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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1846

Page

2

France and Spain rumblings over royal marriages and markets

Paris reports the Presse claims duplicity by Lord Palmerston fuels Franco British tensions. Modena and Parma alliance details, the Duke de Bordeaux and Princess Marie Theresa Beatrix to wed by procuration, with scrutiny of ceremonies and court figures. Market shifts show Three and Five Percents, rail shares, and Tunisian arrival. Portugal, Belgium, Rome, and Cracow notes cover insurrection, martial law, and territorial realignments shaping Europe.

Paris Presse Montpensier France England Lord Palmerston S Ici Bey Eqitist The Quotidienne Duke de Bordeaux Count de Chambord Marie Theresa Beatrix Modena Austria Princess of Francis Maria Therese Ferdinand Victor Emanuel Sardinia Duke de Levis Modene Frobsdorff Duchess de Levis Countess de Chabarnes Parma Maria Louisa Russia Tunis Toulon Rouingnue Troves Montereau Basle Fampoux Dieppe Council General of the Svine Fs Ladutrs Council National Association For the M. Duchetel Lord Pelmerston Europe Courrier Francais St. Valery Henceais Formery Marseille Marseilles Beauvais Baudin M. Desgrangee Lyons Constitutionne Elysée Bourbu Orleans Rouen Havre Great Northern Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Troves and Montereau Strasburgh Tours Nantes Cette BPAIN Mapain Progresista Committee M. Costa Cebras Baron de Rendluffe Rio Janeiro M. Bressun Madrid Tiempo Espanol Clamor Publico M. Bresson al. Bresson Ambaseedor Brescon Ite Senor Sturiiz Ibereaf Narvaezhea Mansz Marie Christina Valencia Spain Carlists Propresistas Oly Wales Das Antas Duke of Campo Pequeno Saldanha Loures Bellas Sautsrem Jose Estevan Antas Cadaval Evora Schwalbach Oporto Lisnox Lisbon Schwallack Casas Wilde Aulas Sud Oporto Cintra Quintas San Pedro Ignacio de Barras Hibernia Portugal Azores

City of London Union reports on Poor Law settlement relief

The report argues the board should not unsettle settled non resident paupers across parishes. It condemns abrupt withdrawal of relief and urges continued aid for non resident poor whose claims exist, citing conflicting acts and opinions. It emphasizes protecting elderly and helpless cases from harsh relocation or workhouse risk.

Foland Free Citr Oy Caacow Cracow Vienna Berlin Petersbugh Austria Germany Republic of Cracow City OF London Union Board of Guardians Poor Law Commissioners Board of Guardianna

The Weekly Chronicle 1846 Anti Popery Debate in London

A long report from a London meeting discusses Protestant Alliance aims and opposition to Irish Catholic influence. Speakers claim unity with Parliament and warn against Popery, urging protection of Protestant institutions and the urban poor. Details cover church matters, public notices, and civic improvements.

Destructive church fire and Stockport poaching meeting

A church blaze destroyed pews and organ at Stockport chapel after hidden flames smouldered in a north western pew. A vestry raid followed with evidence of drink and a left open vestry door as investigators probe motive. In Stockport a meeting commemorated a shipwreck rescue by James Barber, praising his survival and thanking God for safety.

Carey Ae Lee Ischiee Harponner Berber Royal Arie Thomas Lowe Husing Ull Stockwort Advertiser Swindon Fridey Burd, Park John James Calley Atahaut Calley Eell Peng Dupe Calley Amberioua Nera Rusicdy Bury Herald West Bromwich Isaac Davies Davies Davin Eatain Earl of Dartmouth Arrowsmith Liverpool Webb Worcester Taat Eeseivns Foto Mr. Prigg Captain Hubbard Prigg Fate George Cambridge Powell Hale Cam Nicholis Darsley Elis Gloucester Journal Ipswich Iscexotany Amil Ag Hermes Cyuse Wheelwright Cousens Bildestein Suffolk Upstwich Express Roar David Hodgson Prince Albert Hodgson Hodgeon Lord Sandon London Neas Lord Campbell Sanpox D. Hadgeon TxFaxts P. F. Curry Borough of Michael Monaghban Godfrey Kells Kirby Chance Medley Ann Monaghan Wanchester Loughborough Attecep Abraham White All Saints Clarendon Hyde Davie Elizabeth Priestly Mesars, Cartwright and Warner's White Decrased Wil‘cocks Peek's Baxter Gate Nicklinson Bay Aslett Withean Bumen

Meeting of the Repeal Association in Conciliation Hall

The weekly Repeal meeting in Dublin drew Mr. O Connell and other notable figures. It adopted petitions to Parliament on the Bequest and Marriage Acts and aid for religious orders, with O Connell presenting the bishops’ backing and a plan to sign two million petition copies.

Repeal Association Mondas Mr. O'Connell M.P J. O'Connell Alderman O'Brien M.F Brodrick Steele O'Connell Cashel Ireland Hear House of Commons Connell Times Hisses Elear Carhan Bridge Caer Civeen Killigrove J. Primrose Primrose

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