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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 12, 1846

Page

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Monopolist Dinner Sparks Debate In North Warwickshire

A Herald report on a Protectionist dinner in North Warwickshire critiques Peel era policies, praising Newdegate and local figures while denouncing the governing Grace and Factory-era tariff shifts. The piece laments attempts to tax bread and defend free trade amid monopolist landowner interests.

Bocks North Warwickshire Newdegate Touchstone Buckinghamshire Lord Ripon Buckingham Pee Thompson England Peel Mr. Clayton North Warwickshire Sawdur Sheffield Weird Sisters Lord Morpeth Marquis of Granby Duke of Richmond Mr. Disraeli Mr. Newdegate Lord Brooke Mr. Spooner Bes Lord George Parker Treasury Ward West Riding Jord Morpeth Mr. Newdegete

Death of Lord Metcalfe and public notices travel through empire

Obituary outlines the life of Sir Charles Metcalfe from his 1785 birth to his 1838 retirement, detailing his rapid rise in the East India Company's service, key postings in Delhi Hydrabad and Agra, reforms including press liberty, and his later governorships in Canada and Jamaica. The piece also reports the death of the Marquis of Ailsa and notes other colonial and local items, including clergy satire and several London accident reports.

Wichit Portsmounth Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert Fairy Black Eagle Egypt Point West Cowes Cowes Castle Fort Monkton Yacht Club Trinity Wharf Adolphus Fitzclarence Prince Albert Princess Royal Prince of Wales Osborne House Earl Spencer Lord Palmerston Devonport Admiralty Duke OF Wellington Fitz. Herbert Hill Duke Lord Duke Sophia Elizabeth Guelph Sims Sime Islington Fitzherbert George IV Williams Hill Mary White Peggy White Countess of Jersey Lord Rivers Guelph Grace Simpson Sophia Elizabeth Guelph Sims Fitzhertert WeEx Lington William Hill William Joshua Joshua Hill Standa Honourable East India Company Bridgewater William Parker God of Truth Captain Hill Mrs. Sims India Tavistock Place Tavistock Square Price Chancery Lane Tyrrell Prince Stanislaus Poniatowski Duke of Richmond Chichester Bank Brighton Gazette S. W. Bennett Brighton Cottenham London Her Excellent H. D. Chad C.B Portsmouth Harbour Deptford Charles Napier Sidon Sir John Hill Pelham Greenwich Blackwall Bugsby's Hole Whitby Houston Stewart Woolwich Dockyard Long Reach Harris Canada East India Companys Europe Delhi Lahore Kanjeet Singh Lord Minto Sutlej Jirmna Ranjeet Metcalfe Achterlony Dowlat Row Scindiah Mrr. Metcalfe Mr. Russell Hydrabad Nizam Apim East Indias House Chundgo Lall Rajpootana Supreme Council Board of Revenue Fort William Agra Calcutta Charles Metcalfe William Bentinck Lord William Bentinck Lord Auckland Sir Charles Bengal Madras Charles Bath British India Fountain Head Beat India Company Crown Board of Directors Leadenhall-street England East Atlantic Lionel Smith Jamaica House of Assembly Sir Charles Metcalfe Kingston Downing Street West Indies Robert Peel Colonial Club St. James’s Square Canning North America Canadas Lord Metcalfe Manquess Attis Ailsa St. Margaret's Isleworth Earl of Casillis Archibald Kennedy Marquess of Isle of Ailsa Ayr United Kingdom Earl of Caesilis Baron Kennedy Scotland Archibald Caesillis Anne John Watts Jane Margaret John Erskine Ayrshire Berwickshire Forfarshire East of Tur Marquis Londonderry Seaham Sunderland J. Lambert St. James's Chronicle Durban W. H. Hewitt Hart Street Bloomsbury Square Seabaw Patbox C.J. Cresswell C. J. Creaswell R. Moorsom Moorsom Marquis of Newcastle Advertiser William Fawe Love Lane Millpond Bridge Bermondsey John Gibson New Street Hercules Buildings Lambeth earEe St. Thomas's Hospital Thomas Cox George-street Lewisham-road Dennis Bryan Lower Road Peckham-lane Canal Bridge John Hayes Mesars Peno and Sons Afr Travers Woolwich William Manning

Extraordinary Charge of Forgery Case of Captain Richardson

Captain Richardson, chairman of the Tenbury Worcester and Ludlow Railway, faces fresh proceedings for forging a cheque of £10 into a £5,000 instrument and defrauding Coutts. Evidence centers on notes exchanged for gold at the Bank of England, with multiple bank clerks and directors called to testify about the alleged scheme and related transactions. The trial continues with more witnesses to be heard and a remand until Friday.

Captain Richardson Tenbury, Worcester, and Ludlow Messra Couus and Co Mansion House Messrs. Coutts Richardson Bank of England Howell Stock Exchange Bush Alderman Wilson Courthurst Coutts and Co Wolfe Plower Lord Meyer Alderman Gibbs Lon Muse ‘Sell Clarkson Goodman Stephenson Henry Skinner Wexford Waterford Valencia Hichardern Exchange Buildings Cruse Parliament Street George Brown London and County Bank Captin Richardson Brown Cornhill William Richardson Exchange-buildings Royal Exchange Thomas Ager Royal Exchange Buildings Archiball Griffiths Guld Fry Mr. Fry Discovery Ag Mr. Clarkson Mr. Bush Bua Robinson Smith Payne Thomas Stevenson Scotland Upper Grosvenor Street Sir William Young Puleford 1Uth

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