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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 01, 1845

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Thoughts on a Catholic Education in Ireland Part L

A Catholic periodical reviews Mr. Leahy’s pamphlet on government plans for Irish provincial colleges. It contrasts secular and religious education, defends bishops’ influence, and argues for separate Catholic and Protestant schooling to preserve faith, while critiquing mixed systems and potential government control.

Doyle Higgins Leshy Leahy Ireland Wich Ridgway Acre Burke Ai. Leahy C Brist Hurch Wy Ees Towere of Loyola Europe Crparians Baron Cuvier Asylum of Learning Itanl Germany Maynooth Robert Inglis England Angier

Charles abdicates throne in favor of Prince of Asturias

A lengthy 1845 royal proclamation details King Charles's abdication of the Spanish crown, transferring rights to his eldest son Charles Louis and retiring to domestic tranquility. The document, from Bourges, May 18, appears with the prince’s acceptance and a manifesto urging unity and peace among Spaniards. The letters stress restoration of order, reversal of civil discord, and continued loyalty to the monarchy.

Charles Don Carlos Isiuriss Count de Molina Bourges Spain Ferdinand VII Ferdinand VIII Charles Louis The Asturias Europe Hoyal Prince OF the Diannes Louis Cuantee Louis Prince OF the Asturias Chan Les Louis

Destruction of Raggett's Hotel in Dover Street London

A fatal fire at Raggett's Hotel Dover Street Piccadilly broke out before 1 am Tuesday, killing at least four, including Mrs Ann Raggett and Miss Raggett. Lord Huntingdon saved his son. Mrs Round and her daughter perished, while servants and guests escaped through flames and ladders. Authorities and fire brigades responded. the blaze destroyed most of the building though one room remained intact.

Her Majesty London Mippie Tsarre J. H. Wilson J. Catterall W. Elia Tuz Tempes Robinson Temple Church Society of the Middle Emple Yacur Civs Isle of Wight Clabat Ryde Thomas Willis Flemming Quan House A. Hamborough Bay Steephill Castle Royal Victoria Yacht Club Royal Prince Albert Marquis of Conyoghen Earlelverharone i Earl Monantcharles Lord Rossmore Lord Keane Lindsay Burrell Robert Barrell E. ¥. Utterson Eng G.S. Harcourt B. B. Williams Earl of Errol W. A. A'Court Holmes M.P Augustus Clifford Bart James Urmston Brigatock R.N James Lind W. Buckler Astley Duke of Buckingham Lenborough Carmarthen Journal MansLav Utze aGamera Camwax Payne St. Bartholomew's Hospital William Temple Jame Holt Harry Holt Holt Wright Mies Biffin Liverpool Lawxch Royal Dockyard Pembroke Raggett Maldon Raggott Reggets Mra. Jones John Round Brighton Mr. Ragget Mrs. Round St James’s Theatre Earl and Countess of Huntingdon Mrs Round Miss King Atairs Miss Raggett Lord Huntingdon Wrise Round Mr. Raggett Mrs. Jones Inspector Ags Boucher Rolt Eara Braidwood Aggs Raggett's Hotel Round Mivart’s Furthas Benjamin Rich King Bristol Mintrens Rich Charles Robertson Weiling Arty As ‘Ett Earl of Huntingdon Lord Hastings Empire Aames C. Collins Vale Maidstone Olling Colonel Bouverie James Thompson Thompson Sbe Ann Raggett Arma Batt Beresford Ages Squires Plume Lord Gardner Sun Mr. E. Moxon County West of England Charles-street Grosvenor-square Bedford Westminster William Raggett Aon Jones J. Roond Mount-street Grosvenor Square Mr. Reggett Misa Ragett Ann Jones Elizabeth King No 2 Ratcliffe-parade Osnaburgh-street Hill-street Lady Huntingdon Mrs. Power Jones Batv's W. Raggett Jesia Batts Hotel Miss Round

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