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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1847

Page

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The Cutlers Feast and Free Trade Debate in Sheffield

At the Cutlers Hall Sheffield Earl Fitzwilliam and guests toasted free trade. The Master Cutler led remarks urging openness while Lords Morpeth and Palmerston were invoked in policy discourse. Cobden and the West Riding contingent received praise as speakers urged peace through naval strength and industrial expansion.

Cutlers Earl Fitzwilliam Earl of

Wolverhampton Electors Back Villiers For Remainder Term

A large Wolverhampton meeting, chaired by E. B. Dimmack, passed a resolution urging that Mr. Villiers remain as their representative, pending outcome with South Lancashire. The vote reflected strong local support and potential new election implications.

South Lancashire

Great Britain steamship freed from Dundrum bay by Birkenhead

An eye witness recounts the failed first attempt to move the Great Britain from Dundrum bay on August 26, the persistent flotilla operation, and a renewed effort with Birkenhead, pumps, and hawser work. After multiple trials, fog and tide issues, and heavy labor, the vessel was finally towed to Belfast Lough and then into Liverpool amidst cheering crowds.

Dundrum Liverpool Birkenhead Great Britain Morne Tdem Haman Claxton Her Baneers Dundrum Bay Strangford Bay St. John’s Ligthouse Strangford Lough Abe Belfast Copelands Liverool

Adjourned inquest into Cricket steamer disaster resumes

The adjourned inquest into the Cricket steamer explosion deaths reconvened at St Martin's Workhouse with coroner Mr Bedford presiding. Government inspectors are to examine the wrecked machinery. witnesses testified on post mortems and drowning findings as the coroner plans to adjourn for a week for official engine and boiler inspection.

St. Martin's Workhouse Bedford Westminster Chambers Q.C Richardson Joyce Fry Board of Trade Messrs T. Thloyd C. Hughes Her J. C. Fox Elijah Galloway G. M. Young Thomas Shed George Shute George Selley Pelica Chapman Witnras J. N. Bainbridge Littleton John Buckley George Anderson Beadle St. Ann's Pariah Lambeth St. John’s Church Waterloo Road St. Martin's Board of Guardiana M. Chambers Cricket Jeryman Galloway Times

Harvest Thanksgiving Proclamation Delayed Until Harvest

A proclamation by order of the Queen in Council will be issued when the harvest is gathered. Officials note the southern British and Irish crops are early and plentiful, but a decision awaits full renault. It is expected no official announcement until after the Queen returns from Scotland in about a week. A steamboat accident near Battersea bridge involved the Lady of the Lake as a paddle wheel part broke, causing alarm among passengers before the vessel was towed for repairs.

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