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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 21, 1845

Page

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New Zealand dispute dominates long parliamentary debate

A detailed review of the House of Commons discussion on New Zealand policies, Wakefield land deals, Crown authority, and the waitangi treaty. It praises Lord Howick and criticizes Lord Stanley, Peel, and Buller while noting the political stakes for 1840s colonial settlement and prospects for New Zealand.

Ffairs New Zealand Csnong Lord Nicholas Russia Lord Stanley Stanley Colonia Peel James Graham Aley Recall Crown of England Lord John Russell Wakefield Jon Col John Roussett Zealand Joho Ireland Auf Atoe C. Buller Duke of Newcastle Captain Fitzroy Colonial Office Lord Howick Hope Africa America Larova Rous Edward Eliice James Via Russell West Epeech Robert Pee Senaeg Buller Robert Peel

Great League Meeting at Covent Garden Theatre

A crowded Covent Garden Theatre hosts a Great League gathering with George Wilson presiding. Cobden Bright and other leaders praise the Manchester bazaar funding free trade aims and urge immediate repeal of the corn laws, amid enthusiastic cheers and calls for continued action.

League Covent Garden George Wilson Richard Cobden John Bright R. Brinsley Sheridan John Bowring Charles Pelham Villiers Thomas Milner Gibson William Johnson Fox Julio Houghton Buck W. E. Hutchinson Leicester Briggs Cogan Haslam Wm. Graham Glasgow Manchester Cornwall Shetland Northamptonshire Wales Swansea Cheshire Derbyshire Nottinghamshire Devonshire Exeter Gloucestershire Staffordshire Sussex Leicestershire Cumberland Northumberland Durham Warwickshire Breterre Coalcroskdale Shropsh London Scotland Yorkshire Lancashire Oslo Friends of Free Trade Hear Cobden House of Commons Robert Peel John Russell The Times R. Peel Mr. Cubgen Stansard Bright Edmund Burke Robert Laod R.peel Res Fox

Overland Mail from India and China Amid Lahore intrigue

Letters from Bombay to May 12 note ongoing Sikh tensions in Lahore. Ghoolab Singh, held by Queen Mother factions, faces pressure to surrender wealth and fortresses. Dost Mohammed eyes Peshawar as India grows unsettled. Calcutta reports quiet interior and death of Major General Sir T. Valiant. prices and trade continue along the overland route to Suez.

Bombay Aden Sesostris Suez Lahore Ghoolab Singh Ranjeet Singh Khuleep Punjaab Ghoolab India Affghanistan Ia Dost Mohammed Akbar Peshawar Chandoo Lull Nizam Mahratta Wallace Scinde China A. M'Donald H. M. 98Th Regiment Sir T. Valiant Calcutta Cursetjee Manockjee South America Turkey Yarm Wovllena Arcivala Allsopp's Base Tennent’s Hodgson Corke, &c Kastenx Ceiton Overland Mail Madras Great Britain Wea London Liverpool

Condition of the Poor in Caithness and Sutherland Reform

In Caithness the shift from sheep farms to cultivated small holdings expands the middle class and boosts towns like Thurso. Sutherland’s sheep clearances stagnate population and rent, while Caithness sees growth. chronic poverty persists with parish relief rising to 193 paupers in Thurso, aided by a few benevolent landlords yet many tenants still warned off.

Times Tarzac Carthyess Jane Helmadale County Caithness Sutherlandshire Straths Glens Thurso George Sinclair Sutherland Sutherlend Ross-shire jHross-shire Scotland Wester Ross Easter Ross Cromartyshire Glebe Laude Cromarty Lewis Givaculvie Ceason Inverness Courier

Desperate murder attempt and Gosport duel inquest items

In London and Bethnal Green on Wednesday a young man Edward Mildmay attempted suicide by hanging, later revived, then a separate scene saw William Warren attacking his wife and slashing his own throat, both events prompting hospital care. An adjourned inquest into the Gosport duel death of James Alexander Seton featured testimony from Isabella Hawkey regarding interactions with Seton and her husband Lieutenant Hawkey, exploring alleged provocations and social entanglements.

CountEss of Airlie Henry Town Brighton Earl of Airlie William Henry Bruce James Bruce William Bruce Cowden Waterloo Prince Albert Royal Marquis of Exeter Bowater Bowles Duk Dinwir Parliament Hempden Falkloed Clarendon Tuuxas Manchester Britain Iyn Hain Tie Marter Henry Bros Prse Honourable Society of Gray Lord Denman Price Hon. Society of Gray's Inn Anp Customs Pasence Edward Stewart Board of Customs Honourable Board Revert Peel London Cuburbe Thames Dale Kemp Town John Millery Cassius Frightun Gazette Ponts Great Britain J. W. D. Dundae M.Y Liverpool Metropolis Mersey Egremont Thomas Rowden President Mona Hero Abbey Albert Elizabeth King Fisher Egerton Cleveland Cheshire Witch John Rigby James William Fawcett Sir J. Moore Union River Troubadour Star County of Pembroke Great Western Haseisa Edward Mildmay Wells Street Oxford Street Munbderr Svicibe Eloven Bethnal Green William Warren Traue Waterloo Town Theastern Counties Railway Bethnal Green-Road Ayens Bill Shu Lindon Flo Pontemouth James Alexander Seton Gosport Guildhall Seton Minchin Welds Hawkey Payne City of London Mra. Hawkey King Vv Haldane Justice Patteson Page Gut Unerrington Victoria Huskey Lieutenant Hankey Hankey Beoud Yawkey Pasce Hawker Captain Deacon Sin Tery Mr. Seton Mr. Hawkey Mrs. Seton Portsmouth Tatnell Seto Yves Mr. Pym Myr. Seton Oy Lueband Mir. Pyu Apnonnes Mr. Pyu

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