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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 01, 1848

Page

5

Promise of marriage case ends with theft and laughter

A widow over sixty sues Wepyespay and Onayce for breach of promise of marriage. Evidence shows both parties aged and infirm. verdict awards £20 to plaintiff. A jailed prisoner admits pawning a watch or misplacing funds amid a chaotic scene with remarks about robbery and charity, while the court contemplates returning the watch to a pawnbroker or owner.

Wepyespay Onayce Levi—Butack Secondary Potter Jim Lord Meyer Higgins Father Aughes London Ariah Jim Higgins Tim Calais France Leshes Lockstonoe Islington Retorn Post W. Campbell Mechanics and General Coal Club Company T. Wood H. Campbell Afr D. Alton P. Campbell J. Stockton Joyce T. Stanley C. Campbell Char‘Lotte Street Caledonian Road Bankera National Land Bank B. Briggs Westminster Road Zwoart John Daley John Browne Combe William Taylor Lambeth Salington Perceval Rest St John's Street Clerkenwell Brown Daley Waddington Risonere Indies, &c

Chartist Meetings and Assaults Across Westminster

Riots and court actions unfold as witnesses describe attacks in Westminster and surrounding areas. A shoemaker’s trial details stabbings and suspect movements, while James Ryan and William Wright face charges for mob disruption and stone throwing. A separate case convicts Warren and wife of cruelly flogging an infant, with hard labor imposed.

Whstoiunsthe James Ryan William Wright Richard Cousins Stratton Ground Westminster Ryan Wright Broderip Pluxpenens Thomas Gray Camberwell Gonn Lyons Ronva Hatfield

Chartist meeting in London presses march on Parliament

A crowded meeting at the Socialist Institution in London backs the Chartist petition and calls for organized action including a possible march on Parliament. Speakers urge moral force but some push for stronger steps such as coordinating with Manchester and forming a national guard to press labour rights.

Kennington Common House of Commons Socialist Institution John Street Tottenham Court Road Vernon Stepney Green Mgr. Magrath Bat Bs Highbury Barn Tavern Tower Highbury Dixon Manchester Robinson Skelton Handley Ernest Jones Magrath Jones Grenadier Guards Northamptonshire Feargas O'Connor O'Dillon Berrot Guizot Lord John Russell Ireland England Dohn Fhan Claes William Dixon Confederates of Dublin Confederates of Manchester Mitchell Stevenson's Square James Hoyle O'Brien Meagher Emmett Fitzgerald Frost Williama Daongeon Patrick Ray Congannon John Russell Manchester Charitans Iriah Feargus O'Conors Manchester Guardian

Assize Intelligence Norfolk Circuit Murder Verdict

At Bury St Edmunds on March 27 Norfol k circuit court found Robert Welham guilty of assaulting and attempting to murder Irish cattle dealer Michael Dermott on July 7. The injured man was found near Chapel Hill with skull fracture and blood stains. notes and bag missing. Death sentence recorded. a public subscription raised for Dermott with Lord Huntingfield contributing.

Iacema Besd Smith Thomas Gray Mary Ritchie Alev Mr. Gray Eliza Burgess Pri- Ronigny Jewerneny Thomas Soner Norton Richard Clode Ance Elliott Mies Ann Ensor Croydon Grove Lane Camberwell Cresdon Norfolk Bory St. Enmuxos Arreuptep Morpex—Boalore Robert Welham Michael M.dermott Prendergast Worlledge Lavenham Colchester Chapel Bill Bigs Chapel Hill Mr. Wyon Her Majesty Admiralty J. Rasasi Earl Grey War Department Wyon Ois Naval Memorial Her Britannia Nottingham Calais England America General Steam Navigation Company Anpel Kapas Andel Kader Oliver France Lamoriciere Alexandria Mecca Medina Algeria Bok Galignani Donoghoe Roscommon Lloyd Thomas Donoghoe Vlapuigan Makon Faowas Douranor Thomas Donagher Jonx Lee Hackett Jons Cons

Nottinghams Open Rebellion Meeting and Salford Charter Rally

A seditious Nottingham gathering convened to elect a delegate for the Nations Convention drew thousands in Guildhall and praised revolutionary aims. Speakers urged rejection of aristocracy, supported Harney as delegate, and backed a Charter. Salford Chartists also met to discuss repeal and new war medals.

Nottingham Notrixonam Association of League John Steward Bostock Seub Jonathan Barber George Julian Harney London Belgium Ireland John Skerritt M'Douall James Sweet Charles Roberta George Harrison Harrison Erneal Jones Spher Barber Europe England Mr. Harney Nous Souter Feargus O'Conner Frost Williams Jones

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