Weekly Chronicle promotes liberal family journal and export reach
The Weekly Chronicle resumes its original title with new typography and a regular supply of political contributions from Shirley Brooks. It covers the war against Russia with despatches and letters, plus foreign and domestic topics, emigration, and the English abroad. It is the official organ for Irish Encumbered Estates Court land sales with an official list, rentals, and acreages. Subscriptions to the weekly family journal are solicited with terms and payment details.
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Russia
Times
Weexey Chronicle
France
Taz Weenty Curoniere
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England
Chronice
United Kingdom
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London
Richand Kinder
Hope for Peace in War Debates and Cabinet Turmoil
A Wide-eyed summary of War News and politics in early 1855. The piece weighs chances for peace with Russia as Sebastopol looms, notes market reactions to potential peace, and mocks Downing Street fog and a dysfunctional coalition. It laments Palmerston, Aberdeen, and Newcastle amid cabinet unrest and calls for reform.
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Lord Paumerston
Downing-street
Whitehall
Punch
Aberdeen
Pau Merston
Lord Apendeen
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Aberdeen
Russia
Mr. Urquwart
Tord Palmerston
House of Commons
Tra gedy in Foley street reveals scandal and murder
The report details a chaotic domestic scene in Foley street where a married man lives with another woman while his wife remains separate. A foreign lover inflames passions leading to murder and attempted suicide amid sensational penny-a-lining by a reporter. The piece critiques Barthelemy and calls into question mercy from juries amid public unease.
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Foley-street
Barthelemy
The
Morning Chronicle
Moore
CoLuano
Baranelli
Denison Case Ends, Disputes Over Archdeacon's Teachings
A decision by the Commissioners marks the termination of the Archdeacon Denison case. They find his views on the Real Presence contrary to Church of England doctrines, with Doctors' Commons expected to assess whether the articles were peace articles rather than binding. The piece ranges across church politics, Rome, etiquette, and current events including Russia, Crimea, and public health.
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Denison
Church of England
Doctors’ Commons
Cardinal Wiseman
Rome
Crimea
Daily News
Duke of
Newcaste
Lord Racuan
America
New York Herald
Russia
West
New Trick of the Cossack and European Slang
A fragmented news item notes a chromatic slang clash across Europe with negotiations and interpretation under debate. It mentions Vienna and Sebastopol as louder forces, and questions whether Nicholas truly intends to accept the Powers four demands, a matter of minor importance compared with the broader aim of destruction.
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Europe
Sebastopol
Vienna
Nicnonas
France
England
Down with Sebastopol as Europe presses for its fall
The piece argues that Sebastopol must be destroyed by France and England, while Austria and Prussia maneuver via diplomacy and bayonets. It mocks Nicholas I and Nessenroor, warns against imperial disguises in negotiations, and predicts shifts in Austria and Prussia to align with anti Russian aims.
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Russia
Alma
Inkerman
Sebastopol
France
Black Sea
Tion
Joan Russet
House of Commons
Lois Navolleon
Boulogne
Prise
Westworenann
St. Petersburg
Peace Society
Manchester
Nicnovas
Gerr- Schakoff
Eaxine
Vienna
Crimea
Europe
Nichollas
Nick Prorrctor
Nichionas
Nessenroor
Gorrsena Korr
Nichonas
Austria
Prussia
England
Jonny Russert
Nictio- Las
Nicholas
Joan Russeur
Paris
London
Monsieur Curcevor
Nichonas i
Caiiquot
Maudlin
Frederic Wi
Berlin
Panmension
The Oracles of the Bottle Analyze Amateur Legislators
The piece argues amateur lawmakers rush to showy acts and speeches rather than real reform. It notes three or four interests facing legislation this session and signals a forthcoming debate on the Licensing System to improve moral character.
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