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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 15, 1843

Page

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Analysis of the Smith O'Brien motion debate in Ireland

The debate ended with a government majority of 243 to 164. The piece reviews main speakers, contrasts Government inaction with calls for substantial reform, and argues Ireland demands decisive measures. It highlights speeches by O'Brien Wyse Ward Macaulay Graham Peel and Russell, praising or critiquing various positions and urging timely, comprehensive concessions to resolve the Irish crisis.

Robert Peel England Home Department House of Commons James Graham Lord Stanley Cochrane Ward More O’ferrall Shaw Macaulay Lord Eliot Weekly Chronicle Lord Howick Rous William Somerville Westminster Liszzar Ireland Roche Gally Knight Lord Jocelyn Morgan John O'Connell Smythke Roebuck Lord John Russell Morgan John O’connell Mr. Roebuck Mr. Fox Duke of Wellington Murphy E. B. Roche Lord Palmerston

Court and Fashion. Her Majestys Visit in State to Orina

Coverage outlines the Queen's planned visit to the Italian opera in state on Thursday the 20th, with nobles and foreign princes in attendance. It recounts the royal concert at the Philharmonic Society, Queen Victoria's reception, and notes the Queen Dowager's improved health and departure from Marlborough House. It also reports royal arrivals, public notices, and Irish repeal agitation developments with speeches by OConnell, meetings at Waterford, and related events.

Parluarmonic Society George the Fourth Prince Regent Philharmonic Society Prince Albert Jocelyn Earl Delawarr Bouverie Williams Isles of Tinea F. M. Bartholdy St.Paul M. Spohr Spohr Miss Birch M. B. Hawes Mr. Hobbs Herr Staudigl Beethoven Mozart Herr Staudig Jes. Sondg Freischutz C. M. von Weber Corea Mendelssohn Bartholdy Weber Lucas Staudigl Marlborough-house Bushy-park Wootwhen Royal Artillery Wood Francis A. Collier Kat C.B K.C.H Lord Bloomfield G.C.B G.C.H Wylde Sandilands Cuppage Parke Powell Royal Marines Mitford Lord Rivers E. Bowater M.van de Weyer Ariel Grand Duchess Augusta Mecklenburg Strelitz Ratzebourg Madame Tricoupi Athens Corps Diplomatique Tae Nzgtson Pittan Board of Works Trafalgar Square Trafalgar Col Ellison Col. Ellison Kensal-green Grenadier Guards Fawcett Mill Coorg Corn Exchange Magennis O'Connell Waterford Home Secretary James Graham Mr. O'Connell Wellington Peel Ireland England House of Commons Sir J. Graham O’connell T. Steele America Mr. Steele Catholic Association Wartrerrord Rerral Association Ballybricken Freeman Tipperary Carrick Clonmel Cashel Maid of Erin Taaffe Shamrock Ross Passage Duncannon Graig Fishertown Dungarvon R. Musgrave Villiers Stuart Musgraves Powers Makers Morrises Atlantic Acadia New York Sheehy Ennis Hayes T. F. Meaghrer Stephen P. Curtis

State of South Wales Gates Destroyed Across Districts

Reports recount widespread gate and toll-house destruction blamed on Rebeccaism across Glamorgan and Cardigan districts. Gates between Carmarthen and Llampeter vanished, with police unable to enforce warrants. Iron trades in Glamorgan and Monmouth suffer. Dowlais to shed 200-300 workers as demand collapses. Secret arms clubs emerge in Merthyr. fears rise of armed outbreak. Baron Rolfe arrives in Cardiff to open Glamorgan county commission.

