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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 01, 1846

Page

5

Free Trade speech sparks debate on Irish cattle trade and landowners

A parliamentary evening features Mr Goulburn’s Free Trade defense arguing there is no greater risk from further liberalization than feared by English landowners. The discussion touches on Sugar Duties, Peel, Ferrand, Cobden, and the political clash between monopoly and free trade, with lively on‑record jibes and quotations.

Mr. Goulburn Inetavee Lord Clarendon Duke of Buckingham House of Lords Shaw Aarty Robert Peel Mr. Ferrand West Riding Wakefield League Lord Morpeth Wharncliffe Mageeridge James Graham Duncombe Right Honourable Baronet James Scarlett Ferrand England

Lord Lincoln Defeat Analyzed In Notts and Northamptonshire

The piece discusses Lord Lincoln's costly defeat amid tenant farmer fears and agricultural pressures. It notes heavy spending and organization by his opponents, contrasts regional panic with offers for farms, and questions political principles around Irish and domestic policy, ending with a call to remodel the Establishment for real progress.

Peter Piper Lord Lincoln Protectionista Croucher Notts Northamptonshire Stafford O'Brien Maynooth House of Commons John Russell Evelyn Denison Denison Ward Treland O'Connell

Irish Church Fences and Political Passages Cited

The text notes lack of clear opinion from Lord Lillendo and others on Irish affairs, while mockingly quoting a tongue twister. It discusses attempts to settle the Irish Church issue amid political maneuvering and hints at upcoming parliamentary action, with references to Lord Lincoln Gladstone and other figures.

Lord Lillendo Ireland Denigan Peter Viper Peter Piper Lord Lincoln James Graham Lord John Russell Evelyn Denison Gladstone

Cobden's late speech dominates the great debate

The Monster Debate ends after a long night in Parliament with Mr Cobden delivering a masterful address on protectionism and country policy. The division ends Ages 337 Noes 240, majority 97, as Cobden appeals to the country and outlines practical statesmanship in a move seen as strengthening the government’s position.

Ferrand Knaresborough Becket Denison West Riding Christopher Finch Helf Br. Cardwell Treasury Bench Seymer Doresetshire G. Bankes Spooner George Bentinck Board of Trade Bickham Estcott Gladstone Cabden Mr. Cobden House of Commons Chippenham Chichester Ripon Buckingham England London Edinburgh Glasgow Manchester League Cobden Green

Free Trade Division records with Peel supporters vote split

The division on restoring debate over a motion to reduce the chair shows 112 majority supporters of Sir Robert Peel and 11 minority votes from Tory and allied members. Metropolitan MPs largely backed free trade, while a later note lists pairs and possible resignations, with analysis of potential impact on the tally and a reference to the broader press reaction.

Buckingham Palace Prince Albert James Marquess of Abercorn James Archibald Stuart Wortley William Bathurst St. James's Palace St. James's Park Isle of Wight Newark Hildyard Lord Lincoln West Somersets T. D. Acland Dickinson R. Peel George Clerk Calcutta George Pollock W. Lawrence Krxo Cottece London D'‘Oyly Outer Chichester Lonadale Lichfield Samuel Webb Free Bottismum Cambridge Poulterers’ Benevolent Society Society For the Relief of Ludgate Hill G. D. Sprigens Chai Woodgreen Hornsey Robert Peel Middlesex Westminster Southwark Marylebone Finsbury Lambeth Tower Hamlets Greenwich John Russell Julio Bell Thirsk E.S. Cayley Drax Gilbert Heathcote E. Heneage K. Hoskins H. Howard Cricklade R. H. Hurst T. B. Martin Galway R. B. Sheridan Lord Worsley Granville Somerset Sir Robert Peel

Latest Intelligence From the Brazils Feb 26 1845

This dispatch notes arrivals from the Brazils including HM Packet Express and Crescent, with passengers and gold in transit. It mentions ships blockading coastlines, movements of the Emperor and court, quarantine decrees, and battles in South America including Paraguay and Buenos Ayres affairs. It ends with exchange rates for Rio, Paris, and Hamburgh.

Panama Gorgon Firebrand Comus Philom J Dolphin Fanny Buenos Ayres -Melanpus Curacao Monte Video Vernon Maldonado Eagle Racer Acorn Crescent Petre Rio Congresa Columbia Raritan Plymouth Empresa Rio Grande Sales H.M Grecian England Malta Eclair Amelia Flora Esther Pratique Plate Nante Video Rosario Oribe Silveira Malmonado Rusas Garribaldi Larrelleja Urquiza Salto Buenos Ayres Paraguay Corricules Rosas Paz Lopez Buenos Aires I'acuare Republic of Paraguay Assumption Republic of London Paris Hamburgh

Extraordinary Meeting of Hampshire Labourers at Sheril Heath

The Hampshire agricultural labourers met at Sheril Heath near Waltham Chase to protest Corn Law protection. About 800 to 1,500 attended in darkness, hearing from speakers about bread, rent, and wages, and passing a petition to repeal the Corn Laws with hopes for higher wages and reforms. The gathering praised Cobden and Bright, then dispersed.

Sheril Heath Waltham Chase Hampshire Wiltshire Witford Jessy Burgess John Clark Droxford Ekless Burlesdon-bridge Cobbett Coventry Jessy William Cobbett James Biddle John Lipscombe Garnier Mr. Garnier Neges Polly Edwards Mises Polly Edwarda Henry Edney John Dedimus Board of Guardians Cleebe Abe Mary Hellier Lis Hoapital Winchester Peter Burford Cobden Bright Eklese England

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