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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 01, 1845

Page

5

Molesworth Dinner Highlights Free Trade and Liberty

About 250 gentlemen gathered at the Bridge-house Hotel in London to celebrate Sir William Molesworth’s return for Southwark. He urged free trade, religious liberty, and national education, critiquing Conservatives’ shift toward liberal economics, while warning of crop shortages and rising food prices behind corn law repeal calls.

Gentemen Bridge-house London-bridge Sir William Molesworth Southwark E. Cooper Sir W. Moleaworth Air D. Christie M.P Bright Cartwright Ellis W. Wilson Wansey Elliston Duppa Vousley H. Sturmy W. Molesworth Sir W. Molesworth Europe House of Commons Robert Peel England Rome Ireland Friends of Education Church of England New England America Massachusetts Boston Wilbon Berwick United States North American Cosores Baker Three Crowns Elizabeth Hounston Hounson East India Company Wentworth Place City Road Gravesend Willian Hockley Danina Ronpexy Edwin Spenser Clerkenwell John Mayor White Lion Finchley London Combe Grays Inn-road Mayor Walker Lo Ung

India and China. The Great Race From India to China

Inland news covers British India and the broader imperial scene. Reports from Scinde praise peace under British rule, with Sir Charles Napier planning a port visit. Lahore unrest and Sikh tensions loom as the Governor General moves with a large force. China news offers little beyond July data and debates on Chusan versus Hong Kong.

India China Waghorn Expfise Alexandsie Trieste Germany Bombay Scinde Pacific Sukkur Kurracheo Sakkur Charles Napier Kurrachee Sir Charles Hanter Considine Lahore Peshara Singh Attock Jawahir Singh Peshawar Cabul Gholeb Singh Jamoo Calcutta Henry Hardinge Anless An i T. H. Maddox Bengal Bengal Presidency Hong Kong Chusan London Cteamera Indus Presidency Koopa Hyderabad East Indian Railway Company Collett Doncan Romaine Soane Stephenson Simms Weston Burwan Boileau Afr. Simms Afr Paris Algeria Journal Des Débats Times Charming Celestial Empire Chonan Cho- San France England Marshal Sonlt Orleans Rouen Havre Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes Montereau Basle Northern Tim Wo Maparo Madrid Medrid Marquis of Ormonde Lord Farnham Earl of Roden Lord Roden Tollymore-park Coxerigacy T@ Muapen Limerick Tipperary Vindicator Michael Bentley Michael M‘namara Curbally M‘namara Bentley

Railway Intelligence and Northern Foreign News

A lengthy miscellany of railway schemes and updates, with notices from Limerick and London courts, including attempted assassination threats against M Namara, Peel illness, Montegue’s death, and countless proposed lines across Britain and Ireland. It catalogues railway capital, engineers, and projected routes, plus inquests and trials connected to railway thefts.

Ee Eares Ctes Bentlay Union Limerick M‘namara M'Namara Kennedy Newport Sim Roprat Pert Baronet Ae New Hall Lincoln's Inn Wastehall Gardens Robert Peel United Kingdom United States Canada Baltic Parxeres Académie Royale Paris Arfaddox Mosis M. Adolphe Adam M. Jullien Mies Ballin J. Gilbert Mies Mr. Mershall Mademoiselio Melanio Duval Grand Theatre Madrid M. Adrien Académie Royals Corps de Ballet Jobson Nell Polinaki Mazourki Valence Melanie Doval Mr. Marshell Bridget Smith Thomas Patrick Henry Smith Prendergast Doane Southwark Justice Maule Henry Smith Patrick Henry Patrick Henry Fratico Manle Sir Francis Gordon Court of Common Pleas Henry VIII Francis Gordon Catherine Smith Hyattes S Afael Tae Queexx Anne Cnarr Reeve Ratiwar Ronsentzs Charles Maynard Charles George Maynard Daniel Garratt Daniel John Garratt Stearrs Bush and Mullens Hartley Maynard Great Western South Western London and Birmingham Bamfirde Daniel Bath Winter Great Western Railway London and Brighton Franke Clarkson Thwaites Barj Farpay Daniel Garrett Daniel Jobo Garrett Garrett Lim Termonde Schelde Terneuse Assche Hall Nivelles Gossellas Montigny Chatelet Vireux France Monte Adriatic Sea Benwicks Cextant Junction Edinburgh and Hawick Kelso Caledonian Newcastle and Berwick Mesera R. Stevenson and Son Barnosourad Maperer Satyrsaty Liv Dundee Curitzsaau Maturay Joxcox Tewkesbury John Packer Cheltenham and Malvern Junction Avon and Severn Valley Railways Drager Biawrxo Hawann Leidzerax G. ¥. Maniz W. H. Pardon Dinket Maxcuzsti London York Leeds Manchester Huddersfield Great Grimsby Sheffield North Midland Oakenshaw Wakefield Midland Pontefract Goole Dewsbury Bradford Billington Dustis Anp Axtaix Lough Neagh Dublin Lurgan Aghalee Ballinderry Glenavy Cromlin Antrim Randatown Ballymena Ballymoney John Macneil Fonzat Dray Peestthonne Forest of Dean Forest Beonel South Wales Severn Guascow Harsons Mixgas Clyde Glasgow Great Watzavosp Axp Cantiste Lospor Nzwingr Avn Barn Diarer Kewxzr Swixpox Tuesaday Kennet and Avon Canal Company Newbury Queen's Hotel Swindon Afr Walker London, Newbury, and T. R. Ward Admiral Dundes M-P J. Butcher Devizes Newman Rogers Queen's Counsel W. L. P. Taunton Joseph Cookson Enq Merriman Boxpox Axp Northamprox Dinget Atwostaesic Marrow Axp 1Orth Eest County of York Malton Driffield Thirsk York and Scarborough Hull and Bridlington Pocklington Selby MaxcuzsTe2 Asd Brewiscraw Axp Wetay Juxctiox Esday Lianidloes Edmund Chiaton Watkins Mancagston Heapzx Keioaier Junction Hebdenbridge Cock-bilt Haworth Keighley Leeds and Bradford Oakworth Hawkshaw Newcastle Lonpoy Warwick Metropolis Roceed St. Albans Redburn Dunstable Woburn Pagasll Northampton London and Birmingham Daventry Leamington Oxford Axv Stover Hereford Glencester Cheltenham Witney Oxford John Galloway Royal Guaxp Junction Reiaie Slough Raatrick Hozalgette Rugsr Ragby Rogby and Highworth Chipenoham Troubridge Wilts

Public Harbour and Dee River Reports Highlight Port Issues

Preston harbour progress impresses with four feet of water and quay access, amid debt and future works including a lynhouse and new wharf. Chester scene notes railway speculators eye a ship canal from Dawpool to Chester, while Dee navigability suffers from land enclosure, silting, and deficient lights and buoys.

Peter Hadcock P. Park Jonah Ashbourne George Richardson Wexford Preston William Bund Ribble P. Haydock David Stevenson Clyde Rocka Corporation of Navigation Company Perton North Union Railway Victoria Quey 8Th Sth Victoria Neze Caversa Chester Manchester Dawpool Dee John Falkner Thomas Wedge River Dee Company John Roland William Manifold George Smith Joseph Garrett Hugh Jones Daniel Curtis George Evans BBC Curtis Crown Merney Cheater-quay Charles Newton John Rennie Manchester and Cheater Railway Company Paces Chester and Holyhead Admiralty

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