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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1846

Page

2

Montpensier marriage dominates Paris and Madrid dispatches

French and British comments on the Montpensier Infanta match unfold through Paris papers and Madrid dispatches. Reports detail Queen Isabella’s role, cabinet notes, and diplomatic friction with Britain, France, and Spain as preparations for the October wedding proceed and stock markets react to the crisis.

Paris Pew Isabella Spain Christina M. Donasi Cortes Courrier Frangais Duke de Montpensier Siécle Montpensier Louis Philippe Toranta House of Orleans France The Epoque Galignani Lord Palmerston Infante Don Henry Tarante Coburg England National Great Britain Courrier Francais Oui Infanta Duke d'Aumale Tours Bordeaux de Vincher Bayonne Baron Athalin Colne Fioretli M. Antoine de Lautour M. Alphonse Pasquier Pasquier Prince Royal d’Aumale Baron Jamin de Beaufort Hautpoul Madrid Irun Marquis de Santa Cruz M. Povar Marquis de Arana Folan Vittoria Burgos Segovia Council of Ministers M. Guizot Lord Normandy Lord Palmeraton Luisa London Count Jarnac Palmerstom Burgundy Morvand Montargis Gien Tony V Paria Bunrse Tursday Bc Tee Orleans Medsc Rouen Havre Great Northern Avienen Vierzon Boulogne Barly Strasburgh Nantes Lyons Avignon Barbeaux Cette Journal Des Délats Wil Seale Tte Britishy Reland Europe Treatier Declard Peawee Ziemno and Espanol Orgena Ware Progresivia Crete Bulwer Heralda M. Lateriz Eco del Comercio Clamor Publico Espectador Neuro L'spanol Times M. Isturitz Don Francisca de Paula Sturitz Narvaez Bravo Murillo Manuel Concha Plaza Mayor Barcelona Catalonia Mapero Count Bressun Serrano Don Enrique Don Francisco de Assie Teabella Don Francisco de Assis the Infanta H.L. Bulwer P.S Breton Duke of Montpensier Corunna Villa‘longa Cortes Banda Ayuntamienty Vienna Duke de Montpepsier Austria Utrecht Prussia Russia Tuileries St. Petersburgh Nona Napoleon of Pesce Herivua

Indian Volunteers Riot Ends In Widespread Violence

Reports describe Irish volunteers clashing with other units aboard a steamboat near Burie- Gune. Colonel Baker and Captain Roberts defend against rioters, both wounded, with eight others injured. The riot subsides after ammunition arrives and a court martial prepares. Fourty miles above Bugnosa a boiler explosion kills five on another vessel.

Burie- Gune Georgia Baker Ilinois Roberts Alrps Winvis Company Alexander J. Seaborn McKim Bugnosa Enterprise California New York Washington Union Bancroft London Mason Navy Department Journala Pickens South Carolina Europe

Annual meeting of City of London General Pension Society

The annual meeting at London Tavern Bishops Gate Street chair Benjamin Bond Cabell reported pension increases for both male and female beneficiaries, rising to 31s and 22s monthly respectively, with 43 current pensioners and strong donations including £50 from the Marquis of Breadalbane. Lord Ashburton was named president for the year, and the Duke of Cambridge agreed to preside at the next festival.

City of Loxnon Marquis of Breadalbane Lord Ashburton Duke of Cambridge Crowns and Anchor Tavern Strand F. O'Connor Ernest Jones P. M'Grath Dr. M'Dowall John Harvey Dennis Dunim England Kart Grey Joseph Sturge L. Heywood J. Fielden M P T.S. Duncombe Colonel Thompson Y. M'Grath Svary Julian Harney E. Jones M'Dowall Wechairgan, &c Panga Oy St. Mantin S ix Pernice Hatus Parislioners St. Martin’s Henry Dukenfield, Bart G. Grey Home Office Staunton Wilson Por Law Galeton Square St. Pancras Buncrany Axp Henore Coxmuer Preaton Eisirs Lambeth Ztaland Company Bynes Broad

Murder and robbery report from Sussex and nearby towns

A man aged 30 to 40 was found on a Brighton beach with a temple wound and signs of foul play suspected, later ruled a drowning after coroner’s inquest. In Harefield two boatmen died after a canal dispute turned deadly, while South Weald saw a bold house robbery targeting a horse dealer and his family, with extensive loot and masked assailants.

Street Harrow Aglimby M.I Court of Directors Grey Bay of Telands Cook’s Straits Aot A. Aglionby Heq M.P Majorbbanks, Esq Qiaga London W. Baker Griffin Leonard Street Shoreditch Ann Metcalf Curtain Toad Daowsixc Mornijng W. Carter Bay Thomas Henry Porter Bermondsey W. Henry Porter Elizabeth Porter Sterry Brighton Susrectro Magper Art BurGutox Joachim Weffin Stemberg Reichtenberg Kingdom of Prussia Christian Martin Elias Moller Albion Lodge St. Jermyn Street Mount Sinsi Brunswick Batts Hove Freemasons’ Hall Nuwoors F. H. Gell Sussex Anthony Murphy Coast-guard Service James Turner Regency Square Harefield Uxbridge Grand Junction Canal Moon Carpenter Compton Wiliam Norman George Norman Norman Kidd Sargeon Keuy’s Arms Inn Magictares South Weald Kesex James Pain Red Lion Inn Coxted Green Qavastion Pain Anth Mr Pain George Smith Mr. Pain Krama Caulaun Coulson Dileay Benin Hall & Reiveeyeekm Atoc Horstey Horsley Tex Miss Tex Louisa Queen Charlotte Udo Tox Miss Tox Mr Dombey Mirs Tux Nan Hark Binning Conree Mirs Tox Pally Niss Tox Wemsa Jemima Miry Tos Misa

Meeting of the Repeal Association in Ireland

The weekly Repeal meeting, led by Edward Clemente, discussed defending the association’s line on Young Ireland. Letters from John O’Connell to the meeting urged massive funding for public works amid famine, proposing a national Irish landed proprietors committee to coordinate relief with government. The session adjourned after noting rent and magistracy correspondence.

Repeal Association John Connell M.P Edward Clemente Eay Bia Young Ireland Iset John O'Connell Darrynane Abbey Cahirciveen Spt Ray Cehireiveen Iveragh Knight of Kerry Monsell Tervon Labouchere Lord Glengall Cashel Dublin Ireland England Abe Trish Connaught Dayset O'Cosnell M. Ray Bag Broderick Burke Je. Smith O'Brien Commission of the Peace Limerick Mag Strates Ourself Francia Wat. Enapy Wm. Smith O'Brien Cubermyle Mate W.S. O'Brix Flw. Brady

Dickensian Portraits and Dombey Death Scene Debuts

The piece catalogs literary works and reviews Dickens and others, noting a fresh Dickens number with mixed criticism and sections on Mrs Chick and Miss Tox at a funeral scene. It details a family arrival scene, the Dombey household, and humorous social types amid the narrative’s solemn moment.

Fanny Mr. Dombey Babs Anny Jarret Eli Louisa Failiar

Robbery Suspects Turn Escape Into Narrow Window Alarm

Mrs Smith shouted an alarm as two stones were hurled through a window during a robbery. Police stations were alerted and authorities believe rescuing all involved is unlikely, with about sixty people possibly connected to the incident reported by the Chelmsford Chronicle.

Mr Chick Mrs. Chick Jnaone Mr. Chick Chelmsford

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