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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 22, 1845

Page

5

Free Trade Rising: Cobden and Villiers in Birmingham

Opinion from a Birmingham crowd emphasizes government inaction on suffering and urges decisive policy. Mr. Villiers and Mr. Cobden are praised for detailing the country versus cabinet plight, predicting free trade will soon demand broad public support and that the government must act or fall.

Epathy Birmingham Villiers Cobden Bir. Villiers

Public meeting in Manchester on grain import and food relief

A Manchester Town Hall gathering, attended by 800 merchants and officials, urged the government to open ports to grain and abolish import restrictions to avert food shortages following harvest failures in wheat and potatoes. The meeting backed immediate action and a memorial to Sir Robert Peel.

Nmascuester Manchester King Street W. B. Watkine R. H. Greg United Kingdom Greg J. James Heywood England Scotland Lannarkshire Ireland America Messrs Alderman Ker C. J. S. Walker Absolom Watkin Thomas Bazley Kershaw Mark Phillips M.P Joseph Bretherton Robert Gardner Robert Peel Willoughby Gordon Horse Guards Witneaa Paddington Slough Kent Susser Devonshire Essex Norfolk Northampton Sussex Hampshire General Gordon Cowes and Newtont Newport Glascow Taratre Wizard of the North Deveatetino Adelphi Emanuel Goldsmith Merlborough Street Russell New Coventry-street Adams Chester Square New Coventry Street Kucrell New Coventry

Ireland’s Debtor Nation: Cottages, Tyranny, and O Connell Gripe

An Irish travelogue recounts the Commissioner’s tale of widespread ignorance of money and pawned wealth among Crees and tenants. It contrasts Cahiroiseen and Derrynane villages, detailing Daniel O’Connell’s midman role, subletting, and extreme tenant poverty with Lord Lansdowne’s more humane estate practices.

Kexmother Kenny Galway John D'Arcy D'Arcy Paiiety Mr. Murray Murray O'Connell Cahiroiseen Daniel O'Connell Kerry Marquis of Conyngham George Hill Jendlord Tralee Derrynane Dublin College Hartop Bland Lord Cork Butler Weaverville Keane Mahony Derrynane Beg Derrynane House Cooynagham Donegal Derry- Nane Ireland Daniel O'Conne Marquis of Lansdowne

Arrival of the Great Western steamer reports New York news

The Great Western steamer under Captain Mathews has arrived with reports from New York up to November 6. The piece notes a growing unease over the President's forthcoming Message to Congress and highlights market activity in cotton corn flour and wheat, with prices cited and expectations of further reductions amid large receipts. Also included are various British and Irish notices on governance, famine measures, and local incidents.

Livzaroor Great Western Mathews New York Hibernia Congress Genesee PE _WEHEELY CHRONICLE Ireland Ple Trelach Jonx L. Amani Ablin Paivy Council PantiaMgnt Cabinet Council Privy Council Prince Albert Lord Wharncliffe Duke of Wellington Robert Peel The Treasury James Graham Home Department Earl of Ripon Board of Control H. Goulburn Exchequer Earl of Lincoln Woods and Forests Sidney Herbert Earl Delaware Earl of Jersey Jord Granville Loup Cuaxcerton Norra Kent Feversham Gup Wretesx Great Western Company Exeter British Channel Dover Portsmouth Southampton Plymouth Falmouth Atrzecep Menpexa—Lepauri Earl Somers Captain Jones Richard Webb Osman Ricardo Elizabeth Johnson Liverpool Thomas Davis Mraruxa Typ Brecon Old Bank Gwaclod-y- Garth Arms Merthyr Tydvil Richard Williams Herman Morgan Thomas Richarda Thomas Pentyrch Cardiff Troedyrhiw Merthyr Ynisgoy Brecon Haa Trina

Dreadful Fire at St Agnes le Clair Baths

A Sunday fire at the St Agnes le Clair baths in Tabernacle Square Shoreditch caused two deaths. Mrs Charles Moore and her son George Hall died in the blaze after inmates were roused by Constable Dearman. several others were burned or injured while escaping. Fire brigades from Whitechapel Jeffray Square and Watling Street battled the flames with assistance from the West of England and parish engines. The inquest returned an accidental death verdict.

St. Agnes-le-Clair Dearman Moore Tabernacle-Square Shoreditch Mr. Moores Spike Constable Poller G.litterton Old Street-Road Charles Moore Whitecross Street Jeffray Square Watling Atreet Braidwood Crookland Weat of England Connorton Angel and Crown Gurney West of England Peel George Benson Tabernacle Square Samuel Girard Edwin Perrier Girard George Hall Mr. Moore New Tariff Agues le Clair R. H. Moore Roper and Moore Thornton Heath Croydon Royal Exchange Charles Peel Hease Phenix Henry Gurney Victualler Phannix William Baker Middlesex Black Horse Kingasland Road Sarah Moore Richard M. Moore Agnes Te Clair Finsbury Royal Exchange Fire William Deaman

Railway Interests and Amalgamation in 1845 UK Railways

Summary of vast railway data: completed lines, courses under construction, projected schemes, deposits, and capital. Notes on amalgamations among Manchester Sheffield Midland and North Derbyshire unions, depots, and planned central station at Leeds. Includes depots, deposits due, and parliamentary plans for multiple lines.

Manchester, Sheffield, and Midland Sheffield and Cheaterfield North Derbyshire Union Sheffield Bakewell West Midland Manchester Midland and Sheffield, Bakewell West Afidland Midland Buxton Ambergate Asmorpayp Hasrines Lixt South Eastern Ashford Baiontox Asp Cheltenranw St Ie Herapath BaienTor Axp CaicageTen Worthing Susser Advertiser Cawnince Linz Cambridge Hudson Chariogeroes Bridge CagLresniu Matveny Midland Company Tewkesbury Cheltenham Malvern Welch Midland Bristol Birmingham Birmingham and Gloucester Ashchurch Gloucester Cheltenham Examiner Eastens Cocxtize Jouxctiox Axp Eastern Counties Railwar Company Graxp Centuay Gentlemoon Central Leeds Manchester and London and York Leeds and Thirsk Leeds and Dannbury Leeds and York Railwa Ach Company Gravesexp Rocngston Great Wester Brentford Ceytrat Treminoe Kisxsy Srspaen Carlisle Glasgow Lancaster Newcastle Livenpool Amalgamated Railway Company Liverpool Edgehill Lonpox and Manchester Railway Remington's Rastrick John Rennie Remington Afr Lyme Roots Tavaron Tweedmouth Noatn Norwich S' Yo Walaham Nearorn Atte

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