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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1846

Page

4

Will of Sir John Williams provides £40000 to widow

The late Sir John Williams UK Justice left his widow the bulk of £40000 from settled income and estate. Trustees included Lord Brougham and the late Lord Abinger. Downehy Hall income and funds were invested. Lady Williams to receive not less than £2000 yearly. real estate reserved for life. Detailed bequests to many relatives and associates amount to 37 shares. Died at Livermore Park, aged 70, four weeks after signing will.

Dowehy Hall Lincoln Lady Williams Grosvenor Square A. Jones John Richardson Mr. Smith Altree Mortimer F. Howes Norwich Lally Edmund Lally Testator Miss Bravious John Palfrey Burrell Gray’s Inn Peter Bellinger Bradie Jancoln's Inn Fields Lord Gifors J. Bolden Edward Brady Archer Livermore Park Suffolk Partiawest London Ireland Ely Wanchester Guardian Texaxt Royan Dynix Society Batcies Kuly Harriet Kathleen Ponsonby Co. Connelian Bernard Aidy De-Camp Royal Catlin Society Robert Shaw W. Benthiam Tiaac Weld John Kk. James Hichard Hemphill Henry Carey Willa Langfield J. F. Hughes Agricultural Museum Be Alo Rewanns Royal East Berke Agricultural Association Maidenhead E. Clayton East Bari Reading Mercury Walter Bearwood Mr. Walter Royal East Berks Agricultural Association Walser Lind Net Beerwood the Times Aberdeen Devanda Alexander Pirie Mason William Russell Alexander Taing Alex. Gordon Alex. Allan Alex. Cameron Gen. Cameron Williesa Henderson George Cramar Maroon Alexander M.andrew Alexander Brekine Cubitt Relab Jetter North of J. Brecken Hurwitz Paris Bruccionli M. Laurent Isnlo Messrs Patey Grattan Cooke Carte Paton Winterbottom Maycock J. Streather Stanton Jones Shargnol Pratten Jun Catchpole Range S Dgwick

Intelligence Report From India and Global Market News

August dispatches from Bombay describe a peaceful monsoon season, Sikh unrest, and British troop preparations along the frontier. Updates cover Moultan, Cabul intrigues, and Doab fertility, plus Madras disturbances, Nizam finances, Bally island, Aden alarms, and Poona marching logistics. Financial notes reference needs, exchange rates, and stock moves amid Paris and Madrid reports.

Waghorn Tia Triente Bombay Tuk Nat India Sik Lali Singh Ferozepare Vushalla Sailej Beas Hardinge tGough Sitola Dun Awail Gholub Singh Moultan Wazeer Lall Singh Seinde Indus Kurrechee Hydrabad Tidus Sukkur Speely Scinde Charles Napier Henry Pottinger Calcutta Cabul Muhamed Jullunder Dooab Cuddapah Madras Presidency Narsima Reddy Wrs Nizam's Bally Singapore Aden Hussars Bowbay Anne Armstrong Europe Poona Horse Guarda Bit Poongh Conmencrat Benbat Bosnay Guzerat England

Riots and relief measures amid Ireland famine unrest

Across Cork, Youghal, Castlemartyr, Limerick, and Dungarvan severe rioting and bread seizures erupted as relief efforts lagged. Military and dragoons fired on crowds in Dungarvan and tried to restore order in Castlemartyr and Fermoy, while Cork merchants pressed for food and workhouses faced mass relief.

Dunary Cork Youghal Wynne Cove Poander Killeagh Father Power Mr. Connally Roger Davis Key J. Hudson TL. Green Maurice Power Hudson Urenge Killesth Yeughal Mr. Connelly Richsrd Musgrave Ballynatray Cork~ Lane Gezel Dungarven Etreng Commissariat Clashmore Thomas Joseph Fitzgerald J.W Bablinas Parka James Power Lord Swart OvrurEak Castlemartym Castlemartyr Earl of Shannon Mr. Gouck FenMoy Fermoy Barrack Hill Limerick Limerick Chronicle Croum Carais Gvho John M'Namara Rinana Patric M‘namara Dromigill Wyndham Patrick Lyddy Shepperton Newmarket Galway Galway Mercury Loughrea Duniin Dungarvan Waterford Kilmacthomas Alftire Vitis Liverpool Euyst Mallow Winn P.L.G Robert Barry Union Mr. Winn Una Vice Prom Qahan Acho Batt Twoomy Ballinvurkig Biar Maiiin Ivhes Briard Ruban Desi Dungarsen Per Rene Waterford Freeman Court House Pewsaary Dungarv Cory England Flood Messra D. Dower Fisher Howley Lord Stuart Iam Thun Waterford Chronicle DunGarvas William Street Janes Byree Hoviey Robert Lengan B. Renate N. Humte J. Pa Icto Mr. Howley Rooney William-street Carroll Christian Schools Browd Teo Wa Ca Christian

Popularity and income critique of bishops and royalty

A weekly contemporaries criticizes a suggestion that the Queen Dowager and bishops should surrender half their incomes to aid starving Ireland. The piece argues every income reflects some industry and defends bishops and royalty as useful and harmless, condemning the idea as unfair and deceptive.

The Marquis of Westminster Defends Landlords in Parliament

APalpable tirade argues that English Law, not Providence, blocks redress for landlords. The Marquis mocks lawyers’ Parliament entry and questions the idea that legal knowledge qualifies one to legislate. He doubts Parliament would ever keep technicians from the Commons stall.

la Ligue Swane Mabrit Tron Prince de Montpensier Ie Frontier Huiner Councilon Groevel Serrenc Senate Times Balner General Serrand Madrid el Tiempo Council of Ministers of Spain Uze Eat Senor Isturiz Ulcer England Heraide Great Britain O'Connell Darrynane Trish Ralph Osborne M.P Reland O’connell Tumvel Dublin Union Westminster Wis Merquis House of Commons

Linen drapery sale dissociation notice in Lambs Conduit Street

The firm Baiey and Rireutr denounce a weekly Despatch report of dissolution of partnership and sale of linen drapery at reduced prices in Lambs Conduit Street. They state no knowledge or connection with the sale or with a partner Mr. Ritchie formerly of Hall and Allen. Albion House, St Paul’s Churchyard.

Ud Sx Messrs Bergosymament Appois Arabia O'Brien Rt Messrs Barney Aly Chronicle Rts Ajary Lamb's Conduit London Baiey and Rireutr Albion House St Paul's Churchyard Ritchie Hall and Allen

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