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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 08, 1846

Page

5

Young Irelanders Hold Rotunda Meeting in Dublin

A large crowd gathered at the Rotunda for a Young Ireland remonstrance session reporting strong support for Irish national aims. Speakers defended Repeal leaders, denounced Old Irelanders and O Connell, and urged unity under a rising national association. The meeting approved a pro press resolution and honored Patrick Barry for service. funds updates followed.

Douay Rotunda Saunders News the Freeman Dr. West James M'Cormick Bolton-street Dublin Ireland Thomas Magee Jung Castle Bucks O'Connell Charles Gavan Duill Tara O'Casnell Erin Magee John O'Connell Mr. O'Connell Smith O'Brien Michael Crean The Repeal Association Kilkenny France O'Conneil S. O'Brien Association Mr.Flannell Tyrante Guarénus Nation Ourrauge Barry Patrick John Barry Remonstrance Hepeat Committee

Dreadful Hurricane at Havannah Wrecks Many Vessels

Reports from Southampton describe a severe hurricane at Havana in early October that wrecked nearly eighty ships, with Spanish, Russian, Danish, Dutch, French, and Brazilian vessels harmed. The Royal Mail Thames and other ships endured extreme damage while crews worked to secure cables and shelter.

Royal Mail Thames Southampton Havannah Europe Edward Hayes Novel Laine Susan Manson Prompt Dunlop Wilson Campill Magdalene Agnes Jane Richardson William Murray Minstrel Faller Bremen Frexcu Suirs Wan Andronite Blonde Topuerre Laborde Nervion Jaborde Polka Creolla Tofuuta Huaryamuah Chappell R.N Court of Directore Lunet Wea N.E W.S.W Andromede la Place Blunde Tonnerre H.M Romney Sheerius Darbour Anal Havaoub Bermuda Puiirr Habenera War William Rushton Liverpool Navy Yard Cerro Horcon Colon Sap Lazare Regla Leven Theatre Tacon

Great Demonstration in Favour of the Early Closing Movement

A large Manchester gathering at Peter Street Hall supports shorter hours for workers. Leaders including Lord John Manners and Joseph Brotherton push for reform citing fatigue, education, and religious duty. Speakers warn long toil harms youth and society, urging practical action and widespread adoption of early closing across towns.

Maxenesten Trady Hall Peter-street George Wilson The League John Manners Joseph Ewart C. Hindley Joseph Brotherton Charles Knight London Vaughen W. Be. Hodgson Key Liverpool Baptist W. Neel W. B. Wathkina Fey. Mayer Manchester Vaughan Hedgson M.P J. J. Good Kerky B. Langley Atheneum John Alamera Lord Morpeth Manchester and Salford Manchester Athenæum Athenæum Athenium Cheera England William Ewart E.q Evers Town Charles Koipht Baptist Noel

Railway traffic return for week ends with varied totals

The report lists weekly railway receipts for multiple lines including Edinburgh and Glasgow, Great Western, London & Birmingham, South Western, Midland Bristol and Derby, and others. Totals for the current week are shown beside last year figures, with lines such as Glasgow Paisley and Ayr, Brighton, South Eastern Dover, and York and Newcastle contributing, alongside minor lines like Hartlepool and Arbroath.

Fern Conte Edinburgh Glasgow Great Western Paisley Gravesend Heyhchler London Birmingham Blackwall Brighton South Western Manchester Leeds Midland Bristol Tingham Newcastle Carlisle Darlington Dover Greenwich Shofield South Devon Chester Hirkenhead Dundee & Arbrowth Durham Sunderland Dublin Kingstown Drowledn Eos Vaislay Grenunck Boltor & Bury Preston & Wyra Ayssee Tatl Vale Ulster Rats Arbroath & Forfar Hartlepool, Lock and Rail Newcastle, North Shields Tyne Eastern Union cNorth York and Newcastle Aepoaneda

Feats of M ariny Tender for Weeden houses in Madagascar

Paris dispatch notes that tenders are invited by the Minister of Marine for six Weeden houses to establish Mayotte on Madagascar’s coast. Deliveries due in 120 days, at Havre Cherbourg Nantes Bar dens or Marseilles. Also covers political comment, church opening, and various disturbances including Cork food riots and a fatal Clerkenwell fire.

