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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 15, 1846

Page

4

Protection of Life Ireland and Ireland fever hospitals plan

Parliament debates focus on Ireland distress with fever outbreaks and a proposed temporary fever hospital system. Lords discuss Coercion Bill provisions, witness compulsion, and shifts in rail and land policy while public works aid Ireland relief.

House OF Comimons Pagxee Ireland Mr. O'Cossett House of Lords Trish J. Gaanas Dublin Board of Health Panlary Lord Lieutenant Galway O'Connell J. Gpauam W.s.o'brien J. Graham W. &. O'Barex Baronet Mr. O'Connell Burmnet London England Europe Treland Mr. Aquionny BR. Peer S. O'Brien Cornwall Wales

Newport Chartist Conspiracy Trial Commentary

Detailed commentary on the Newport chartist affair, focusing on Mr Duncombe's motion, O Connor’s disclosures, and alleged plots by central Chartist leaders. It critiques trial procedure, defense arguments, and the dramatic claims of murder plots, with emphasis on Frost, Frost's supporters, and the North Wales elements.

Tariff debate ends with adjournment and plan to resume

In the House the amendment drew 102 votes against and 190 in support, with a 83 majority against the measure. After a brief gallery scene Mr Mites urged adjourning at the one o clock mark, leading to a short clash before Sir R Peel agreed to adjourn. The plan was set to take the tariff on Monday and the Corn Bill second reading on Tuesday.

Earl of Ceaxcagtr Londonderry Lord Brovena N. Nibbert Great Northern Railway Costa Ireland Earl St. Gusmans Lord Chancerron Earl of Croxcarty Camraeun Great Britain Earl of Darnorsry House OF Lords Karl Forrescur Devon Lord Campbell Rathfarnham Dublin Earl of ST. Germans Lord Canveert Earl of St. Germas's Persus Sheenaen Tieno York Henase J. O'Connent S. O'Brien Hear Lear England Snow R. Peet Lord J. Besse James Graham Robert Peet Law R. Pere Lord C. Hasuitrox Berxan Board of Works Clare Meath 2. Serorr G. Basnes S. Ourtis C. Haaniltan P. Miles Newdegate Villiers J. Graham Wales R. Peel Greene Siouxer Napoleon Sr R. Pee Sir R. Peel United Kingdom Newprease Sir G. Conk Spooner Mr. Spooner Newpecote Robert Eel Spooyen Stooser Birmingham Mexiz R. Pes Spensions Muniz S. O'Bates R. Iscris G Bextixcx Cork Kerry Times Sir H Haveonp Manchester Midland T. Giisonxe Nottingham Colonel Rorreston M. Mitxes Sir H. Halford Colonel Packe G. Creix Leicestershire Nottnghamshire Stadr W. Ennis J. C. Hosnouse Derbyshire Leicester P. Mixxs T. Duxcombe Miles House of Commons Lord Fitzwilliam Rowe Limeelf Lord John Russell Robert Pee Presa Jurekisson Juin George Frederic Young G. Bankes Lavovcitxnk J. Manners G. Gaet Tnenawsey

Time of sunrise sunset and high water from old notes

The text outlines astronomical rules for calculating sunrise and sunset times for Great Britain and Ireland, adjusts for latitude, and provides tables of high-water times at major ports. It includes a dated weekly plan with religious lessons, and then discusses trade figures, tariffs, and wool and flax markets with comparisons across centuries.

Great Britain Ereland Sur Bristol Falmouth Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Harbour Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Statement on political prisoners and mercy from the Crown

The text argues that after serving their sentences, prisoners deserve mercy from the Crown but warns that Patriota and Martyrs expose themselves as tools of a reckless gang. It suggests exile as proof of genuine penitence and calls for public safety to determine any extension of political penalties.

O'Connor

Bremen and Mr Hutt clarification over Bremen Elbe question

In a measured exchange, the paper acknowledges errors in describing Bremen as being on the Elbe. Mr Hutt corrects that Bremen is not on the river, while noting uncertainty whether the query referred to the City or the Duchy. The piece argues the correction is fair and maintains respect for public figures.

Bremen MR. Hutt Liddell Weser Hutt Elbe Batur Tiddety

Stafford Election Clash With Liberals and Government

The Stafford election report condemns the League and Liberals while praising Captain Carnegie and criticizing Major Chetwynd. It notes Heyworth’s unexpected appearance and a shift toward the government candidate, with Sleigh attracting only limited support and a protective stance toward native industry.

THE League Liberals Government Heyworth Watkins Bis Dr. Sleigh Chetwynd

Fever Hospitals Debate in Parliament Over Ireland Plan

The debate on fever hospitals and Ireland's calamity stretched late as MPs clashed on prevention versus relief. Proposals ranged from public funding to absentees tax, with Smith O’Brien and Peel-era shifts debated. Birmingham’s Spooner pressed tariff reform while Warners of policy split echoed through Silk, Brandy, Timber, and Cheese divisions.

Ireland James Graham Shar Robert Peel Wakley Poulett Scrope Bard George Bentinck Treland Smith O'Briens Alt. Gouiburn Claude Hamilton Smith O'Brien Birmingham Ni ‘Spooner Haring

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