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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1848

Page

2

Turbulent session ends as opposition quits and reform row deepens

In the chamber the speaker declared the discussion concluded as uproar and defiance erupted. The Opposition deputies, set on an adjourned Reform Dinner, planned to resign after being barred from the banqueting ball. Market debt and Three per Cents fluctuated, signaling wider political tension amid reform debates across France and Spain with royalist and Carlist undercurrents.

Reform Thiers Spain Manni Pardo Geronimo Valdes de Torato de Villarin Manuel Bretin Viscount de Valdesa A Riva Picamoxans Eepartero Crox Lerida Catatonia Porta Balaqua Balaqué Alcalda Baloqué Senate Heraldo Louis Philippe Duchess of Montpensier Madrid Catalonia Espartero Mangio Boris London

Early closing scheme debated by Southampton trades

A Monday meeting at the Mechanics Institution Holborn backed a plan to fund and promote an early shop closing system. Supporters aim to raise £1000 through subscriptions and lectures by clergy, with Dr Bennett’s address sent to households to discourage late browsing.

Mersoro Easty Crosixe Socistr Sil Trades Mechanics’ Institution Southampton Holborn D. Wire Sasistante Bebslf Dr. Bennett Central Board Pettigrew Eptira Pszorosep ExtanceMexr St. Paxckaa

Wilful murder verdict in Hazell case shocks Bristol

Details from the Duxbury inquest reveal new statements about the Hazell family and suspects. Witnesses testified to conduct around the barn, a remembered coat, and tensions with the deceased’s nephews. The jury returned a verdict of Wilful murder against Benjamin and James Hazell.

Bristol Walaingham Hazell Capel Mary Stallard Abe Carpenters’ Arms Dandry James Hazell Benjamin Pritchard Mr.Hazell John Sampson Rees Marshal Hasell Vowlas Benjamin Herell Ashton Young James Benjewin Benjamin Hazell Blortland Turcus Fairey Weymouth Portland Salordsy Winter's Ganger Jack Sherborne Balford Faicarrot Branchester Courier Ptscoers Ryan Puck Dra Tia ‘Fe Savacz Special Commission Tipperary Clonmel County Waterford Kilronnn New Rueselstown Thomas Manning Temperance Society Kilmecune William Ryan R.M William Rooney Ballinamult Cess

Irelands Farmers Estate Society aims to reform land ownership

A Dublin segment reports noblemen proposing a Farmers Estate Society Ireland to purchase estates in fee and sell them in 40 acre lots with instalment payments. The plan, praised by Earl of Clarendon and committee members, envisions limited subdivision and prioritizes tenant buyers to boost cultivation and capital for improvements. The project seeks £1,000,000 capital via 50,000 shares of £20.

Farmers’ Estate Society of Ireland Farmers’ Estate Society England Earl of Clarendon Courtown Devon Lord Monteigle E. Borough David Roche Monsell M.P Fagan Rome Dublin Evening Post

Destruction of Glasgow Quay by Ice Packed River Currents

Reports from Glasgow describe widespread damage to the new quay above Glasgow Bridge after ice and floodwaters shifted the river current. A wall and causeway were undermined, with about 50 feet of quay collapsed and 12 feet of excavation between piles. The event raises costly repairs and worsens harbour congestion.

Fannixo Oy Taz Glascow Clyde Glasgow Bridge Brocolelaw Jamaica Aueet River Trusteee Said Stackwell Street Bridge Glasgow

Chinese Life in Shanghai Shops and Streets

A London reviewer summarizes Lieut Forbes RN’s account of China, noting Chinese civilization, markets, tea houses, banking practices, and daily life through vignettes of Shanghai silk shops fruit stalls cloth warehouses and tea gardens. The piece praises Forbes descriptions of Shanghaie and Shangbao port city life and includes brief notes on banking and a rural farm house scene.

Cora Ple. Forbes London Richard Bentley Forbes Her Abip Bonetta Chine Jaea Europe Roger Bacon Burpowder Guttenburgh Sparzies Gall Canton Bart St. Giles's Shoreditch Shangbao Randoos Shanghae

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