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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 30, 1846

Page

5

Mutual concessions and satire in Irish politics

A Dublin commentary questions the sincerity of Repeal leaders as they praise William Smith O’Brien and accept moves by Daniel O’Connell. The piece mocks public pomp, asks what atmosphere in Dublin breeds such adulation, and laments insincerity among public men trading credibility.

Ireland Mr. O'Connell O'Connell William Smith O’brien Repeal Dublin George Robins

The Factory Debates on Ten Hours and Fielden Bill

A London editorial reports the Wednesday debate on the Factory Bill with Mr Duncombe's motion failing by a wide margin. It notes Sir James Graham, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord John Russell defending limited adult labour while Mr Ward and Mr Macaulay faced critical scrutiny. The piece discusses economic risk to foreign trade, notes cross-party splits, and predicts motives behind political positions, concluding with the division result of 193 for the bill and 203 against.

Duncombe Fielden House of Commons James Graham Robert Peel John Russell Ward Macaulay Wr. Duncombe Aly. Fielden Lord George Bentinck Lord Ashley Mr. Fielden John Hanmer Lord Morpeth Mr. Macaulay England Mr. Bright Lord John Russell Wakley Spd Muniz

Great and decisive meeting of Whig Peers over Corn Bill fate

A lengthy report from Lansdowne House recounts a Whig peers gathering that pledged unity to support Sir Robert Peel's Corn Bill and oppose amendments. The push aims to ensure a mid-June passage, with debates on fixed duties and the broader impact on government policy and Irish measures.

Lansdowne House Morning Chronicle Lord Stanley Robert Peel House of Lords John Russell Lord Palmerston George Bentinck Lord Melbourne Lord Fitzwilliam House of Commons Commons 3Orning Herald Lord Beauvale Ponsonby

Death of Sir Jonx Trevelyan 86 at Nettlecombe Court

The 86 year old Sir John Trevelyan, one of the empire’s oldest baronets, died at his Somerset seat Nettlecombe Court on the 23d of the inst. He became baronet in 1828, married the daughter of Sir T. Wilson, and served as deputy lieutenant for Northumberland and Somerset. His estates passed to his son Walter Calverly, born 1797, with the baronetcy created by Charles II for royal party service.

Jonx Trevelyan John Trevelyan Nettlecombe Court Somerset P. Symond T. 5. Wilson Northumberland Walter Calverly Charles the Second Fairfax Cromwell Stamford Stamford Herald Thorsday Whitehaven and Furness Junction Lancaster and Carlisle Company Great Western Company Larne Belfast Ballymena Company Rade Irte Saitose' Howe and Asylum Well Straet Wellclose Square Hanover Square Rooms Bowles Bramen Colchester Cules Reynolds and Son Vere Street Clare Market River Main Thames Adelphi Buckingham Palace Tsamis Reoatta Cockepur Street C. J. Selwyn Mesara, Makepace and Co London Selwyn England Evan Morris Mesara Searle Stangate Raymond Messie Searle's

Prince Louis Bonaparte escapes from Ham fortress

Reports detail Prince Louis Bonaparte slipping from the Ham fortress while guards were preoccupied. Dressed as a workman, he left unnoticed, reached the street, and headed toward Belgium, possibly England. The escape prompts a government inquiry, with blame placed on the fortress commandant and interior ministers facing questions.

Staigerea Sesterdey Louis Bonaparte Haan Chateau Bia Oerince Belgium Ham England Paris Brussels Lille Valenciennes Peronne Procureur du Roi Juge d'Instruction Louis MM. da Marne M. de Marne France Interior M. Duchatel M. Antoine Passy Home Department Chamber of Deputies Lavaletti St. Vallery-sur-Somme William the Conqueror Treport Univers St. Catherine Carolinal Acton Rome George Dudley Ryder Misa Sophia Ryder George Ryder Lichfield Coventry Earl of Harrowby Ambrose Lisle Philippa Grace Dieu Manor G. Ryder Wilberforce Oxford Ryder Winchester Easton Procureur General Lecomte M. Hobert Lecompte Lillie Orleans Rouen Havre Great Northern Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Dieppe Strasburg Tours Nantes Lyons Mapato Heraldo Spain Warsaw Russia Lazienki Count Orloff Banvany Mazestr GipwsLtan Lloyd's Barbary Gibraltar Wessel Nicholson Strand Witnens Boys Sanderson Seargent Treforcas Tetuan Worcester Marchioness Werarde Berkeley Najesty Cimarosa Lablache Geronimo Fidalma Sanchioli Alfred Shaw

War Erupts Between Mexico and United States

The city reports Mexico and the United States are at war after Mexican forces crossed the Rio Grande and defeated a detachment from General Taylor's army. Congress authorizes a ten million dollar war fund and up to 50,000 volunteers. Public excitement surges from Galveston to New Orleans as calls for reinforcements rise and an American blockade potential emerges.

Mexico United States Congress Rio Grande Wasnineros Oregon Taylor Galveston New Orleans Mobile Rio del Norte Matamoras Point Isabel Nueces Department of Texas Gulf Department of Tamaulipas Texas Rio Granee Sabine Louisiane Mexican Department Aexico Corpus Chriati Ampudia Alvarez Matamoros Paredes Ampadia Natamoras Army of the North Arists Point Seabel Thornton Porter Cross Bes Gulf of Mexico Point Ieabel Alatamoras Point Jeabel Thames Waterloo Bridge Isabel Point Tanbel Point Tsabel Teylor Matarmoran Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Europe Rome Washington Sonce White House Polk Senate Committee On Foreign Relations House of Representatives House Iseo Key West Florida Navy Department Vera Cruz

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