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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 01, 1846

Page

4

Debated Corn Laws and Reform Clash in House Proceedings

The House adjourned after a long session discussing expressions of regret, vacancies in public offices, Ferrand’s calumnies, and the broader debate on the Corn Laws and reform. Speakers argued over protection, trade, and county representation, with forecasts of future changes and market effects.

G. Banses R. Peel Sugland Theo Ireland B. Escott Ferrand Duke of Buckingham Duke of Richmond Duke of Richmund Sussex Mr. Cobden Granstone Miles Coupes England Treasury Tae Home Secretary Sir James Graham Manchester Liverpool Protectionists Erce Trade Scotland Edinburgh Dublin Glasgow Leeda Birmingham Great Britain Bristol West Riding Yorkshire South Lancashire Middlesex London Ripon Stamford Woodstock Marlborough Lear Baronet St Baronet Ton High Somerset Gordon Lon Kim Continent Bedfordshire Herts Essex J. Tyrrell Hertfordshire Buckinghamshire Burke Sean Cheera League Sroonee Iwat Borrowick G. Bentrice

Meetings and a parish rate vote in Stepney report

A crowded week of meetings across societies at the Royal Academy and other venues is noted, including Entomological, Horticultural, Civil Engineers, and Royal Society sessions. A Friday poll shows 1620 against and 1510 for a fourpence rate to repair Stepney churches, narrowly failing.

Tae Ewasuma Entomological Society Royal Academy Horticultural Society Vinneaa Society Civil Engineers Society of Arts Royal Society Society of Antiquaries Botanical Society Royal Institution Professor Faraday Archeological Institute Crveca Ratts St. Donatan St. Philip Stepney Great Easty Ciosixa Movement Metropolitan Drapers’ Association Covent Garden Theatre Lord Awvbley Michael Sadler Fox Maula M.P Hughes Bank of England Grary Gesry

Time of snorise and tides for Great Britain and Ireland

Instructions describe calculating sun times by latitude and hour adjustments, and computing high water times at major ports by adding or subtracting specified hours and minutes to the London Dock high water. It also lists a weekly calendar with saints days, lessons, and moon phase notes for March 1st through 8th, including day length, dawn and twilight times, and future full moon.

Hear Cheera J. O'Connett Anciety H. Ixouss Ireland R. Peer Sibthorp Frrraxp Mr. Roebuck Times Wilson Bright Lancashire Preston Rochdale Bayring Ferrand Ashworth Dr. Bowring Lord Morpeth Union Mill Anti Corn Law League C. Berkeer Cheltenham Manchester Meurcet Craven Berkeley George Wilson Rawsthorne Mr. Rawsthorne League Assassina Bownine Verrand B. Ashworth J. Manners Mr. Ashworth Mr. Ferrand Mr. Rozscoe House of Commons Dispatt Roebuck James Graham Robert Peel Mr. O'Connell R. Peex Shrewsbury Stockport Mr. Corpex Eaid Hon. Baronet Baronet Jonet Hertfordshire Nert Week Chiltern Handreds Derico West Indies Anuwer Chronicle Black Wood Bedwelllyn Monmouth Soule Rumney Iron Works Tredigar Sirhowy Elbow Vale Pariah Blackwood Charitat Book of Common Prayer Stefer WW Jones Larish Church of England William Paice J.B. Crantz Weekly Chronicle Enquirer Equity Fie E.W. E F. Newman Mitchell Red Lion-court J. H Coke Blackstone J. P J. R Justitia Omega—Iwe Merctan International Freienpiy Adnresses America Atlantic England James Thomas J.T Raruwat Nome Provisional Committee Sarah Palmer Walmer Squire 13Th Light Infantry Robert Sale G.C B Coronel Squire 13Th T. C T.s.northampton W. R. Outwood Betty Oakes W. T Great Britain and Ireland London Dock Bristol Falmouth Bull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton Teespay Disraeli Mr. Disraeli E. Buller George Clerk Board of Trade Gladstone Lord Dalhousie Villiers Ward Custom House Paris Mir Miles Russia United States Mr. Meek Corp Mr. Cobden France Porter Macgregor Deacon Hume G. Clerk

Victories on the Sutlej and Sir Henry Hardinge’s Critics

The Weekly Chronicle recounts the Sutlej campaign, praising Sir Henry Hardinge and Sir Hugh Gough for tactical decisions and heroism while noting heavy Sikh losses and British casualties. It debates ministerial strategy, contrasts Indian Army artillery with British power, and critiques Disraeli and free trade arguments amid war and famine fears.

Henry Hardinge Sutlej India Ferozepore Hugh Gough Amballah Ranjeet Singh Henry Hardinge Lahore Sir Henry Hardinge France Dover Henry Hardinge J Albuera Heary Hardinge Napoleon Moodkes Cabal Robert Sale Broadfoot Wallace Somerset 62Nd Sth John Littler England Lord Metcalfe Theas

British Army morale and Sikh resistance near Lahore

The text laments costly Sikh resistance and praises British soldiers for bravery as they contest territory before Lahore. It notes Sikh re-crossing the Sutlej, artillery ammunition exhaustion, and plans by Sir Charles Napier from Multan. It cites expected near-term actions and reinforcements, with anticipation of Wellington's parliamentary reply.

Hugh Gough Lehore Charles Napier Multaun Seinde Mevanee Hyderabad England Thia India Duke of Wellington

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