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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 25, 1845

Page

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Bar and the Press in Law and Liberty Debate

To the editor the writer discusses how law and press interact, arguing that faults lie mainly in statute and judges. He compares cheap law, debt imprisonment, and small debtor measures with judge made law, cites cases on piracy, and defends common law against blanket press censure while highlighting magistrate actions in debt, theft, and moral cases.

Bas Dheneum England Wales Seth Sturm Robert Peel Lt Lash Home Secretary Teacing

Lord Ashley on the Corn Laws and Free Trade Banquet

Lord Ashley writes to Dorset gentry amid Corn Laws debate saying no pledge to alter stance and warning of inevitable reform. The piece notes a Free Trade Banquet planned for Nov 13 with Cobden Bright and others listed. Additionally, European crop reports from Augsburg/Gazette summarize poor harvests across Poland Prussia Austria and England’s improving domestic supply prospects. A separate item reports Mr Corhead’s self inflicted wound after a £15000 loss in theatrical speculation.

Dorset House of Commons Tan Ashley London Dorset County Chronicle Villiers Cobden M.P Bright M. Philips Europe Russia Poland Prussia Germany Galicia Upper Silesia Aussie Kingdom of Pomerania Grand Duchy of Posen Hungary Silesia Austria Moravia Bohemia Saxony Brandenburg Magdeburg Bavaria Wurtemburg Baden Westphalia Rhenish Belgium Holland France Spain Atll England European Baltic North Sea America Black Sea Scandinavia Denmark Norway Sweden Three Kingdoms Robert Peel Privy Council Gaceite Corhead Kennington

Railway Schemes and Lines Dominate British Press

A survey of rail developments and proposals across the UK notes numerous projects from Aberdeen to Glasgow. Central terminus plans, Cork to London connections, coastal routes, and amalgamation talks promise vast expansion, with shareholders organizing opposition where terms misgive. A Staffordshire deputation discusses Ashton Bray Liverpool Junction works while London suggests an atmospheric rail route through the city.

Aberdeen Asuton Banyen Battwax Ashton, Bray Liverpool Tangasea Wednesbury West Bromwich St. Bararot Ssp Exeran Raiwar Company Bristol Exe Great Western Railway Companies Brittan Small-street Bristol Bristol and Exeter Co Warchy SondaneAn Central City Teminus Charles Pearson W. H. Ashurst London Comswatt and Dyvos Centar Raiway Cork Imperial Hotel Cornwall and Devon Central Ireland Padstow Cornwall and Devon Dakaxgton Axp Hantieroot Eriatiog Dear Axp Daven Castle Hill Dover Grantham Funnrey Rartwar Dalton Gegat Great Eastern and Western Yarmouth Swansea Wales Ward M.P Garrat Noundston Raiway Limerick Exchange Halifax Hvey Axn Hex Goorr Garwany Axn’ Yonk Axp Nortu Leicestersuire Melton Leicester Lime-street Hotham-street Edgehill North Docks Herculaneum Loxpon Axp Batoutox Axp Crorpox Loxpon and Brickton Railway Post Brighton Railway Chronicle Lospox Axp Manxcaxatzn Dinkret Battle-bridge Farringdon-street York House of Commons London and York Hudson Eastern Counties Company Cambridge Tottenham Eastern Counties Railway Company Cambridge and Lincoln Company Lroxs Axp Aviowoy Calon Jun Oo Newcast Axp Egawick Railway Tyne Newcastle Axp Cagnatz Neway Cablingford Rurtwar North West Nogte Bailise Henry Scooner North British Railway Parson's Green Scooner Glasgow Courier Pagts Lyons Bailnoap Ardoin M. Oaslen Verdeau Thames Embankment Meltway Junction Earl of Eon Metropolis Thames Hungerford Market Blackfriars Bridge Blackfiars Bridge Thames Street Cannon Streat Blackwall Minories Blackfriars-bridge Snow Street Oxford-street Doctors’ Commons St. Paul's Charingcross Southend William London-bridge August’s Canal York and Albany Corbett Messrs Stanley Greenhaugh Daniell Denton Lea Heywood Yeates Margerie Sourm EasTgrx South Starronospiux Jcexcriox Thames Embankment and Railway Junction Company Southwark Bridge Greenwich and South Eastern Railways St. Hecox Caxar and Railway Garston South Lancashire Liverpool Chronicle Tur Ambergate Nottingsham Boston Sleaford Birmincham Manchester Ashurat Afesars Rastrick and Remington Ashurat'sine Ashurst Aine Farringdon Street Jst Metropolitan Improvement Commissioners Lord Lincoln

Foreign Intelligence Summary of European Affairs

The article reports on ongoing European diplomacy and finance. It notes Marshal Bugeaud’s letters, changes in Morocco and Algeria moves, stock market shifts in Paris, and royal travels. It covers the Italian insurgents, French naval actions, and the King of the French health and court events. It also mentions Spain with Isabella II turning 15, Madrid stock activity, and Dutch parliamentary proceedings. The King’s speech opens the States General, praising military, commerce, railways, and financial plans amid crop concerns and monetary reform.

Rictwoap Wandsworth Richmond Railway Company Beckett Chapman Coats Ny Bailroops Victoria London Wesminster Southwark Her Lavy “ Sracs Stock Exchange Turenten Esprit Council of Ministers Parla Marshal Bugeand Sémaphore de Marseilles Ihe Abd-el- Kader Morocco Algiers Paria Bourss Orleans Rouen Great Northern Fampouxz Havre Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyen Montereau Basle Paris Afonitewr Parisien Marshal Soult Madame Adelaide Prince Phillype Wurtemberg St. Cloud Chantilly Savings Bank of Paris Munday Constitutionne Oran Cavaignac Djemma Ghazaouat Nedroma Barrat Brest Adonia River Plate Tahiti Wen Pacific Brilliante Genie Senegal Ollivier Chateau of Baron de Rothschild Great Northern Railroad Clermont Amiens France Lyons Maitres Des Postes Aux Chevaux Toulon Lnvargents Africa Leghorn Rimini Adriatic Spain Mapnio Isabella II Besa-Manos Bolsa Manaip Madrid Stock Exchange Barcelona Girons States General Nopne Transmarine Haa

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