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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 07, 1846

Page

3

Gale storms wreck ships off Cornwall coast

Reports from October 23 recount a severe gale causing multiple shipwrecks near Land's End and Tintagel, with Spart an of Dartmouth dismasted and towed ashore at Porthmere after fatefully breaking up. other vessels including Damascus and Mary Ann suffer damage or grounding. Several crews perish or are saved amid wrecking and inquests.

Papstow Spartan Dartmouth Gillard Land's End Thoradus St. Merryn Cliff William Molesworth Tippet Padstow Porthmere Cardiff Leghorn Elizabeth Hoskin John Jersey Tretarget St. Teath Hales Janes Oliver Uoon St Sulu West Indiathan Marsland Mouth Bepe W.naw Hark Ekga Tang Falmouth Liverpool Valparaiso Pam Sands Mouth Nve Stawe House Mary Cardal Battlehasen Thursdey G. Mill Habour Pontor Nya Essk St i Secu Coast Guard Mary Ann Giesgas Quebec St. Ives Thuresay Joseph of Tae Beyas Peotewen Liverpool Port Daring St Head Palstow Harbour Trigantine Samaritan Davie Iwerpant Scilly Islands Sales Kval Esok Bedrethen Steps Trey Juin Henry Shrappali End Trish Himar Miranda Ardrogsan Cerwall Portoa Effy Lane Ryan Noony Bellymcucrey Provinestiar Teines Daffy Bares Amano Ma. Brown

Open ports debate moves British deputation urges duty free corn

A deputation including Charles Cochrane and Arsy4 Me Ramsey met Lord John Russell at Downing Street to press a memorial seeking immediate opening of the ports for free foreign corn. The meeting followed mass public support and a town gathering of 700 residents urging Ministers to lift all restrictive duties to admit food without duty amid potato crop failure and rising prices.

Dercratios Jons Ursskin Charles Cochrane Ramsey John Rossel Downing Street Treasury Cochrane Hell Castle Street Oxford Street John Rossell Robert Ceel Snd Avery Robert Peel Suetta Mersure Russell Robert Tord John Russell Nota United Kingdom H. Smith Maverial Etary G. VY. Munty E Sq Ie Spooner Eg MW. Scholefild K. Dallas C. Geach Beye Mir G. Edmonds J. Bray W.sfield Regu de Horough Robert Kelly Douglas Blesland Uiis George F. Muncz, Esq MBL Amer Adam Smith Mgr. Muniz Aston Treland Mr. Speauer

Call for Parliament Sparsely Backed by Press Voices

The piece argues against reopening ports without necessity, noting Lord John Russell would only act if prices rose and disputing calls to summon Parliament. It condemns parliamentary pressure as potentially unconstitutional while supporting prudent government action and avoiding unfounded attacks.

Calendar Prom Nov to Nov 16 1840 Sunrise Times

A dated calendar fragment outlines sunrise and sunset times for Great Britain with adjustments by latitude, plus high water timings at major ports. It includes Bristol Cork Felmonth etc, and notes saints days and religious lessons for Saxony November 8. It references Cambridge Michaelmas and St. Michael’s day with various local notes.

Great Britain Roland London Mock Gates Cork Cove Felmonth Harvine I. Dm Hull Milford Hagun Brighton Diver Dublin Halfield Harbour Saxony Oeal Highlands Mospar Prince of Wales Nah St. Micelin’s Hall Cambridge Piipas Sartmar John Browall

Small Debts Court Act and Liberal Reform Critique

A verbose critique of the Small Debts Court Act, arguing Liberals once favored liberal aims but now rely on questionable methods. The piece criticizes Tory officials for delays and praises Parliament for its intended reforms, noting unresolved tasks such as Digtem, the New Cores, and forms for court proceedings. The writer highlights maintenance of Whig inefficiency and cautions against political manipulation of funding and procedures.

Tertiog Altro Graham Ap Statesmaan Prarie Sain Steevs

Wellington Statue and the Tem Debate Over Its Removal

A long discussion on the Wellington statue in London centers on its site near the arch, the arch’s design, and whether removing or altering the statue is justified. Writers debate unity of design, proportionality, and the political implications of royal references while considering potential new placements and the public’s reaction.

Hein Aey Rave Jones Wyatt Hadeen Wyatt Sis Piccadilly Tve Jong Denna Firma Hyde Park Weil Wellington Elias Ek Wall

Government slow to apply act amid district testing and delays

The text discusses cautious, staged implementation of a government act, favoring district-based data, courts’ input, and local inquiry. It argues for partial operation where feasible, testing arrangements with magistrates and officials, and warns that full execution may be delayed by reliance on population data and ground evidence.

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