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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 04, 1846

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New Whig Cabinet Formed Under Lord John Russell

A detailed narrative outlines the formation of a Whig administration led by Lord John Russell with a broad cabinet. It notes key posts and figures, including Wellington staying at the Horse Guards and reports on Irish appointments, Cobden possibilities, and the Queen’s approval after an Osborne House audience.

John Russell Treasury Isseves Ceenee Eesteens Home Department Foreign Colonial Affairs Duchy of Law- Casset O. Marg Af Chawricande Board of Trade Earl of Clarendon Board of Control Jons Hopuovss Ireland Lanouchene the Admiralty Earl of AuckLane Earl of Brsponoveh Duke of Wellington Ordnance Anglesey Thomas Wilde Mr. Jervis Romilly Charles Buller Ward Hawes Berkeley Gloucester Pigot House of Commons Baron Brady Moore Monaghan Robert Peel Hom London Osborne House West-end Prince Albert Prince Leienger Queen Prince of Leiningen Prince of Wales Prince Alfred Princess Royal Alice Countess of Dysart Lyttelton Bowles Wemyss Bouverie Buckingham Palace Chesham-plece Brooks Horse Guards Ald Lord John John Robert Lord Dalhousie Lord Lincoln Sidney Herbert Lord Grey Lord John Ruetell Russell Spectator Cobden

Unfavourable Italy reports on Lord Russell health and Peel actions

The article notes poor Italian accounts of Lord William Russell health, Lord Normanby abroad for baths, and improvements for Lady John Russell. It mentions Peel receiving two £10 notes and two sovereigns for the public account, the pension recommendation for Mr. McCulloch, and various legal and diplomatic appointments including Reed and Paget. It also covers royal house news, a grand Dublin funeral procession, a Brighton infant murder, and a Brighton inquest into maternal filicide amid broader colonial news from Africa.

Italy William Russell Lord Normanby John Russell Lord John Arthur Eden Wimbledon Robert Peel Downing-street M‘culloch Walter B. Riddell Maidstone D. Pollock Bombay Augustus Paget Earl of Aberdeen Paris Magee Dublin Ireland Middle Temple Lincoln’s Inn Inner Temple Gray's Inn Queen's Counsel Chancery Bar Queen’s Counsel George l Street Hanover Square Walpole Bacon Willocks Rolt Yeuanim Pacna Hyde Park Cremorneshouse Chelees Green Sion-house Cheloes Royal, Botanical Gardens Regent's Park Fuxeral Marquise D'Harcourt W. B. Harcourt St. Leonard's Hill Aldbury Church Herts Windsor Datchet Amersham Berkhampstead le Comte George d'Harcourt le Comte de Castris Aldbury Galloway Sir Richard Harcourt Elizabeth Sophie Charles Amadée d’Harcourt Marquis d'Harcourt France Thores Richard Bath Hercourt Pendley Brighton S. H. Gell East Sussex Thorncroft Norman Ringmer Lewes House of Correction London St. Mary's Islington Aslington Ler Hammond Dover Parker Nottingham Mercury Rugg John Bartlett Withoas Deborah William Samuel Collyer Coal-court Parliament-street Samuel Elizabeth Charles Pearce Charles Sewell Baker Shaw's Lane Sewell Midland Railway Beeston Collier Nottingham Lenton Jake Sarah Tuntin Lincoln Scotch Reformers’ Gazette White Dog Widegele Street Bishopsgate Street Payne John Smithers Mr. Wells Siwautar Webber Bonners Fields Victoria Park Giabe

Settlement of the Oregon Questic reaches near a treaty

Reports from Washington and New York indicate the Oregon question is on the path to resolution under Mr Pakenhams basis. The Senate advised the President to accept the terms, with a treaty expected to be completed and ratified soon. Provisions include 49 degree parallel boundaries, free navigation of the Columbia, and Vancouver Island terms, with British rights preserved south of 49 degrees.

New York Courier and Enquirer Capwin Waterman Natchez Cape Town Brown's Hill Awatola Gibson Somerset Waggons, &c Caffier Burn's Hill Chumb Victoria Collingham O'Reilly Graham's Black Drift Cochrane Legislative Council Frontier Post Graham's Town Lower Albany Graham’s Fort Peddie T’slambe Newton Dale Pato M‘lean Mr. Shepstone Tainton 3S. Lucas Shepstone 7Th Dragoon Guards Fani E. Schultz Al‘Lean Thie Fani Umbala Satuanpar Cape Mounted Rifles Fort Beaufort Clarke Howse Mr. Jay Fort Bearfort Size Uitenhage Mr. Pohl J. Pohl Graham’s Town Cape Graham Pate Fingee 7Th Dragoons Port Peddie Hibernian Royal Mail Oregon Journal of Commerce Pakenham Senate Great Britain Corwin Barrow Crittenden Virginia Robert Peel John Russell Robert Columbia River Hudson's Bay Company England Peel Columbia Washington Vancouver Posse Buchanan Spain Pakephan United State Senate of the United States Mr. Pakenham Sy Syener Sesstoy Yeas Naya Archer Ashley Bagby Benton Berries Calhurn Chalmers Clayton J. M Colquitt- Davis Dayton Dix Evans Greene Haywood Houston Huntington Johnayon Johnson Lewis M'‘Duffie Mangum Miller Morehead Niles Pearce Peonybacker Phelpa Rusk Sevier Simmons Speight Turn Ory Upham Webster Woodbridge Yulee Nays - Allen Atherton Breese Cameron Cass Dickinson Fairfield Hannegan Jarnagin Jenness Semple Sturgeon Atchison and Crittenden Bright Weatcott Palo Alto Bensaca de la Palma Courier and Enquirer Rio Grande Fort Brown Ali Resaca de la Palma Ingersoll Treasury Baltimore Great Western New York Montreal Mexico Havannah New Orleans Havenvale Connor San Juan de Ulloa Vera Crug Messares New York Courier and Inquirer Vancouver's Island Straits of Fuca Great Britsia

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