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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 18, 1845

Page

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Foreign Intelligence From Europe and Africa

A wide European and Atlantic roundup notes in France government debates on a 38 million franc harbour credit for Toulon and Port Vendres, with eight of nine deputies approving. It cites possible royal visits to France, Netherlands and Spain, plus French diplomatic recalls. Spain reports budget discussions and tax measures. Switzerland sees mixed party advances and Jesuit expulsion rumors. Africa reports deteriorating Gold Coast trade, native justice gaps, and colonial tensions, with dispatches on mutiny suppression and missionary issues. Also covered: Caledonia voyage intelligence and US–Mexico tensions with Calhoun’s Oregon views.

Paris Cacaday Toulon Port Vendres M. Guizot Holland Louis Chateau Pau Bayonne Spain San Sebastian Barcelona Victoria Chateau la Presse Duchess of Orleans France M. Piscatury Greece al. Bresson Medrid Count St. Aulsire London Abd-el Kader Kabyles Delarne Morocco Abd-el- Kader Kabriles England United States Chamber of Deputies M. Thiers Duke de Nemours Wuld Tris Philippe Aprica Africa Cape Coast Gold Almacet Gold Coast

Metropolis Misincs and Religious Meetings Summary

Annual general meeting of Confusian Misinc Company at Finsbury Square led by P Speadius with no dividend due. new adjoining mine to be developed requiring extra calls. Numerous charity and church society reports presented at Exeter Hall including Pravex Boox Exp Hosity Society, Free Church missions, Indian and Jewish missions. Fire incident at 90 Banhill Row injures mother and nurse. Inisn Society dinner at Thatched House and Willis's rooms. Literary Fund anniversary dinner raises donations. Protestant Association meeting concludes with strong Protestant rhetoric.

Confusian Misinc Company Finsbury Square P. Speadius Oauker's Messrs Welch Scott Pravex Boox Exp Hosity Society Exeter Hall Marquis of Cholmonderey Lord Bexley Church of England Francis Doliman St. Mark's Pentonville Thames A. S. Thelwall M'Caul St. Paul's J. J. Rose Bart M.P Salisbury J.P Piumypire Major Mackenzie Free Cucres ScoTttasp Friends of the Indian and Jewish Missions The Free Church of Scotland P.M. Stewart Marquis of Breadalbane Free Church Scotland James Reily Banhill Row Moorfields Eberhgisi Reily Mallett Whitecross Street Brigade Whiee Club Suffolk Street Pail Mall St James's-street Willis’s King-street Altpack’s Lord Rossmore Marquess of Clanricarde Lord Trimleston Lord Cagubereagh Marquess of Ormond Mr. Wyse Professor Kane Mayne James Emerson Tennent Lord Albert Conyngham Quintin Dick T. Lennard R. Archheld, Esq Morgen John O'Connell M. H Balfe Allen Harris Crowe Jones Wallace Reeves Literary Fund Freemasons’ Tavern Great Queen Street Lincoln's Inn-Fields Earl of Russell Lord Brougham Chevalier Bunsen Lord Mahon P. Shelley Lord Colchester Mr. Macready Mr. Twiss Bishop of Ely Mr. Macaulay Mr. Hallam Disraeli B. B. Cabbell Walter J. Walter Monckton Milnes Milnes House of Commons Thobert Peel Burns Thomas Hood Serjeant Talfourd Macaulay Mr. Disraeli Protestant Association Earl of Winchelsea R. J. M'Ghee College of Maynooth Trainig Rome Maynooth College of J.T. Robinson Baronet Higgins Chatham England Ireland R. Peel Dr. O'Sullivan KR. Peel J. Graham Repeal Association Italy Naval School London ‘Tavern Newfoundland School Society Hanoversquare Rooms Trsday Young Men's Missionary Society Music Hall Store-etfert LMR Church Missionary Seciety Jews Society Church Pastoral Arl Society Colonial Church Society John Lahourk Res. B. Neel Society of the Friends of Foreigners London Neerky Trish Society Hannver Square Tinagacivety Willis's Rioms

Speech cites Calhoun on Pacific defense and British sea power

The speaker highlights Calhoun's claim that the United States cannot cope with Britain by sea in the Pacific. He notes that vast money and large land forces could not match British steam vessels on the Columbia River supported by sea. He brands the policy as a wise and masterly inactivity.

