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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 11, 1846

Page

2

Pledging system debated amid Liberals and Peelites

The article surveys political currents including support for civil and religious liberty, opposition to repeal, and appointments abroad. It notes Mr Clements, O Connell's ally, securing a £600 per year post in the colonies, while Mr F Baring declines office for family health reasons and backs the new ministry. It quotes Sir Robert Peel affirming private support for liberal commercial measures and reform.

Duurix Clements O'Connell F. Baring Thomas Baring Baring Stratton Ionert Peel Robert Peel Manchester Chamber of Commercy Tekal Enes Trebine Uiban Duilia Piper Menckion Vilnes Pontefract John Russell Mackinvon Lord Lymington Sir Re Pres Duke of Bridgewater Lord Alford F. Egerton Cobden Munday Liverpool Ma Baiaut Rochdale Stanley and Gentinck Grevawicu Duke of Richmond Lord Stanley Cake of Buckingham Duke of Cleveland Duke of Beaufort Marquis of Exeter Marquis of Salisbury Marquis of Ely Marquis of Chandos Marquis of Grasby George Bentinck Earl of Elder Earl of Iguinton Earl Stanhope Viscount Strangford Cumbermere Earl of Kinnoul Earl of Sandwich Earl of Charleville Viscount Newport Viscount Pullington John Manners Lord de Lisle Henry Lennox Lord Ossulston Earl of Mansfield Lord Brooke Joh Yarde Boller Hudson Miler Buck H. Broadwood B. Disraeli Muntz Gortners Camsripee Cambridge G. R. Gleig Schovle Orkneys Tr Orkneys Fieh Ishwaders Sioie Board of Customs Drax Alfred Montgomery Carl Laurin Board of Stamps and Taxes Costen N.P Stockport England Richard Coppex Loxo Stastey Corx Brui The Morning Post Landpan Stanley Rutland Mansfield Grantley Richmond Carleton Abinger Loriis Exeter St. Vincent Meanmouth Earl of Guilford London Rosent Peet Marlborough Street Roberc Priscoer Tamworth France Vants Lord Palmerston Hax Rk. Peel M. Guigor Oregon Paris Aidh Moniteur Portugal Duc de Seta St. James's Lord Palmerston Foreign Office Wig Earl Grey Edn Glen Alsace Franchecuiité Aboukir Epoque Algeria Cavaignac Djemma- Ghazaouat Abd-el-Nader Qaas Djumna Ghazaount Grarral Cavaignac Sidi-Brahim Moruccy Gibuzaovat Cavainuec Constitutionnel Oceania Somme Curvere Wahine Wabiness Tahit Pipeiti Europe Papriti Brunt Don Barhoe Don Francisco de Paula Isavella Coburg Trapani Don Enrique Orleans Rouen Havre Great Northern Tae Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Fampoux Strasburg

Oregon Treaty News and Reform Debates in Congress

News from Washington up to June discusses the Oregon dispute, tariff plans, and House actions. Reports cover Allen’s resignation as Foreign Relations chair, Walker’s tariff proposals, treasury notes, and revenue forecasts tied to Mexican war expenditures. Also noted are Canadian commerce fears and European weather impacts on tariffs and trade.

United States Canada Mrnday Milme Berrs New York Hibernia Washington Mien Chainman Alle Coxuniss Vannegan Congress Bealy Asuras Walker Mexico Alviers Montreal Canadien Wlivet Wsibo Montreal Herald England Taspedtor Generali Cauda Cambrides Iursten Senate Allen Committee On Foreign Affairs Treasury London New York Sun Wasu Committee On Treasury News Waller Committee of Ways and Means Committee of Finance House of Repurse Statives M'Dowell Oia Oregon House Pilsbury Texas Iran Culver Stevens Daniel Webster Leake

Provincial trials unfold over arson and theft charges

The case centers on Cornelius Larsay and nephew Jamie Harvey, accused of arson at James Harvey's house and insurance fraud. They appeared at Crown Hotel before magistrates, were remanded to Cambridge jail, with charges linking Mr Harvey to over insured stock and claims against the office. In Sunderland a murder mystery surrounds Catherine Hindmarsh, found near Lambton coal railway with critical injuries, later died. her stepfather Rowland Smith is a local craftsman.

A. Pollut J. W. Watkins Dolian Rut Uwes Archihop Canterbury Jist Oxford Modesworth WL Peto As Belfett Haswee Atul Ay Pedhel Buckinghan Sendlemen ViePtantins Lsgiese Beeany Goneagy Ube Meas Calvert End Madie Messrs Sly and Simmons Thauha Mary Lei Fortees Hysppen Votkis Borough Registration Association Hoy Cavern Paddington Langham Connaught Tace Presidid J. C. Wilson Savage Alidi St. Pancras Alfie Lie Arec Cutie Tinier Galen Court of Common Pleas Douglas Fountain Head Joan Russell Secretary of Life Thorn Hear Coortail Wiese Evans Wilsoen St Pancras Alldis Sud Ue Percy B.S. Jour John Russell Asgies von Acen Crucifix Alamming Hart and Davies Linen Drapera and Haterdashers Nomersey-street Whitechapel London Society For the Protection of Life Grewae T Amdner Sussex-Street Hver Street Gravel Lane Suuathwark Socialiste Mr. Wilde Nuuber Cornelius iTarsay Jamies Uarvey Pouches James Harvey Tames Dobede Crown Hotel Wilkin Hastwick Me. Sparkes Bury jSaduk Mesor Isaacson Mildenhall Cambridge Sunderland Sispretia Munnen Fenwick’s Glass Works Lambton Bishop Bearmouth Catherine Hindmarsh Rowland Smith Bietown

Fragmented Tale of a Survivor and Mystery Tragedy

An unclear account outlines a survivor claim and a grisly crime involving a bridge, a missing woman, and a judge's inquiry. The text mentions a perished figure, a suspected culprit, and ensuing legal actions with references to a local court and community reactions.

Freighted Vessel Burned In Uncontrollable Fire

A ship at Fambour caught fire from an incendiary device allegedly set by a Frenchman. The blaze began after the vessel arrived, trapped in the hold for hours, and claimed the captain's son among the victims. Total loss is estimated at seven thousand pounds. no cargo aboard.

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