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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1847

Page

5

Loss Of The Stephen Whitney Wreck Off Ireland

The Liverpool Albion reports the New York packet Stephen Whitney lost on the West Calf near Cape Clear. Of 110 aboard, 91 perished, including captain C. W. Popham. 18 survived, rescued on West Calf Island. Cargo heavy with corn, cotton, cheese. bodies washed ashore, crews and passengers listed in letters from Skibbereen.

Liverpool Albion New York Stephen Whitney Ireland Ulr Sea Mersey Stephen Poissy Liverpool Skibbereen Lloyd's Skibberesn Messrs Smith and Co Waterstreet Skibbereep Nev Popham Mrea. Thom Roberts M‘cabe Sweeny Robinson Shall Red Star Line Mesers. Thomas and Joseph Landa and Co St. Andrew C. W. Popham W. C. Thompson Sarah Sands Cork Southern Reporter Baltimore Harbour Skibbereen Mail Cork Pophem Cape Clear Corkey Crookhaven Kinsele Kinsale Peretas Pear Short Coast Guard Niphock Limerick TeoMas Allen Toeaday Canton House Ting Mats Stephen Ones Totharen Skall Baltimore H. Iorwsox Droits of Admiralty Sands Lverpool Xihinn itCork Peper York Indee Lend Crone Walch Rock Island Bing Peuekhaven Ebtp Sourss West Calf Island Skull Cape Clear Island Cape Bannon Thomas Allen Connecticut James D. Mackey William Johnson Yorkshire Joseph Miller John Hatheway David Ferguson Glasgow William Smith United States H. Hume Fife Scotland Daniel Groves Johnstowne T. Jeckson Boston John Pearam George Prince James Saunders Adolphus Jeckson Edward Ekin Movil County Donegal James M.glaskey Fenny Derry Joseph Butler Dublin Patrick Peterson Roscrea Casoly Tipperary Peterson America Charles W. Popham Robert Gill Southampton Thomas Bille New Haven William Riggs Bath Charles Brown James Crawford Andrew Dale Denmark John Williams Cernarvon Wales George Raymond Robert Griffiths Benjamin Evans Robert’ Hopp Cleary Allan Meade Fordyce Thorn Devonshire Ohio Ds. Seyney Mr. Seyney James M‘glaskey Dungiven Martha Duncalf Manchester Mary Turner Isabella Quinn David M'Granan Elizabeth Meane Louisa Bren‘pan Kilkenny Rencrea William Brown Bridget M‘kaith Henry Jones South Wales Griffiths Egan Sligo Rosa M‘cormick Elize Muller Mia Seilor

Ireland Poor Laws tightened as rates pressed by inspectors

The Irish Poor Laws commission issues strict instructions to inspectors to actively solicit and enforce rate payments from individuals, aiming for full effectiveness. Sir Charles Napier faces pension disputes with Portugal, while a large forgery case unfolds in Bath area with forged North Wilts Bank notes. police and magistrates probe the trader network and a fatal accident involves Inspector Gibson.

Ireland Thia Lord Clarendon Globe C. Narlgx Akd Porrueal C. Napier Portugal Duke of Wellington Tague Barx Norts North Wilts Bank Wo. Green Chippenham North Wilrs Bank Creagh

Soiree of the Manchester Athenæum at Free Trade Hall

The annual Manchester Athenæum soirée, presided by Archibald Alison, Esq, with guests including Cobden and Emerson, drew 1700 to 1800 attendees. Speakers praised learning and Italy's progress, while Emerson celebrated Anglo American ties. the evening ended with a formal address and dancing to a quadrille band.

Manchester Athenæum Free Trade Hall Archibald Alison, Esq F.rs Cobden M.P Wall Aceon Manchester Emerson Concord America Bowring George Craiksbank Viscount Brackley W. H. Ainsworth Blackwood Manchester Atheneum Continent Europe Paris Ecrops Italy Turin D'Azeglio D’azeglio Italiana Mankind Staaly R. W. Emerson Assembly Everett Masachusetts England Mr. Emerson Athenæum Mastachusetts Allson Creed Royal

Friborg capitulation and Paris fortifications update

Latest intelligence reports Friburg capitulates to federal troops ending the Sonderbund threat. Dispatches note fortifications around Paris, new forts planned near Saint-Cloud and Meudon, with royal approval of land acquisitions and orders to supply quarters. Debates over Madrid and Madrid court intrigues accompany war news.

