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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 24, 1847

Page

3

Market gloom and railway strains mark Liverpool trade

Gloomy market today with shipping and iron trades stagnant and prices unquotable. Liverpool and Manchester Junction Railway directors suspend work amid money-market strain, deposits at £98,500 from £179,000, with little progress beyond survey plans. Authorities fear Irish immigration and rising pauper arrivals threaten work for locals, while factory stoppages and wage cuts ripple through towns.

Notios Rerscoe Dsy Bam Oxfo Quam Ae Ghee Liverol Royal Banks Liverpool Bnking Company Manchester Ralph Pendlebury Raveon Harpur William Ffrance Rawclifehall Thomas Broadbent Wilnow Hawkabaw Perod Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle Kettlewell Burton Castle Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Ranton Stockport Ashton Flyde Dukinfield Hyde Dudley Higginson Liverpool Steeke Staffordshire Aris Birmingham Danting Tice Dowling Boards of Guardians Peraint Liverpool Standard

The Currency Question at Westminster Public Meeting

At a Crown and Anchor public gathering the Anti Gold Law League debated monetary reform. Speakers argued gold as an unstable tool, proposed £50,000,000 in exchequer notes, and linked policy to national debt, employment, and trade conditions amid a crowd of about 300.

Anti Gold Law League Crown and Anchor Strand Friends of Monetary Reform F. Besnoch League Pan Wedneatley Woek Cent Owen Peg Hear Robert Peel Bank Lord John Russell Charles Wood Hinses Liverpool Samuel Jones Loyd Sir Robert Peel Mr. Loyd Mr. J. Duncan Charles IT William IT Pitt Sir R. Peel House of Commons R. Peel

The Commercial Panic and Disastrous Week in Trade

A sweeping survey of a dire financial week highlights ongoing trade gloom, high interest in currency reform, and public calls for measures. The piece contrasts Parliament’s potential remedies with editorial caution, noting Peel’s Bills and Free Trade debates while underscoring England’s cash system as a confidence-driven engine. Names like Peel, Rusell, and various newspapers appear in the critique.

Times Aevares Frankenstein Times Mr. Muntz Robert Peel Morning Chronicle John Russell Birmingham Peel London England

Walpole ends Exchequer Dillas and note plan

Horace Walpole complained his 6 percent stake on manufacturing materials would cost him £400 annually if the Exchequer Dilla notes were ended. A meeting discussed reintroducing notes and banks issuing their own notes as legal tender, but details remain unsettled as the session ended at 10:30.

Flaherty Murntz Mayon Walpsterten Major Waldatetten Watss John Hughes D. Edwards Sohn Oe Ar Plaiav Chester Chronicle Horace Walpole Lord Walpole Dilla Sesgns John Russelt Forever and Cowper Tory Russell Reet

Calculations for Sunrise Sunset Tides in Britain and Ireland

The excerpt explains how to find sunrise and sunset times for any Great Britain or Ireland location using latitude, adjusting by degrees around 51°80′. It lists high water correction times for major ports including London Dock, Bristol, Orkney Cove, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton, and notes variations for inferior harbours. It also provides ecclesiastical calendar data for late October including Sundays after Trinity, proper lessons, day length, dawn and twilight times, and cites several dates in a church calendar.

Great Britain Ireland London Dock Bristol Ork Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyheld Harbour Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Energy and Skill in Resources Prompt Banking Reform Debates

The passage laments overconfidence in a commercial and manufacturing class, arguing that solvency remains questionable due to speculative credit and failed confidence. It defends convertibility of notes, opposes private banker evasion, and suggests government bank advances on genuine securities to prevent ruin and stock realisations while easing credit during distress.

Peel Brammagem

The Church Belligerent and the Anti State Church Rally

A London gathering at the London Tavern hosted by Dr. J Price and the British Anti State Church Association, aims to indoctrinate the public toward severing church from state. Speakers attacked state establishments, defended voluntary religion, and urged political action including voter registration and broader religious equality.

British Anti- State Church Association For the Liberation of Religion London J. Price Bia Pilcher Miall William Molesworth Southwark Price Exeter Hall Charitats Ogree St Stephen's Barnet Burnit Burnet British Anti State Church Association Primitive Church Thompson

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