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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1846

Page

2

A Turbulent Novel and Royal Pranks Described in Literary Chronicle

A review of Sin Rocen pve Coveney, a new Henry Calburn novel reworking Sir Roger de Coverley. The critique laments the weak plot and historical liberties while praising lively dialogues and scenes of Rochester’s pranks, including a notorious bedchamber episode and a chaotic Whitehall mob of mothers seeking their fathers’ children.

Coveney Charles I London Henry Calburn Roger Tim Han Roger de Coverley Cassandra Merry Lunarch Sedley Hochester de Coverley Rochester Worthy Rochenler Furan Lord Rochester Maida of Honour Claude Actiron Diana

Debated Paris Foreign Intelligence on Plaza and Madagascar

The Paris Chamber debate reexamined the Plaza incident, the Morocco relations, and Madagascar plans. M. Guizot and Drouyn de l’Huys clashed over policy while ministers defended aims to humble the Hovas and extend French influence. a cautious amendment was adopted amid Conservative splits.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Drouyn de l'Huis England M. Guizot Faudis Reger M. Ded Rosas MM. T. Campans France M. Ayles Jules de Lasteirye Marine Hovas Mayotte and Noissi Bourbon Uup M. D M. D'Augeville Orleans Rouen Havre Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Poulogne Troyes and Montereau Basle Great Northern Fampour Perie Presse Algiers Oran Constantine Aline Journal Des Débats d’Aumale Africa Algeria Caente Siecle Trieste Marseilles Maugh Prince Naroteon Louis Boxapante Journal de la Somme Napoleon Louis M. Duchatel Florence Cond Bign Ham Proci M. Duchitel Louis Constitutionnel Seuid Atest Abd-el-Keder Algerie Boghar Foum Ousd-el-Djensa Setiff Abd-el-Kader Levarecur Seif Favre Boulogne Troyes Montereau Besle Strasburg Tours Nantes

Clergy to preach Lent sermons in London churches

The Bishop of London appoints clergy to preach during Lent at St Mary le Bow St Olave’s St Martin’s in the Fields St Andrew’s Holborn and other churches with a common 11 o’clock service time. Names include Archdeacon Hale Murray Wix Croly and Hamilton among many others delivering sermons from Ash Wednesday to Good Friday.

Abbies Croly J. V. Poyate Mr. Goode Dr Vivian Crossthwaite Gibson Saunders Archdeacon Hamilton St. Olave’s Hart-street Russell Mr. Pratt Mr. Gilling Dr. Burnett Mr. Mackenzie Mr. Roberts Mr. Blunt Mr. Stone Al‘Caal Hutchins Beckwith Lett St. Martin’s-in-the-fields Archdeacon Sinclair Middlesex Nepean Fuller Howarth Merch Lr Mr. Andrews Mr. Cooper Mr. Brookfield J.C. Bennett Mr. Rameau W. W. Ellie Gifford T. Dale Mr. Bowers R. H. Oakenfield St. Andrew’s, Holborn J. Tyler Mr. Harding Mr. Lupton Villiers Mr. Gibbs Thomas Hartwell Home Mr. Gibson Archdeacon Hollingworth Mr. Rodwell Auriol Mr. Short Mr. Wood Mr. Denham Robinson St. Paul's J. Slency Skinner-street Bishopsgate Teague Messrs Florence Bighopsgate Distillers Bateman London Brigade Eliems Tan Royal Exchtaxer New Royal Exchange England Elizebeth France Sir Thomas Gresham Gresham Royal Free Hospital Gray’a-inn-road Francis Waugh Cheir R. C. Packman Provident Clerks’ Mutual BeNs Benevolent Fun Benevolent Fund Department London Tavern John Abel Smith Mulender

Andover shooting shock as lodger is wounded

In Andover a former architect named T M Shurmur shot his lodger during a dispute over money, wounding him in the head near Redrice. The injured man is improving while Shurmur is in custody awaiting further examination. Brierley, the other involved, was dying and denied theft of £32. The case unfolds with remands and mounting tensions.

