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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 04, 1844

Page

4

Debtor compelled to surrender property under bankruptcy bill

The proposed measure would force debtors to give up property for creditors and grant immunity from imprisonment. It would remove the distinction between bankruptcy and insolvency and leave punishment of fraudulent debtors to ordinary tribunals. The Lord Chancellor and other peers supported the bill at second reading.

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A Gazette of Letters and Local Notices Presented

A collage of brief items including a grant of £1,574 for the Queen's Plate Ireland with thirteen voters named, letters to the editor defending press fairness, entail and inheritance questions, legal notices on partnership dissolution and debt actions, a complaint about sheriffs announcing executions, and various subscriber queries and advice across England.

Ireland Aghonby Brotherton Busfield Christie Duncan Ewart Granger Hindley Hume Humphery Mitchell Pechell Thornely Weekly Chronicle Fou Freilgrath Ancher Greeene Stanhope-street Glosterate Regent's Park Freehold America New England Maine New Hampshire Vermont Birmingham D. Westbromwich royal,Gazette Horzisie Coverty Leadenhall Market S. Stoddard James Brown Dufton J. B. Kirst Church of Christ Oxford Aits J. H. Rawmarsh Sill J. M J.W. W J. Z-X Smith M. Wallace Duke of Wellington Catherine Edward Michael Lord Longfard Arthur Marquis of Douro Charley Wellesley Oldbury P.R.S Cuore JS. W Toar Mary Farley Peter W. Ecib W. Y Naval News Yorkshire Essex

Method to compute sunrise and sunset for Great Britain and Ireland

The note outlines a formula based on latitude from 51 deg 30 min, adjusting sunrise later and sunset earlier by proportional amounts per degree, with opposite adjustments for degrees below 51 deg 30 min. It also provides rules to modify high water times at London Dock for various ports, adds or subtracts hours and minutes per location, and includes a dated weather and astronomical ephemeris for May.

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Budget Critique Marks Tiny Gains With Sugar Blunder

The Budget presses a cautious praise of small reform moves on Vinegar Coffee Wool and Marine Insurances, applauding Free Wool and lower Colonial Coffee protection while lamenting Sugar policy. It notes a net surplus of £2,370,000 and questions the plan to admit Free Labour Sugar at a high differential duty, hinting at broader fiscal strategy and Peel era tensions.

Sibthorpe House of Commons Goulburn Robert Peel O'Connell Weekly Chronicle England John Russell

Debates on Free Labour Sugar and Trade Policy

The discussion centers on sugar from Brazil and Cuba under new duties. It doubts certificates of origin, warns of Cuba and Brazilian sugar entering via the Havannah and New York, and predicts how free labour sugar could reach England through smuggling or clever re-exports. It critiques Mr Goulburn and Lord Sandon, calling the plan preposterous yet potentially decisive with time.

Brazils Cuba Cape Rio Janeiro Havannah New York New Orleans United States Brazil England Goulburn Lord Sandon

Respite for Mary Furley Prompts Question on Law

An editorial argues the mercy shown to Mary Furley exposes flaws in the murder law. It questions how a desperate mother who killed her infant could be labeled a murderer, noting premeditation versus acts born of insanity and urging the Prerogative of Mercy to spare harsh punishment.

Mary Furley Bright James Graham

Railway Legislation in the House of Commons Clash

A critical piece on the Great Western Railway Company versus the House of Commons, denouncing committee tactics, private interests, and costly rivalries. The article notes a seven day hearing for the Newbury and Basingstoke case, Russell’s controversial stance, and a 166 to 73 verdict against his proposal amid sharp exchanges and casuistry.

Great Western Railway Company House OF Commons C. Russell Brighton Great Western Newbury and Basingstoke Russell Labouchere Robert Peel Hawes Hayter Newbury Basingsie

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