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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 23, 1844

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History of the Union Continues in Irish Parliament Debates

The article argues that Irish Parliament Oligarchy and Protestant ascendancy pushed Catholics toward England as a safeguard. It contrasts Grattan with Barrington, condemns deception by Anti-Unionists, and cites Pitt and Cornwallis backing emancipation. It details 1798 1800 debates, Castlereagh and Clare negotiations, and the cautious path to the Union in 1800.

Judkin Fitzgerald England Mr. Grattan Ireland Grattan Jonah Barrington Barrington Pitt Lord Cornwallis Troy Dublin Pits Fitzwilliam Beresford Great Britain Parliament of National Council of Great Britain Marquis of Buckingham Lord Clare Lord Castlereagh Plowden

Paris Morrocco expedition and rail bill heading noted

Latest intelligence reports a French naval expedition against Morocco to include three ships of the line and several frigates and steamers with 1,200 troops and engineers aboard. Paris and Lyons railway bills move forward with a major 71 million franc appropriation as deputies return to vote.

Paris Morocco Toulon Constitutionnel Chamber of Deputies Paris and Lyons Orleans Rouen Havre Avignon Strasburg Basle Versailles Barcelona M. Schnell Schnell Galignani Maonrip Constitutional Arcade of Madrid Gibraltar el Tiempo Spain Tangier Larache Ceuta Cadiz Wales Mentz Journal Des Debats Hotel du Rhin Mayence M. T. Mogsworth Cleopatrs Admiralty Wyvill Cleopatra Cape of Good Hope Molesworth Madapascar Tota Lloyd's Hull Leeds Mowle Hamburgh Dutton Cuxhaven Manchester Dudley Elbe Signel Enwanp Moox P.S Hargrocas Beruce Rfme English Channel Jacent Penelope United Service Fierr Prince Hendrick Devonport Netherlands Ryn Rappard Jason Bowricius Snelheid Eeg Dolfon Royal British Female Orphan Asylum Fenlee Villa Prince Oscar Haymarket Thsarne Court of Chancery T. Wilde Bar Baron DE Bope Court of Queen’s Bench Baron de Rode Court of Equity

Queen's Bench and Common Pleas court reports

The day’s diary covers the Baron de Bode case continuing with witness exams and adjournment. A libel suit by a clergyman against the Times, plus an extraordinary criminal conversation action, reveal lengthy testimony on a marriage scandal involving Captain Mayor, Mrs Mayor, and a defendant linked to royal and legal circles. A breaking house crime in Worship Street, a Union Hall attempted suicide case, Brentford police inquiry, and summer assizes announcements fill the docket.

Hart de Grey Earl de Grey Ireland Buxton Italy Standard H. M. O'Hanlon Emar M‘donald O'Connell O’connell Thomas Duncombe Westminster Daniel O'Connell Covent Garden Carnton the Times Carlton Club Miles Carlton Court Journal Wellington Lambert Jones P. Laurie Masterman Royal Exchange Gresham Learvep Scientific Geographical Society Civil Engineers Hosking Sarclet Caithness J. Bremer Zoological Society Geological Society Royal Society of Literature Leeds Huddersfield Bradford Manchester Bristol Smith and Rees Jones Carlisle, Robson and Co Smith House of Jones and Co Adams Edward Jones Rees Harmar Brice Drapers’ Court Mercury Belaney Tyne Mercury Sunderland Cotwick ‘Munoer—Saville Odd Fellows Queen's Bench Baron DE Bode QUEEN Riert Court OF Common Pleas Liset Lawson Church of England Times Clive Forth London Serjeant Talfourd Humfrey Howard Stockdale Hansard Mayon Fan- Quuar Tindal Frederick Mayor Bengal Native Infantry Farqu India England Henry Mayor Scinde Bolam Pass Knowyls Worship Street Israel Woodcock James Francis Herbert Willow-street Shoreditch Holywell Lane Ann Creasy Cottingham Wetenhall Union Place Lambeth Paine House of Lords Mr. Lovatt Tee Kennington Lane Lovejoy Chester-street Kennington Blue Coat Bay Woolworth Road Brentford George Dixon Harrow-road Clerkenwell H. S. Trimmer Osborne Yeats W. Samuel Cogdon Gloucester-place Dorset-square Keeler Grand Junction Canal Frederick Keeler Perivale Middlesex Cogdon Hanwell Newgate Central Criminal Court Baron Parke Baron Gurney Hertfordshire Hertford Essex Chelmsford Kent Maidstone Sussex Lewes Surrey Guildford Patterson and Wizht Southampton Winchester Dorchester Exeter Bodmin Wells Devizes Norfolk Baron Alderson Justice Williams Buckinghamshire Bedfordshire Huntingdonshire Cambridgeshire Suffolk Ipswich Norwich City of Norwich North Wales Justice Coleridge Newtown Dolgelly Carnarvon Anglesey Ruthin Mold Chester South Wales Baron Wolfe Cardiff Carmarthen Haverfordwest Cardigan Brecon Presteign Midland Oxford Stappixe Michael Leonard Lambeth-street Elizabeth London Hospital Thames George Middis Betalion Coldstream Gwards Orange-stret St. S Martin’s Lower Regent Street Hardwick Baker Fentleman Coventry Street Regent ‘Street William Burton Newenham Wilkins Parry Clarkson Bodkin Jane Wortham Street Islington Gerrard Street Frances Louisa Stockwell Jane Furnival's Inn Winliam Fanny Scott Surrey Theatre Princess's Theatre Haymarket Blackfriarsbridge Mar. Newenham Yawkers Mr. Newenham Mr Newenham

Memorial for Mr Villiers Motion on Corn Laws

The Carlisle journal reports a memorial signed by 532 registered electors urging support for Mr Villiers' motion to repeal the corn laws. The city register shows 1,025 names with 73 duplicates or deceased, leaving free trade supporters clearly above 100.

Resignation of Earl de Grey Shocks Irish Conservatives

From Dustin June 20 a long threatened event occurs as Earl de Grey retires from public life Irish Conservatives and moderates oppose current government Lord Francis Gordon delivered resignation of the viceroyalty of Ireland The placard by Dublin Protestant Association praises the resignation and urges electors of Tamworth not to return Sir Robert Peel to Parliament despite ministerial turmoil and church conflicts

Earl DE Grey Dustin Lord Francis Gordon London Ireland Phoenix Park Lord de Grey Dublin Dublin Protestant Association and Reformation Society Tamworth Church of Christ In Ireland Robert Peel

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