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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 04, 1846

Page

7

Opposition Divides as Corn Import Bill Passes

The Dublin MP Tue Corncios Birt was accidentally blocked from voting on Thursday night as doors closed. Crowds in the House reflect deep party tensions after royal assent to the Corn Importation and Customs Bills is announced. The Select Committee on Parliament’s Building reports impending delays from heating and ventilation plans. Regatta events draw large crowds with many heats and cups decided. the Thames race scene is described in detail. A grand investiture note covers Jewish representations and a coroner’s inquest into the Marquise of Emlyn's death from laudanum, ruled accidental.

Tue Corncios Birt E. Taylor Dublin Ireland House of Cusmons Commons R. Peel Lord J. Russell Cobden Great Britain Wespiven House of Lords Reid Barry Lucy Harmer Philanthespic Association For Grand Lodge of England Earl of Zetland Grand Lodge Berlin Grand Lodge of Wisnsor Berke Charles ‘Rupert Clarke Reading St. Leonard’Hill Cornwallis Warde Edward Foster E.q Bulkeley Caroline Jackson Viscountess Emlyn Eatonplace Nursory Marquise Jackson Laudenum Witness Mary Hughes Brown St. Leonard's Windsor Corourr

First Appearance in The Stranger at the Theatre

A young American actress made her London debut as Mrs Haller in Kotzebue's The Stranger. Critics noted the role’s routine challenges, praised her naturalized American pose, and described wardrobe changes and emotional delivery. Monier reportedly performed with a sore throat. reviews discuss the loan of a wise farce and other theatre offerings of the night.

Janicesa’s Wallack Mise Monier Wipan Poo Watchews Meadowe Migs Howerd Adelphi Beician Buyn Drury Lane Theatre Augeast Madame Laborde Zelper Couderc Madame Guichard M. Mussel Barytons Pariaien Grand Opera M. Hansen Halevy Equipement M. Jules de Grimes England Bishop Cirelys Lyndon Theatre of San Carlo Naples Zimes Provinest Society of Daxcens Freemasons Great Queen Street Longacre C. Shakerley, Bart Bacon Tur Distis Herne Sadler's Wells Theatre Donizetti Lucia Distin Brnyixcuas Birmingham Staudipl Lord Craven Lodge Craven’s Head Tavern Drury Jane Cellarius

Newcastle Cup Day Races Attract Large Crowds And Notable Wins

Sporting intelligence from Newcastle upon Tyne reports mild weather and a crowded Cup day. Plaudit, ridden by Prince, won the Members Plate after a late surge, defeating Lucy in a dramatic start and finish. Tim Whifflar captured the Tyne Stakes for two year olds, while the Gold Cup saw strong competition and a substantial purse with intricate stake rules.

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Lord Eylington Plaudit Prince Re Kitching Lucy Newcastle Awid Tyne Lord Chesterfield Tim Whifflar Holmes Hho Augean Morag Diphthong Themis Polka Vigo Trish Lindeny Tim Whiffer Mr. Merry

Won by fr J Bela Winesour and fellow runners in crowded race

The report details a dramatic Newcastle race with Fair Star leading early, followed by Jinglepot and Vinesour, then a close finish as Winesour overtook to win by about a length. The card also lists events: Corinthian Stakes, two mile heats, and other races with Amatour, Roper's Daughter, Poussin, Grimston, and Velocipede among the contenders, plus betting notes and forthright betting odds from the era.

Fr. J. Bela Winesour Yre Bumby Benning Jinglepot Fair Star Mid Lothian Vinesour Mentor Midlothian Newcastle Winesour Morpeth D Muiklam Amatour M*donagh Brating Raper Ropers Aristotle Poussin Gateshead P.p Mr. O'Brien Grimston Templeman Die Tom Tulloch Grimson Corporation Plate of Goyuineas Corporation of Newcastle No Heath Mro A. Johnstone Sir Henry

Belgian deserters list includes Prince Napoleon Louis Buonparte

A Brussels police notice clarifies that all foreigners must carry a regular passport through Belgium and that authorities readily examine them. The report also cites a Belgian government list of deserters sent to the Gens dArmerie, naming Prince Napoleon Louis Buonparte among those from Ham. A separate Marlborough Street case describes Sarah Bryant charged with theft from Mrs. Fanny Brownlie, with items and other property missing. The prisoner produced a duty list claimed as her monthly payment duties, and the court remanded her for further inquiry. Death of Colonel Hamelin Trelawny noted at Woolwich after a brief illness in St Helena where he governed.

