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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 01, 1846

Page

2

Drift of Indian Campaign Tally Near Sutlej Battlefield

Reports describe a fierce engagement with heavy cavalry and infantry clashes. British forces repelled multiple attacks, captured enemy guns, and faced heavy losses as the 21st and 22nd Kashmir regiments fought near the Sutlej. News notes include broader European finance and politics.

Sutlej Hull 16Th Grenadiera Burnett Bet Europran Light Taylor M'Laren Walten Briara Adm 2D Grenadiers Wheler Foot M'Caskill Broadflat Nicolson Sale Ferozepore Panjab Sir Robert Dick

French and English Fears on Poland and Algeria Debates

Dispatches describe uncertain Polish prospects with insurrection rumors in Volhynia and France pledging no Madagascar expedition. Paris notes debates on meat duties, free trade influence, and new associations promoting liberal exchanges. Algeria reports warn of Abd el Kader movements as Marshal Bugeaud tensions rise. Spain outlines finance shifts and railway plans amid cabinet talks.

France Paris Poland Volhynia Algeria Courrier Francais Chamber of Deputies M. Ds Lamartine Chamber R. Peel England Society of Political Economists of London Corn Law League Cobden Bordeaux Association For M. Duffuur Dubergier NM. Bruno Dever Durin A. Davergie Paul Igner Toulon Tangier Algiers Abd-el- Kader Morocco Duka d'Aumale Albatars Paria Africa Council of Ministers Duke d'Aumale Commerce Abd-el-Kader Tell Hodne Ouled Nails Setifer Biscara Buyeaud Bohar Nails Bedeau D’arbonville Regency Metidja Abd-el Kader Acrage Pnlire Marshal Bugeaud Marseilles Trieste Todia

Watermen No. 5 crew freed after thirteen days in Newgate

The Watermen's Steam-boat Company men Dodd Edmund Mackay and John Ireland were released after thirteen days imprisonment for resisting the water bailiffs at St Paul’s wharf. Kinchie of Waterman No. 5 faces five weeks’ sentence. A celebratory breakfast followed at the City Steam Packet Company offices.

Civi Wan Ti City Mr. Dodd Watermen's Steam-boat Company Edmund Mackay John Ireland Waterman No. 5 Newgate St. Paul's Wharf City Steam Packet Company Earl-street Blackfriars Charles Hancock City Steam-boat Company Kinchie Farexp Society London Coffee House Robert Monro Bridewell Hospital St. Paul's Kara's Cortese Hospital King’s College Hospital G. Thornton Holborn Benevolent Society London Bishopsgate-street Meners Bruce SouTawaak Barney Road W.W R. Brook Southwark Bridge Road London Fire Brigade University Cotnear Loxpox Gower Street Kr. Atkinson Liz Faculty of Arts and Jann Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Arts and Laws Faculty of Arts Nth Metropolitax Nie Ac Metropolitog Police Inehudsip Rando

Metropolitan police accounts and bishop of London notice 1846

Financial figures show year end balances for the metropolitan police including government stock values and fines. The police force consisted of 4,749 personnel with varied ranks. The Bishop of London issues a triennial confirmation plan with dates and instructions for clergy and confirmands across London parishes.

Metropolitan Police Bowntreet Clerkenwell Great Marlborough Street Metropolitan Force Loxpus London Teverend Earlisr A. J. Loxvox London House St. Giles’s St Mary Islington St John Hackney Christ Church Newgate-street St. Marylebow Chesapside St. Barnabas St. Juke's St. Martin In the Fields St. James Paddington St. George Hanover Square St. Peter, Pimlico St Luke, Chelers St. Mary Abbot Kensington St. Margaret Westminster

Provisional Berkeswell Trial and Bristol Fire Case

The final examination of Reed, charged with Thomas Tranter's murder at Bilston, led to committal for trial at Warwick Gaol. In Bristol, James Woure faced arson charges after a fire at the Old Crab's Well premises, with witness testimony detailing suspected involvement and the blaze.

Berkeswell Marvel Lad Reed Tranter Solihull Clive Colonel Short J. M.boulibee Thomas Bloor Bilston Thomas Jones Asuix Warrick Thomas Tranter Reed Blick Warwick Ploughnan Holmes Bristol Cxarez Ansox James Woure Temple-street Harding Ann Weare Pranner Temple Street Gloucester Chelmsford John Wright Grove New Bridge-street May Qukky Grave

Mrs Gore in Literary Chronicle on Parvenus and Mayfair life

A critical survey of Mrs. Gore's Parvenus and Peers and Parvenus, praising her social satire of Mayfair life. The piece critiques high society vamping of fashion, marriage, and show, with extracts and commentary on theatre and literature of the era. It also reviews contemporary poetry, magazines, and travel sketches, noting irony and cultural trends.

Perna Asp Panvenus Mrs. Gore London Henry Colburn Shakspeare Gore Hefure Pervenus Balynzel Arielocracy Becanan England Portland-place Clutterbuck Hillingdon Joddrulling Agatha Mary Sophia Eton Ascot Caroline Emma Portland Hris Ifacen Fairfax Joseph Clutterbuck Charlotte Harriet Carbet Corbet Déry Char Lady Hillingdon Mrs. Clntterbuck Vouillon Paris Clutterbucks Lady Ursula Marylebone Mayfair Charlotte Corbet Miss Corbet Lady Hillington Snakspeare Yondon Theatres Chrentewitchs Paul Lieven Cleve Cieva Sheridan America Russa Aglioni St. Petersburgh Svevic Thad Viewnna Gibson Alan Standard Library Bubn Cotmas Jolly Green Legion of Honour Far-West Mississippi Kittona Louisville Fionn Edward Kenealy Eay Annaworth Damas Monte Chiieto Oxenford Shirley Brooks Mr. Ainsworth St. Paul's New Monthly Beytley Reynolds Lady Durk Albert Smith Walter Lacy Wright Albion Ami Renaid Covent Garden Evans

Irish Coercion Bill debated in Lords and Commons Monday

In the Lords the Irish Coercion Bill faced a second reading amid debate on the country’s turmoil and the government’s measures to protect lives and liberties, with peers urging limits and broader reform. In the Commons the adjourned debate on the Customs and Corn laws resumed. Sir James Grattan cited the Bryan Seery case, and speakers argued for or against protectionism, with emphasis on corn supply, potato blight, and potential market effects.

House OF Lords Earl St. Germans Ireland Marquis of Lansuonxe Lord Baovaray Lord Fapshray Cavan Ford Marquis of Cranrcanve Limael Sinah Earl of Wicktow Earl of Craxcanty Lord Casrnell Lord Brougham England Honao Lord Bearenay Earl Grey House Or Commons Bryan Seery Oconxene James Grattan E. Better Disraeli France Mr. Disraeli Great Britain Bartson M. Gore Lord J. Russell Danishan Odessa United States Poland Crimea R. A. Firzienato R Peel Locgmant R. Peel G Cuenk Sir St. Peel Mr. Hustisson Robert Morveser Trelaa Belgium Holland London Holt Yetzmany Russia Aimerica Gera Hey Hudson Hamburgh Englind Hon Shrewsbury Aaronet Canton G. Clerk

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