Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

We have pages in Middlesex

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 7 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 04, 1847

Page

5

The Easter Theatrical and Musical Amusements Schedule

Readable listings describe Easter entertainments across London venues with operas ballets and dramatic revues. Highlights include Moore's Oriente productions and the Bedouin troupe at Adelphi plus new pieces at Royal Opera Covent Garden and Princess's Theatre amid shifts in lineups and guest stars.

Pew Men Oper Xpsctacla Europe Ealle Allah Rookh Licien David Maskati Donizetti Madame Castellanae Adina Neferino Gardoni Lablache Dr. Delcamara Thés Royal Mademoiselle Fleury Madame Neudot MM. Albert M. Abile Grand Opera Corps de Ballet Aymarket Planché Mrs. Keeley Princess's Auber Shakepere Miss Winteraley Hyppol Octavian Joan of Arc George Wild Orleans Lord Byron Abydos Porte St. Martin Paris Adelphi Saprea Wexls Jane Shore Victor Quees Crry Loxpom Pavilron Chateau Rouge B. Hurwitz King’s Road City of Mexico John Breckell Stepney Stepney Green Greenwich Battersea Brook Green Hammersmith

Cochrane in Westminster meeting over Spanish Minstrel charge

The Westminster election discourse centers on Mr Charles Cochrane and a Morning Chronicle excerpt claiming garbled text from Journal of a Tour of Juan de Vega The meeting at Coach and Horses North Street hears Captain Houghton defend Cochrane while Huggett and others condemn the content as immoral The session ends with calls for further vindication and a promise of another gathering as the crowd disperses after midnight

Charles Cochrane Westminster North Street Morning Chronicle Juan de Vega Bangey C. Cochrane Cochrane Captain Houghton R.N Don Juan Mr. Robertson Huggett Westminster Reform Society Wright Reform Society Hoggett Mr. Hoggett Mr. Cochrane R. Hoggett Haggatt Mr. Haggett J.rogera Mr. Lewis Mr. Phillips Schadler Cosbhrane Chronicle Houghton Grant Corry Sleyman Amforning Chronicle Re Hoggett Mr. Huggett Iiew Chronicle Mrr. Cochrane The

Charge of Murdering a Child by Starvation at Redruth

Jenifer Bolitho stood indicted for wilful murder of her infant by refusing nourishment and sustenance at Redruth. Testimony from neighbors, relief officers, a surgeon, and the judge's summing up showed prolonged neglect and starvation leading to death. The jury acquitted Bolitho, noting possible gross negligence but no intent to kill.

Sanday 74Th Regiment Glasgow Reformers’ Gazette SouTravanx Moondey Clive Rimnoxiex Cork Wakiey White Hart West End Northelt Thomas Little Hart Combshing Decease Hoe Spinks Hart Street Grosvenor Square Mra. Laxton Anrest Moesers Bloxam Eter Wargeons Duke Street Western Bopmix Justice Cresswell Jenifer Bolitho Redrath Merivale Ireland Hannah George Anne Messenger Pame Jane Hicks Elizabeth Hicks Therisoner Messenger Caid Charles Tregoning Redruth George Harris Redruth Union Jane Polkinghore Samuel Vincent Pryce Mitchell Abe Platus Morley Collis Newton Bettenoo Brampton Chesterfield David Britt Frank Hannah Rutherhaw M Morley Morley An Mr. Kirk Ceaspool Limb Marley Jous Piatts Sims J.P Collin

Latest Intelligence on Lisbon war preparations and European turmoil

The Admiralty reports orders for warlike precautions in Portsmouth and Woolwich with troops embarked on the Sidon steamer for Lisbon and return to England. London and Paris rumors touch on Bank of England, Narvaez, and Greek conflict, while Spanish cabinet changes and royal move toward Madrid are noted. Also reported are Cape casualty, a London chancery case, and a sensational inquest backlog with exhumation talks underway.

Portugal Paris Thoreday London Bank of England Lord Palmerston Count da Montemolin Narvaez Greece Turkey Porto Tunis Secord Presse Prince Metternich Athens Coletti France Louis Philippe I Christina Mazaredo Madrid Pacheco Progresistas Benavides Interior Salamanca Pastor Diaz Justice Sollero Commerce Christine Duke de Rianzares Montpensier Louis Philippe Carr Goon Horg Cape Limerick Freeman's Darby O'Grady Lord Guillamore Askeaton Rat O'Grady Caminer Jo Re Dilkous Lord Hardwicke Dilliona Hardwicke Carey Marx Chancery Lane Sergeant's Inn Carey Street Fleet Street Suprosgp Muapen Setta Brown Mills Middlesex Jenkins Huntley Street Tottenham Court Road Payne Mr. Jenkins Roselly Dooranday George Davey Tottenham Court Davidson Marylebone Milla Pope Rd Wriothatey Russall Francis Godbold Francia Street Wakley Lee Lord Deciso England Ga. Grey

The Iris Campaign Against Hedgi Samon near Borneo

Details the 1846 naval expedition under G. Ropxer Monpay aboard Iris against Hedgi Samon and allied pirates in rivers near Kimanis. Describes allied Dyak chiefs, jungle fort attacks, prahu flotillas, booms across rivers, fierce fighting, fort destruction, and the mission to protect peaceful traders with losses of one Iris seaman and several wounded on both sides.

Her Iris Borneo Ata Tampassuck Pandasain Hedgi Samon Braoui Croise Hadgi Saman Ambong Little Illanoon Kimanis Brooke Hadgi Samon Mambacoot Mr. Brooke Myself England Eir Pangeran Tide Prabus Ceutenant Hadgi Semon Ammuntion Drake Varandah Terra Firma Boata Aig Thoes Phlegethon

Murder and confinement at Pontypool Workhouse in a baby death

A coroner's inquiry at Pontypool Workhouse concluded in the death of John Thomas, ten days old, illegitimate child of Hannah Thomas. The investigation traced sulfuric acid exposure by Mary Miller, indelible suspicions, exhumation, and a verdict of wilful murder against Hannah Thomas.

Pontypool John Thomas Hannah Thomas Mary Miller Thomas Miller Union Lewis Margaret Thompson Rees Thomea Cossens Heenah Thomas

Accident at Forthar Limeworks Kills Three Men

Frightful accident at Forthar Limeworks leaves three workers dead and another severely injured. A fall from 50 to 60 feet of tirring caused by shifting brae trap victims among rubble, with two more deaths soon after. Blair’s Gout and Rheumatic Pill advertised with medical claims.

Kerrizx Mex Kittzp Forthar Tirring Smart Obnston Chambers Dundee Wishart Fifeshire Blair Thomas Strand London

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bennoch Joseph Devine War, Knight George Smith Demeshers Mr. Paynter Chesterfeld Flatts Plat Platts Platta Pilatus Ellen Beresford Westbore Brarley Cesspool Franks Angel Ars. Franka Derby County Gaol Heven Jeseus Mr. Hotham R. Hotham JoHn Piatra Platis Slater Derby Platte Cheaterfield
Search Courier

Search the Weekly Chronicle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Weekly Chronicle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication