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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 15, 1845

Page

3

Spain in Seville and Madrid sketches by an English traveler

A translated critic reviews a travel volume from 1840 41 detailing Spain's Madrid and Seville. It paints the queen mother Christina in a harsh light, describes Iberian nobility finances and palace wealth, and praises Seville patios as heart of the home. It closes with anecdotes of robbery and a London Globe note on Peel endowing a Free Church college and a bill for church sites.

X. Y Samuel Clarke Europe Mort Wei Jess Madrid Spain Alty Zee Celi Prada Sore Christenden Martie Seville Portugal Lowing Robert Peel Prwing & Prantef Baronet Robert Wis Ited Lord Wicktow Bat Lord Fitzwiltiam Maynooth Lord Wicklowas Lord Crancanty Lord Wuarncurre Bueapatrans Pengie England

Maynooth motion on committee delay and Irish relief bills

The Maynooth Bill move to commit for six months dominates a session note. Lords discuss the Small Debtors Bill, the Tenants Ireland compensation scheme, and banking measures for Scotland Ireland. Debate covers delay accusations against Mr Barry, currency reforms, and policy on Irish employment and capital.

Maynooth Earl of Craxcanty Lord Wuarn Barry Lord Brougham House of Lords Lord Bravenay Tully Quintiliian Lord Coke Lyttleton Fine Arts’ Commission Prince Albert Marquis of Cuaxghanpe Lord Camparct Lincoln's Inn New Hall Hardwicke Lord Brovenas Ireland Lord Stanery England Dublin Durbin Craigacanme Rosse Earl of Devon Treland Hansas Rapsor Mote Cuildren Jossun Uke Hesse Yungent Wanvettrre Csenaisun House OF Cordysons Lord E. Hill Downshire Winstrases Home Secretary Twyford Morerss Wane R. Pree Lord Palmerston R. Peel R. Peer S. Wortley Portugal Scotland Bull Ross Conelly Heaverare BR. Peet Witt Vonris Theis Kof iSentland E. B. Rorax Joommee RK. Peel Repixeros Tn BR. Frasvson Lord Cresents Mr. & Crawtonp Mr. Wyse Sir Tyl'vel Howard v. Gossett W. Gosster Howard Gonsett Pete Select Committee Caw Thoes Roman Catholic Relief Watson Linpri Hex Fordhee Burkeley Fleetstreet Major Brainstein Mr. Wanwinton J. Graiase Watsos Baiour Honee Bill Wan J. Y. Buiryn Brorgerton Hescey Henn J. Grats Focal Greene Hawas Mackinson Earl of Lixcots AG Stonny Mackixxon Hor ChainMax Thuersdat Cuancencog Lord Lylvetton Jertaan Bert Hisans Board of Baipornston Court of Session Fiun Board of Supervision Leith Edinburgh Poiot Lord Anuxpet Woop Rutherford Ceasygorny Scotand Times Journal Glen Calvie Tames Board of Supersi Scctt Iisstatements Sla Helmondale Isle Thes Sutherlandshire Duke of Sutherland Crawford Vic Lenn Autrears Alen Glen Civie Rutherfart Iutherford Rathrford Hee Rucesford Coracuocs Hirase Scntland Ruverfort West Highlands Secor Plm Stewart Jasiers Giagam Hous Hinkle Highlands Repixer Saitn O Emporis

Repeal of the Corn Laws Debate Sparks Parliamentary Clash

The House discusses Mr. Villiers's motion for free importation of corn, arguing over whether repeal would lower prices or devastate agriculture. Speakers warn of distress from scarcity, while others defend protection, citing effects on wages, landowners, and industry.

House OF Commons Villiers Virtiers Lord J. Russell James Graham Colonel Wood Quentia The Agricultural Protection Society S O'Brien Mr. O'Brien Protection Society Cobden Herbert Sir James Graham Pstperista Crine Great Britain J. Graham Ecd Sda Beit Mr. Villiers Cora Lay France Belgium Home Secretary J.graham Mr. Cuntsturner Mitcuent Zollverein Ion al Ean Brat Europe Mediterranean Hasia Quensa Odesen United States Mngland Mitchell Hoe Pala Palestina London Buck Manx Pitztrs Theas J. Grava Ht. Peel Sir R. Peel Lome Mr. Willie England John Russell Ireland Withers Mr. Hiicgut Sir J. Graham Sir James J.grahnie Robert Fees R. Peel AntiCorn Law League Mr. Bright Lea A.S. O'Brien Corent Garden Her Majesty Kt. Peel Dr. Bowgine Caysnoisy Lord Estitxaton Coppen Dorsetshire Gorn G. Bankes Mr. Cobden Jens Russert Bankes Doretshire Howe James R. Prew Lord Howicx R.peel Witizens

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