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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 07, 1844

Page

6

Murderer William Crouch before Marylebone court

A Mayfair murder case unfolds as William Crouch confesses through tears after witnesses describe his threats and motive. The coroner and magistrate preside as the crowd roars, evidence shows premeditated malice, and Crouch is remanded to Newgate.

Crouch Rawlinson William Crouch Wakley Inspector Tedman Newgate Marylet Pone William Crouch Wa Marylebone Police Court Tedman Division of Police Central Criminal Court Elizabeth Haines Samuel Haines Great Chesterfield-Street Marylebone Mr. Crouch Mr. Rawlinson Mary Lynes Marylebone-street Charles Lynes Witnesa Maria Mahew Robert Davies Gillham Bennett Ae Rawlinson Little

Sporting Intelligence Tattersalls Moxpar Cuestre Cur

Betting lists for races at Tattersalls with prices on many horses including Pharaoh Cattonite Pagan Alice Hawthorn Bramble Vakeel and others. Later notes cover Maidenhead deer chase results at high heat and Royal huntsman’s deer Highlander.”

Tattersall Bristow Pharaoh Collett Colonel Cradock Pagan Plummer G. Bentinck Stanley Lord Miltown Scalteen Dawson Merry Andrew Mostyn General Pollock Igoe Lord G. Bentinck Emma Vakeel Alice Hawthorn I. Densy Peel G. Heathcote Ford Crockford John Day Orlando A. Wood Maidstone Akbar Thornhill Apprentice Scott Lichtwald Leander J. Osborne Warwick Phalaris Death Radner Carapanero Mount Charles Ray Momus Grey Momus.com Campanero Sir Diggory Diggory Forth Gregory Lord West‘minster Fanny Eden Coombe Anson Joe Lovellaken Custer George Bentinck Bramble Worthington Hooton Stephenson Freedom Milbanke Sir’ Robert Graydon Roscius Tuting Tacita Litdefield Prior Captain Berkeley Treen Halloe Sir Robert Rosciua Denny Ongley Mr. Watt Osborne Lord Westminster Mr. Cooke Mr. Ford Rogers

Robbery in Wiltshire Solved by Cunning Man Illusion

A labourer’s cottage in Martin near Great Bedwin Wiltshire was robbed of 68. A cunning man employed to terrify the thief proposed an ordeal before a looking glass. The suspect confessed the theft and returned the money after the spectacle. The Bath Journal reports the curious case.

Waite Martin Great Bedwin Wilts Bath Journal

A Plea for the Vacant Garter Ballad

A satirical verse in which Lord B. plots to secure the vacant garter and lord-lieutenancy, boasting of long service and political maneuvering. Peel remains silent as Brougham questions and the scene ends with a wary stare at rivals and sendiri.

Lord B Times Lord Lonsdale Peel Melbourne Campbell Lyndhurst Privy Council Pease Brougham Vaux Charley Phillips Wilkes Dan Old Eldon Hanover Normandy Graham Stacley

Lord Mansfield and the Horse Jockey

Lord Mansfield sought purely black horses for his carriage but a white blaze and white fetlock appeared on several. He protested fraud by a dealer, who showed the bill described as horses colored black. The judge then ruled in ways unfavourable to the jockey in many horse cases during his tenure.

Tae Roya Tae Isray Maidenhead Marlow Road Pinkney’s-green Bisham-wood Cookham Dean Cookhambridge Bucks Wouburn-green Hotspur-gate Littleworth Common Burnham Beeches Farmham-common Stoke-park Chalvey Crowninn Slough Windsor Ascot Her Iver Heath Lord W. Beresford Lord Sheffield Yyse Worley Staneforth Makepiece Life Guards Tom Thumb Crocker Uxbridge Harefield Uxbridge-common Rickmansworth Lord Westminster Moorpark Royal Tuames Yacut Cros Cockspur Street W. H. Harrison Aums Marquis of Anglesey Earl Fitzhardinge Lord Wharncliffe Alfred Paget M.P Lord de Ros William Russell Bellingham Graham H. Upton Augustus Berkeley Thomas Milner Gibson Esq Erle Armstrong Delme Radcliffe Greenwich Lord A. Paget Sabrina Meesom Sophia Yacht Tavern Harrison Gravesend Nore Doncaster Corp Robin Hood Henry the Eighth Catherine Higgs St. George’s Hospital Thomas Hedges St. George's Hospital Lord Mansfield Sporling Magazine

London Gazette notices March 29 to April 2 appointments and insolvencies

The London Gazette lists appointments in the royal household and legal offices. George Dodd and Edward Leigh Master receive positions, with John Nansom named master extraordinary in Chancery. Also noted are parish poll results, dissenters marriages, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scotch sequestrations with multiple names and locations across the UK.

