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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 12, 1837

Page

2

Abolition Petitions Move to End Church Rates in Parliament

In the Lords and Commons, petitions from Leeds, Market Harborough, and other towns urged total abolition of church rates without public funding. Lords and peers signified support, citing widespread dissent among Protestant congregations and residents.

House OF Lords Lord Surrreny Market Harborough Leicestershire Brovenam Leeds Lord Broveranm Ife Bungay Haverhill Suffolk Kirby Moorside Yorkshire Taunton Somerset Newcastle-upon-Tyne House OF Commons Barks Bowline England France Great Britain Brapshaw Ireland H. Grattan Portugal Roxinson Lord Panmenston Danube P. Tuoxuson Bernal Messrs Hansard Stockdale Faker Knaresborough Sir Samuel Romilly Europe London Court of Review Herand Riewands Lord Brougham Irish Church Irish Corporation Mr. Richards Maclean Porver Kwaie Knaresboroug Jlear Ewart Wigan O'Connrlll Hawes

Question on banking inquiry and joint stock banks in parliament

Debate on whether to broaden inquiries into joint stock banks and the Bank of England. Speakers argued over money issuance and regulation, with references to the Northern Central Union Bank, Bank of England notes, and potential reforms to Irish and municipal corporations.

PamuElton Court of Chancery House of Lords Privy Council Court of Review Kilkenny England Ireland J. Russenn House of Commons Syouse of Commmons Europe George IV Charter Cnrency Bank of England Reland Hunk Great Britain Willliams Hopinson Gisbourne Bank of Bank of Englanid Middlesex Banine Cuay Bridport Ay. Cayary O'Coxxett Mr. Hume R. Pret Gentral Union Bank Wakney Fountain of Life Threadusedle-street R. Maxis Hull Tyeland Wonkey

Debate on Irish municipal rights and self government principles

A heated Commons discussion centers on Irish municipal rights and self government argues that 6,000,000 Irish should share in governance, denouncing claims of disqualification while contrasting with England and Scotland. Speakers defend Ireland's fitness for self rule as Colonel Connelly opposes and O Connell supports the bill before an adjournment leads to continuation next session.

House OF Lords Turspay House OF Commons Trispay Bowres Evesham Torquay Gill D. Bucner Treasury Limerick Sir Groacs Sixcrater Lord Morpett Municipal Corporation Scotland Lord Morpxrry Mr. Hurt Joan Russain Trinity House Hull Joux Russayu Trish Municipal Corporations J. Russert Rose Rose, and Moved For Leave To Bring In Aill Fox Ireland Lord Mulgrave Pennefather Johnston Burton Foster Perrin Smith Earl Mulgrave Sergeant Jackson National Association of Ireland O'Connell O’connell National Association Shaw Lord Clements Roebuck England J. Russell Dublin Kilkenny Commons Mr. Roebuck Lancashire Lord Stanley Rosnucx Jord Hear Britain Colonel Connelly O’coxnorn Cox

Our New Queen of Napless and Smithfield Market Cries

A Paris Naples dispatch reports marriage bans between the King and Archduchess Theresa of Austria and describes the new queen’s looks and fortune. The Smithfield Market controversy prompts a meeting in Aldermanbury calling for its removal and fundraising for relocation.

Napless Theresa of Austria Naples Trieste Paris Smithfield Market the George Aldermanbury Churchwarden Simons Smithfield Cash Wood-street Cheapside BANK England Walbrook New River Company Sr. Petersburgh Rarik St. Petersburgh Hamburgh Congress Senate Washington Committee of Ways and Means Treasury

British officer report on the siege of Bilboa 1837

A dated dispatch from Pass January 26 1837 details siege continuities near Bilboa with Evans's Legion and Spanish distrust. It notes English payments to troops, reinforcements debated by naval forces including the Phoenix and Viper and the arrival of transports Hotspur and Comet.

Bilboa San Sebastian Evans England Ca Colquhoun Legion Phinix Tweed Speedy Mottley Viper Robinson Alonzo Isabella Hermaine Salamander Dacres Ringdove Saracen Samarang Santander Royalist Rhadamanthas Vicars Royal Engineers Wylde Espartero Durango Louis Philippe Henry Bayonne Hotspur Sanguinary Cis Bibeiro

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