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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 01, 1845

Page

4

Lincoln's Inn Hall Opens With Royal Visit Celebration

A newly built Hall at Lincoln's Inn was opened with royal attendance by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Thousands lined Pall Mall and Long Acre as Coldstream Guards, ministers, and benchers processed past crowds, and a formal program outlined a ceremonial drive, address, Grace, and toasts. The report notes reporters were denied interior access and a promised program was printed for reference.

Hon. Society of Lincoln's Ton le Tear Hell Coldstream Guards Oy Teerton Duke of Wellington Lord Staples Lord Wharncliffe Pereeus Countess of Mount Edgecumbe Earl of Prince Albert Earl of Hardwicke George Lennox S. Nelson Hood Francis Seymour National Gallery Long-acre Great Queen-street Lincoln’s Innields Lincoln's Inn Duke of Buccleuch Benchera Coldstreem Guards Mersher Lincoln's Inn-fields Great Queenstreet New-square Coldstream Guards Charles II Roysl Prince of Wales Society of Lincoln’s Inn Bench Society of Lincoln's Inn Ander Crown Bis Bayiuns

Quantity of Ornaments and Hall of Lincoln Inn

The article describes the 1842 rebuilding of the Lincoln Inn Hall with a four hundred person capacity, a forty thousand volume library, and a full suite of offices. It details architecture in the sixteenth century style, the oak roof, armorial stained glass, a Hogarth painting, and rooms for benchers, with gardens improved to terraces.

Lincoln's Ton Lacy Earl of Lincoln Ion Henry Lovel Chancery-lane Old-square Hogarth Pan Felix Thore Charles Willement Thomas Inn

Fatal Gravesend Fire Leaves Man Missing In Flames

A severe fire at Gravesend’s Black Horse and adjoining properties on Sunday caused destruction of multiple shops and homes. Thomas Mee is reported missing after helping others escape. James Ford and a servant girl survived, while Aldridge saved others but was badly burned. Fire engines and police, including 10th Regiment troops, aided the blaze which burned seven houses and damaged many more. official casualty and property reports list extensive losses and uninsured buildings.

Prince Alseet Wixnson Prince Albert Royal Windsor Home Park Norfolk Farm Tebbot Windsor Prince Consort Elpox Eldon Encombe Dorsetshire Wilcox Swansge Andrew Agnew Brighton Herald Cisexerster Frederick Neve Poole Edmund Edgar Estcourt Oxford Rome Glocester Journal Pustyisa F. Oakeley St Margaret's Chapel Miss Gladstone Fanny Bowles G. Tickell F. B Eng M. Brown Acheson Ganlet Beeche W. Wingfield W.G. Ward Calcraft Exigaonpinany Ixataxce Lipenazity Wesleyan Missionary Society FR. Weat Leeds Omar Weat John Liverpool Courier Thomas Laxix Thomas Lakin Leicester W. Payne Harplane Tower-street Thomas Cooper Aick King’s Head Bristol Soundwell Fishponds Samuel Wittuck William Harris Thomas Bird William Banset Benjamin Wilshire John Porter George Brittain Thomas Mee Petiive Damel Fira Mra. King Five Bells Inn James Ford Black Horse Workbones Ford Mee Cleveland Gravesend Catherine Wheel Ing Aldridge North Oxley 10Th Regiment of Foot Tilbury Fort Aitkin Bir. Smith's Farm Northfleet Green Chatham Dartford Northfleet Telian George Simmons 10Th Regiment John Davis Oakes Thomas King High Street Tallis Staith Needham Henry Bootmaker Hollendale Draper Hall Chima Dutto Persona Taylor Ereinivey M'D. d Rose Tavern Town Hall Globe Yard Blackman Bre Murray Tallie

Fire at Farber farm in Shipbrooke claims three children

A morning barn fire at Mr Farber's Shipbrooke farm near the parish church of Davenham destroyed barns and stored harvest, killing three children and injuring a grieving widow. Neighbours aided but some did nothing, boats and engines arriving too late. stock and implements were lost, and there was no life-saving beyond charred remains.