Switzerland Friberg Council of Ministers Wen Friborg Brisgay Grand Council Pubarg Madrid Progre Spain Paris M. Talleyrand Taabelle M. Munoz Narvaez Veuvres Mont Valerien St. Cloud Royal Palace Sevres Apposus Meudes Mostretont Altes Thoas Forte Marabal Dode de la Bronerie Mademoiselle de Lazy London Misa Brion Paria Misa Birch Académie Royale Malle Carlotta Griaj Seine M. Beneili Rome Bie Mojile Grisi M. Benelli Galignani Swirzrntaxp Berne Dufour Diet Friburg Sonderband Lucerne G. H. Duvoun Psgeons Federal Diet G. H. Dorouz Federal Army Belfor Executive Council of P. Oper Syndic of Musatz Sonderbund Line Geltwy Mori Fischer Strengelbach Zofingen Arau Muri Journal Des Débats Salis Soglio Canton Argan Lcbwytz Zug Canton of Sseailants Menzingen Renas Suis Otterbach Magi Zurich Stall Valeia Provisiona Maputo Belescoain Moderado Party M. Mon Chamber of Deputies Francisco de Paula Prensa Union Bank Londonre Rowe Susan Tress Trese Cama Hin Ress Delnyn Selley

Murder and Robbery Trial At Queen s Square Police Court

The reexamination of James McKay Thames Doyle and Thomas Sale for the murder and robbery of John Bellchambers drew a large crowd at Queen s Square. Key evidence from Oct 13 was read, including post mortem findings of a base skull fracture and identification of suspects near the King's Head, with trial motions to remand pending further testimony.

James M'Kay Thames Doyle John Bellchambers Queen's Square Thomas Sale M‘kay Doyle Wolff Binns Sydney W. Taylor Holt William Meyers Card King’s Head Orchard Street Westminster Bellchankers M'Kay Mr. Bees Mr. Bellchambers Bees Bellchambore Bolt Rogers Scale Bellchambera Thames Provgar Orcherd Street Dacre Street Tothill Street Cooper Street Pye Street Mi‘Key Sale King’s Head Court Stratton Ground M*kay Sidney Anne Bellchambers John Price Wilton Street Elizabeth Tock Union Court Mr. Wulff Mr. Wolff Mr. Sidney Trishman James Bradley London Bridge Tom Bellchambers

Distinguished philanthropist invited to Oxford for honorary degree

Mr. Brooke of THE Rags of Sanawak is reportedly invited to Oxford to receive the honorary Doctor of Civil Law from the University for his civilizational work and expansion of the Church of England among savage tribes of Bomeo. Other items note a parliamentary discharge case, a soldier fined for contempt, canvassing expenses against Cochrane, and a railway accident with deaths and many injuries.

Brooke Sanawak Oxford D.C.L Bomeo Goupx Dancombe Souprmra Asp Brompton Court Amos Cochrane Westminster Lyons Croucher Batwa Ageraxe Pragos Pargupitz Ana Naks Reene

Macey Faces Disbarment for Attempted Perjury Scheme

In Re Macey current term Denman and coleridge rule Macey an attorney struck from the rolls for offering five pounds to suborn Wallis to commit perjury at a Lewes trial between Wood and the Earl of Portarlington. Pyne’s affidavit misled. court held Macey’s intent clear and barred him from honorable ranks, warning others. Other cases: Lawson v. Ward notes misdirection. verdict for defendant stands. Cobbett contends to rescind punishment but motion refused. habeas corpus petitions denied as inexecutable.

Queen's Bunch Macey Banco Denman Coleridge Wightman Erle Perann Wallis Lewes Fitzroy Kelly Pyne Wallie Lord Denman Wooda Earl of Peracne Eyaxe Lord Nelson Trafalgar Harris Nicolas Cospertr Hupsox Cobbett Jisi Justice Patteson Chambers Mr. Cobbett Queen's Prison Mr. Cobbstt Baron Parke Court of Exchequer Hoe Brother Patteson Toia Brown Chapman Hudson Co Resson Justice Coleridge Cothett

Literary Review profits case ruled a gratuity dispute

In Surrey before Justice Coltman the jury found the articles were granted gratuitously. The court held Powell could not bind the proprietors to pay for third party writings and refused the rule to set aside the verdict. The case clarifies who contracts for paid literary contributions under the Review's setup.

Tourapar Hxnavp Lear Banco Serjeant Shee Tole Nisi Surrey Justice Coltan Foreign and Colonial New Quarterly Review Zion House Worthington Trinity College Cambridge Siz Powell Heraud Afr Greta

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