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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 20, 1845

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Irish Absenteeism Cure Debate Sparks Land Reform Calls

The Nation argues absenteesim worsens Ireland's woes and urges breaking entailed estates to widen land ownership. It cautions against repealing the Union as the sole remedy, favoring gradual transfer of land to smaller proprietors and improved Irish enterprise. It cites canal and drainage projects stalled by absentee landlords and urges direct action within existing governance.

Lucius O'Brien House of Commons Colege Green England Ireland Scotland France Germany Venice Rome London Co Chancery Lord Devon Robert Peel Ulster The Times Lough Neagh Lough Erne Tyrone Monaghan Belfast Ballyshannon Atlantic North Channel Connolly Belleek Erne Fergus John O'Brise Ennis Lord Thomond John O'Brien Board of Sir Charles Price and Co Oil and Colour Altnate William Street Blackfriars Messrs Hoppe Pigs’ Quay Ostlera London Brigade West of England St. Bride's Parish Farringdon Street Colf Braidwood Regent Street Thames Blackfriar Aor County Hodgson Payne Alderman Humphery Anderton Messia Nowell Paul Blackyalaks-Bripox Hopaes Wharf Taz Quixs Thia Gosport Royal Clarence Victualling Establishment Portsmouth Isle Wight Wes Osborne House Prince Alberton Isle of Wight Clarence Yard Windsor Lespey Bedborough Slough Staines Datchet Great Western Railway Windsor Bridge London and Leicester Bedford York Herapath Leros Anp Loxpox Dimget Leeda Metropolis Manchester and Leeds and York and North Midland Railways Wakefield Astern Counties Wakefiell Pontefract Doncaster Rotherham East Retford Nottingham Newark Grantham Melton Mowbray Oakham Stamford Peterborough Lincoln Sheffield Gainsborough Gainsborough Grand Junction Chester and Birkenhead Crewe Woodside Cheshire Junction Holyhead Chester Liverpool Chronicle Dinget Western Railway Land’s End Direct Western Great Western Reading Newbury Hangerford Great Bedwin Marlborough Bradford Bath Westbury Plymouth Falmouth Brantyeuam Oxroan Reapixa Barontox Birmingham Henley-in- Arden Stratford-on- Avon Shipston Chipping Norton Woodstock Oxford Wallingford Caversham Oskingham Farnborough Godalming Horsham Brighton Shoreham Yorkshire Lancashire Cheshire Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Leicestershire Shropshire Staffordshire Warwickshire Potteries Droitwich Irish Sea British Channel Neath West Bay North Western Lancaster and Carlisle Milnthorpe Ulverston Furness English Lakes Windermere Grassmere Lake Devon and Cornwall Dartmouth Exeter Torbay Bideford Tavistock Blackburn Chorley Liverpool Darewen Bolton Broan NagRow Gators Brunel Italy Paris Strasburg Tours Nantes Midland Company Rugby Europe St. Petersburg Odeses Mesers Sale and Worthington Manceater Stock Exchange Frederick Thesiger Ogre Western Cowling Victoria

Conversion To The Roman Catechism Curacy Secessions Noted

From the periodical column we excerpt notices of religious shifts, including Rev. Charles Bridges joining the Roman Catholic Church, and Boscombe Pole and family seceding from the Established Church. The item notes further expected conversions, and a similar drift affecting Bridgewater clergy and associates, with mention of Mr Niphol and the vicar of Bridgewater. The report links these moves to broader shifts in faith practice.

Ira Hixt Marshal Soalt Duke of Wellington Limerick Charles Bridges Oriel College Oxford Boscombe Pole Bridgewater Angtice Professor Austice King’s College, London Pole Nihill Hastines East Sussex John Ellman John Shelley Robert Peel Charles Lembe Beauport Baronet Darby House of Commons Brighton Guardian Lonp Bateman William Bateman Shobdon Hereford Kelmarsh Northamptonshire Portman Square Middlesex Lotheron B. P. Micklethwaite Barr Edward Stewart E. Stewart Bateman Micklethwaite John Hanbury Bes Lord Bateman Portmas Square Kelmarth Earl Brownlow Heo Northampton Portman-square Hanbury Mexico Shamrock Kingstown Liverpool Dublin Mercantile Advertiser Ewart London New Zealand Customs Board Ronprar Axo Escare Metropolitan Police Henry Bradley Chigwell Esser Ilford Alford House of Correction Acorover Feathers Park Row Greenwhich C. J. Carter James More Board of Guardians The Greenwich Union Fing Suggate Caroline Brown Godfrey Dr. Suggate Capel's Wharf Hoppe William Street Blackfciers Bridewell Hospital Wilford Spencer Inspector Woodroffe Richmond Broadway Ludgatehill Hitchin Braidwood Charles Price and Co William-street Blackfriars Wear of England and Imperial Fire C. Hoppe Victuallers Messrs Capes Phoenix Bridewell West of England Charles Price Corporation Farringdon Street Imperial Sun, and Weat of England Kent Road Mfr Anderton Mr. Price Ajuror Mr. Anderton Price Mr. Braidwood Church Mr. Church George Spencer

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