Frazer Pooner Cearth Actios Wience San Sebastian Andover T. M. Shurmur Baverstock Marlborough Redrice Shurmur Brierly Schurmer C. Randolph Birmingham James Reed Reed Berkswell Tranter Page Daleeas Birmingham Liverpool Lima Taylor's Bank George Gray Callan Bencoolen Holyhead Victoria Channel Victoria Bar Saylor Prince's Dock Lasiu G. Gnay P.S

Pension board report notes funds and policy protections

The annual report details pensions of £25 to distressed members and £15 to widows from £16,000 funded property. Elections for officers were held, the May meeting fixed, and a late dinner raised £1,000. An antimiltitia meeting was held in Holborn and a sensational tale of child sale circulated in Farringdon Street.

J. A. Smith, M.P Jerdine and Co National Hell Holborn James Watson United Kingdom Association For R. Moor Farringdon Street Farringdon Trees Harpallay Taylor Chandos Street Ua Ae Ree Ieee Giove

Arrival of Inspector General at Cork Examiners Note

Dust reports from Feb 5 describe an inspector-general from the Commissariat Department arriving in private to oversee districts and report rents of provisions. It notes the Sre Milla corn meal sample, praised as palatable and nutritious, with hopes it will feed the poor in summer. American ships discharge at Haulbowline and Limerick. Panic spreads to provincial markets as Peel's Corn Laws speech depresses pork prices.

Coleraine Chronicle Meghers Deeney Higgins M'Quillan J. , Courtenay Key J.J Madden Cork Haulbochine Tulla Clare Anthony Donnellan O'Connell Richard Litzgerald Ireland O'Neill Daunt Alderman O'Brien Cushe Smith O'Brien Robert Peel Wexford J. Fitzpatrick Castletownrocks Crane Clare Journal Dangun Meany Danges Munner Hyts Leary Louph Ixpiay Coax Commissariat Department Sre Milla Baring Brothers Turing Haulbowline Lee Mills Limerick Waterford Manxers England Teplumon

Riots and murder in Inverness area over potato scarcity

Riots erupted in Lover ness as potato shipments were blocked, with police and military deployed. A subsequent protest near Thorn Bush pier ended with rioters dispersed after a clash, while another scene near Nevis bridge led to John Campbell's death after a whisky quarrel. An Edinburgh Weekly Register report details the Fort William death and post mortem findings.

Inverness Loverness Thorn Bush Pier Nairn Campbeltown Invergordon, &c Luckferry Fort William Invernese-shire John Campbell Lochferry Alexander M.donald Achindeal John M‘donald Leanachin Bridge of Nevis John M'Pher Luchferry Ewen Cameron Campbells M‘donalds Edinburgh Weekly Register

Insolvent debtor receives £25 to pay attorney and live in prison

A chief commissioner under the Insolvent Debtor's Court spared prison for £5 owed, allowing £25 to cover attorney costs and prison living expenses. Nearby a fire at No 10 Benham Street in Great Marlborough Street damaged only the origin site. In Palace Court, the Smart Debts Act case saw a defendant ordered to pay debt and costs by Monday week, or face imprisonment.

Tureday Regent-Street No. 10 Benham Street Great Marborough Messra Aldersons Palace Court Westminston W. Brent Brent

Opening of Ashford to Canterbury branch line celebrated

The South Eastern Railway inaugurated a new branch from Ashford to Canterbury with celebratory events in Canterbury. The route passes Godmersham and Wye, reaching Canterbury about one mile from the trunk line, with an extension to Ramagate and Margate planned to open in about two months. Local gentlemen dined after proceedings. Mr Macgregor stated deposits of over £11,000,000 had been made at the Accountant General’s office.

Ovesryg South Eastern Railway Caster Bury Ashford Canterbury Sout Eastern Railway Threue Wye Godwersham Centerbury Godmersham Ramagate Margate Tnr Caneterbury Macgregor Sea Eastern Company Court of Chancery Margregor

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