Gens d'Armerie Napoleon Louis Buonparte Ham Brussels Belgium Durres Marlborough Street Sarah Bryant Fanny Brownlie Richmond Street Soho Brownlie Abe Alan Walla Conorke Trelawny Woolwich Thi Pallant St. Helena Hamelin Trelawny Holland Peninsula France Oane

Dreadful Brighton Railway Accident Kills Two

A Balcombe station tragedy on the London and Brighton line ends in accidental death for a station clerk Shaw and Mrs. Louisa Murphy. The inquest heard how a passenger crossing the rails before the dawn express led to both victims being struck and killed as the engine passed. The station lacked a proper platform and clear guidance for crossers, prompting calls for improved safety.

Balcombe Yiondon and Brighton Brighton Baulcombe Tunnel Dewo London Arthur Murphy Ordnance Department Royal Arsenal Woolwich Louisa Murphy Canny Huey Shaw Murphy Mallen Wheela Mer. Murphy Belcombe Gardeners’ Arms Balcnmbe Peter Clarke Howell Frederick Marchant Luisa Murphy Patrick Shaw Turner Gadd Worcan James Storr Wileman Cngine Attuck Upkee Jobo Kinverly Balcombe Station Balcombs Tunnel Brightay Whiat

Man Arrested for Manslaughter in Coalfield Death

George Hocker engine driver at Grace Mary Colliery Rowly Reis has been committed for trial on manslaughter charges after a collier died when struck by a slackened engine rope and pulled off the pit frame. A separate report describes an alarming tram accident near Wickwar, injuring the engine driver, a token keeper, and several passengers, with a special Bristol-bound train sent to aid passengers.

Axp Biachnonam Bareway Baistor Birmingham Wickwar Bristol

Death by Liquisaixe and a Quick Field Tragedy

A storm-wrecked scene near Barby road ends with an old man Maion Dowlett dying two hours after an electrical strike to a tree. Bates and William Tew were struck. Bates fell, Tew’s face scorched, with no serious injuries. A separate inquest reports a 12-year-old boy Shaw Stewart died at Baddipion park after a double barreled gun discharged during fishing, with coroner noting accidental death.

Rugby Uhura Maion Dowlett William Tew Bates Barby Road Glen Tew Birminghum Gazette Catme Gro Borden Fatan Carew Baddipion Park Crosdun P.M. Shaw Stewart Henton Stewart John Carew Milnes Himerit Pearson Caryae

The Secret Companion A Medical Work on Nervous Debility

A London pamphlet promoting The Secret Companion A Medical Work on Nervous Debility and related remedies. It advertises cures for impotence, habitual indulgence, gonorrhea, and general infirmities, with testimonials from The London Mercantile Journal. Printed by J Brodie and Co and sold through multiple London outlets with worldwide dispatch.

Medical and sexual health promotions from Perry and Co

An advertisement lineage from MEsSaRS R and L Perry and Co detailing publications and remedies from 19 Berners Street and other London locations. It markets The Silent Friend, Cordial Balm of Syriacum, Concentrated Detersive Ebooks, and Perry's Purifying Specific Pills, with prices and consultation hours. It urges readers to order by post or visit for cures of sexual debility, nervous disorders, and related conditions.

F. Lite. Ui Co Jotreet Oxford Street Landup Brittain J. Gordon Lead Hall-Street Messrs Lucas Atte Resic Newman-street Oafordestreet London Messars L. Perry Sue Silens Olrestus Perky Strange Haternoster-row Hannay Oxford-street Gordon Leadenhall-street Park Street Soho Perry Berners-Street Sugt Samuel La’mert Lonvas University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Tlin TalUrer Auchor Shacrealenery Gilbert Paternoster-row Starie Tichborne-street Newton Bedford Street Ledford Square

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