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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 02, 1846

Page

4

Facto res Bill debate amid factory hours dispute and O’Brien coercion

In Parliament the Factory Bill faces opposition and amendments as MPs clash over ten hour limits and Corn Law repeal. Controversy over W S O’Brien’s contempt case and calls to hear him resume, with adjournments and procedural tussles shaping the lengthy debate.

Bentinck Smith O'Brien House of Lords Robert Peel James Graham

Marriage Folly and Legal Queries Baffle a Subscriber Chronicle

A long readers’ letter page discusses clandestine marriage doubts, tithe disputes, and legal troubles. It includes guidance on inheritance, debt, and public notices, with various readers offering opinions on authority, church funding, and education, set against 1816 Bedwellty concerns.

Zjf Hill Tony C.H Bath London Curiosus Erucarion Elligion Weekly Chronicle Johail Thomas Phillips Bedwellty Mynyddiawyn Thomas Duke of Starlborough Pears Tretu P.S Home Department Ulrech Coventry Ielshmen Wales F. D Lord Brougham Coase George Spencer Jack Ketch H.A.D I. O.H John Mason J. W WL. L R. H T.T. S India House W.H.W Wea W. C Pitt

Time rules for sunrise sunset and tides in Britain and Ireland

The article explains a method to compute sunrise and sunset times by adjusting from a given latitude, with formulae for degrees above or below 51 30. It lists high water times at major ports with offsets from London Dock data, and includes a long dated weekly schedule noting fairs, openings, and religious observances, plus political commentary on Ireland and Peel's Coercion Bill.

William Smith O’brien Smith O’brien Smith O'Brien Roche Robert Peel Alt. Burke Roche Sstardey Nation Steele House of Commons Mr. Smith O'Brien Ireland Clontarf Acta Belia O'Connell Jaina O'Connell O'Brien John O’connell Honwurdie Uptica Tar Bey Siould Mr. O'Connell Connell Her Warburton Great Britain and Ireland London Dock Ates Bristol York Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Heelyhead Harbour Liverpool Port Glasgow Southaton Stobert Peel Ward Lord George Hill

New Houses of Parliament Rooms Open for Public Use

A portion of Parliament's south facade committee rooms, about twelve in number, opened to the public for railway committee use. The unfinished yet bright riverfront suites offer high ceilings, many windows, and a grand corridor, though acoustics and private consultation spaces remain provisional as work continues. A separate inquest at Cloth Fair, Smithfield, found Elinor Shore died of natural causes after sudden excitement over her missing daughter.

House OF Lords Duke of Cambridge Duke of Wellington Lord Campbell Lord Cottenham Lord Broughaw Lord Broccnan Criminal Law Commissioners Henry, III Edward I Elizabeth Rome Balla Pius Crascextor Lora Brorsuam Vatican Loxvox Lord Campys Andishop Exeter Lord Bearsont Lord Conchester Lord Casprene Lora Ciascecen Lora Caupner W.S. Opries Esteobit Debale Uchae Ja Limerick Howe Estcourt W. S. O'Brien R. Mew Phon Pervision W.S. O'Brien Sreaken Home Rose Cork R Yorxe Cossenn R. Peer Bear Smith O’brien Speaker Committee of Selection O'Brien Baronet Hou He Sreaken E. B. Rocue Id. Grattan Murmers Wy Hon E.B. Roche Roche M. Mixes M. Milnes C. Beneer Seeaxer M Mites William Smith O'Brien Hawes J. Haxmen Watson Canowett Huse F. Bartac M. Ginson Waxxey Col. Listoar Borvene Cumber Rield Old Palace-yard North Kent Railway Tueway W. Payne Cit Smithdeld Elinor Shore Longlane Barbican

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