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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 22, 1846

Page

2

Spain and Belgium in turmoil and Narvaez power talks

Dispatches report Madrid skirmishes over Narvaez return and a coup threat, with government shifts and edicts affecting English ships in Spanish harbors. Belgian ministers struggle to reassemble a cabinet amid royal dissatisfaction. Local letters allege Russian mistreatment, while Galicia Galicia and Cracow insurgencies trigger Austrian Prussian troop dispersals and violent clashes.

Spain Mapsip M. Isturitz Miraflores Narvaez Madrid Goncequences Speio Gladstone Great Britain Postdaland Mapuio Pat

Ireland Repeal Association Meeting Notes Coercion Bill

The weekly Repeal Association meeting at Convocation Hall discussed Mr O Connell s letter urging Irish MPs to London to oppose the Coercion Bill. Grattan urged action, with remittances announced, and supporters pressed for repeal measures as police and soldiers stood by.

Conviliation J. Mitchell W. S. O'Brien Cause of Commons Ireland O'Connell London Ray Daniel O'Connel T. M. Ray Grattan N.P M.P Liverpool New York America Steele Macher Poland Cabintecly Maiy Maguires Paddy M'Cue Association O'Brien Mr. Gratten Wlrich Raitevi Ani

Charges Against a Relieving Officer at Halstead Union

An inquiry before Sir J Walsham into charges by Rev W Way against Swindells the Halstead Union relieving officer over medical relief for the poor. Witnesses including Dr Rodick and Cranfield detailed alleged refusals of aid and loaned funds, with testimony on a dangerous labor case, costs, and independence versus public assistance. The commission scheduled to report to the Poor Law Commissioners.

AbesToix Limerick Tur Pansick Asp R. Peel Wexford Dyan Sinnot England Olixarchy Peel Robert House of Commons Halstead Union House J. Walsham Bart W. Way Swindella Marsh Lane Braintree Swindells S. Rodick Halstead John Cranfield Cranfield Swindell’s Saindells Julio Cranfield Conarissiewer Ceure Beaver Rodick Swindell Uni Sarunway Shcoan Cranch Paitirs Sarah Bion Len John Patrick Smith Osdstanti Ab Sidisi Abigail Swindelle Mr. Swindelle Abe Opiaian Waither Keziah Curtis Mr. Swindells N Swindells Poor Law Commissioners

Reviews of Tux Bousanaxogs or Vas Dremwan's Laxo

A critical notice of Charles Rowcroft's epic 3 volume tale set in the bush. The reviewer finds the second work lacks the freshness of The Tales of the Colonies, notes unattractive hero Mark Brandon the Bushranger, and highlights dramatic scenes and a shipboard episode as strong points amid overall disappointment.

Chales Rowcroft London Smith, Elder and Co Colonies Mark Brandan Helen Tris Mr. Rowcroft Stu Stow

New Zealand’s Struggle Under Captain Grey’s First Year

Accounts from New Zealand describe Captain Grey's difficult task as governor. A colony torn by war and internal strife struggles with finances while British troops are few and awaiting reinforcements. Native chiefs rally with renewed vigor, while hostile factions and cautious neutrals threaten renewed bloodshed and political risk.

New Zealand Grey

Watermen's Company to use St Pauls wharf pier

In London by the river, 12 embarked passengers used the pier for Woolwich and Greenwich routes. The St Pauls wharf pier, restored by the Watermen's Company crew, will remain for their use. Legal actions between the company and the city are currently suspended. A public meeting of the Metropolitan Drapers Association at Southampton Buildings discussed abolishing the labour system, with MP Wyse presiding and resolutions adopted.

Woolwich Greenwich St. Paul's Wharf Corporation Waterman No. 5 Watermen’s Company Easty Crossway Metropolitan Drapers’ Association Thurads Mechanics’ Institution Southampton Halborn Labbour Wyse

Extensive fire at Harris and Hemel factory in Leicester

A large blaze at the Harris and Hemel cotton and rubber web factory in Leicester destroyed the upper floors where cotton and machinery were stored. Despite partial salvage, the building frontage of 300 to 400 feet was gutted. Loss estimated £4,600 to £5,000 with £15,000 insured. production disruption looms for orders.

Leicester Harris and Hemel Oxford Teast Deli Yand Pie Diréctio J. Stevens

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