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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 13, 1846

Page

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Monopolist Meetings and Protectionist Dinners Scrutinized

The Herald reports on Protective rhetoric at Buckinghamshire and North Warwickshire gatherings. It cites Mr Newdegate and Lord Buckinghams role, condemns taxes on bread and land rents, and notes the Newcastle and Sheffield ministerial meetings with sharp satirical comparisons. It also covers royal visits to Jersey and Cornwall and a correspondence involving the Duke of Wellington.

Bucks North Warwickshire Newdegate Touchatone Buckinghamshire Ripon Buckingham Peel Bompsion England Jess Clayton North Warwickshire Nawdegate Sheffield Weird Sisters Ting Lord Morpeth Marquis of Granby Duke of Richmond Mr. Disraeli Lord Brooke Mr. Spooner Lord George Mr. Newdegate Parker Lord of the Treasury Ward Brim Atone West Riding Biltingegate Lord George Bentinck George Retisn Her Isle of Wient Earl Spencer Lord Palmerston Black Eagle Devonport Admiralty Duke of Wellington Fitz Sims Islington Fitzherbert Prince of Wales George SV William Hill Mary White Peggy White Countess of Jersey Lord Rivers Guelph Simpson Sophia Elizabeth Guelph Fitzhertert George IV William Joshua Mac Hill Honourable East Indin Company Bridgewater William Parker God of Truth Hill Mre. Sims Lord Duke Josava Hunt India Captain Hill Tavistock Place Tavistork Square Gews Price Chancery Lane Tyrrell Prince Stanislaus, Poniatowski Greece Rome Canova Mars Venus Hercules Brighton Cottenham London London and Country Press Excellent H. D. Chad C.B Portsmouth Harbour Deptford Charles Napier Sidon John Hill Pelham Greenwich Greenwish Blackwall Bugsby’s Hole Two Sisters Whitby Houston Stewart Woolwich Dockyard Long Teach Deptford Dockyard Ix Velock Mary

Bankrupt Levy Case Adjourned Sine Die

Nathaniel Levy a Whitechapel butcher faced last examination in bankruptcy court. Garland disputed a 129 pounds 5 shillings payment, books were inconsistently kept, and the commissioner adjourned sine die without protection. Other items include Ilford and Clerkenwell cases, plus police and court notes across London.

Duncan Wu, Cotton Chainy Eanex William Sergeant Loughton Pelham King's Head Francis Francie Jack Lydia Briggs Commissioners of Police Edwards House of Correction Elizabeth Sergeant Elizabeth Francis Sergeant Mansion House Evans Tobin Beer Lane Tower Street Agin Paddy Elizabeth Hoold Hetley Soho Square Clerkenwell John Pricat Angel Terrace Pentonville Thomas Stanfield St. John Areet Road Van Greenwood Mould Newgate Mr. Green

Case of Captain Richardson Forgery Trial Continues

Captain Richardson, chairman of the Tenbury Worcester and Ludlow Railway, faces charges of altering a £10 cheque into £5,000 and defrauding Coutts. Evidence includes Bank of England notes exchanged for gold, witness testimonies from bank clerks, and director Stephenson. The Lord Mayor presides as the case resumes with remand to Friday.

Captain Richardson Tenbury, Worcester, and Ludlow Meatra, Coutto and Mansion House Mesars Coutts Richardson Bank of England Howell Stock Exchange Bush Bushend Mullens Society For the Protection of Bankers Alderman Wilson Coulthurst Coutts and Co Wolfe Flower Buss Alderman Wilsin Alderman Gibby Roxsell Clarkson Goodman Stephenson Henry Skinner Wexford Waterford Valencia Richardese Parliament Street George Brown London and County Bank William Richardson Exchange-buildings Royal Exchange Thomas Ager Royal Exchange Buildings Archibald Griffiths Guld Fe Fry Gentirmac Robinson National Bank Ireland Liverpool BG. S. Willis Smith Scotland Upper Grosvenor Street Sir William Young Puleford

Narrow Escape From Collision on Derby Nottingham Line

Passengers on a daily Derby to Nottingham line escaped a near-miss with the Derby to London express as two trains passed within minutes. The Nottingham train faced a delayed departure while the Derby express arrived shortly after, prompting fear of a catastrophic accident. Passengers demand urgent action to adjust times and prevent future danger.

Derby London Red Hill Nottingham Uenal Noriggenss

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