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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 30, 1845

Page

4

Miscellany shows unrest and illness in 19th century notices

Amid scattered items, reports describe Lord Chancellor recovering from an illness near Henley on Thames, Parliament prorogation to December, and public meetings in Ashton under Lyne and Liverpool demanding free grain imports. A Winchester mayoral dinner notes political speeches, while Liverpool and Glasgow take action on corn laws and famine fears.

Thia Henley On Thames Lacock Lord Denman Chancel Saverel Robert Peel Ashton-Under-L&3x Wedzday Jaegow Canterbury Mertixe William Brown Liverpool Liverpool Times Ronaldson George Birwell Burg Messrs. Young Cuthbertson M.micheel M'Intosh Dewar Erskine Beveridge Beveridge. Mr. Young M‘a Michael Glasgow Argus Vester Ireland Gloucestershire Journal de la Cote d Or Ercou Winchester Mare Eacott England Scotland Egypt Seer Joseph Zerpt Jonathan Atlantic Hampshire Chronicle Ron Kent Renfretoshire Deate Fott Ars Duptey Wilkes Wolverhampton Japaupt Pacua—Mansellans Ibrahim Pacha Vernet Kirten Solixen Pacha Selves Ibrahim Tbrahim Pacha

Lord Morpeth backs Free Trade at Leeds meeting

A Leeds Music Hall gathering of over two thousand, many ladies present, hailed Lord Morpeth's adhesion to the Anti Corn Law League. Speeches by Baines and Cobden praised recent registration gains in the West Riding, with 3,369 claims filed and 2,636 upheld, 1,242 objections sustained, and a net Free Trade gain of 2,142. Morpeth’s letter and £5 subscription were read amid enthusiastic ovation as speakers urged renewed effort to repeal corn laws and reform representation.

Lord Morpeth League Music Leeds J. D. Luccock Edward Baines E. Baines West Riding Baines Lord Maorpeth John Russell J. Baines H. B. Stanfield Cobden Mr. Bright Lord Howick Jnin Robert Peel Bucklend Oxford Yorkshire House of Howard Leeda Stepley Lancashire Knowsley House of Derby Wherncliffe England Lord Wharncliffe Lord Harewood Brooke Earl of Warwick St. Stephen's House of Commonal Anti Corn Law League Friends of Free Trade House of Commons

Arrival of the Caledonia and Oregon News

The Caledonia arrives from Boston with New York dates to November 5. The Oregon dispute dominates, with public opinion turning temperate. Continental dispatches discuss France Spain and Morocco, while naval and political tensions thread through Europe and America.

United States Caledonia Liveroor Boston New York Oregon

Free Trade Meetings North of England Rally at Liverpool

Reports of large free trade demonstrations across northern towns with Cobden leading Yorkshire and Lancashire meetings. Descriptions cover Liverpool Amphitheatre crowding, Bradford Temperance Hall, Lord Morpeth and Lord John Russell adhesions, and calls for immediate corn law repeal amid overall pro free trade sentiment.

Dreadful murder in Peacock Street Newington

In Peacock Street Newington a labourer Daniel Fitzgerald was shot in the breast by a man identified as Samuel Quennell, brother of the deceased’s employer. Fitzgerald died instantly as two bystanders pursued and helped capture the assailant who was later found with a pistol and corded items. The prisoner was taken to Lambeth court for examination as witnesses described the act and alleged threats.

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Great Free Trade Meeting in Sheffield Registration in Yorkshire

A large and influential assembly met Monday at Cathedra Hall Sheffield to urge renewed efforts to register voters in West Riding Yorkshire for free trade. Speakers including Cobden, Bright, and others condemned corn laws, warned of food shortages, and urged middle and working classes to gain more political power via expanded franchise to effect government reform.

Yorkshire Catlera’ Hall Sheffeld West Riding of Rawardth Sheffield Ward Smith Richard M.P John Bright Dr. Thompson Henry Wilkinson W. Fisher Richard Soll Thomas Jessop Turton N. Hoole Charles Wilson P. Nailor T. Roebuck Eay Edward Vickers Mr. Cobden Oldham Mr. Bright Dantzic Hawater England William the Conqueror America Egypt Jonathon Joseph Jonathan Ireland Cobbett Buckland New York Belgium Holland Im Rossi Turkey Duke of Richmond Himan Morocco Buckingham Richmond Scotland Prussia Libeation

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