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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1847

Page

5

Banquet At Mansion House Honors Ministers To Queen

The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress hosted a grand dinner for Her Majesty's Ministers and guests at Mansion House. Notables attended, including Lord John Russell, the Dukes and Earls, and Lady Cobden. toasts praised the Queen, Prince Albert, the Royal Family, and the Army and Navy. Sir H. Smith received special recognition, and the Premier was toasted by the company.

Corporation John Russell Marquis of Clarricarde Countess of Clarendon Earl of Clarendon Countess Grey Earl Grey Earl of Auckland Viscountess Palmerston Viscount Palmerston Stratheden Lord Campbell Grey George Grey Lord Dudley Mary Wood Charles Wood Hobhouse J. C. Hobhouse Labouchere Byng Sieil E. Stanley Fox Maule Cobden Marquis of Northampton Countess Fortescue Earl of Fortescue Miss Carroll Duke de Melfort Edward Howard Ebrington Lord Langdale Tangles England Shadwell Marcus Hill Baron Alderson Harry Smith Smith Bankes William Molesworth Molesworth Edward Buxton Buxton Felix Booth Rothschild A. Rothschild M‘taggert J.m‘taggart Jervis Scotland Maitland Bank of England Robinson Morris Honourable East India Company St. George Tucker James Lushington Rooke York Hudaco Moses Montefiore Fox Kir. Mastermen M.P Maberley Maberler Jota Ircing John Wood Wyse Baron Mayer de Rotechilé A. Milne Macgregor D. Salomons John Walter Madame de Hoffschmidt Count de Hoffschmidt Hobbs Francia Gray Sevens Machin Bradbury Bannister Prince Albert Albert Prince of Wales H. Smith India Waterloo Bia Aliwaland C. Adam Navy Duke of Wellington Company of Goldsmiths Altiwal Lord Hardinge Lord Gough Ireland Her London John Ansell Ord J. Rosell Own Astor Abe Cao Ro Hovsehold United Kingdom Congress United States of America Hadaon Mississippi Thames Shannon America Her Majesty United States House of Peers House of Commons C. Napier Marquis of Clanricarde Parmeraton Hon. East India Company East India Company

Noonday murders raise national debate on calamity and charity

A long parliamentary broadside links a brutal triple murder, economic hardship, and allied relief efforts. It praises free trade, thrift in households, and transatlantic sympathy from the United States while warning of sustained dearness, factories’ woes, and the need for united action as authorities pursue a suspected Irish pot hawker in a grim Mirfield murder case.

Latest intelligence from Mexico and Europe reports

An extra of the New York Journal cites Santa Anna at Cerro Gordo with about 15,000 troops, Twiggs and Patterson moving toward the action, and Mexican casualties on the road. Paris and London dispatches note bread prices, finance, and political maneuvering in Europe amid tensions, with the Queen’s ball at Buckingham Palace and a Paris chapter hearing on St Giles vicarage.

United States Mexico Livermoor New York Journal Vena Cauz Twiggs Santa Anne Cerro Gordo Hardy Dragoons J. E. Johnson Santo Anos Patteron Hielo Santa Anna National Congress New York Boston Cambria Europe England Banka Paris National Normandy Bulwer Madrid Times Tueaday M. Guizot France Courrier Francais Count de Sartigues Teheran Persia Mirza Mehemet Ali Khan Hhe Municipal Council of Neve Francisco de Paula Casa de Campo Professoraaldemoga Sidon Fomento of Barcelona Unico Ivica Carmelite Edwin Ponge Trieste Vera Craoz Tae Qozxx Batt Buckingham Palace Flaxman Bisner London St. Paul's Tre Presentation St. Giles Justice Patteson Luahington St. Giles-out-Cripplegate Hele R. Phillimore Harding O’conner Freeman's Journal Marseilles Caburben Genoa Livorus Civita Vecchia Vole Clent Pee Wolverton

Protestant Association Meeting at Exeter Hall

A crowded Protestant Association gathering at Exeter Hall heard the chairperson Mr. Plamptre MP warn that Ireland's troubles, rising prices, and money-market instability signal divine judgments. Lord, Rev. Holloway, and Rev. E. Bickereth presented a solemn annual report showing receipts of £1,320 and expenditures of £1,216 with liabilities around £350. A pledge to oppose Popery was urged, and a plan to scatter pledge cards nationally was approved amid sharp rhetoric against Catholic aims and calls to elect anti papal candidates.

Exeter Hall Cee Plamptre M.P Holloway Ireland Lord Astu Ee E. Bickereteth Maynooth Severn Lord Arundel Mr. Bickerateth C. E. Smith Nottingham Earl of England C. Prest Gordon Hugh M'Neile Church of Rome Cheora Heer London Brothera Society of Jeans Protestant Association Documenta John Ball Appahere Curae of Laoceon Prena Jeank Liverpool M‘neile Ir Dikworth Bart Slater

Court of Queen's Beach resolves negligence in horse death case

In a case over a horse killed during sewer works in Holborn and Finsbury division, Lord Denman sums up and the jury awards the plaintiff £20 damages. The action accuses contractors of negligence for failing to fence and wheel earth away, the horse owner testifying to livelihood loss. Testimony shows a pile of earth blocked passage to mews. the jury finds negligence and awards damages.

Court OF Queen's Beach Deeman Commissioners of Sewers Knowles Queen's Counsel Corrie Holborn and Finsbury Gower Street Davis Coonsel Lord Denman London Hea Teespay Ball Mr. Partridge Heatley Rapson Ebory Square Pislico Paynter Crowder Rapsop Costa Mr. Gray Paddington Serjeant Manning Humfrey The Dar Mr. Homfrey Lordahip Serjeant Manping Smith Nisi Prius Erie Serjeant Talfeard Locke Flowers Mesars. Cramer and Co Regent Street Russell Crosby Hall Dtb Victoria Mr. Beale House of Cramer Beale Mr. Locke

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