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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 08, 1846

Page

2

Contested Liberal meeting over Berkeley and local politics

A contentious Liberal gathering debates Grantley Berkeley's position and the independence of electors in the county. Letters from Earl Fitzhardinge and others are read, with resolutions condemning past actions and appointing a committee to advance reform while reporters are allowed to attend.

Earl Fitzhardinge Joyner Ellis Blossome Grantley Berkeley Hin Earl Fitzbardinge Bentlemary Yeu Bristol Gloucester Earl Biossame Hindsdorf Jug Elmost Strey Berkeles Liberal Party Nonie Therm Deli Sholson Berkeley Viegar Waa Ricks Wingar Hawkins Downend Mangotsfield Castle P. Jackson Kirk Grantley Berkeley Wisger Protectionista Gould Grenville Berkeley Nicholson Asid Buttery Mr. Gould Nicholenn Bome Joan Trotter

Metropolitan Improvements and Civic Debates in London

The Metropolis reports major Leicester Square area improvements planned this month including demolitions for a 61 foot wide street through Seven Dials to Tottenham Court Road, new links near Covent Garden and Strand, and a total cost of £120,000. It also covers the Lord Mayor’s condemnation of Marlborough House style poor relief and a plan to build a new city reception facility in Hoxton. The Aldermen discuss a broker case over railway shares, and a large audience attends a Peace Society meeting at Threadneedle Street with Dr Bowring speaking on peace’s political and commercial benefits.

Leicester Square Upper St. Martin's Lane Seven Dials Tottenham Court Road St.Martin's Lann Cranbourne Street Newport Street Long ‘Acre King Street Covent Garden Strand St. Martin's Laure Church Hemminy’s Row Coventry Street Oxford Street Rupert Street Berwick Street Peckham Marlborough House Hoxton Stock Exchange Palmer Puase Society Society For the Promotion of Permanent and Universal Peace Hall of Commerce Threadneedle Street Bowring Iretory Loxpon Gas Tlinitaxp Coke Company Crown and Anchor William Bateman

Provincial. Wage disputes signal rising costs across districts

In extensive notices, miners in Shut-end and nearby areas demand a sixpence daily wage rise, amid high provisions costs and levies on households. The move targets Dundsey, Tipton, Oldbury, West Bromwich, and surrounding towns, with potential wage-led contract impacts for major manufacturers. Bristol debates a free port plan funded by subscriptions, while a dramatic Chatham accident injures Captain Scott and spills coal, horses, and carriages into the street.

Birdsinghandt Satunosy Tarea Atexco South Staffordslire Dundsey Tipton Oldbury West Bromwich Darleston Bilston Walsall Wolverhampton Deepfields Bristol Free Port Association Clifton Freeport Association Hyde P. Maze G. Salmon Stratton Chatham Scott Axp Wis Lapy John S. Scott Captain Scott Rochester Sun Hotel A. Robertson Brompton Woodham Fillingham Lincoln Broadbent Samuel Moore John Dalton Antick Spe William Fisher

O Connell speech at Cork meeting amid Irish distress

Members of the Repeat Association met in Conciliation Hall on Monday as the Liberator Daniel O Connell appeared with deputations from Fermoy and other areas. He warned that Ireland faced dire hardship, urged support for the Board of Works, and criticized Lord Russell's Dublin letter while praising cross creeds for relief efforts.

King’s Head Hotel Std J. Bennett Chaxhill West Gloucestershire Josiah Hunt Grenville Berkeley Lord Fitzhardinge Graxtier F. Beakettr Factioa O'Connell J. D. Browne J. O'Connel O'Neil Daunt Broderick Omepa Ireland Connell Smith O'Brien O'Conner Cork Hear Lear Mr. O'Cranell Mr. O'Conne Fermoy Bear Board of Works Heas Cheera England Mr. O'Connell Board of Clare O'Connelr College Green Earl of Benborough Earl of Besborough Lord John Russell Igutoner Young Ireland Party O'Brien the Nation Young Ireland Brien Viet Petitienon Bag Vines Russell Gas County of Dublin Eterna Hyator Tien Rey Principe Lord Moninorrer Richard H Trcche Corban Perret Disney Guideo MM. Daly America Finch Kilcoleman Elso Nenagh Joseph Spain John Hogan Waller King’s County Tipperary W. Bunbury Charlestie Sanders Magrath Charlsville Bunbury Mr. Bunbury Air Poor Relief Society Sir. Magrath Thuales Cooke Mias Langley Ner Mr. Cooke Jinunes Cocke Upper Tolla

London City Ledger notes balances and exams across multiple topics

The report records a lift total balance of £27 982 10 to the credit of the concern, rent and light dues at several stations totaling £48 526, and a contingent fund of £35,000 in exchequer bills. It also lists University College BA exam results with numerous names across divisions, plus council measures and remarks on public improvements, hospital workhouse plans, and civic honors.

University College Daniel Anthony Walter Pegehot University John Besshiawe Mary's Oscote Jamius Henry Bailes Highbury William Colfax Benjamin Dawnen John Joseph Gallwey Stonyhurst Jonas /Charlesson Hahn Thomas William Hensley King’s Edward Jaques King's John Gaddis Lees Lancashire Independent Leyson Lewis William Simla Bas Sitheines Etiausi Load Lehim Aeudkee Rovert Sale Uir Gwalior Thackwell Sutlej Ciere Wistaiss St. Margaret's St. Julius Westminster St. Margaret's Church St. Gross George Pownall Shorts Gardens

Death by accidental self infliction and scalds at a brewery

Inquest on a man named Seto Alen employed by Henry Ruight at a Crowo sirtyt Brewery reveals he died after falling into a hot liquid while attempting to pour alcohol to cool wort. Witnesses describe severe scalds, loss of consciousness, and a public hospital death ten hours later from nervous system shock. The jury ruled accidental death with no malicious intent. The deceased, a 44 year old widower from Spring Gardens, left several children.

William Fisher Thoroas Atkingon Fil Hingham Seto Alen Wau Mer Fienry Ruight Willian Fivdria Suredius Walfort Witnen Diton Spring Gardens

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