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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1848

Page

6

Court notes on bankruptcy and a Queen's Bench ruling

Details from the bankruptcy of Charles Rowcroft with list of creditors and copyrights followed by a Queen's Bench case over the copyright infringement of The Ship on Fire. Also reports petty crimes and municipal court matters including assaults, cruelty to animals, theft, toll violation, and a major fire relief appeal in Hoxton market.

Banknorrer Caantrs Rowcaorr Fonblanque Charles Rowcroft Upper Stamford Street Adelaide Road Haverstock Hill Poulton Square Chelses, Bookerlier Hood Smith, Elder, and Co Colonies Itia Mesere. Spottiawoode Warton Fanny Fleet Prison

Protest rage case at Whitehall mob rally ends with remand

On Monday in Guildhall Lord Mayor heard T. Clancey charged as a mob ringleader after a Monday night disturbance in Pleas street and surrounding wards. Police testified to a large crowd, threats to victory, and Clancey denying incitement while claiming government misrepresentation spurred the gathering. He was ordered to provide security for six months.

James Ratcliff Thoms Priseman Bia Edward Fannell Copeland Tilby Newgate Marlborough Street OuxsBua John Tye Paddington Bridget Nearn Dome Acca Abs Regent Street Aden Challoner Ogle Isol Ramway Webb Piccadilly the Weekly Chronicle Hamill Leary Martin Shoreditch Alderrap Old Bailey Hammill Robinson House of Correction Baoutal Assautt Richard Boutfire Mary Anne Tyler Kingeland Ube Dieraxssinc Tsaaca Old Street Road Smith Hoxton Market Arbour Laidter Rae T. Clancey City Police Pest Pleat Street Mitchel Farringdon Street Skinner Street Bose Smithfeld Long Jane Aticka T. Woolett Cheapside John Gwell Hhis Lordship Hugh Macdonald Bridewell Henry Gibson Redcross Street Dronk Marianne Marron Redcross Nirs Marron Ablin Clhubeenwell Tyrwhitt New Road Tim Tae Mos Charles Flower Wallace Clerkenwell Green Wilkes Franklin Cobbete Flower Hammond Goodyear Aldersgate Street Mr. Tyrwhitt Lambath Ayram Riddell Park Road Stockwell Ballantine Anna Maria Riddell Anid Az Wbe Scotland Yard Trames Offich Rossxay Thomas Jones Joseph Palmer Wilson Whitechapel Wilson Yardley Clerkenwell Seastone Conrancton Beacon Hill Wood Buodredaol Harrison Burgeon Swyood Shaw Lodge Mills Terra Arma North Parade Halifaz Guarion

New Reform Movement Calls for Direct Taxation and Reform

A reform meeting endorses substantial financial reform including direct taxation on property and critizes existing excise duties as unjust. The resolution, proposed by Sedirey and seconded by Bonet, passes unanimously before adjournment around four o'clock, amid calls for broader economic change.

V. Yates Pr Sedirey F. Bonet Ater Baoke

Meeting at Liverpool calls for retrenchment and tax reform

A large Liverpool meeting in the Sessions House pressed Parliament to trim state spending and rebalance taxation to match national income. Speakers denounced Bank Act 1844, urged reduced military and imperial expenses, and demanded fair taxation between capital and labor to avert financial crisis.

Liverpool Sessions House Ferguson Holland France Bank of England Europe Coburg United States M‘gregor Sir R. Peel Mersey Manchester Ireland England C. Robertson John Ball Britain A.A. Wylie Africa Board of Trade John Rossel Arron China Ohio Times Teylor Lawrence Heyworth Seave

A Cobden Testimonial Fund Account and Political Letters

An article outlines the Cobden Testimonial Fund with detailed receipts and expenditures by region, praises subscriptions from Lancashire Yorkshire and Glasgow, and includes Cobden’s May 1648 letter. It items payments, balances, and auditor praise, plus notes London and Scottish contributions. It also covers reforms, a Hume motion, a Godless procession, and a Punch critique of French editors and ancient posts.

R. Cobden Manchester Balsoce Messrs Jones Loyd Inaeo-Ecean B. Cobden London Henry Ashworth Turton Bolton Salis Schwabe England Lancashire Yorkshire Cheshire Nottinghamshire Warwickshire Glasgow Cobden Ligdom Continent Framain Richard Cobden Gonger Robert Walter Yeage Camden Society Lyme Jane Corporation of Lyme Salisbury Exeter Chard Plymouth

Meeting at Marylebone on Reform and Ballot Initiative

A Marylebone court house gathering of tradesmen debated Lord John Russell and reform. Speakers urged expanded suffrage, inclusive ballot, and local control, with Mr Williams advocating six month lodger residence and wide enfranchisement. the meeting backed the resolutions and adjourned amid applause.

Court House Marylebone John Russell Michie Ventry Stevens Ventryman House of Parliament Hodge Grey Lord John Russell London J. Williams Mr. Williams Williama Maida of Honour Hea Mrr. Williams House of Commons Mr. Soden Haring St. Marylebone Belton

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