Lonp Cuanberlain George Dodd Grosvenor Place Middlesex John Nansom City of Carlisle Gent High Court of Chancery Crown Office Christchurch Edward Alfred John Harris George Henry Rose Northstead Hastings Musgrave Brisco Coghurst James Davison Liverpool W. H. Bayfield Charlotte Street West Islington M'Gurk Holyrood Southampton T. Harrison Sheffield W. Chamberlain Peckham Draper A. Arms Chichester R. Griffiths Nine Elms Belmont Place Vauxhall J. and T. Metcalfe Cambridge J. Smith Hoxton Old Town Liven Paterson Chelsea D. Baseley High Street Southwark Barrer Place Old Kent Road S. Phillips Brook Street Hanover Square J. C. Crispin Eastcheap J. Philpott Billericay Essex J. Sparham Froston Suffolk Wymondham Norfolk Harford and Davies Bristol Ebbw Vale Sirhowy J. Bumby Malton Yorkshire T. Smithson York Wood and Port Burton Upon Trent H. Fulford Birmingham Owens and Vaughan Cheadle Cheshire Troughear and Kewley Coodier and Whittaker Salford Chorlton Medlock Seamons and Robertson Thame Oxfordshire Patchett and Co Bramley J. K C. Farlow Crooked Lane City Ivory Turners Relph and Young Mitrecourt Milk Street E. Saxby Sen Canterbury Gibson and Harding Bradshawe and Co Sizers J. Bradshawe Smith and Hamilton J. Clulow Macclesfield W. Calley Brixham Devonshire Letchworth and Morris Reading Carruthers and Buncombe Assembly Row Redman's Mile End Road surgeons—Mounsey and Co Washington Durham J. Mounsey T. Mounsey E. Mounsey G. Elliot Gilpin and Bramell Newcastle Upon Tyne W. and G. Phillipson Lansdale and Chave Chipping Wycombe Bucks W, Forsyth Glasgow J, Murdoch Newmilns Ayrshire Henry Charles Wilkinson City of York Carbon Ultra Pantera Monmouthshire Great Britain Henry Bickweur Grocers’ Company Grocers' Hall P. Phillips Southampton Street Covent Garden F. J. Pegster Duke Street Leominster Herefordshire M. Devine J. Brown Weymouth Dorsetshire Sussex J.and W. Judd Romsey J. Turner Honduras House Grange Place J. Wilson J. Leech S. Butler and Co M. Bower T. Bentley Rawden F. Parr W. and I. Dunnage Tooley Street T. Alford Harrow Road Paddington Henced Victualler C. Webb Oxford Apothecary J.H. Perryman Hazard and Bingham G. Pile Salvador House Bishopsgate Street Murphy and Dutton Hull Archer and Cane Nottinghill J. Williams and Co Cheltenham Manchester M. Samson and Co Macaulay and Halpen Mush and Clarke T. Moore and Sons Meredith and Walker Ludlow Salop Lakin and Fletcher Tipton Staffordshire Wray and Day Salisbury Square Fleet Street Catherine Street Edinburgh W. Pursell Dunbar

Royal appointments and army promotions in 19th century notice

Notice from Lorp Caamnerzain's Office detailing drawing-rooms at St James's Palace for the Queen's birthday with knights to attend, plus extensive Military promotions and appointments across the British forces. Names include John Arthur Douglas Bloorfield, Andrew Buchanan, Peter Campbell Scarlett, and multiple regimental changes through April and March.

Lorp Caamnerzain St. James's Palace N.B John Arthur Douglas Bloorfield Saint Petersburgh Tuscany van Orrice 2D Regiment of Life Guards Robert Bamford Hesketh Gnt Purchase Montgomery 2D Dragoons James Reginald Torin Graham Lord W. Hill George Augustus Filmer Sullivan Graham Cornet Henry Thomas Coward Smyth Pigott Sullivan William Wallace Hozier Pigott 6Th Dragoons Cosmo Gordon Logic M.D Foot Colmage 54Th Foot L1th Light Dragoons James Thomas Wightman Lord Aberdour William Gilfred Baker Cresswall Wightman Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards Thomas Francis Wade George M'Kinnon Edward Birch Reynardson Wade R. W. Petc Curzon Reynardson Cuthbert George Ellison 4Th Foot Curzon 11Lth Regiment of Foot William Jesse Bertram Charles Mitford Augustus Frederick Jenner Jesse William Chalmers Jenner Charles Jones Powell Chalmers 49Th Foot Henry Evans Quin 21St Foot Thomas William Prevost Rumbod 1St West India Regiment William Henry Ballinghail Prevost 64Th Foot Gideon Dolmage Ingram George Horniblow Logie Graves Chamney Collins William Henry Kenny Maurice Charles O'Connell Collins William Chaloner Bisse O'Connell Alfred Charles Knox Bisse 86Th Foot William Butler 27Th Foot 73D Foot James Reginald Tevin Graham Strart Thomas Erskine Napier Ireland Charles Henry Peirse 16Th Foot Henry Benjamin Briscoe Adams Orzice CnpNaxez Royal Regiment of Artillery William Young Fenwick Cornelius Henry Austin Turner Fenwick David M'Dowall Fraser Turner Robert Eager the Barnes County of Osford John Loveday Wautewat