Pontyeaty Minke Pontyberam Kidwelly Carmarthen Llampeter Magistracy Cardigan Glamorganshire Monmouthshire Dowlais Company Cardiff Merthyr Rebecca Morris Swansea Neath Rebeccates Baron Rolfe County of Glamorgan

Alarming Fires at Kensington Palace and Greenwich Docks

A series of devastating fires in Kensington and Greenwich during Wednesday night and Monday night caused extensive damage. Fire engines struggled for water work from distant pumps, with incipient arson suspected at Kensington, while Greenwich suffered a large loss of stock and buildings including Mr Myer Marks premises. Dozens of houses damaged in Edward's Place and St John Street, with injuries reported but no decisive cause established.

Kensington Palace County Fire-Office Regent Street King-street Kensington Gardens Royal Gardens Palace Breen Division of Police Smith Ormady Gore Duchess of Inverness Reay Duchess of Kent Hogg Duke of Sussex Greenwich Myer Marks Thames Street Page's Edward’s Place Bridge-street Deptford Messrs. Page London Fire Brigade West of England Braidwood Connorton Carter Marks Sun Fire Office Perkins Coaldry Cockle Church Street Townsend Towernr-street Wiggins Great Towerstreet Howell No. 4 Great Tower-Street St. John Street Clerkenwell Messrs. Palmer and Co Little Sutton-street Great Sutton-street St. John-street Ski Farringdon-street Watling-street Fire Brigade Messrs. Palmer Roberts Belsham Messrs. Brown and Co G Division Stacey Palm Oil House Phenix Messrs Mr. Hastings Berkeley Street Portman, Square Brown Baker Street

Trade and Politics. Protestant Povery in the British Critic

A long clipping discusses the July British Critic in the Standard accusing church figures of aiding Rome and Popery. It argues for ecclesiastical accountability, cites Newman era influence, and attacks churchmanship while noting rent reductions, anti corn law activism, and local fairs. It also covers a Northumberland Anti-Corn Law League meeting, miners’ union rally, and a Salford fire at Gisburn and Wilson works with heavy losses.

Church of England Rome Oxford Church of Robert Curzon Parham Park Sussex Devonshire Lord Wrottesley Hertforp Woon Farr C. Phelips Briggins Park Bosanquet Rayner Mr. Bosanquet County Chronicle Marylebone Yorkshire Stingo Boyles B. Hall Charles Napier Lord Clements Lord Nugent Hume Williams Northumberland Alnwick Anti Cor.law League Mesars J. Bright A. Prentice Council League Roxburghshire Bright G. Darling Hellonhouse Black Fell Newcastle Durham Yorkshire Benjamin Embleton Watson William Hammond Monk Mancarsten Messrs Gisburn and Wilson Salford

Horrible Murder in Llanwist Affects Remote Parish

A brutal murder in Moel Trefriew near Capel Garmon shocks the parish. Margaret Davies, employed as housekeeper to Evan Jones, vanished two months ago and her mutilated body was found in a ditch near a dingle. The prisoner, Jones, is held after a detailed inquest revealed alleged letters, missing clothes, and dog evidence. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder and he was committed for trial at Denbighshire assizes.

Margaret Davies Evan Jones Moel Trefriew Capel Garmon Dingle Read Llanwrst Jane Thomas Holywell Llanrwst All Saints Thomas Jones Eagle Fan John Denman Henry Hughes Henry Williams Lianrwst Ruthingaol Denbighshire Assizes Nicholls

Attempted Murder by a Young Gentleman at Monk's Green

Hertford residents report a diabolical assault on a four year old near Monk's Green. Tilliard, son of a magistrate, escaped guardianship, knifed the child, and claimed execution by assizes. The minor survived. he was taken into custody and bailed to appear for charges.

Hertford Monk’s Green Tilliard Huntingdam Brickendon Monk’sgreen Bangs H. F. Skrimsher Philip Riley Murbkx Guascow James Shaw Shaw Easton Richard Alexander Dixon Dublin Glasgow Herald Oswaldtwisle Edward Apsden Halifax Guardian

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History and Politics Smith O'Brien Cork Innisshannon Ordnance Store Haulbowline Corps of Yeomanry Croker Maurice O'Connell Ray State OF South Wales Trade and Politics Llanwist
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