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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1837

Page

2

Meunier trial expedited amid possible pardon

Foreign intelligence notes Meunier’s trial to be sped up to avoid upsetting marriage ceremonies with a potential pardon tied to a new grace. Reports say a reading before the Court of Peers will reveal an accusation and that accomplices may appear at the bar, amid claims of a duel and Arab involvement in buying Algiers.

Meunier Mennier Marshal Clausel M. Baude Algiers Poland Hayti Jemeica Jaemed Fort Catherine Peyton Cartiagena Santander Russell Granada House of Assembly Jaraice Richard Barrett Joseph Russeti New Granida England

Mysterious murder near this town and related crimes

A report details the murder of two persons near the town and the pursuit of suspects. Other items include a carriage wreck injuring Frederick and Mrs Mansell, an abolition of the treadmill at Balcamp workhouse, a Macclesfield rape trial with guilty verdicts, and a Devon willfull murder case against Robert Alford.

Atbiome Fly America EB Berchetio Frederick Mansell Parham Newcastle Chesterle-street Peay Caine Lord Warlam Pickersgill Durham Chester-te-street Mansell Stokesley Stokesley, and Are New, We Are Glad To Learn, Both Doing Well. Ebuany Board of Guardians Balcamp Chester Isaac Davis John Batty Hennah Dean Macclesfield Townshend Dunn Welock Spinners’ Arms Prasecutrix Tey Abo Nile Davis Batty Priseners Fatty Guiléy York Castle Robert Davies St. Strennall York Thomas Metcalfe Richard Woodcock Martha Wheatley Martha Eiseter Mcurvex James Kyi James Knight Ebberly Arms Inn High Breckington Exeter Chnumlioh Barnstaple Robert Alford Knight Bickington Alford Mr. Knight Henry A. Wallack Devon Devon County Kfalmouth Gwennap Hoskin Portreath

Murder in Longford Barony Women Found Dead in Fiery Room

Reports describe the brutal murders of two women in Killoran near Kill tormer. The widowed farmer's widow and a female companion were found deceased, body parts burned, investigators unsure of the assailants.

Ereland Longford Haignesy Killoran Killtormer Morpen Hell Our County Anthony Lally Pat Lally Henry Farnell Molland-street Isleworth Cann Richmond-bridge Market Rickerby Holm Graham Carlisle Brannix Rickerbey Liverpoons Richard Swallow Jane Swallow Manchester Michael Cowlan James Cowlan America London Michael North Durham H. Williamson Nottingham Thomas Greensmith Old Basford

The Gardelle and Greenacre Murders Recalled in Trial Narratives

The article recounts 1790s Leicester-square murder of a landlady by Theodore Gardelle and the later Greenacre case. Gardelle confessed to hiding the body after pushing the landlady and was executed at Tyburn. Greenacre’s movements after the crime and suspicious behavior in Lambeth and Camberwell are described, with public curiosity evident in crowds at Bowyer Lane.

Brown Theodore Gardelle Leicester-street Leicester-square Haymarket Gardellc Tyburn Greenacre Parker Berkeley Street Lambeth London St. Alban’s Street Greenaere Bowyer-lane Camberwell

Executions and capital punishments in London and Middlesex

Parliamentary return records executions in London and Middlesex by year 1830 thirty six twenty one. 1833 and 1836 show lower totals. Commitments for capital in meas show 960 in 1620 then 802 in 1833 and 823 in 1836.

London Middlesex Meas

Bigamy of George the Fourth Curiously Recounted

The article outlines Mrs Fitzherbert s marriage to the Prince of Wales and its political fallout. It covers her family, alleged liaisons, parliamentary debates, and public scandal, noting Fox Burke and Sheridan denials and the Royal Marriage Act issues. It also traces her later life, pensions, and enduring royal connections until her death.

Fitaber Eri George Yy. Sen Oa Esq Tenge Castle Edward Smythell Acton Burnel Salop Sefton Ireland Twronty Niles John Weld Lulworth Castle Dorsetshire Fitzherbert Gece Nerton Staffordshire Mary Robinson Pirsthett Ling Pitt House of Commons Newnhars Lina Rolle Sir. Fox Moe Fitzhersert Fox Burke Sheridan Sky Attrantes Bill of Rishts Mrs. Fitzierbert Morne Toeke Withers Newgate Fitzherbert Alfred Princess of Wales Cardinald Weld George Gordson France Smythe

Packet department vacancy at Milford due to death of Anson

The Admiralty rejects a successor to the Milford packet agent role deeming the Flag-Lieutenant can perform duties. A Berlin courier reports the Duke of Orleans and Princess Helena’s marriage, with May celebrations and political implications. Louis Philippe faces critiques over apanage grants amid French unrest and calls for copyright expansion for foreign authors.

Milford Anson Admiralty Post Office Duke OF Orleans Berlin Helena Louisa Elizabeth de Louis Philippe Chamber of Deputies Clay Kentucky Senate

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