Embankment plans spark debate and public works focus

A Metropolitan Improvement Society meeting in Covent Garden discussed government embankment plans for the Thames. While praising the river wall concept and new riverfront road, critics flagged poor shore access and inconvenient city-end termini, urging updates before proceeding with public support.

Tuamps Embankment Metropolitan Improvement Society Bedford Street Covent Garden Government Commission Thames Mercer Southwood Smith Messrs Frampton Drew Biers Martin Cantwell W. E. Hickson Laxton Whitehall-place Blackfriars-bridge Norfolk-street Strand Blackfriars Bridge Charing-cross London Ludgate-hill Southwark-bridge Hungerford-market Westminster-bridge Master Carpenters’ Society Bank Fraup Messrs. Praed and Co Messrs. Bickford and Hunt Aylesbury Messrs. Praed Henry Thomas Cuanaz Oy Kent Rochester John Withers Powell Canterbury James Anderson Powell Mansion House Guildhall Whiteside Crossly Old Montague-street Whitechapel Wellclose Square County West of England Royal Exchange Ofice Ernestox Robinson Michael Wells Malister Townsend Kingston Surrey Vatal Samuel Jefferies Union-street Hackney Woolwich

Just Published Medical Confidant on Nervous Debility and Impotence

An advertisement for a London medical booklet titled The Medical Confidant by H. J. Bett and Co. It details topics on nervous debility, impotence, and related sexual illnesses, with pricing, publication outlets, and consultation hours, urging discreet purchase and home consultation arrangements. The notice lists multiple booksellers and addresses across Oxford Street, Leadenhall Street, Chancery Lane, and Fleet Street.

H. J. Bett and Co M.R.C.S.L Bouveriestreet Fleet-street London Strange Paternoster-row Purkiss Old Colmpton-street Phillips Oxford-street Gordon Leadenhall-street J. Noble Chacers-lane United Kingdom Birmingham R. and L. Perry Field Quadrant Regent-street J. Gordon Guest Bull-street Perry Messsrs Berners-Street Samuel La’mert Bedford-Stnert Bedford-Squarf University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Heywood Oldham-street Manchester Newton Church-street Liverpool Watts Snowhill Baraclough Fargate Sheffield Davey Broadstreet Bristol D. France and Co Butcher Bank Newcastleen-Tyne Paton and Lore Nelson-street Glasgow Manchester Chronicle ANLY W. Wood High-street W. and H. Robinson Greenside-street Edinburgh New Bell Messrs. Lucas and Co Newman Street J. L. Curtis and Company Burgess Medical Bookseller Coventry-street Haymarket Barth Brydges-street Strand Main Cornhill Patermoster-row Sawler St. Ann’s-square Philip South Castle-street Ferris and Score Chronicle Office Oxford Guy Chelmsford Independent Press Office Cambridge J. Caney Bedford-row Dublin Bolster Cork Hengersos Belfast Drummong Blair-street Paton and Love Strachan Aberdeen All

Holloway's Pills and Ointment hailed as cure for long trials

Sworn testimony from 1853 attests Holloway's Pills and Ointment cured a man with fifteen ulcers on his left arm and leg wounds after four hospitals failed. Dr Bright advised the remedy, praising its effects, and the patient recovered in three weeks. Advertisements tout other tonics and medical guides, with prices and distribution across London shops.

Olloway Guy's Metropolitan King’s College Charing-cross William Brooke Union-street Southwark London Deponent Bransby Cooper Dr. Bright Mr. Holloway Holloway Bright City of London

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Mitchell Gawler Paradise-street Nitchell Mr. Williams State D Won Ching As Resay Bryanston- Hiare Qrussell-Equate Sporting Intelligence the Garter Pesl Lardner and Walker PUNCH Mirror Parliament Lord Brougham Lord Campbell Gvernment Duke of Wellington United States Maine Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia v South Caroling North Caroling Georgia San State Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Louisiana Indiana Mississippi Alabama District of Columbia United Staes the London Gazettes Joan Prare Mayer Temple-bar Evening Sun Messrs. Curtis Terrs Mercury Masqnet Age Argus I Messrs. Curtis and Company Fritu-Street Soho-Square
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