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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 10, 1846

Page

7

Peel and Tariff Woes Stir Public Trade Talks

Long, fragmented notice details Peel era tariff tensions, Canadian wheat imports, and a discussive note on the Peel lineage. It cites contracts for copper wire and telegraph routes from the Atlantic to the Mississippi, outlining sections and major cities involved, and references offerings by Stephens and Tiamas.

America Union Newark Daily Advertiser Messrs. Stephens and Thomas Belleville New Jersey Harrisburg Lancaster New York Buffalo Philadelphia Baltimore Boston Lowell Lockport Utica Little Falls

The Cricket on the Hearth at Vaaquarxer Theatre review

A 19th century theatre notice praises Farren's Caleb Plummer and Bucketove's Peerybingle while critiquing the senile portrayal of Dot and the faintly maudlin tone. It also highlights Miss Fortescue's strong pathos and urges support for the Haymarket version and local institutions for holiday education and entertainment.

Peerybingle Tilly Slowboy Bucketove Daca Miss Fortescus Dot The Lyceum Helen Faucit Haymarket Doclare Ryan Bachhoffner Germany Jersy Linn Nightingale Jaet Atheneum Tsinty Mademoiselle Jenny Lind Bunn Maater Trapbois Athenaum Berlin Drury-lane Theatre Meyerbeer Silesia Bann Paris Prima Dome Falcon Drury Lane Theatre Ayren Earl of Westmoreland Mademoiselle Lind Mr. Bunn Frankfort Her Majesty's Theatre Drury Lene Boon Queen's Theatre Drury-lane England Jexxy Lixp Copenhagen Oll Buon Prussia Cape Jenny Drurylene Syren Schwedische Nachtigal Pantaloon New York Templeton Oli Ball de Mayer Mrs. Kean Fair City Park Mr. Kean Serjeant Talfourd John Douglass Royal Marylebone Theatre Rawlinssp Romeo Mr. Goldspring Copeland-street Douglass

Sporting Intelligence on Cup Bets and Races

The report notes larger attendance for the Clestor Cup with bets placed on Derby and Oaks. Odds favored Spithead and The Traverser, with various stakes listed against many horses and a foot races match between Allen and Ben Cauot. Also mentions telegraph wires killing a woodcock and a count of prize fights over the past year.

E. J. Irwin H. R. Clark Scott Albemarle E. Russell Shubrick Brocardo Annon Taga Ramsay Malcolm Lord Chesterfield Meiklam Peel O'Brien J. Hawley Humdrum C. Monk G. Bentinck Mr. Gully Mr. Preston Maber Stanley Flambeau Allen Ben Cauot Jem Burn Fulham Fielde Preston Profis

Wreck of two steamers and other vessels in the navy report

A long London Standard column lists cabinet appointments under Sir Robert Peel. It covers the new ministry rumors and tests in the West Riding race, a meeting to back Lord Morpeth, a quarter million anti corn law subscriptions, Admiralty retirements, clerical moves at Oscott, and maritime disaster notes including the St David and the Tom Bowling with losses and wreck details.

Robert Veel Treasury May Moon Peel League Peels C.S. E Robert Peel J. S. G. Graham Home Department Turd Lyndburnt Duke of Buccleuch Date of Wellington Chien Earl of Aberdeen Earl of Haddington Earl of Ripon Board of Control H. Goulburn Exchequer Lord Granville Somerset Duchy of Lancaster Earl Lincoln Sidney Herbert Earl of Dalhousie Board of Trade Earl of Ellenborough Admiralty Earl of St. Germans West Ripide YonrksutRe Weat Lord Morpeh Protection Lord Morpeth Messrs Cobden West Riding Yorkshire Lord Wharncliffe House of Peers Dons Leeds Bright Royal Navy Lord Howard de Walden Lisbon Lord Seaford Newman Old Oscott College Littlemore Globe Curaca Edger Estcourt St. Mary’s College, Oacot Galignani America St. Katharine’s Romeny Aa Coast Grany Coast Guard Corton Lowestoft Yarmouth Barnet Fatan Limehouse Reach George Gibson Regent's Canal Atoa Sren Tueaday 60Th Rifles Dumbarton Castle Paisley Glasgow Argus Havre Plymouth Liverpool Tom Bowling St. David Evans Davidson Ashe Simost Southampton Fecamp Harve North Shields Murray Afr Stewart Gravesend Trafic Bremen Myr. Murrey John Reed Mr. Stuart Paine Teer Stephens Norden Pevensey Bay Eastbourne Reve Nickleby Glasgow Padstow Brixham Newport Ramsgate Aod Bar Appledore Salisbury Resnolds Sunderland Rouen Eliza North Shielde Mra Fleming Eleo Honfleur Wisbeach Cromer Robinhood-bay Calais Young Adam Skegress Ott Cromer Richard Elsinoor Calaix Montague Newcastle

Irish Poor Law Critique Highlights Regional Inflexibility

The Commissioner argues the Poor Law fails due to one size fits all rules for town and country. He cites Dunfanaghy as an example where a £10,000 union costs £5000 in interest and £500 in annual support for a single pauper, blaming resident reluctance and lack of settlement laws for inaction. The system’s rigidity leads to inaction, policing gaps, demoralizing beggary, and debates on diet, workhouses, and supervision while praising orderly union facilities.

Windsor Her Mary Chelsea East and West Indies West India Poor Law Commissioners Boards of Guardians House of Commons Hastle Ows Simul Smith Smitha Lyson Law Shire-hall J. Pearson Hastrup T. G. Cartier J. E. Williams R. Temple Frederick Henry Kirby Krby Powick J. P. Smith Wick Kirby's Mr. Smith Captain Wall Captain Wail Frederick Kirby Flint John Somery Bishop Son Worcestershire Ay Agep Tuitr Joba Kloba Dutchman Burley Viner Regent-street Mansion House Witneascs Delara England Ann M. Whitehead Salt St. George's Terrace Hyde Park Shackell Farebrother Afr Phillips Evan F New York Alsgor Ireland Dunfanaghy Donegal St Dunfallaghy Union Ballyshannon Belfast Newtownards Union Poor Law Commission Poor Law London Firet End Antil

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