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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 16, 1847

Page

5

Election scenes and science notes from the county meetings

The report covers political contests in Lincolnshire with nominations for Parliament and remarks by Sir M. J. Cholmondeley, plus accounts of a Droitwich election following Mr Barnaby’s death. It also details a Whitehall consecration of Walter Angustins Stirley as bishop of Sodor and Man, with routine church appointments.

Lindsey J. W. Wi Walmagate Louth Yorke Imondeley Barneby Droitwich John Pakington Bart. M.P Erro Fereard Anid Captain Ungen J. Taylor Roe The William Hemreing Eng Redy J George Brushout John Russell Roeman Eader Lord Stesley Walter Anguatus Stirley Seder Man Whitehall Chapel York Sodor and Man Iesitaate Canterbury Hugh Percy Carlisle John Lansdale Lichfield Thomas Vowher Short Aneph W. H. Howlett Thomas Hill Derby Chesserfeld J. Barder F. H. Dyle Scdor and Man Bradion Jarby St. Patrick Isle of Man Cowmox Serjeant Gaselee Bar Rae Wilde Jone Badeley Baker Church Jane Whitechapel Thomas Balla George Sherp Plough Street Liddle Riley-street Witess Bia

The Worcester Poor Law Case Dismissal Request

The Poor Law Commissioners transmit to the Worcester Union Board of Guardians a decision regarding relieving officer Mr William Crisp in the Sarah Dovey case. They cite harsh language, neglect to aid, and failure to visit before the child's death, concluding Crisp cannot be retained but urging the guardians to demand his resignation.

Poor Law Commissioners Board of Guardians of the Worcester Union Chap Sarah Dovey Poor Law Commission Office Somerset Bonne William Thomason Gravex Altimo William Crisp Benjamin Boulton Worcester Bridport St. Andrew Aan Paul Elizabeth Scott Scott Crisp Mr. Crisp Elizabeth Searle Thoreday Mary Day Jeff Ae Woit Wmske al. Criep Guardisne W. G. Lower

Cracow Documents and French Policy Stir European Tensions

Paris debates Spanish marriages Cracow annexation tensions mount as Metternich Guizot and Flahaut dispatch letters and protests. London banquet honors Lord Russell amid calls for unity. markets fall on Vienna Cracow notes.

M. Guizot Count de Flabac Trein Vienna Vienona Count Flahaut Prince Metternich M. Homann Count Flabaut M. de Thom Austria France Cracow Prussia Russia Count de Jarnac Count de St. Aulaire Paris Lord Palmerston Chamber of Peers Poland Count Flabant Count de St. Auisire Cracow—novely England Guizot Count St. Aulaire

Arrival of the Cambria Brings War News to America

From Liverpool, the Cambria’s latest despatches detail Mexican War debates in Congress, President Polk’s message, and belligerent rights. Reports from Taylor, Wool, Worth, and others describe movements toward Victoria, Saltillo, and Tampico, with ships lost and tariffs rising. Markets react as cotton, flour, and freights gain, and British mediation appears withdrawn.

Cambria Liverpool Royal Mail Boston Congress Secretary of War and Navy Mexico United Aina Documenta New Mexico War Department United States Janxs K. Porm Washington Taylor Salsillo Worth Patosi Wool Parras Tampico Victoria Santa Anna Monterey San Louis Potosi Alcalde General Wood Chibusha General Worth Saltillo Riley Monte Morelea Pillow San Luis Potosi Green Isle Vera Cruz M. Bancroft Senate England London St John's New Brunswick St. John's Richard Yocalen Merida Campeachy Department Barbachano Atlhe Stock, Exchange Beat Bille Bayern Dole Ohio Freigbus

Sugar cargoes from Canton and silk from Shenghaec at Liverpool

Arrivals from China bring fourteen thousand five hundred bags of sugar from Canton and 490 bales and 24 boxes plus 80 cases of silk from Shenghaec. Additional goods include 60 bales of China grass 90 cases of China ware 226 cases of sweetmeats 1000 boxes of casaia and 250 chests of rhubarb and 200 jars of soy. The report notes rising Chinese trade shifts beyond tea and hints at broader celestial commerce.

LiveRrook Livemoor China Canton Shenghaec T. J. Arnold City of London Bingham Worship Street Marlborough Street Maltby Funtagss Rick ix Puick Surrey Proctora Cambridge Independent Buckinanam Palace Windsor Buckingham Palace Royal Palace Palace Gardens

Death of George Byng MP of Middlesex 1789

The obituary recalls the death of George Byng of Wrotham Hall Middlesex in 1789 aged 82 born 1764 in London. He married Lady Montgomerie but left no issue and served as Middlesex member in the House of Commons for about 60 years. It notes his liberal Whig alignment with Fox Grey Sheridan and his public service during reforms such as Catholic Emancipation and parliamentary reform.

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