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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 06, 1845

Page

5

Protestant Church in Ireland a historical failure says Sydney Smith

The argument condemns Protestant ascendancy in Ireland as spiritual tyranny. It critiques funding subsidies and tax breaks for Catholic governance while urging England to trust missionary truths and curb Tory misrule. It cites Peel era finances, Irish grants, and calls for balance in church revenue.

Sydney Smith England Ireland Abso Peel Popish Sesivary Lord Sandon Sir Robert Peel Corton

Maynooth College bill motion arouses division vote

An 1845 parliamentary record shows a motion to amend Maynooth College acts. The committees split 216 to 114 with many Lords and MPs named among those voting yes and no.

Maynooth College College of Maynooth

Murder Trial Opens in Norfolk Circuit

William Tettenham aged 32 stands charged with willful murder for shooting his wife Mary Anne at Wantleden on February 5. Witnesses recount marital strife and a late night at the Oytter public house before the fatal act, with the prisoner confessing to Mace.

Norfolk Bury ST. Edmunds Alteces Meaper Crown Court Baron Parke William Tettenham Mary Anne Wantleden Gurdon Lord A. Ifervey Prendergast Lord Stradbroke East Suffolk Lord Rendlesham Mace Oytter Butley Priny Teernbum Aire

Frauds and burglaries cited at Lambeth and Southwark courts

Reports detail a man charged with stealing bills from a bond holder and a case of two burglars fleeing from a tavern in Lambeth. Also covered are discussions at Guildhall on heir at law society issues, a burglary in progress, and a mother fighting to keep her dwarf daughter from public exhibition under Traill's ruling.

Bia Mytton Sutton Lyon Goldamin Duke Street Portland Place Lane Hearn Air Lincoln Barker Smarleslough Street Coustise B. C. Wihigef Maltby Herr Pall Mall East Bill Swindler James Houni Edward Lyons Hearn Pall Mall A Mytton Anderson Willis No. 52 Quadrant Metton Glevin Ryan Polytechnic Institution Witheus Southwaeze Sarah Bruce Traill Evans Sho Ter Hersel

Dreadful Accident at Blackwall Claims Two Lives

At Blackwall a massive iron stack collapsed at the Ditebbart and Mare works burying workers. Two men died, six were severely injured, and a subsequent inquest heard witnesses describe the stack and the instant who was paid and nearby observers. Authorities noted safety failings and promised precautions.

Mesars Ditebbart Mare Blackwall I'S Wey Thomas Bates Jah Payne Hayes Mesura Ditchburn Slare Bayne Elise Tron Rodatus Payne Atarma Hate Baker High Street Poplar Jatin Payne Henry Blackburn Bates Ditchburn and Mare James Edward Reeves Dutchlarn P. F. Ditchburn Reeves

Brutal assault and robbing a old woman in North Wales trial

April 1845 court proceedings recount a brutal robbery with violence against an elderly woman. The assailant struck and mutilated the victim, stole money, and was sentenced to fifteen years transportation. The case cites corroborative testimony from Charlotte Phelps and a constable. Nearby trials feature John Kenyon Winterbottom and a forged bill of exchange with life transportation ordered.

Warwick Araiz Justice Maule Coventry Assiz Warnick Brooke Grand Jury W. WH. Maule Joseph Joyce Birmingham Ann Jones Flood Charlotte Phelps Sopen Tohv North Wales Chester Stockport Lown-Cler Roze John Kenyon Winterbottom William Manchester Elizabeth Teherwond Miriam Isherwood Ann Magdalene Isherwood John Petty Muspratt Authers Pelican Life Office L Cannath

The Biddulph Murder Fire and Trial Report

Fire at Minories premises owned by Mr Kirby and Mr Omer destroyed stock and buildings as explosions and flames spread through adjacent properties. Firefighters battled the blaze from multiple stations with one sergeant injured. the investigation cites an unknown cause and reports extensive insured losses. Separate notes cover a North Staffordshire murder case confession and related legal developments.

Minories Blackwall Kirby Brookland Jedors Rquere Wellclose Square Watlin Street Braidwood Farringden Street Whitees /Street Whmch Quendity Sunpowder Omer Wit Res Desiutcries Tipland Engine Cua Omer Stock Inn Grege Mraidwood London Brigade J. F J. F. Kirhvyoilnman and Eater Merchant, No. 83, Miporles Royal Exchang Office Sim — No J. Outer Mathematicas Addas W. Greig Rushey Joseph Hoppe Janes Henry Hoppe Tinan Dicensen Marie Carew

Inquest Opens Over Suspected Murder at Whittington

An inquest at the Commercial Hotel Chesterton investigates a suspected murder of a man found in a day room. Witnesses describe a torn plant and a brick-written note near the crime scene. The coroner notes self harm as a possible factor and the jury foresees a capital charge against the prisoner while considering insanity.

Mace Sven Prendergast Lord Rendlesham Baron Parke Ansax Samuel Stow William Tabor Polstead O'Malley Atence Red Barn Maria Martin Coder William Bowtell Polsteid Last Tue Saxaan Ansone Jeremiah Head George Head Juho Vir. Mills Lion Inn Barrow Mills Squire Mills Lign Prisun Juner Jeremiah Martin Hame Head John Brough Biléniph Staindshire Staffordshire Advertiser Thomas Bins &c Thoman Vilee Biges Ezain Tim Troy House Rone Thuan Ahank Sus Thermon Tome Lancaster James Jamies Toomas Fonts Rhrard Gunner-u- Brough S. Lsatun Plese Stargroup Whitts John Breed Staford Cad Satyriar Welice Home Secretary Piu Enmienig Tim Statlernd Ledger Vaestas Judith Beoust Prister Tate Whittington Hawks Eas Giod Joseph Hawksley Mark Siddel Hollngworth Mark Siddall Shane Vna Copan Averoger Wilen Grace Teagan

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