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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 25, 1845

Page

2

Sligo Repeal Demonstration Faces Bright Weather And Crowds

The Sligo Repeal gathering concluded with a sizable crowd and a grand procession for Daniel O’Connell. Attendees filled streets with arches and banners as speeches urged unity, Emancipation, and repeal, while the Liberator criticized Maynooth and English policy amid spirited exchanges and political humor.

Sligo Thurles Cantlebar O'Connell Odd Fellows England Earl Seer Ireland Jority Limerick Ribandham Mr. O'Connell Ody Rengieman Agy Coe Old Ireland Semere Banque

Lord Brougham on England and France policy

Lord Brougham writes to a French friend praising Franco-British cordiality. He argues there is broad support for France across parties and that a warlike Paris faction would threaten peaceful ties. Ireland is described as weak to anti-English agitation, with authorities committed to stability and reform to ease Irish grievances.

Count France Europe Lord S Severas Cateer Paria Cay England Pacific Friends of Peace Ireland Ltme

Fire at Farm Sparks Inflammatory Blaze Reported

An alarming fire broke out on the night of a farm belonging to Mr. Charles Machin at Er Fe Delegg. Fire offices quickly responded and subdued the flames. It is alleged to be the act of an incendiary. A reward of fifty guineas was offered for the offender.

Ireland House of England Maynooth Achill Paddy Devil Island Conder Epocrites North Culling E. Smith Titus Oates Smith Southwark London William Molesworth Jabez Hastings Browne Elphine Irer Myler M‘donnell Tite Eernsé Eall Ctrern Tipperary Treland Olane Charles Machin Er- Fe Delegg Birmingham Gazette Ava Ager Ira Jamaica Langley F. Foster Souter and Lau Foster TRE George Henry Lewis Middle Temple Eay Smith, Elder and Co Warner Provisional Committee

Parish magistrates free poor rate case in Bungay

Robert Kemp, a labourer, faced magistrates over 2s 9d poor rate in a case marked by poverty and large family burden. The bench dismissed the summons, noting the parish’s cruel enforcement risks and suggesting discretion on costs while urging aid for struggling workers. Other notices report crimes and a potato disease survey across Britain and Ireland with containment measures.

Aonicerte Ray Lanovsens Anp Bunaar Robert Kemp Stev. C. Brace J. L. Bedingfield Bungay Opon St. Andrew Bruce Moy Cottage Green Mr. Bruce Tain Thomas Lister Barnesley Leeds Intelligencer Afr Whigham Perhshire Glasgow Courier George Gurney Broughton Sitling Worship Street Ann Kemble Cambridge Eastern Counties Railway London George Creed Bury St. Edmourd’s Vwm Alfr. Broughton

Evanteos at Happen Hart in a Lanthorn of Adored Tales

A bustling literary chronicle in London prints praise for a lavish volume edited by the Baroness de Celabrella. It highlights engravings by George Cattermole and a towering Nubian Slave tale filled with peril at sea, massacre, and eventual justice, set against aristocratic salon scenes at Haddon Hall.

Evanteos Baroness de Celabrella London H. Colburn Haddon Hall Eva George Cattermole Hope Flower Oterati Andriani Lazzaroni Naples Maccaroni Cattermole Cergo

Factory meeting backs Lord Ashley on ten hour bill

Factory operatives in Bortos gathered to present an address to Lord Ashley M P praising his efforts to shorten factory hours. J Gregory presided as orator and J Roberts seconded the address, carried by acclamation. Ashley explained past parliamentary attempts in 1844 and the need for broader support, noting public opinion shifting toward reform and the benefits seen in Bolton and Preston. He urged timely action and predicted eventual success, while emphasizing moral and educational improvements for workers.

Mary Miniater Langley Hasannah Aro Krasid Arapse Henell Hank Renaeless J. Roberts Lord Rabley Eer Owever Petitons Manchester Bolton Preston

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