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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 14, 1846

Page

2

Foreign Intelligence. Paris and Madrid updates on royals and markets

The Moniteur carries a broad mix of notices from Europe including tenders for six wooden houses for Masette on Madagascar’s coast, the Panthemon t Panthemont church opening in Paris, and a long Parisian letter about Lord Palmerston’s position. It also covers the Montpensier marriage in Madrid, royal ceremonies, stock quotations on the Paris Bourse, and political maneuvering in Spain and Italy with references to Guizot, Normanby, and French diplomacy.

Thoreday Moniteur Merine Masette Madagascar Hatre Cherbourg Nantes Borders M. Guizot Lord Palmerston Wne Seine Mesars Dedessert Protestantiem Paris Orleans Panthemont Order of St. Benedict Journal Des Debats Polk Lord Normanby M. Guizet Corps Diplomatique Duchess de Montpensier Prince de Jainville Paria Tuileries Duke Prince de Joinville Palace of St. Cloud Salon da Mars Royal Household Spain Duchess de Montpepsier Count de Paris Duke de Chartres Prince Philip of Wartemburg Louis XIV Madrid M. Rossi France Rome Italy MM. Rossi Austria Normandy England Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes Montereau Basle Dieppe Strasburgh Tourn Lyons Avignon Cette Lord Brougham Frederick Adam Ionian Islands Marseilles Presse J.B. Ghirardello Vienna Grand Duke of Baden Duke de Montpensier Louisa Toulon

Protestant Association Meeting at Exeter Hall Sparks Anti Popery Resolve

A Friday Exeter Hall meeting led by J. Hamilton Storey and Rev. J. R. Birks passed a resolution thanking God for the Protestant Church’s stand against popery since November 5. Capt. Gordon urged Protestant unity to counter Rome’s progress and called for an aggressive reform movement. The second resolution denounced popery as contrary to Christianity, civil liberty, and national prosperity, urging support for Protestant candidates and the Maynooth Grant controversy. The session ended after prayers, a collection, and a sharp debate on state education. A separate item reported a major excise seizure under Waterloo Road near the Royal Hospital for Diseases of Children.

the Protestant Association Exeter Hall J. Hamilton Storey Haloway J. R. Birks Gordon Simon de Montfort Ireland Cain Church of Rome Hugh Stowell Wiig Nicholas Nickleby Royal Hospital For

Provincial Chronicles of 1846 Ireland and London News

The long OCR piece reports on crime and public safety in London and Cork, including a major illicit liquor haul in a vault under Waterloo Road, fire risks at historical London records offices, York terrace suicide, Regent’s Park fire, charity vestry decisions in Southwark, and various accident and crime notes from Clifton, Kendal, and Manchester with follow ups on trials, fraud cases, reform efforts, and relief measures amid economic strains.

OConnell Presides at Repeal Meeting in Dublin

The weekly Repeal Association meeting in Dublin, chaired by Daniel O'Connell, extols his service and unity with the clergy, criticizes Young Irelanders, and urges legal constitutional means to repeal the Union while condemning violence. O'Connell praises government appointments, notes parish subscriptions, and warns of distress from obstructed provisioning.

Repeal Association Bec Or Mocdey O'Connell Dublin Jet Warriciman Mr. O'Cupmel Danie Connell Grattan Wipperary Ireland Earl of Beaborough Lord Duncannon Daniel O'Connell Keatinge Ferna Sentleman Ikerwise Wexford Sinnott O'Neill Daunt Young Ireland J. A. O'Neill Cork Bia Mr. O'Connell Neas Smith O'Brien Smith - Brien O'Connel Mr. O'Conerll Pippin Aqueezera Notley Smith O'lssien Nation Party England Lauphter sEoashragd Traland Aouth Gestieman

Abbey of Dissentis Destroyed by Fire inGrisons

Reports from Switzerland describe the complete burning of the ancient abbey of Dissentis in the Grisons. The church, its treasure, and its library were ruined. The cook on duty died in the flames. The abbey, founded in the seventh century by Sigebert the Scot, had previously burned in 1790.

Switzerland Dissentis Canton of The Grisons Sigebert

London Street Plan Proposals Stir Public Meeting

A London meeting denounced a planned new street from King William to Cheapside as costly and ineffective, urging focus on essential sewerage and waterworks. Speakers argued the project would divert funds from health and housing needs, and urged limiting spending while pursuing broader city improvements.

Long Protracted Suit Over Trust Estates At Liverpool

Reports detail the continued examination of witnesses in a land trust dispute involving the Unitarians and the Established Church of Scotland, tied to the Independents claims. Proceedings began in Liverpool, moved to Penrth and Carliale, with a likely extended run across multiple towns. The case centers on rights to the trust property among three bodies and references the Secession Church. In Balford, Elizabeth Cardhall’s husband’s disappearance spurred belief she sought occult aid from a local impostor. She paid him, pledged clothes worth about £3, and the man fled with the pledge. She was later charged before Mr. H. L. Trafford and jailed for a month as a rogue and vagabond.

Clifton Rebecca Jones Mr. Bickley Meridian Place Cottenham Thomas Watts Watts Cambridge Advertiser Kendal Lancaster and Carlisle Toro Shap Garth, & Smith Manchester Wedarsiay Sidury Wror Renwick Richards Tiblave Manchrater Beswick Wewcassle-Ufon-Tyne Lavy Hawesy Camisevn S.J. Roberts Liverpool Penrth Carliale Church of Scotland Balford Elizabeth Cardhall Chester Joseph Williams Fingeell Deere H. L. Trafford

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