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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 11, 1846

Page

4

PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS AS ROYAL ASSENT GIVEN TO BILLS

The Imperial Parliament met in sessions of Lords and Commons with royal assent granted by commission to several bills including Sugar Duties Continuation and Railway Companies Dissolution. Petitions from Oxford Convocation and London parishes opposed the union of Bangor and St Asaph and Sunday trading. New writs issued for vacancies in Chester, Edinburgh, Greenwich, Manchester, and other seats as members accepted high offices.

House OF Lords Duke of Buccleuch Earl of Heddington Earl of Shaftesbury Lord Brorenam Earl of Powis University of Oxford St. Asaph and Bangor United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland St. Asaph Loxnow House OF Commons Feriday Tersice Devonport Sir G. Grey State Home Department Dungarvan R. Latur Sheil Edinburgh T. B. Macaulay Halifax Charles Wood Kirkcudbright Thie Borouyg T Maitland Scotland Leith Burghs Abnegess A. Rutherfurd Tlondon Lors J. Russell Nottingham J.C. Hobhouse Board of Control Veryth Rouml Fox Maule Visconst Edsington Treasury Taunton H. Letouchere Tiverton Viscount Palmerston Worcester T. Wilde York Shira West Riding Lord Morpeth Earl of Shate Sury Commons Railiey and Otter Lord Stanley Lord Lyndhurst Duke of Richmond Lord Brougham Marquis of Lansdowne Earl Grey Earl of Clarendon Duke of Wellington Lozn Cuancetton Duke of Lori Stanley Marquis of Laxspawse Lars Brovewas Otter Turnett Clerk of the Crown Chester Jervis Evesham MM. Hill Glocester F. H. Berkeley Admiralty Greenwich D. Dundas Bertford Cowper Manchester T. MM. Gibson Board of Trade Richmond Rich Great Britain Ireland Roscommon O’conor Don Stafford G. Anson Ordnance Tower Hamlets C. R. Fox The Nem Tourney Lancashire F. Egerton Earl of Ellesmere House of Peers Fleeming Hill Belfast Bristol and Birmingham Gloucester Stonehouse Junction Chorley de Winton Dundas Exeter, Yeovil Dorchester Gravesend and Rochester Great North of England Hull and Selby Lancaster and Carlisle Caledonian Lancaster and Preston Junction Leeds and Bradford Bingley Leeds, Dannbury London and Birmingham Leamington Coventry and Rugby London and South Western Railway Basingstoke Selisbury London, Selisbury, and Yeovil Junction Yeovil Manchester, Bolton, and Saundersfoot South ¥Rex West Cornwall Chard Canal Yorkshire North Eastern Railway Morayshire Norfolk Dereham, Wells, and Or Scottish Central Railway Denny South Leith Church F. Barre Tersecy Borough of Liskeard C. Buller Gibson Craig Birmingham and Oxford Junction Meustz Sirlt Crank Mentz G. Somerset Greene Denisey Muntz Mostz Birmingham Tord G. Somerset London and South-Eastern Railway E. Firmen Bishop of Jerusalem McLintock Carlow Bunbury Howard Douglas John Duckworth Liverpool Bury Manchester and Leeds Terxeer Lichfield Alfred Paget Charles Wellesley Moentz Oxford Birmingham and Oxford Junction F. Bantic C. Resse Geonce Creux Hovcsux G. Someriset Harrer Greens E. Dexison Thomas Coxcombe Larne Ballymena Arcarno Breanpo Birmingham, Wolverhampton Dudley Dirmingham Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley Wolverhampton Dudle Blackburn Preston East Lancashire Railways Brighouse Clonmel and Thurles Cockermouth Workington Cork Blackrock Passage Creaph Cromford Glasgow Scottish Central Forth and Clyde Bowling Bay Furness Glasgow and Belfast Great Southern and Western Railway Huddersfeld and Manchester Oldham Huddersfield Sheffield Manchester and Leeds Killarney Junction Limerick, Ennis, and Killaloe Liverpool and Bury Mallow and Fermoy Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal Tidland Great Western Railway of Ireland Liffey Longford Monmouthshire Mountmellick Junction Newport, Abergavenny Hereford Norfolk Estuary Manchester, Liverpool Hirkenhead Plymouth Great Western Docks Severn Navigation Ashton-under-Lyne Ashton-under- Lyne Peak Forest Macclesfield Shrewsbury South Staffordshire Shropshire Union Railways South Devona Strathary Breadalbane Taw Vale Trent Valley, Midlands India Lincoln's Inn Middle Temple Grays'inn Steven Booker Warlo St. Thomas’s Hospital

