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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 03, 1846

Page

4

Oregon question fuels U S British talks and memorials

Long dispute over Oregon rights prompts Mr P and Mr B to clash over full U S sovereignty. Two memorials surface in Congress seeking land donations and a mail route, with one proposing a new Oregon republic. London's talks may reopen under Mr M Lane or a special minister as policy shifts unfold.

Britain Oregon Republic of Washington Nations Intelligencer London M‘lane Ieave Polkovum Pakenham Western Canal Glola Richmond City Mills Southern England United States

Railway Speculations ruin Manchester warehousemen

In the bankruptcy of Graham and Co. the assignees were chosen. The firm, once esteemed Manchester warehousemen of Old Change and Cheapside, failed after engaging in railway speculations causing debts around £11,000 to £12,000 with stock worth about £9,600. The senior partner killed himself, and partner Macfarlane absconded. Creditors seek accounts and an accountant for Adams, while Wren must answer privately about estate details. Debts proved exceed £14,000. signees chosen as Pailios and S. Sewabee, and meeting adjourned.

Sattrom Goulburn Surciee Baxcarriey Graham and Co Manchester Old Change Cheapside Pfc Percy Street Pentonville Macfarlane Adams Lawreng Buckleraburr Bruce Surrey Street Fiat Wren Als. Macfarlane Lawrence Adame Buser Mr. Lawrence Nnd Brace Lord Eldon Pailios Bow Churchyard Calico 8. Sewabee

Police Reports from the Mansion House and Gates

A detailed London police chronicle covers a violent public assault at the Bell in Little Friday Street with a former Metropolitan officer clashing with patrons, breaking furniture, and injuring police. subsequent remand into custody follows. Additional items include a public obstruction case in Paternoster Row, a contested poor-rate dispute involving the City of London Literary Institution, a drunken assault on a street organ maker in Marylebone, and numerous court notices about assaults, attempted suicides, and a major warehouse arson alarm near Purbeck.

Mliansion House Berriman Extraorpivany Densis Shane Metropolitan Police Lord Majur Friday Street Ettrs Wilkes Maughan Bailey Guildhall Riaur Keer Waagons Fourxitune Francis Mathews Alderman Sydney David Hewitt Paternoster Row B. Steil Stuil Steil London Clarkson Chapman Marshall Sidney Musgrove St. Botolph, Aldgate Stacy City of London Alderagate-street Catke Alderman Sidney Commons Stsay Bow Street Swanesun Assavut Michael Clayton George Menzio Beaumont Place New Road Iman E 183 Mr. Tryford Marylebone Keepixs Burenaszyayn Munounors Tower Order Horner-street Edgware-road Eaid Nelson House of Correction John Watson Vadesmay New Church Street Portman Market Long Lydia Crickmore Waddington Boeutefer Parry SwinpLen Kelly Frederick Wil’liam Kelly Captain Kelly Rawlinson Gray Whall C Division Boyle-street Repent-street Great Western Railway Shaw Hodge Torquay Fortnum and Mason Piccadilly Patteron Green Man Oxford Street Patterson Rirs Oakeley Kelly Devizes George Trent Albany-street Regent's Park Mr. Trent Marlborough Trent Oxford Lord Grosvenor Hoodell Chatham Menars Stor Mortimer Mitchell Soutrwarez Charles Hallett Thornton Street Deckhend Mary Hambleton Child Esther Francis Kent Road Thames Berti James Parker Golden Eagle Shoreditch Reed Watkivaen Sonty Hale K Division Cashalton Surrey Trishman

Brighton coroner reports Gurwood death by self inflicted wound

The London newspaper details Colonel Gurwood's collapse after a period of despondency and mental strain. Witnesses describe his recent illness, visits from friends, and the inquest verdict of temporary insanity as the cause of death by a razor wound at his King's Road lodging in Brighton.

Basautos Gurwood Wellington King’s Road Henry Wobnter Hrighton Sva Pir Sir Henry Brunswick Square Narah Collins George Collins King's Read Mr. Gurwood Tet Tory E. J. Furner E.J. Furner GarKand Henry Webster No. 16 Brighton Gureued Witness Duke of Wellington George Hall Steine Waterloo Hart 42D Foot Household Cavalry Lambert Ciudad Rodrigo Fort Renaud Vittoria Salamanca Scidde Anne Grainger Salta Paris Richard Grainger Decessed Desanrnutan Thomas Marshall Kettering Sun Fire Office Bowell George Inn Desborough Northenston

A Curious Column With Cornflowers and Prophecies

A dramatic colonial voice surveys commerce and politics with raucous satire on English trade, a mock rustic wreath from Scotland, and a speech on self rule. It contrasts merchants’ power, the star of England, and calls for renewed rural strength amid a mounting public concern. An inquest tale and a ghost episode punctuate the page with stark poverty, crime, and rumor, all framed by a bustling provincial scene.

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English Delicacies and Westminster Abbey in Punch excerpt

A Punch page contrasts seventeenth century English dishes with modern tastes, listing items like snipe and lamprey among period fare. It then parodies Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s, depicting abbey sights as a taxpayer priced museum exhibit and urging free access for all alike to national monuments.

Charles the Firt Sorer Dinnevrit ST. Pana National Gallery Gratis British Museum

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