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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 19, 1845

Page

5

Representation and voting in London and Wigan cases

Reported proceedings from the Registration Courts in London discuss the Reform Act voting rights for freemen and liverymen, tracing medieval and early modern city freedoms, while in Wigan the nomination and polling for the Free Trade versus Corn Law reform duel pits Captain Lindsay against Thicknesse with early leads, public commentary, and a mixed reception of the outcome.

City OF London Moxpaw Wansey Times St. Andrew's, Holborn Arnold Persen London Gilas Soker George I Wits Aler Bright M.P Cobden G. Wilson Afr. Paulson Peter Taylor League Quin Wilson Sidney Smith Newstreet E Lopcer Questios Ogle Elbin Fisher Fim Watling-street Cerry Pertner Partnership Funde, Alessrs Nottingham London House Messrs. Fisher George S Wicas James Lindsay K.R. A. Thicknesee J. Acton Thicknesse Captain Lindsey Robert Peel R. Bevan J.thomsen J. Lindsay Sanderland John Lord Lindsay Providentier Wigan Anti-Corn Law League Covent Garden Acton Taicknesse Wicax Isee Thomas Eckersley Captain Lindsay Liverpool Mercury Borouzh Vigas

Latest Intelligence From The Eastern Question And Markets

Reports discuss letters from By 1 Bogeaud and Marshal's counterpoints to Dordogne dispatches, with shipping and bond yields in Paris Bourse and various French and British market notes. Included are Greece Anglo tensions, Queen Isabella II celebrations, and a major Sunderland drowning in a school bath incident with three deaths.

Bogeaud Sémaphore de Marseilles Dordogne Abd-el- Kader Morooza Algiers Paria Orleans Rouen Great Northern Fampour Havre Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes Montereng Basle Manzi Isabella Bolea Mayrocorpato Mixistay France Greece MM. Coletti Great Britain Otho Prince George of Cambridge M. Coletti England Dublin Gregory Allnutt Lewin Exeter Sir Gregory Doncaster Asgault and Romeny Anpover J Munday Lord Holton Basingstoke Matcham Globe Inn Andover Ostler Monday Weyhbill Fair Bob Mowbray Arms Inn Fawcettt-street Maynard Robert Speciall Cowan Grange Robert Baird Archibald Baird David Baird Bert Newbyth East Lothian Robert Lennie M‘alpine Lennie Dunawineton Dumfriesshire Batha Hendon Sunderland Downes Wilson Lennie Baird Robert Bairds Duna Wintoo David Bairdin Darine Axp Metropolitan Great Scotland Yard Little James Street Gray's+ inn lane Townley Gray’s-inn-lane Maury Cattell Gil Bank of England Ailver Queen's Bench

Political and railway notes from a Cherisey meeting

The Cazatsry Acnroorrual Association-At this astnc'a- Hun, meets at the Swan Tavern Cherisey. Mr Briscoe advocates landlord support for farming, easing lease restrictions, and fair rents tied to prices to aid tenant labourers. Accidents on Croydon and Great Western railways are reported, plus a Cambridge carriage assault case and horse racing results at Newmarket October meeting.

Cazatsry Acnroorrual Association Thoreday Swan Tavern Cherisey Briscoe Wells Corp Itis Croydon Toose Fatau Raieway Great Western Railway Paddington Weat Drayton George Vasey Vasey West Drayton Globe George Gurnry Broughton Worship Street Ann Kemble Cambridge Eastern Counties Railway London George Creed Bury St. Edmund's Ayres de Eadant Newmarket ASDAY

Lord Ashley Presses for Limiting Labour Hours in Manchester

Lord Ashley meets a deputation of mill operatives at the Brunswick Hotel with about 400 delegates to discuss the plan to limit working hours. He cites Gardner’s Preston mill success and Prussia as evidence, urges patience, and promises to push a bill at the next session. Delegates express improved literacy and support for ten hours.

Brotherton M.P Huntingdon St. John's Lord Aabley Manchester Rauh Gnad House of Commons Aelf Lord Ashbiy America Lowell Massachusette Prussia Lord Ashley Mr. Gardner Preston Barracks Causa Kestir Lord Ashey Lord Coers Prilot Meting Thapko

Disputed Peerage Case and Guildford Theft Trial Notes

Appellant seeks discharge from prison claiming peerage by relation to former Lord Colvil. Barons reject discharge. case discusses inquest and election issues. In Guildford, Martin Williams charged with stealing three gold chains from Mr. Triggs. defense argues misled state of mind and transport intent. jury convicts, mercy recommended. three months hard labour.

Chambehes Wreonespar Qusstion Parnxce Nasrre G. Cour Gous Loup Cotvitt Convitt Groxor Dorg Baron Platt Scotland Tait Edinburgh Lord Colvil Geners Harue Heaton Queen’s Beach Neavers Ronoeny Beore G. C. Norton Martin Williams Triggs High-street Guildford Parry Relber Mr. P London Frederick E. Thompson Springhall, Thompson, and Powell Raymond Londor Depos Spring Hal A. Groome Girma Licklater Leadenhall-street City Guildford House of Correction Chelmsford Petty Sessions

Railways and joint stock schemes warned by Times

The Times warns that early railway break proposals risk capture by dishonest committees and private ceding of deposits. It notes that under joint stock law, shareholders are liable for full debts, as fraudulent projects proliferate. It urges scrutiny of committees, contracts, and projected gains to protect investors and public credulity.

F. H. Maberlery Les Raileray Murid Railways Persuns Bankera Bey- Ty Scherors Ct Coete Annie

Windsor election canvass and candidate movements report

Reports detail postponement of canvassing after a funeral for the borough's late representative Ramsbottom. Walter returns from Bear Wood to begin active campaigning with a large committee led by Thomas Arthur Moore. Forded by Colonel Reid's team and Winson Wick brewers staff, canvassing targets publicans and bank staff. De Beauvoir retires after poor prospects, while Reid gains support from defectors. Lord Brook abroad and Spencer Churchill announces candidacy at Hounslow Barracks. Cork City sees Serjeant Murphy resign under Repeal pressure.

Winpson Ramsbottom Walter Windsor Bear Wood Gentlman Thomas Arthur Moore Colonel Reid Alderman Ganister Coinnel Nevile Reid and Company Winsor Trewing Reid and Co Tighe John Fel Beanrcir Jhry Baronet Sir John West London Reid Castle Hotel Sir John de Beauvoir Sir John de Beauswir Woonstock Alfred Spencer Churchill Hounslow Barracks Cork City Serjeant Murphy

Local Rail Promoted Arrangements and Bricks to Ceylon Report

A report covers branding changes on the Worcester line and Great Western promotions abroad, a man named Daniel Garrett re-examined on portmanteau theft charges with a plea for remand, and a note that over a million bricks have shipped to Ceylon for a coffee mill project. An incident at Star public house involves a whistle causing injury, with surgeon Mr Mayer aiding recovery.

Worcester and South Wales Junction Worcester, Hereford, and Gloucester Great Western Raitwar Rospaenizs Daniel Garrett Guildhall Great West Re South Western Birmingham Alderman H. Hughes Buicksaki Ceylon Isle of Man Mr. Hulme Star Publi House Church Wailgate Calow Mill-street Mayer Leelesfield

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