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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1837

Page

8

France Seeks New Liberal Cabinet Amid Royal Hesitation

Paris dispatch notes the French government debating a new administration as Guizot Mole and Montalivet jockey for posts. It outlines tensions, possible lineups with Guizot in Foreign Office or Home Office, and royal caution over Doctrinaire influence, while noting the Duke of Orleans marriage and the Paris National Guard election signals.

Paris Louis Philppe Duke de Broglie Louis Philippe Messrs. Guizot Mole M. Montalivet M. Barthe M. Guizot Public Instruction M. de Montaliver Home Office M. Mole M. Guizet Duke of Orleans Foreign Office M. de Montalivet Home Department M.de Montaliver M. Pervil Courrier Francais House of Peers M. de Comeniu Spain Brittany Heya Versailles Duke of Orlean Liberal Party Legislative Assembly Foy Constantine Duke de Nemours Algiers Rowe

Prisoners counsel act praised for justice and humanity

Justice Vanehan notes the gains from granting prisoners counsel as criminal law changes pass. The 11th Light Dragoons to be relieved in India service. 31st Light Dragoons chosen to ship from Ireland, with horses transferred or auctioned to fund public costs.

Justice Vanehan Tee Sgurkine 11Th Light Dragoons Bengs Light “Dragoone Ireland Corrisbury Cork Bristol Ublic

Melancholy Deaths From Drowning and Window Cleaning Tragedies

Reports from the Metropolitan Baths where Charles Peake aged twelve drowned after diving and could not be revived. A coroner’s inquest returned accidental death. Also described are dangers of window cleaning a boy Bryan killed from a fall and a new fear about infant murder in Edgware Road with a decapitated body found near Harrow Street.

Browning Metropolitan Bath Shepherd and Shepherdess-fields City-road Charles Peake Blue Coat School Newgate-street Blue Coat Salisbury Kinnear Bryan Lord F. Egerton Cleveland Square T Division Paddington Old Oak-common Paddington Canal Acton Spillman Deaton Hanwell Denton Kensington Kelly T 8 Artichoke Church-street Edgware Road Marylebone Hannah Brown Edgeware Road James Greenacre Harcourt Street Lisson-grove Todman Christ-church Harrow-street Mary- Schone Vickers Bakerestreet

Fire at Mr. Caleine’s premises claims a child’s life

A fire at Jermyn Street St James’s destroys part of the premises but its small victim, a boy named Caleine, perishes in the blaze. Fire engines arrive promptly from Bedfordbury, leaving little structural damage and the loss covered by Sun Fire Office insurance. A separate feature promotes Mr Mudge’s critique of New South Wales crime rewards, citing Watts and Dillon as dramatic examples of colonial leniency and ascent.

Caleine Sun Fire Office Mudge Castle Forbes New South Wales Watts Luke Dillon Messrs Todd and Morrison Sydney Gazette Howe Dublin

Working Men's Association Meets Over Canadas Question

A Monday gathering at the Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand, chaired by Mr W Heare, included Sir W Molesworth M P and Feargus O Connor among speakers calling for Canadian electoral reform. Proposals urged an elective council for Canada and condemn colonial policy, with a petition to be signed. The session closed after resolutions and discussion on democracy’s future. The piece also notes the late Mrs Fritzherbert’s will dividing most property between Misses Damer and Jeeningham, with smaller legacies to Lady Hervey Bathurst and others.

Working Men’s Association Canadas Working Men's Association Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand England Ireland W. Heare W. Molesworth D. W. Harvey Colonel Thompson M.P Feargus O’conner Messrs. Murphy, Lovett James Watson Fox Burke Dawson Damer Jeeningham Hervey Bathurst

Indictment for Forged Bill of Exchange in Croydon Case

Frederick Ware 18 was indicted for feloniously uttering a forged bill of exchange for 49 pounds 15 shillings to Samuel Hart on January 5. Hart testified he declined to discount as not London payable. bill later altered to be payable at Little Moorfields. Ware allegedly obtained 40 pounds via a cheque drawn on Ladbroke and Co. A March letter sought balance. Hill disputed handwriting and authority. Ware offered no defence. jury found him guilty.

Frederick Ware Samuel Hart Payne Union-street Spitalfields Hill Little Moorfields Mr. Hill London T. Rich, Grocer High-street Croydon House of Ladbroke and Co Hart Wenlock-street St. Sanath Tindal Guiety British College OF Health Hamilton-Place King’s Cross Richard Tothill Royal College of Surgeons Exeter St. Sidwell’s John Horn Tedburn Saint Mary Morison Roper Mount Radford Park Ana Trey Au Ana Rp. Tornini M.R.C Seeleton Tnite Susan Mardick Bickington Ashourton Feu Exeter Hygeian Dispensary

New Penny Numbers Offer Tales of the Ocean

Advertisement announces weekly British log book style pamphlets titled The British Log-Book and Tales of the Ocean with yarns naval heroes anecdotes and perils of the deep. Fourpence each parts 1 to 4 and part 1 now ready from Wakelin Shoe-lane Fleet Street London and other agents.

London Wakelin, Shoe-lame Fleet-street

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