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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 17, 1846

Page

5

The Corn Laws and Cabinet Rumors in 1846

A London chatter of ministerial shuffles and Corn Law debates fills reports from the Globe, Chronicle, and Times. Rumors swirl of Lord Grenville Somerset retiring, Canning possibly moving to Canada, Smythe's appointment, and Lord Metcalfe’s fate, with council proceedings outlining Peel’s free trade measure and potential moves in Newark and Newark’s representation.

Lord Grenville Somerset Jordabip Robert Perl Lorg Canning Foreign Department Lord Metcalfe Canada Smythe Lord Canning Chronicle the Standard Treasury Lord Cathcart Granville Somerset Earl of Verulam Earl of Harewood Hertfordshire Yorkshire Globe Cain Peel Duke Ruben Morning Chronicle Lord Denning Foreign Office Lord Howard de Walden Lisbon Times of G. 4. Smythe Publc Foreign Ofice Robert Peel Duke of Wellington Duke of Exchequer Earl of Ellenborough Earl of Edmund Beckett Denison West Riding of Yorkshire Francis Beckett Denison Wm. Beckett Leeds Francis Egerton Wanchester Maynooth South Lancashire Liverpool Times Parry Windsor Castle Buckingham Palace Newark Free Trade Party Gladstone Stuart Afr Mr. Gladstone Appey Rutland Arms Inn Barclygate Spread Eagle Middlepass Smart Pusnic Opixios III Lanarkshire Hami Itn

Free Trade Festival at Leeds and Subscriptions Reaching £34 000

A large Free Trade Festival in Leeds celebrated West Riding support for the League Fund with subscriptions reportedly nearing £34,000. The event featured speeches by Cobden, Bright, and other leaders, praising free trade and calling for the repeal of the Corn Laws, amid enthusiastic toasts and a grand audience of about 400.

League Fund West Riding Free Trade Lucock Cubden M-P Marshall F. Schwann Huddersfield E. Ackroyd Halifax Bright M.P Aldam P. Thompson H. Stanfeld E. Baines E. Marshall Rose Cisiate Mr. Cobden Sir Robert Peel Canada Mississippi St. Lawrence Board of Trade Squires Heer Englandj England Cme Wielling Stuires Lancashire Yorkshire Lincolnshire Robert Peel R Peel Lord John Mussell League Robert Cobden Reet Peel Scotland London Dusorder Port Venceder Lord Chanderlain St. James's Palace Her Majesty Lord Chamberlain Cuarten Order of the Garter Windsor Castle Marquis of Hertford Earl Grey Horrann Netherlands Holland Nieuwspede The Hague Meeeting Bonper Protection Society Kelso Duke of Sussex Agricltural Protection Society Duke of Richmond Brighton Eliman Grege Times Shelly Chichester Sussex Richmond Shelley Protectioniste High Seas William Straker Sunderland Admiralty Alexander Picken Cranke Hox Thomas O Basy Nisi Prius Justice Williams Paget John Kirkland Clarke Jermyn-Street Grady

Arrival of the Acadia in Mersey with War News Context

The royal mail steamer Acadia arrived at the Mersey from Boston and Halifax with 90 passengers. The report centers on Oregon disputes and congressional debates about U S territorial questions, trade, and potential war threats amid British relations and public finance. The article also covers European market moves and related political commentary.

LiveRroot Royal Mail Acadia Harrison Mersey Boston Halifax Mulifax Oregon Congress Senate Allen Great Britain Trk Oregon Territory Cass Army Militia, &Co Webster Allegra Eura Michigan Mr. Webster England Hennegan Indiana Rocky Mountains Pacific Ocean Calhoun Douglass Territory House of Representatives Supreme Court of Territory of Iowa United States Pacific Missouri River Superior Court of Rocky St Joseph's Missouri Columbia Atchison Washington Pakenham London Courier and Inquirer New York Pakenhem Straits of Fuca America the Times Washighton Burt South Carolina House Iinola California New York Journal of Commerce Eagle Barracoa Texas Genesee, &c Georgia Paris Amsterdam

Betting Odds Hidden in Turbulent Pony Market

The afternoon betting lists show scattered wagers on multiple ponies including Brocardo Fancy Boy Spithead West Countryman Queen Anne and others with varied odds such as 1 to 30 and 50 to 1. Transportation of details is fragmented and unclear but outlines potential prices and participants in the market.

Paris Chamber of Peers Havre Rouen Locke France Madrid Bayonne Orleans Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes Montereau Basle Great Northern Fampoux Banexits Malanney Mirville Barentin Journal Des Délats Rouen and Havre M. Bravo Murillo Don Carlos Colly Morocco Ayrains PonteGat Tue Qorts Sita Lignos Curessas Donna Maria Prussia Blackburne Queen's Bench Smith Rolls’ Court Smiths Cnows Puossertros Court of Queen's Bench Charles Gavan Duffy Nation Duffy Fing-Parr Monmouthshire Newrunt MonmorthsHine Jax John Russell Davey Welack Fessrs John Russell and Co Risca Das Sheriff Laurie Lorch Gince Agein Newgate Tria Tattersali Brocardo Fancy Boy Spithead Queen Anne Tago Malevin Mies Burns E Russell Sting Shubrick Anson Iago Ramsay A Malcolm Meikiam Pancy Loy Wreford Presta E Usurey

Dreadful Brentford murder attempt over shop dispute

A 73 year old shoemaker Thomas Lowe at Brentford attacked his son John Lowe with a knife during a dispute over shop stock and ownership. The son was stabbed in the breast and the father cut his own throat. both men were hospitalized with severe injuries. Witnesses and a deposition describe a premeditated assault after a quarrel over business and living arrangements.

Brentford Dovra Ine Keate H. Pownall Springgrove Hounslow Trimmer G. Clark New Brentford Thomas Lowe St. George's Smith Dospitel Millerd Thowes Lewe John Lowe Conger William Way St. George's Hospital Lawrence Middlesex Brentford End Isleworth Henry Scott Trimmer Jcke Lowe Thinas Lowe Reensford Eod Old Brentford Mr. Mallard

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