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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 03, 1846

Page

4

Attempted Assassination in Drury Lane

The latest miscellany reports a disorderly scene in Drury Lane where a man drew a pistol during a confrontation near a cook shop. Witnesses describe the assailant firing as a panic ensued, with one man shot and others pursuing the suspect toward Duke's Court before police intervened and detained him.

Bow Street John Graham Louisa Cooke Dowlin Great Eari-street Sevendiala Princes-street Drury Lene Clare Alarket Drury-lane William Hathaway Harford Place Drury Lane Princes Street Market Drury Inne Henry King’s College Hospital Portugal-street John Fisher Rose-street Longacre Drury Jane Duke's Court Great Queen Street

Parliament Debates on Humanity and Labor Reform

The article reviews Sir James Graham's arguments on four industrial branches employing about a half million workers. It argues that reducing production to aid Humanity would harm wages and profits, noting that high profits sustain high wages and that factory labor is piece paid. It praises Graham's position as aligned with Peel and Liberal MPs.

James Graham Smith O Spain Gardiner Trath Liberal Party Robert Peel

Protection at its last gasp in Lords debate

The piece describes the Lords debate on protection and corn importation with a tone of triumph for Liberal opposition. It notes petitions from counties and parishes, predicts a strong second-reading majority, and praises Liberal support against ministerial designs, while criticizing the government and Lord Lincoln. It also covers brief items on court appointments, the Gray's Inn call to the bar, and various society notices.

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