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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 18, 1846

Page

4

Sugar and tobacco duties dominate late 1846 debates

Amid heated Commons sessions in July 1846, ministers pledged to fix the day for presenting the sugar duties and discussed a temporary measure to continue them, while tobacco duties faced calls for reform due to high smuggling and offenses. Lords examined pensions for Hardinge and Gough and debated public trust reforms and Irish policies.

Gador Bonsieur Bengstone Treasury Per J. Towers Major Renestorp Lol J. Russet Major Begesronn Lori J. Russell W. James J Russextt T. Deycomne J. Ressece Mr. T. Descomnz J. Russell Lord Ebrington Colonel Fox Westminster Bridge New Palace Bowarxe Home Starrorp O'Brien House OF Lords House OF Commons F. Maule J. Parker Werth Lords Caledonian Railway Glasgow Garnkirk Coatbridge Dundee Perth North Union Sheffield Ashton Under Lyne Manchester Whaley Bridge Hayfield Somerset Small Debts Drexenson G. Grey Dickenson J. Woon Committee of Selection Metropolitan Sewage Manure Company Peenett Commons Charitable Trusts Hese House Bownixe Beznar O'Brien J. Grava Cowrie Lords of the Admiralty Hertford Ordnance Survey Western Australia Administration of Justice New Zealand Battersea Park Committee of Supply Hastix Lon Sheil Dangarvan A. Paget Lichfield J. Russutt Speaker Lord J. Risseau Howe Department Ireland E. Denison Lord J. Russell Anti Corn Law League Marquis of Lansdowne Lord Morpeth West Riding Earl Grey Woop Denison T. Duxcombe John Russell Lord Melbourne R Peel Hecisty Chronicle Han The Admiralty H.G. Ward Sun Lord Dalhousie Board of Trade Lord Lincoln Peel Lincoln Sidney Herbert Granville Somerset Hours of Commons Robert Peel London James Graham John Mussel Times Duncombe Weekly Chronicle Home Department Lord John Russell Maynooth Lord J. Russevp Mr. Cencombe Lord S. Russell R. Peel Mr. Pitt Mr. Fox Lord Liverpool R. Veel Free England Church of Ireland Ward College of Maynooth Pitt Lord F. Egerton Church of Scotland Free Church of Scotland Lord Gray Lord Althorpe Acheme T. Duncombe Mr. T. Duncombe Factory Hill Sir G. Grey Mr. Labouchere Labouchere England and Oscornt Sir St. Weel Lord Jon Russell Lis H. Peel

Time and tide and liturgical notes from the week

The excerpt outlines solar and lunar timing calculations for sunrise and sunset across various ports and places, plus high water times for Bristol Falmouth Harbour Milford Haven Dublin Holyhead Liverpool and other harbours. It also includes dates for church Sundays and lessons, tax due notes, and election-related deadlines amid references to moon age and daylight length.

Gra Sritasy Ireland Sunaat Lou On- Doryates Bristol Ark Cover Falmouth Harbour Hall Milford Haven J. Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Harbour Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Admirer of Lord Grey Tells of Foregone Cabinet Doubt

In this letter page of legal and miscellaneous correspondence, readers debate Earl Grey and Russell Cabinet dynamics, property rights, voting rules, and parish notices. Various letters discuss inheritance, leases, promissory notes, and parliamentary eligibility, with notices on voter registration and tax payments to secure enfranchisement.

House OF Lords Lord Hardcore East India Company Hardinge Lord Hardinge Duke of Aircamont Lady Hardinge Lord Lansdowne Gough Arron Snd Company Lord Broveam Duke of Richmnid Lord Grey Earl Grey Russell Karl Urey Treapar JJ. J Bucklebury L. M Liath Ithieh Eridinee RLS. T London Westminster Marylebone Finsbury Tower Namlels Southtrark Lambeth Greenwich Middleset Kent Surrey Knights of the Shires Serze Fborough Bristol John Russel Ireland T. F. Gimuent

Ministerial Elections in Exeter Hall Mocked by Lion Metaphor

London reports signal discomfiture as the Great Original British Lion from Exeter Hall is ridiculed. Plymouth contest deemed absurd and costly, while Maynooth and Edinburgh figures are noted. A polemic verse evokes Jaques and Ducdame to mock opposition and electoral theatrics.

Exeter Hall Plymouth Electora Idis Chartist O'Connell Vincent Maynooth Morough Edinburgh Mr. Macaulay Gibson Craig Hutleh

Liberal Freeholders of Monmouthshire clash over Duke influence

A dated letter from Monmouthshire’s July communicates liberal splits over the Duke’s leverage and a Someret candidate. The piece criticizes liberal infighting, urges unity, and labels the minister’s realm as corrupt while calling for accountability among Whigs and clergy.

Monmouthstir Aireatyn Momopris Ofonmurta‘shire George S7merset Monmouthshire Monmouthehirs Monmouth Merlin Somerset Polla Fouskal

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