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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1847

Page

4

Opening of a new Parliament in a historic session

A detailed report of the imperial parliament opening with royal commission, swearings in, and election of Speaker Charles Lefevre. It covers presences of archbishop Canterbury, peers, and Lords, the adjournment to Friday, and the first days of Commons ceremonies, oaths, and greetings among members.

Order of the Garter Cope Maclise Spirit of Chivaley Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Campbell Besamont Earl of Strafford Marais Donegal Earl of Lichester Earl Denbigh Earl of Auckland Marquis of Lansdowne Spencer Loup Cuaxcenvon House of Commons Roys Loup Chancelor Scotland West Reach Ps Paruiis Bart Richard Briceney Baron Milford Duke of Norfolk Earl Marshal Sir W. Young Augustus Clifford Barons Marquis of Donegal Lord Milford Duke of Wellixctonn Earl of Davon Bishop of Norwich Lanepare Guy Fawkes Bellamy Shaw Lefevre John Russell George Bentinck Herries J. Jervin E. J. Stanley W. Molesworth W. Clay R. Ho Inglin Tynte F. Maule Serjeant Talfourd Earl of March Maoners F. Thesiger J. Hall F. T. Bearing Admiral Dundas Peel J. C Herszies Earl of Lincoln Johan Tyrrell Thompson James Weir Hogg Henry Labouchere Charles Wood Orpeth Marony Hill Henry Goulburn D. Dundas Sibthorp T. M. Gibson G. Somerset Newdegate Henley Spooner Parker Tufnell O'Connor Christopher Plomptre Masterman Disraeli Bankes W. J. Fox Hudaoc Godson J. A. Smith Macgregor Cardwell Hindley T Budgee G. Thompson Strutt Blackstone Montz Ward Wakley Miles Lords Clementson R. Peel House of Lords S. Lefevre Ley Tord Siyuuvx Mr. Ley Charles Shaw Latterhnand Cheara Lefevre Charles Shaw Lefevre J. A. Suir Hente Ita Charles Shaw Mos Slep Feday Lord Langdale Marquis of Lansedowne Earl Grey Marquis of Laxspowny Lerzvas Lord Seymour Commons Lanasvownessid Shaw Leferra Bsee United Kingdom Agenalon Lord Lancpare Hovush Andreas Ak Reas Noni Ferar A. Crirrozd Landa Ars Von Prausit Pears Bedfordshire Buckinghamshire Cambridgeshire Cheater Corowall J. Law J. Jervis J. Williams Wyld Knights of the Shire Goulburn Campbell Colonel Reid Godlburn Law University of Cambridge Cumberland Derby Dorset Essex Huntingdon Kent Lancashire Leicestershire Lincolnshire Middlesex Norfolk Hon Marquis of Granby Suthorp Peto J. Walmsley Greene Bernal D. ‘Stuart B. Oxborne Filmer Barnard T. Biren Gregson M. Wilson B. Cabbell F. Mayle R. Inglis Mannz Tempr Baines Q.C Stuart Hammer Hoss Serjeant Tilfourd Wortley Russell Pest Bisner Rsaryonn Morning Post Turon Philpot Hall Alberta Paesantle Walea Windscor Philpoti Alain Vatherine Ball Albert Ea Philpott Cambridge Advertiser Gay Joseph Parkes Alt. Parkes Ealeem Altornsya Taowas Duxcomas M.P Fiesbury

Parliament Faces Monetary Strain and Irish Crises

The weekly chronicle notes continued high interest, fragile trade, and a surge of bankruptcies, urging Parliament to act. It discusses Ireland’s peril, potential coercion or military action, and the widening fiscal gaps forcing bigger fund demands. It critiques Times articles and clerical appointments, warning politicians to curb sectarian passions and protect governance.

Allie Jwe Alice Ireland Lord Stanley Times England John Souter Souter Jobonte Europe Musgrave York Hampden Hereford Mino Aays Olsey Mateften Rebalni

Time of sunrise and tides for Great Britain and Ireland

Instructions for calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude and degree differences, plus high water times at major harbors. Provides offsets for Bristol Cove, Hull, Falmouth Harbour, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, and other ports. Also includes weekday and liturgical notes for Week 2 November with sun and day length data.

Ireland Dearn Oy Carrain Guotex Brousels Grover Wolff Bockham Bokbara Peraia Lord Aberdeen Soho Barrow Cone John Moore Kater Royal Society Geographical Society A. B London and County Joint Stock Bank Lombard Street Deputy Harrison FaLmovra Lloyd’s Falmouth Black Sea the Friends of Poland Mrs. Weiss Williams Dolby Bassano Rainaford Messrs Brizzi John Pai Bordini Bodda Weiss J. Bennett Walista Bour Dreasea Matey Acd Carroll Sheri Cublit Sheriff Bay Counteys iPoater Hamilton Chichester George Stuart Tastes O. D L. D. Damer Hubert Mormy de Lisly Dudley His Jeney Me. Brooks Rajed Sarawak Dedley Siuard B. “Browns Milner Gibeon Horace ‘Teies Spencer Cowper A ‘Abbott Earl of Munster Suffield Boas Baron’ Paravicini J.A. Smith Jisean Diperainin Faerner Capt. Ferguson Great Britain London Dock Bristol Ork Cove Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

State of Ireland and the peril of mercenary agitators

A fragmented lament condemns crime in Ireland and the role of agitators defending property rights. It argues priests justify murder and calls for confiscation through land enfeoffment, accusing Repeal supporters and conspirators of worse crimes than assassins while urging urgent action.

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Convicted Slanderer Recants Apology From 1847

A looked-to piece on Ferrand the controversial figure from the mid 1800s. The text describes his revival after presumed death and his subsequent recantation of libel letters against Mr. Lewis. The documents show Ferrand withdrawing the charges and expressing regret for publishing the letters.

Order Reptilia Bosfeild Ferrand Yepal Reeders Hause of Commons Knare Aborough Lewis James Graham Carse Ferrand

Plan to create 31 new episcopal sees in England and Wales

A proposed scheme to restructure the church hierarchy would add 31 new sees, expanding total episcopal seats to 38 plus Jersey and Sodor and Man. It details new bishoprics, endowments, and territorial shifts across numerous dioceses, with funding and parliamentary approval aspects noted.

I T Baygur Asaph Llandaff St. David's Brecon Cardigen Bath and Wella Bath Bristol Canterbury Kent Rochester Chichester Susser Eli Bedford Hentingdsn Sudbury Bury St. Edmund's Exeter Cornwall Bodmin Barnstable Totnase Plymouth Hareford Lichfield Salop Bishhop Shrewsbury Derby Lincoln Oearly Stamford Boston Stow Gainsborough Nottingham Southwell London Westminster Wreminster Southwark Surray Norwich Norfolk Yarmouth Walsingham Suffolk Ipswich Oxford Berkshire Windsor Buckinghamshire Peterborugh Leicester Colchester Chelmsford St Albans Salisbury Dorset Sherborne Winchesis Surrey Worcester Birmingham Coventry Warwick-birr Carlisle Chester Clister Manchester Liverpool Lancaster Omberland Durham Newcastle Hetham Craven Riper Woud Halifas East Riding Whitby Yin Leodous Dat Wincheater Canadered York Winchester England Makin

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