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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 15, 1845

Page

4

Pledge of pawn broker interests and legal notices

Letters discuss pawn broker interest rates and legal enforceability of banns, property rights of wives, and guardianship. It cites cases on stamping instruments, outdoor relief, tenancy notices, and time tables for sunrises and high tides with local details and dated references to 1840s law and parish practice.

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The Peel policy judged by a cautious press essay

The Weekly Chronicle reflects on Sir Robert Peel's fluctuating leadership, criticizing party expediency over principle. It argues Peel faces mutability in Parliament, questions his future as a trusted statesman, and foresees a potential split between Towns and Land as the crisis deepens.

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Railways and political tensions spark Windsor election melee

Directors plan Leeds Wakefield Midland route with Manchester Leeds backing, while Windsor ballots erupt after Colonel Reid and Mr Kettle contest seat. Show of hands miscounts trigger protest. riotous soldiers and police clash with crowds amid allegations of heavy-handed conduct and injuries.

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Windsor Borough Court Proceedings Show Tensions and Witness Concert

Nov 13 at Town hall Windsor the baratier JA Mike Kotte presses questions on court constitution and authority as Mr Voules and Mr Long clash with Mr Kettle over oath and power. Sarah Seagrove testifies about soldiers with broom handles from Adams grocer, Weyman and Jones corroborate or challenge, then adjournment until Monday.

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The Academical Bill in Irish Opinion and O Connell

A critique of the Academical Bill and O Connell's position in Ireland. The piece discusses how liberals and clergy split over mixed education, while Repealers fear its effect on priestly influence and popular agitation. It questions O Connell's self restraint and calls for sacrifice if needed.

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The Press and the Bar in the Walter Retrial

The piece praises Mr Walter as a destined general rather than politician, praising his Windsor retreat as clever. It casts Mr Rupert Kettle as a modern knightly figure in the Windsor contest, noting his lack of local ties yet bold stand. The essay defends Walter from press attacks and mocks rival speculation.

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Hastings affair reveals power plays over Mr Walter

The article mocks Mr Walter and recounts a clash over his Accounts with the Government and Windsor Castle. It notes Mr Roule’s aggressive bid aided by reporters, the Queen’s noninterference, and a political shakeout at Windsor. Rupert Kettle declines costly poll honors, while Colonel Reid becomes Windsor MP.

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Collision at Waltham Station Triggers Private Inquiry

An official yet private inquiry, led by Major General Pasley at Shoreditch, examines the Eastern Counties Railway collision near Waltham. Witnesses describe a heavy fish and flour train mishap caused by an overloaded flour wagon, a broken axle, foggy conditions, and a rear collision with the mail train, leaving engines derailed and several casualties or damages.

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