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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 28, 1846

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The Times attacked by a London letter writer

A letter from a London correspondent criticizes The Times for meddling in public life and dictating policy across state church army law and trade. The writer doubts its impartiality, laments its shifting stances, and condemns repeated misstatements and personal bias while praising safer journalism.

Weerls Chronicle the Times The Times Oxford Cambridge Europe Weetly Chronicle Robert Peel Thubert Veese Yorkshire Lord Morpeth Ferrand Knaresborough Zimes Paris Bull Ieee Crichton Charles Knight

Meeting of the Friends of Poland at Crown and Anchor

A large audience, mostly Poles, gathered at the Crown and Anchor tavern Strand to back Polish autonomy. Resolutions denounce partitions and Vienna rules, urge British public action, and call for a Poland restored to independence with a Cracow manifesto based social reform. A Poland’s Regeneration Committee is formed and subscriptions collected.

Poland Crown and Anchor Strand P. Magrath Lord Dudley Stuart Evans Thompson Messrs Wakley Duncombe Bowring Mazzini S. Crawford Williams Hume W. Howitt England Russia Austria Prussia Wheeler Feargas O'Connor Shaybed Buti London G. J. Harney Cracow Harney Europe Christopher Doyle France Germany

India and China Defeat of the Sikhs

Courier reports from Marseilles to Boulogne and Boulogne to Follicatore describe Sir Harry Smith’s 12,000 strong force beating 24,000 Sikhs at Loodianah across the Sutlej. Sixty five guns captured, 660 British casualties reported, and preparations to advance with Napier and Simpson divisions up the Indus.

Marseilles Boulogne Follicatore Loadem Matta India News Peninauler and Oriental Company Oriental Abe Calcutta Bombay China Harry Smith Colonel Godley Loochamb H. Smith Sutlej Ferozepore Gholab Singh Lahore Panjaub Indus Simpson Sir C. Napier Mittunkote Her Majesty 62Nd Regiment Littler Virago

Official account of the Battle at Aliwal and Allewale

Sir Henry Smith records a detailed field report from Pocerein to the Commander in Chief. He describes deployment of cavalry and infantry, brigades advancing in line, and a fierce cannonade from ten o'clock. He notes charges by Goldy Hicks Cureton and Wheeler, captures of guns, and heavy losses in the 50th Foot while praising the left and center successes against Aviabiles.

HER Majesty Great Liverpool M‘leod Bombay Mr. Hamilton Corunna Morocco England Esatern Benvenuto Cellini Southampton Morning Chronicle Queen Pomane Queen Victoria Queen Pomare Honolulu Sandwich Islands Rhodes and Co Tahiti John Peel Christ Church R. Peel Worcester Bromsgrove William Villiers St. George's Chapel Kidderminster Villiers Glocester Journal Oxforp Srcission Elizabeth Vassall Helland John Russell Benjamin Currey Old Palace-yard W. A. Loch Edinburgh Duke of York Florence Lord John Runsel John Duke of Bedford Joshua Reynolis China Francie Duke of Bedford Paris House of Commons James Abercromby Dunfermline Earl of Carlisle Duke of Devonshire Earl of Aberdeen T.A. Powys Thomas Doggett W. Doggett Milbourne Jamaica Lord Holland Tuscany Lady Lilford Kennington Kensington Georgiana Adelaide Victoria John Truat Lord Lilford Lilford British Museum Napoleon Piva VI St Tolentino Holland Temouignage Milbourne Church Richard Westmacont Richard Great Staphnpe Street Mayfair I. Vassall Tamaica G. Webster Battle Abbey Sussex Lord Halland Bombay Times Loodianah Harry Smith Hurrekee Godley Her Majesty's List 9Th Toc Lancers Her Majesty's 43Rd Dhurrumbote Godby Smith Calerio Rideout 47Th Native Infantry Campbell Cavanagh Grey Tence India Buddewal 36Th Native Infantry Nusseeree Wheeler 50Th Ullewal Church 6Th Lancers Hill Her Majesty's 16Th Lancers H. D. Sweetman Cornet Williams 50Th Foot C. R. Grimes 55Th Native Infantry Smallpage 16Th Lancers Smyth Fyler Slat Foot de Vernet Percell Pringle O'Hanlon H. J. Frampton William P. Elgee Farmer 36Th Bengal Native Infantry F. J. Bagshawe 48Th Henry Pelmer H. L. Bird Wall W. E. Marshall Ferozepore Hurreekee Indus Knonda Ghat John Grey Juin Grey Delhi Loudianah Cleeewrn Ullerwal H. Smith Suthj Jameere 3D Cavalry Khalsa Duke Heil Irregulars Trrepulure Forster Lancers Loodienab Ulleewul Fylur Iéh Lancere Les Macherejeh Lahore Kaonda Ghat Attaree Caiets Sutlej Altaree Jar Sirdar Rarjoor Singh Smaith Saheb Bahadoor Wheeler Seheb Dehadoor Pholloor Boondree Gungurane Buddoowal Thannahs Henry Smith Pocerein Aliwal Guddy Echellon Shekwattee Allewale Goldy Hicks Cureton Shikawattee Curetan 48Th Native Infantry 48Th Native Infantry, 20 the Sirmorr Wilson Her Aviabiles

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