Public notices and letters on franchise and land policy

A collage of letters and notices discussing political shifts, indentures, and the push for a county franchise. Articles reference Cobden and Peel era debates, land law, and public works. Also included are anecdotes on taxation, farm incidents, and a fatal brewery accident with funeral notices.

End of the Play on Free Trade and Russell Rise in 1836

The Weekly Chronicle reviews political shifts in Britain as Corn and Tariff Bills become law, Peel falls, Russell becomes premier, and public opinion shifts. It laments party factions, presses for true liberal/Free Trade aims, and notes widespread, mixed reactions across London papers, constituencies, and public life.

Laaguer Cobden Robert Peel London Standard Nother Gasp Greville Tatternall Weekly Chronicle Chronicle West Loxpos Centnar Axti-Encrosize Association Marsea Ebenezer Extsotr Great Houghton Barnsley Ebenezer John Prout Durham Thelf Irish Orange Lodges Joseph Bucklebury M. M Bonneis W. B Ireland X. K Adela Uccle Jack Jill Drury Lane Haymarket Lyceum Adelphi Robert Peal John Russell Post Herald Mr. Warren Blacking Sir Robert Pitt and Catnach Lord Bentinck Mr. Disraeli Canning Russell Lord John Standard and Post Sir John Hobhouse Nottingham Southwark Sir John Hastings Court of Common Pleas Denis I.e Marchant Hook London University College Skillagille Gower Street Ainert Miall Church of England Lord Mayor Corporation of London Uny Huck Moscator Milnes Lord John Russell Milnes Pontefract Liverpool Manchester Chamber of Commerce Édesty Anglicé Greenwich Fouqué

Great Shoy Hoy Contest in Monmouth Shire

A fragment from a political screed lamenting Liberal electors in Monmouthshire. It critiques Lord Somerset and the Beaufort feud, questions the Duke of Beaufort’s anger over a single vote, and ponders the Tory influence and Ducal influence on county politics amid factional distrust. The piece questions the Liberals’ interest in the family quarrel and its impact on emancipation.

Lord G. Somerset Lord Somerset Monmouthshire Beaufort William Ables Mormouthshire Lis Due Beaufurc G. Somerset Annesty

Liberal friends face Monmouthshire choice in county feud

The writer warns Liberal supporters in Monmouthshire that if they ignore local interests, they risk harming their own causes at the next election. Lord Somerset or the young Captain could gain the county's favor, securing or splitting the Somersets, with Liberal leaders to blame for the outcome.

Monmouthshire Lord Somerset Ducal

Sugar Duties and Sliding Scale Debate in Press

The Warning Post and the Globe discuss proposed sugar duty reforms, hinting at a sliding scale ending in a vanishing point on differential duty. They compare figures, note West India interests, and question ministerial details while predicting possible equalization and time allowances.

Thatia Globe Post England George Bentinck Morning Chronicle Chase Giobe Joaza John Russell

Dinner to Ibrahim Pacha at the Reform Club

A London dinner to Ibrahim Pacha at the Reform Club is hailed as a singular event of these times. The ceremony linked by coincidence to the new British Ministry, with Liberal leaders and officials praising Mehemet Ali’s policy and Palmerston’s assurances. Admiral Napier leads the toast as the meeting pressures for policy continuity and Irish governance guidance.

Ibrahim Pacha Reform Club Liberal Party India Suez Lord Melbourn Syria Gajiaci Lord Palmerston Pacha England Mehemet Ali Her San Oasis Charles Napier Robert Peel Asu Worts Nau Cera Ward Moss Ealy Bia CIA

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