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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1846

Page

5

Wiltshire labourers denounce Corn Laws at Bremhill meeting

A moonlit Bremhill gathering of Wiltshire farm labourers and tenants, led by Job Ginger, voices hunger under Corn Laws and protection. Speakers recount weekly wages, family costs, and bare subsistence, urging repeal, while women plead for cheaper bread and fair work.

Warning Chronicle Wiltshire Wilts Bremhill Great Western Railway Calne Gene Tleman Jeffreys Siderow Park London Gale Yorkshire Somerset Goatacre Job Ginger Damb Post Edwards Marlborough Gring Duke of Buckingham Mr. Benett Sam Mr. Edwards Mr. Gale Penney S—L George Chivers Winterboro Henry Drew Lockeridge Overton Ohio North Wilts Charles Kingell Preston Hillmartin Lucy Simpkins Mary Ferris Cherlcot William Cole Caine John Iles Jacob Wilkins Duke of Richmond Calne Green W. Cole Cole Devizes Gazette Cobden Bright Bose

Latest Intelligence and Miscellaneous London News

Lord Canning slated to succeed as Chief Commissioner of Land Revenues. A boy in Brixton sustains severe injuries in a wall collapse. Railway receipts across lines list substantial weekly totals. Paris and London markets report gains and political debates in the Commons and Chamber of Deputies. Reports from India describe Moodkee and Ferozepore actions with cannon losses. Naval appointments and resignations shuffle, including Sir George Cockburn’s seat. Obituary notes, public notices, and Westminster Reform Society activity mark political unrest and election maneuvers.

Lord Canning Lord Lincoln Department Christopher Mackay East Street Kennington F. Tassaint Loughborough Road Brixton Young Mackay Paris KR. Peel League Commons Wt Peel Chamber of Deputies Lal M. Manguin Guign Winterhalter Alfwire Perons Perons of Fier Famly Toulouse Duke de Montpensier Epoque Luisa Spain Madrid Pampeluna Prince de Seinvilly Constitutionnel M. Pallier Havre Madagascar Mauritius Ranavala Paria Orleans Rouen Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes Montereau Basle Northern India Ispra Mars Bombay Ist Alexandria Iberia Malta Sree Auckland Bowbey Victoria Suez Matta Trieste London Inpia Times Moodkee Ferozepore John Littler Tey Sualankhanwalla Sultankhanwealla Mung George Cockburn Board of Admiralty George Naval Department Admiralty Lord Forester Royal Household Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms France William Lefevré Thomas Wakley Bay M.Y Covener Middlesex New Inn Marylebone Lane George William Lefevre Russia Myers Lower Brook-street Grosvenor-Square Grant Lefe Joseph Roper Linton-place Edgware-road Sven Hyde Park Oxford Street Cumberland Gate Gret Tr. Grant van Eric Cootr Hon. East India Company India House Coote Grieves Calicut Brypoor Williame Lorp Taincorn Norrincuam Whitebailplace Ireland Nottinghamshire Agricultural Protection Society Agricultural Protection Society Protection Society

Debates on Government Measures and Free Trade Policy

The House of Commons debate covers moral and constitutional considerations of government measures, with Mr Gaskell resigning to vote against the bill.Lord Morpeth’s restoration is praised for plain speaking on corn laws and labor hardship. Mr Miles’s long statistical speech includes Russia’s fertility and Tambov misstatements, while Free Traders face a delayed adjournment and intensifying party strategy.

Colquhuan House of Commons Gaskell Treasury Lord Morpeth Wiltshire Mr. Ruebuck Ruebuck Howard Douglas Scult Roxburgehire Ward Stafford O’brien Calquhoun Miles Treasury Bench Lord Granvilla Somerset Goulburn Russia Tamboff Lord Stanley Tambor Europe Holland Somersetshire

Postscript The Ministry The Question And The Country

A lengthy parliamentary discussion focuses on the pending great question of the era, with Protectionists pressing for dissolution and Free Traders urged to act to save England from protracted uncertainty. The piece also notes the demise of Amelia Christina Dowager Duchess of Anhalt Dessau and reports on local appointments and railway debt figures, plus a murder case in Greenwich court.

House of Lords Free Trade Party England Ward O'Connell Cobden House of Commons Lord Lincoln Nottinghamshire Westminster Evans Rous Amelia Christins Duckers Anhalt Dessau Dessau Louis Landgrave Hesee Homburg Frederick of Arhalt Dessas Schwarzburg Rudolstadt Louisa Frederika Gurbair Hesse Homburg George Bernard Therida de Reina Frederick Augustus Maria William Prince of Hesse Wortley Burdett Coutts London Westminter Dovor United Kingdom Ireland Scotland Toms G. Wilson Airey Richardson Amelie Richardson Ron Maria Julie Richardson Coener William Richardson

Accidents Hit Great Western Railway After Heavy Rain

The Messrs Darby of Colebrookdale donate £2000 to the League Fund. A major embankment slip near Chippenham on the Great Western Railway endangers trains. Repairs cost an estimated £10,000 to £12,000. A secondary incident near Wotten Bassett and a Bristol to Keynsham accident caused injuries to track workers.

Darby Colebrookdale Great Western Railway Leas Chippenham Wotten Bassett Bristol Brynsham Keyneham

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