Nortawica Farber Shipbrooke Childrren Furber Contentain Davenham Harper Davenham Hall Bage Northwich Seators Flax Severn Stoke Worcestershire Worcester Upton Phanix Birmingham Phenix Fowler Boar's Head Pardoe Sun Fire Office Graburn Walton Park Farm Clevedon West of England Briato Lunwixanitn Vicarage Wrxpson Windsor A. M. Wale Suoning-hill Wale Featirvina Mastaty Woowich Admiralty Woolwich Dock Yard Europe Essex Thames

Time of Sunrise Sunset and Tide in Britain and Ireland

Time calculations given for locating sunrise and sunset by latitude, with adjustments above and below 61 degrees. Includes high water time offsets for major ports and lists saints days, liturgical notes, and calendar data. Mentions months, years, and historical events with limited context.

Great Britain Ireland London Bristol York Cova Falmouth Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

The Crisis of the Corn Laws and Sir Robert Peel

The article argues Peel faces a critical choice as Ireland and the Corn Laws threaten famine and high prices. It urges immediate action to open ports or risk national decline, noting internal party tensions, the sliding scale, and the need for a unified Free Trade course ahead of a general election.

Robert Peel Duke of Wellington Ireland Lord Stanley Bia England Dr. Buckland Birmingham United States Gladatone Sir Robert Peel Lord Ashley Bickham Escott Cobden Anys Villiers Honns of Commons Brookes Hoarton and Ottery Agriculture Association Honton John Taylor Coleridge Axp Cratat’s Hospital Asa of Christ's Hospital St. Matthew'a C. Marshall Glasgow Scotch Reformers’ Gazette Southwark Bermondsey Church Dockhend Globe

The Railway Panic Ends And Confidence Returns

The piece argues the railway investment panic has halted, praising Times and Hudson for undeceiving the public. It disputes fears of a monetary crisis from Deposits transfers, expects many schemes to fail or amalgamate, and asserts sound private enterprise will eventually reward public interests.

Hudson Eastern Counties Bond Fide Railway Times Bank of England Glynn's Masterman’s

O Connell's Expedients to Save Famished Country

A critique of Daniel O Connell proposing export stops and a 50 percent tax on absentees amid Ireland s potato famine. The piece likens his plan to a drunken quarrel and mocks its practicality while contrasting agricultural and manufacturing interests. Includes notes on Hoare or Tontry Agriculture meeting and port politics.

Ireland Mr. O'Connell O'Connell Mercutio Mr. O'Connrll Omans

O Connell Attacks Four English Figures and Wycliffe Doctrines

The article recounts Mr. O Connell accusing Lord Bacon John Knox Wesley and Wycliffe of various injustices and apostasy. It notes responses from Protestants defending these figures and clarifies Wycliffe’s doctrines on the Eucharist. The piece suggests O Connell may be unaware of falsehoods in his statements and hints at political motive.

Newmarket Ab. M Soli Auhs Lord G. Bentinck Abdale Lord Chesterfield Bonverie Science WW. W. Wynn Anna Ballen J. King Mann Mr. Shelley Mr. J. Herbert Sir J. Hawler Miranda Lord Cheaterfield Dexter A.F Sir J. Hawley Alamode F. Butler W. Abdale Colonel Peel Garry Owen G. A. Moore Duke of Bedford Mr. Schelles Delier Fitchener Mr. Drinkard RLM G. Bentinck Binnacle Marle Raaiphee Whitehouse Lord Exeter Colwick Mecca Moon Thea Arkwright Mr. Greville Montllta A. Johnstone Grimston Mewes Radulphus Nut J. Hans Bishop of Rousford Best Osbaldeston Stockport D.T W. Standish Little Hampiet Francia Naworth Hampton Harthorn O'Connell England Dublin London Freestone Ireland Lord Bacon John Knox Wesley Wycliffe eLady Wealey Christ Mr. O'Connell Mer. O'Connell

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