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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 18, 1845

Page

5

Legal Voting in London Freemen and Lodger Rules

The Registration Courts discuss eligibility of freemen and lodgers for voting in London. Cases cover the medieval gilds and the Reform Act provisos, whether a tenant, lodger, or occupier qualifies as a voter. The Bright case at Leach Place touches occupancy, residence, and League funds. The West Riding revision reports a Liberal gain of 2143, turning Wortley’s majority into a 1606 minority.

City OF London Moxpa Wansey Times St. Andrew's Holborn Arnold City of London Yeamen George I Ssime CIA House Bright M.P Cobden G. Wilson Paulton Peter Taylor R. R. R. Moore Abraham Walter Fleet Street Anti Corn Law League Silner Smith League Quin Wilson Sidney Smith Ogle Elkin Fisher F Grms Watling-street Messrs Nottingham Watling Street West Riding Wortley Leeds Mercury

Railway Break Patent by Rev F H Maberley

A notice highlights Rev F H Maberley of Stowmarket inventing a railway break to stop an entire train quickly and reduce concussion. It claims broad protection for engineers and warns of risks in early railway schemes, stressing individual liability of shareholders and directors under joint stock law and recent reforms.

Raiway F. H. Maberley Stowmarket Railway World Raiways Hias Rigard

Representation of Wigan Election Nominations and Polls

The Wigan nomination day featured Captain James Lindsay Conservative and R A Thicknesse Freestrader escorted with flags and music. Thicknesse urged free trade and repeal of the corn laws, while Lindsay professed independent stance, urging a fair vote free of Anti Corn Law League influence. Polls showed Lindsay leading, with a lively crowd and orderly conduct despite spirited exchanges.

Wicax James Lindsay R.A. Thicknesse Rmusic J. Acton Thicknesse Captain Lindsay Robert Peel R. Bevan J.thomson J. Lindsay Sunderland John Lord Lindsay Wigan Anti-Corn Law League Covent Garden Theatre Acton Thick- Dexise Thickbesse Pedito

Latest Intelligence on Algiers and European rumor waves

Readable dispatches from Algeria recount a French detachment surrounded by Arabs, with units marching toward the Oran region and battles near Mascara. Reports cite heavy casualties, slave or livestock captures, and a rising insurrection led by Abd el Hader so that western Algiers experiences fighting as Kabyle and Arab factions join. The third note from Cavaignac updates on ongoing clashes while an Emancipation item claims Isabel Segunda and Count de Montemolin have secretly betrothed, with confirmation from Mapuro about the pair. A parish meeting in St George in the East criticizes rectorate changes and plans civil actions. Fire devastates Bennie’s workshop in Glasgow.

Alorgns Paris Algerie Afesenger Lamoriciere Algeria Oran Tiemeen Ain-Timmenschen Oran Lake Korte Cavaignac Bourjolly Bou-Maza Grey Mascara Ormanza Kabylon Dellar Romovnep Manarace Spatx Toulouse Spain Don Carlos Munoz Count de Montemolin Don Carloa Duke de Riangares France Christina Tuileries Bourges Iolante M. Munoz Basque Goday Mapuro Isabel Segunda Bayar Krxo Puserisu St. George-in-the-East Liquorish Weaver R.N Rippingham Chatwood Richardson Skelton Canterbury London Bryan King Tueaday John Bennie Wright New Bridge Street Laurieston Coburg Street Alan Bennie Wear of England Atove Glasgow Brentwood Margaret Sarah Harding Hay and Bousfield Radford Chelmsford

The New Zealand Company special meeting notes 1845

A special court of te Proprietors at New Zealand House discusses the 19th report. Directors outline negotiations with the government on land titles municipal self government and loans to fund colonization schemes in New Zealand including Nelson Otago Wairarapa and Cook Strait districts.

