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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1845

Page

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No Popery Majorities in Whigs and Catholic Question 1807

In a historical summary, the piece critiques the Whigs and Tories during Mr Brand's Motion on Catholic rights and the Irish Establishment. It notes the Crown's stance, ministerial maneuvers, and the public’s reaction, highlighting figures like Lord Grey, Mr Perceval, Lord Howick, and Canning, and recounts the parliamentary division and political tension of the era.

Brand Commons Lord Grey Lord Melbourne Jesty Lord Coke Privy Council Andrew General Crawford Ord Pitt England Ireland House of Commons Plunket Plenke Mr. Perceval Ae Horner Lord Howick Sheridan Duigenan Lord Chesterfield Lord Eldon Canning Windsor Hod Osborn

Government Moves Prompt Changes In Admiralty And Elections

The Goose and Gridiron reports Henry Fitzroy is appointed Lord of the Admiralty, replacing H. T. S. Corry, with Lord Jocelyn unable to accept. Other notes reveal W. B. Baring becomes Paymaster General to the Forces, and Lord Jocelyn moves to the Board of Control, amid talk of Knatchbull’s peerage. Reports from Stamford describe snowball hostility to Sir George Clerk over railway opposition, while Lewes sees Fitzroy seeking re-election and a rival Liberal candidate, Kemp, canvassing. Multiple references to contested seats in Thetford, Marlborough, and Buckingham accompany resignations and strategic shifts in the Tory and Liberal camps.

Brighton Prince Albert Asvicipatep Pasmore W. Maule Panmure Brechin and Nevar House of Lords Committee of Privileges Els Bisner Cambridge Haviland Regius University of Cambridge Worrr Erzercum James Brant Trebisond Europe Southampton Peninsula and Oriental Company Constantinople Ean ST. Grange's Haxover London William Howarth St. John's College, Cambridge Mipershell Bedfordshire Howarth St. George’s Bresswick Duke of Brunswick Marylenone Cardwell The Treasury Home Rushworth Rushworth George Clerk William Henry Johnstone St. John’s College, Cambridge Hon. East India Tur Needlewomes M. Rolland England France Paris West Lnd West End Union Club St. Martin’s-in-the-Field Starroup Bates Henry the Eighth Holderness Calcutta St Katherine's Dock Hobart Town Sydney Bombay Madras Mauritius Goose and Gridiron Henry Fitzroy Lewes Admiralty H. T. S. Corry Lord Jocelyn W. B. Baring Edward Knatchbull Mr. Baring Board of Control Arare King’s Lynn Marlborough Robert Peel Sir Edward Knatchbull Baron Bilk Lori Patchment Pee Stamford Syston and Peterborough Sir George St. Martin's George Sir George Gond M.p.’S Fitzroy George Baring Kemp Thomas Read Kemp Kemp Summers Harford Harford Elphinstone Jon. C. Fitzroy Very Lord Cantalupe Sim W. Treawxy Hase William Trelawny Baronet William Corwall Commons W. L. Satesucuny Harewood Thomas Fremantle Duke of Huckingham Hoe House of Commons Buckingham County of Bucks Bucks Charles Scott Murray Chiltern Duke of Buckingham Marquis of Chandos Murray Towers Huntsmoor-park Iver Tuwera Royal Bucks Agricultural Association Duke Horwood Buckinghamshire Marquis of Chanday Mr. Towers

Deputations to Sir R Peel on repeal of taxes and window tax

Reports detail several deputations to Sir Robert Peel from Manchester Glasgow and metropolitan parishes urging immediate repeal of the window tax and reduction of tariffs on raw cotton. Speakers claimed the burden harmed poor families and agriculturalists while Peel gave no firm relief promises.

R. Peel Philips Gibson M-P Brotherton M.P Lord Sandon Dennistoun Clifton Seatton Greg Manchester A. Graham Glasgow I. Peel Ashworth Wylie Daniell Gomm H.C. Wilson A'Beckett Ewen Geesin Ashley George Tyrrel Kaith St. Jamea’s Westminster Howarth St. Pancras Clapp G. Daniell Marylebone Variell Robert Peel Sir R. Peel Agricultural Protection Society Downing-street Duke of Richmond Duke of Buckingham Robert Baker Writtle Baker Hudson Norfolk Robert Peo Minouer

Plague Ravages Kabul As Meek Ameer Seeks Relief

The Cabul plague spreads from Turkistan to the capital during the Moharram festival period. Sirdars and officials work to calm fear, issue alms, and direct prayers as deaths rise in streets and markets. The Ameer and Wazeer attend durbars amid funerals, with mortality climbing to hundreds in Kabul before slowly subsiding, while spreading to Jelalabad and Peshawar in reduced form.

Turkistan Ashanistan Eed Bala Hissar Ameer Wazeer Jill Cabul Wozeer Hajen Saheb Meer Waez Hajee Saheb Sirdar Mahomed Akram Khan Sirdar Goolam Hyder Khan Hazareh Bameia Caoul Meerza Kullab Allee Khan Fas Hajes H Jee Rome Fuseelut Dustugah Moulab Hussam Toy Ameer Mahasserai Chandol Wazeer Mahomed Axbar Kian Meptopis Hissar Mahommed Shah Aber Yiheirn Jehildren Shewakev Bela Hissar Adey Su Et Shewakee Gi Zoormut Bat di Se Digerou Kuttara Arseer Ghilsie Shere Jan Khan Nawab Jubbar Nawab Zaman Ithe Ameer Conete Nthe Ameer Mahomed Ameen Kuas Bala Gissar Amean Khan Kasd Fel Kuanah Mahomed Amean Khan Mahomed Azeem Khan Cabal Jelalabed Cabal River Peshawar Khaw Gbits Sac

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