Paris Afoniteur Mariny Mayotte Madagascar Havre Cherbourg Nantes Bordens Marseilles Presse M. Guizot Lord Palmerston Pauthement Guiea Count de Kambatean Seine Cortes Ceuta Portugal Cabrera Catalonia Senor Sanz George Russell Clerk Presidency of Bombay India Rajpuotana Amballah Ranjeet Singh ISO Lahore North West Frontier Winess Europe Supreme Council of India Cork Kintale Board of Works Kinsale Francis Hodgson de. Hawtrey Okes Eton Salthill Montem Cone Goswell Street Clerkenwell H. Shank Powell Street King Square Benury Rigdon Shark Connorton Whitecross Street Rigdon H. Bedford St. George's Barracks Charing-cross Richard Gardener Coldstream Guards John Webster Ilness Ihen Hurle Smales Duking Waite Hart Totterham Reart Road Coro Mer

Tring Agricultural Association Holds Fifth Annual Meeting

The Tring Agricultural Association met in Tring with cattle shows in the morning on the Harcourt Arms grounds and a evening dinner at the Harcourt Arms. J A Gordon presided with Mrs Hanger as vice president. The chair commented on finances, prize counts, and debates on entailed estates and drainage reform, referencing Scotland and Ireland.

Trine Tring Agricultural Association Heals Usl Teda Scotland North Somersetshire Hertfordshire Bert Hear Tham Fort Talbot J. Escott Enogland Bectind Onget Busey Berksuire Duke of Richmond England Earl of Devon Exeter Irish Commission Ireland Duke of Richmond Evon Hauge Lords Pusey Court of Chancery House of Lords Earl Ducie Lord Beaumont Smith Deanston Dukes of Richmond Persng Sir R. Peel Mr. Pusey Sir R Peel House of Curemons Caithness Great Britain Hertford Nugland James Times Commissioner Aleoy Marquis of Lansdowne Edward Newius J. A. Gordon Aldbury W. Carpenter T. Titth Tring Grange John Mee Robert Badrick Tooseph Ballad Ban Woodman

Robbery and attempted murder in Cheshire court hearing

A Manchester hawker Mr Gill was attacked in Tabley during a robbery linked to John Wright and former associate Shannon. Widespread village interest followed as 30 witnesses testified on the defense and pursuit routes from Whitten to Northwich. The prisoner faced charges of cutting and attempting to kill and robbery, with medical testimony noting serious head and neck wounds yet recovery in progress.

Ksvrtaroan J. Irwin Agill Manchester John Wright Shennan Marchester Gill Shanon M‘gill Wright Shannon Hollen Wotuga Fowels Witterstrevt Nontwich Court House Quebec Vilage J. &. Foster Sulord Hundred Besaiune Lloyd Altrincham Foster Ann Edwards Cock Tun Whitten Warrington Witsness Eternoon Mr. Massey Northwich William Pat Ann Green Sarah Winetenley James Pratt Peter Tasker McGul John Ulait Ovat the Brigge King Barber's Farm Harter Kaw M'Gill Witmiss Windosill Tabler Ann Tasker M'Gill Elizabeth Barber Barber Flitergate Farm M‘gill Core John Barber Hume Blackshaw Witkes Knutsford John Snelson Samuel Wilkingon Lord de Tabiey Jahn Barber Magsey Greyhound Lostock Harrison Mgill Askir Green Bic Lenax

Land sale dispute over Royal Insurance site at Juha street

Liverpool Times reports on price disputes for Royal Insurance land, noting forty yards of a 590 square yard plot at Juha street valued at 2080 pounds and a broader 10,000 pound plot with a one fifteenth share priced well above a quarter of the whole value. In Poplar a 15 year old apprentice John Dunn died instantly after a fall from the maintop yard aboard ship bo wrbarn. Verdict Accidental death.

Ratner Royal Insurance Company Juha Streat Narada Liverpool Times Fatan Baker White Horse Poplar John Dunn Bo Wrbarn Lima

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