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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1847

Page

5

Miscellany notes on church rite and dockyard militia

A London miscellany item details a Wednesday ceremony at Bermondsey for postulants to the Sisters of Mercy, with bishops and priests, plus a lengthy Woolwich Dockyard plan to form a Royal Dockyard Battalion for guard duties and drill. It also reports on local crimes, court proceedings, and public notices from Aldermen court.

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Intelligence from America and Mexico in the London papers

The latest New York and Mexican dispatches detail Mexican arms shortages and a proposed arms contract, plus American troop movements against Santa Anna and rumors of marches toward Saltillo and Tampico. Paris and London reports discuss Guizot, French politics, and naval moves toward Tunis, with court cases and society notices filling out the page.

America Mexico Woodhouse Liverpool New York Washington Union Mexican Congress Senor Gambos Santa Anna San Louis de Poteat Saltillo Worth Taylor Wool Butler Monteray Victora Victoria Woal Parran Hhis Saltilo Santa Anas Potosi Washington Intelligencer Tampico Rio Grande Matsmores Point Isabel Scott Brazos Camargo Diario del Godermo San Luis Congress Oregon Senate Dilby I Dea New Orleans Campeachy Conner Merida Campenchanos San Miguel Tha

Cleaning of three master paintings at the National Gallery

A detailed report to trustees discusses cleaning Velasquez, Rubens, and Cuyp works and the Titian, focusing on varnish removal, restoration limits, and the risk of underlining and re-lining. Letters from experts defend the process, noting improved tones and preserved details while public concern over prior cleaning is addressed.

Eastlake National Gallery Eadie Piri Velasquez Cuyp Rubens Titian Seguies London Paris Jong Sugder Peranns Linden Grove Bayswater, Inc Ariadne W. Motagapr C. L. Eastlake Buckingham Street Strand Mentton Seguier Bucehanslian T Poassis Jordians Wm. Ertr Easlake Nawunel Gallery Mr. Seguier E. Lanpaxax Mornington Place Segoler Avery Academy Beliave C. Stawrixip Messrs Unins John Smith Thomas Emmerson Peter Norton Enanlake C. L. Eustasxe

Irish Party Meeting Urges Postponement of Bentinck Bill

A large gathering at Parliament Street by the newly formed Irish party discussed delaying the second reading of Lord George Bentinck's railway bill to avoid hindering government measures for Ireland. Notables present included Lord Monteagle and W. B. O'Brien. The group urged postponement to prioritize relief measures for the famine and mortality crisis in Ireland. Lord Bentinck indicated postponement could occur only with the consent of his supporters and fellow Irish members.

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