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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1846

Page

2

Agricultural meetings denounce Corn Laws and urge protection

Reports from Bury St Edmund's, Aylesbury, Lewes, and surrounding towns describe anti Corn Law demonstrations and meetings. Speakers including Captain Heigham, Lord Buckingham, and Mr Palmer advocate protection for British agriculture, denounce Peel and Russell shifts, and call for unified action and electoral tactics.

Robert Peel Jeremy Diddler Buar St. Epauxn's Wag Captain Hubbard T. Williams Draper Bevan Punshon Bury St. Edmund's West Suffolk Farringdon Street Wirgour Sussex Hotel Bouverie Street Croom Hoare Anti-Corn Law League London Lord John Russell Warren Tamworth Duke of Wellington Times England Dispatch Quarterly Review Serjeant Glover T Yall Masterman League Demosthenes Anti Corn Law League Agricultural Agricultural Party Manchester Lyalls Mastermans Hoares Spottiswoodes Aylesbuny Royal Bucks Agricultural Association Tseorge Inn Aylesbury Duke of Buckingham Sir Robert Peel Benssaine Protection Association Palmer Mr. Palmer House of Commons Curcnesten

Opening of the French Chambers December 1845 to 1846

Report on Louis Philippe opening the 1846 session with a royal procession, speeches, and a detailed view of the Chamber of Deputies proceedings. Mentions the king's speech, ministerial line up, and the ceremonial arrival of the queen and royalty.

Paris Louis Philippe Hotel Des Invalides Duke de Nemours Prince de Joinville Duke d'Aumale Duke de Montpensier Pyards Aessieurs Mersieurs Les Deputés Tate Iiw France Pacific Great Britain England Algeria Chad Eeven O’cick Chamber Chamber of Deputies M. Berryer Banco Dwar Kaneuth Tagore Padern Corps Diplomatique Prand Lord Cowley Council of State Marshal Soult M. Guizot de St. You M. de Salvandy M. Cunin-Gridaine M. Damon de Mackau Mr. Martin (du Nord M. Duchatel Duke Pasquier Chamber of Peers M. Sapey Madame Adelaide Orleans Duchess de Nemours Duchesa A’ Aumale Princess de Juinville Count de Paris M. Sauzet M. Dufeure M. Dupin Odillon Barrot M. Bignon M. Lepelletier d'Aulnay M. Debelleyme M. Duprat Eecesceseees M. Billault M. Vivien Eccsreseeneee M. de Sade Seeesesee M. de Tracy E-Seeeene FF the Weekly Chronicle Dulgent Inez Seasion Rouen North Havre Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogue Troyes Montereal Basle Ditta Pas- Bive Tangier le Papio Azmoour Mezugen Bresmer Mogadoria Lonsul Mazagan Redman Alessieurs Dubourdion Delaporte le Papin Africa Wod Senegal Mogador Azmour Muzagun Geome Armour Mazayan Gibraltar Algiers Bou. Maza Corps Darmée M. Thiers Constitutionnel Count Roy Moniteur Creil St. Quentin Parry Bourse Bank of France

Watermen’s and Lighter Company disclaims steam-packet ties

In a public statement authorship disputes are clarified the Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Company seeks to sever any link with the Watermen’s Steam-packet Company. The poor watermen deny any profit or benefit from the venture with the exception of share purchasers.

Watermen's and Lightermen's Company Watermen’s Steam-packet Company Watermen Baker Suton Arms Sutton Street Charterhouse Square John Christian Ross G. Perrin Waterloo Place Witnesh Row Perrin Blackwood Magasine Ali Mason

Watermen disavow ties to Watermen's Steamboat Company

The Watermen and Lightermen of the Thames inform the Lord Mayor that they are not involved with The Watermen's Steamboat Company and request public clarification. They note potential confusion due to name similarity and sign off as solicitors Creak and Couren.

Brackvatans Pier Watermen’s and Lightermen's Company Watermen’s Hall River Thames Blackfriars-pier The Watermen's Steamboat Company Watermen’s Lightermen's Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Company Watermen’s Steamboat Company Creak and Couren

Bristol High Change boosts city trade and meetings

The Bristol merchants establish a daily High Change at the Commercial rooms from two to half past two, replacing scattered counting houses. The move factions commerce, with ships chartered and vessels trading more efficiently in half an hour, as older methods lagged.

Bristol Ireland Wales England America West Indies Mediterranean Levant London Liverpool Manchester Lewes Beachy Head Pevensey Nut Batavia Amsterdam Pe_Yensey Rebecca Pierce Wood Coast Guard Oliver Warnell Flemming Eastbourne Lewes and Hastings Walball Duneapre Benen Ativz G. Hinchliffe Cnroner Old Bush Inn Rushall Thomas Dunning Isaiah Bent Mgr William Sparrow Bent Dunning Birmingham Journul

New Queen's College charters signed for three cities

Devas December 29 reports the formal signing and sealing of charters for three new Queen's Colleges in Belfast Cork and Galway with the appointment of principals and vice principals. Dr John Ryan named Vice Principal of Queen's College for work. Repeal Association notes a well attended meeting at Conciliation Hall with Mr OConnell delivering remarks and funding updates.

Sussex Duke of Richmond Alanda J. Russell Whig Party League R. Peeldo Lord J. Russell R. Veet Lord W. Lennox Culden Robert Peel Acesion Cobden Covent Gardon London Peel Robert Sir Robert Free Trade Reed Cotone John Tyrell Times Corm Lewes Elimore South Down England Wanrwicsesine Agricultural Protection Society Lord Brooke Old England Hodgson House of Commons John Russell John Mr. Gladstone Lord Stanley Conciliation Hall Thomas Steele O'Connell W. S. O'Brien Ireland Groana the Times Mitchelet Europe

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