Te Proprietors New Zealand Agllouby Charles Buller House of Commons Uetterance Lord Stanley Robert Peel Lefavre Board of Trade General Legislative Council Spain Cook's Strait Wairarapa Wellington Auckland Port Nicholson Fitzroy Otago Middle Island New Edinburgh New Zealand Company Her Majesty's Treasury Messrs. Smith, Payne Smiths Alrerd Mary Catherine Nicholson Wakefield Amonot Edinburgh Nelson Wairon Wanganui New Plymouth Tte Flymouth Pis Fox Hss Court of Directors The Ths Joseph Somes Eeq

Gloucester lawyer refuses fare in Croydon Railway case

In Southwark police court Mr George Chilton QC defended his act of defiance against the Croydon Railway penalty. The case centered on a 1s 3d fare expected when travelling from Croydon to London Bridge, with Chilton arguing Parliament did not empower detainment. He paid the fare under protest and vowed to pursue the matter to a higher court.

Worcester and South Wales Worcester, Hereford Gloucester Great Western George Chilton Bercher Inver Temple Jeremy Traill Southwark Croydon James Smith Brighton and Sydenham Witners Witnese Chilton Mr. Chilton Railway Company Smith Edwin

Parliament Statues Plan for New Houses of Parliament

The Fine Arts Commission reports likely statue placements in the new Parliament buildings. They propose six marble statues in St Stephen's porch and sixteen in St Stephen's hall, with Marlborough, Nelson, Selden, Hampden, Lord Falkland, Lord Clarendon, Lord Somers, Sir Robert Walpole, Lord Chatham, Lord Mansfield, Burke, Pitt, and Gratton among those named. Artists Calder Marshall Bell and Foley to model Hampden, Falkland, and Clarendon. £2,000 proposed toward works.

St. Stephen's Porch St Stephen's Hall Marlborough Nelson Selden Hampden Lord Falkland Lord Clarendon Lord Somera Robert Welpole Lord Chatham Lord Mansfeld Burke For Pitt Gratton St. Stephen’s Hall William Calder Marshall John Bell John Henry Foley Westminster Hall Lord Faulkland United Kingdom Allfred Elizabeth Robert Bruce Lord Barleigh John Hampden Earl of Clarendon Lord Somers Bert of Walter Raleigh Captain Cook Thomas Gresham Chaucer Spenser Earl of Surrey Shakepeare Milton Addison Richardson Johnson Cowper Sir Walter Scott Bacon Napier Newton Locka Robert Boyle Caxton Watt Herachel Cavendish Inigo Jonca Christopher Wren Hogarth Joshua Reynolds Flaxman John Howard William Wilberforce Harvey Jenner Hichard I Cour de Lion Edward I Edwards II the Black Prince Henry V William III George el Cardinal Langton William of Wickham Cardinal Wolsey Earl of Strafford William Temple Lord Russell Robert Walpole Earl of Hardwicke Est Camden Grattan Barns William Jones Robertson Hume Fielding Roger Bacon Smeaton Brindly John Hunter Adam Smith Parcell Garrick Waoss Ervicigs Haven Lvsps House of Lord Prince Albert Sitle Stephen Langton Canterbury William London Almeric Knighta Templars Earl of Salisbury Earl of Pembroke Waryn Earl of Warren Arundel Haubert de Burgh Kent Richard Clare Aumerle Geoffrey Glocester Saher Winchester Henry Hereford Roger Earl of Norfolk Robert Earl of Oxford Robert Fitzwalter Eustace de Vesci William de Mowbray Signad Whitehall West Minston Victoria Gallery House of Peers Egbert Edgar Canute Edward the Confessor William the Conqueror Edward IV Edward V Richard III Victoria Henry VI Queen Anne House of Lords House of Brunswick George I William IT Mary Her Wan Gally Keight Alfred Whitehell

Bank or Exataxn Digipexps Rotunda Scene of Trade

The Bank of England rotunda on Tuesday showed a scene of trade with October dividends due on various Bank stock and annuities. A young woman, Jane Whitehead of Newestan street Gough square, was injured when an omnibus wheel struck her arm near Wade the baker, the shoe of the omnibus breaking through a shop window. She was taken to a surgeon and treated for a deep wound as the omnibus was stopped and the crowd dispersed.

Bank of England Jane Whitehead Newestreet Gough Square Fetter Lane Wade Houlborn

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