Liverpool Royal Mail Caledonia Lott Mersey Boston Hedifax United States Washington Polk van Buren England Texas Mexico Shannon Alexican Capitol Bowery Theatre New York Moxey Manxert Ohio Travis Bank of Commerce Erie Canton Norwich Worcester Long Island Vicksburgh Morris Paris Calhoun Oregon Territory Columbia River Chusan The New York Express Great Britain Pacific Ocean Missouri River

Maynooth Endowment Debate Sparks Irish Catholic Alarm

A heated meeting features Rev R J M Ghee opposing Maynooth College teaching and endowment, blaming Roman Catholic influence for threats to Protestant dominance and the realm’s constitution. Dr O Sullivan argues Maynooth would trigger Catholic ascendancy and civil turmoil, urging investigation and opposition.

Prisoner Wilson details of confinement and abuse in Jersey

The Jersey News describes Mr Canvs Wilson as held in a House of Correction cell with other felons, fed meager prison fare, denied routine meals, and blocked from speaking to anyone except the turnkey. Letters are opened, a private exercise yard contains a harmful privy, and he faces solitary confinement despite not yet being convicted. A prison board including a St Helier constable allegedly sanctions these actions.

Channel Islands Canvs Wilson Wilson Mr. Wilson C. €. Wilson R. Fullarton Wilson Wan Court of Queen's Bench St. Helier’s Peter le Suer Wost Hollingford Aehgel Btafford Chapin

Repeal papers attack new Irish education bill

Ireland May 11 The Repeal press deep critiques the academical instruction bill. The Freeman's Journal calls it a colossal scheme of Godless education and mocks non resident colleges while Trinity is derimed of degrees. Debates reveal clerical divisions over endowments and governance.

Dunirx Freeman's Robert Inglis Trinity College Freeman's Journal University of Dublin Conciliation Hall O'Connell Robert Loglis Belfast Cork Galway House of Commons Court of Queen's Bench England Theo Speaker Court of Exchequer Davis Young Ireland O'Vonnell Ireland Clements Davin Unis Cox Common Prius Georgiana Dot Albemarle Owhl. Macan Uresh Sarptos Col Stelton Dublin Coronel K. Celocyl Shelton Arghapietan Rolica Vimiera Corunna Canada Cn India St. Sebastian Kilkenny James Grahm Treland Tipperary Thomas Davis James Grabaro Menneneas Rav Dawson Limerick Chronicle Patrick Tyneb Edovwnd Conway Charles Dawson Bullinecarriga Queen's Beach Pallackenry William-Street Coppinger Coleman O'Lughlen Patrick Lynch Edmond Couwsey Awaizes Edmond Conway Jackson Inez

Whitsuntide Amusements at the London Theatres

Crowded houses report strong crowds at Davar’s Bohemian Girl run nearing its two hundredth night with Marble Halle and La Giselle receiving applause. Burlesque and pantomime fare dominates Lyceum and Astley stages, Cinderella, Macready parodies, and Stirling Keely led revues to steady praise, while Leeds foyers show Glades of Edinboro and Bartholomew fair parallels with explosions and fountains.

Davar Laws Halle Fair Land Poland M. Gesperini Molle Polin HarManxet Mr. Webster Jerrold Tima England Lycera Thalia Melpomene Covent Garden Strand Lyceum Beron Soldof Prince Gerolstein Eoachman Terpsichore Moss Miss Frampton Keeley Frank Matthews Claude Melnotte Bluebeards Cindercag Peele Paul Pry Vin Wright Lambert Walter Lucy Staxp London Temple St. Paul's H. Walcot Fox Cooper Oud Fleete Prison Sufcest Icurtain Canfield Samson Mason Abbeville Astley Eugene Sue Felicien David Palmyra Zimzin the Pacha Versailles

Post Office Inconvenience Sparks Public Safety Probe

Citizens press for safer post office locations in Walton near Stafford after a fire risk from nearby cottages and a report noting the post office’s exposed position. An electric flash struck a newly built church spire in Walton on Friday afternoon, causing about £200 damage.

Walton Stafford

Waterworks plan to cut costs and provide supply

Reports describe new water mains from the engine house to Orange Street in Parliament Street area with Chelsea Waterworks ordering a midsummer supply, forecasting savings of £200 annually. Other items note imports of new potatoes and pineapples from Bermuda, frost in South Shields on ticket of leave, and a London to Exeter railway express service topic amid stoppage confusion.

Orange Street Parliament Street Whiteham Chelsea Waterworks Sydney Channel Islands South Shields Sod Frost Mertcantise Newcastle Journal Forrigs Trent Wteaver West Indies Bermudas London Exet Anuutys Woolte Wigram Rome Baily Nelson Ae Messra. Rigby Thomas Stevens Mussrs. Swanavi Playutds Newcastle Cea England Hay

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