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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1842

Page

7

Extraordinary Abduction Case Crowds Liverpool Court

Court crowded as Miss Crellin testifies amid complex conduct involving Duval M Gill and others. Witnesses recount coercion, offers of money, and arrangements to marry Miss Crellin with Dr Copeland connections, leading toward Gretna Green and a staged church ceremony.

Dees Dunlevie Jeshion Geusteny Miss Crellin Egremont Reyond Stafford St. Paul's Church Ian Dryden Jones Hiss Crellin Copeland Martin Duke-street Lodge-lane Duval M‘gill ‘Ant M‘gill M'‘Gill Thal Mrs. Jones Ming M‘g‘h M‘ Gill Nes Neg Crellin Mre Mrs. Rogerson Mr. Jones Mr. Wood Mr. Rogerson Miss C Wood Mr Gill

Public Opinion on Peel Budget and New Tariff Proposals

A wide range of trades oppose Sir Robert Peel’s tariff reforms and income tax. Meetings in Swansea Lincoln Edinburgh Spalding Barton and East Lothian voice alarm and call for resistance, arguing livestock and foreign goods threaten farmers and workers. Public bodies pledge petitions to Parliament while critics condemn the tax as unjust and class‑biased.

South Wales Swansea C.tennant J. Vivian M.P Peel Yeovil Board of Trade England London Lincoln Christopher Lord Worsley Handiey Sir Peel Hamburg New York Robert Peel Handley R. Peel Sir Robert Haddington George Warrender Pemmlers Eerly Chronicle Edinburgh Thos B. Macauley W.C. Craig House of Commons Duguid Cammach More Scotland Whitehall Ian Simpson Duguid Barton George Inn Spalding John Trollope Everitt John Pacientes Pext Peet Johnson

Provincial Medical Society Meeting At Gray's Inn Coffee House

A half yearly general court of the Society for Medical Men in Lowpow and Vicinity was held at Gray's Inn coffee house. Sir Charles M Clarke Bart, vice-president, chaired. Auditors report shows £632 granted for the first half year to 31 widows and 14 children of deceased members, and £100 landed.

Electriox Weymouth Melcombe Regis Talbot Lord Villiers Mr. Hope Bernal Christie DeRoy Deny Derby King’s Head Hotel St. Warbeck Wakley Rodney's Head Rodney-street Pentonville Pentonville Chapel Taylor Willa Poorie Munperer Lunatic Asylum Thomas Popple Goodall’s Yard Bottle-lane Mr. Lineker Wason Baron Vaughan Nottingham Journal Commissioners of Taxes Peel Kendal Sedbergh Milton Kendal Mercury Society For Lowpow Gray’s-inn Charles M. Clarke Bart

Atlantic News Roundup From Philadelphia March

From Liverroot to Philadelphia a Sheffield packet arrives from New York. Congress stalls with Tyler's deficit warning of 3,254,686 dollars, hinting at possible war. Reports detail Santa Anna's empires plans, Gamarra's death, Alligator campaigns in Florida, and riots in Kingston Jamaica with a major prison break and fever.

United States Liverroot Liverroon Sheffield Packet Allen New York Philadelphia Congress Tyler House of Representatives Secretary of the Treasury Hogan Lockport Drew Caroline M‘leod Santa Anna Mexico Gamarra Peru Bolivia Ballivian Santa Cruz Florida Alligator Mississippi Buenos Ayres Kingston Jamaica Demerara

France Canal Bill Passes in Chamber of Deputies

The French law on canals passed the Chamber of Deputies by 146 votes to 106, granting the government about sixty million francs to buy shares from 1821 and 1822 canal builders. Paris papers note press trials, Belgian royal arrivals, Bank of France assets, and Belgium England tensions in wraparound dispatches.

France Paris Chamber of Deputies Court of Assize M. Delaroshe England Naples Meadrid Senor Arguelles Cortes Senor Onis London Don Francisco Paula Madrid Turkey Omer Pacha Lebanon Druse Seraskier Mustapha Entir Beschir SoLway Southampton New Orleans Havannah Mr. Gibbs Bridgmaster Milton-street Cripplegate Whitecross Street Farringdon Street Holborm Farringdon Maize Red Cow-lane J. T. Saunders Gray’s Innequare T. Elson Windsor Bowles Elson Mr. Greenwood Mr. Elson Saunders Greenwood Bank of England Downing-street Lepoir Marylebone Parish Scobell Daley

Police Committee Victuallers Cited for Sunday Drinking

London notices report police action near Petticoat Lane targeting victuallers who served before noon on Sunday. Elizabeth Mendoza and George Davis were fined 10 shillings each for serving at 11:15 a.m. and Isaac Salomons 10 shillings for hosting 10 people before midnight. Other cases include card-playing, crowded taprooms, and a Newmarket insolvency with Duke of Rutland тем.

Guildhall Ture Licensyp VietuaLnens Anpd Camo Pragine, &c Petticoat-lane Elizabeth Mendoza Crown Harrow-alley George Davis Isaac Salomons Fishmongers’ Arms Duke-street Aldgate P. Laurie John Turner Fox, Fox and Knot-court Snowhill Robinson Duncombe Satuday Samus Cuirxey Newmarket Cooke Woodroffe Harris Chiffey Nichols Commissioner Harris Mr. Nichols Duke of Rutland Bow Street James Comptose East-street Red Lion-Square Waterloo Bridge Christopher Twyford Marylebone Ax Amrut Dopge George Baxall Davie Price Albany-street Regent’s Park Price

Police Court Snippets from Clerkenwell to Worship Street

Fragments from Saturday sessions recount a variety of cases. A pin restoration follows a minor dispute at worship. drunken dustmen in Montagu Square face arrest and lighthearted remarks. Violations of a girl by an older man lead to committal for trial. A drunken husband threatens and injures his wife, with magistrates delaying bail. Prostitution linked theft and a boatswain robbed of money and watch emerge as additional incidents. A Bethnal Green attempted strangling, self harm, and a county coroner’s kit in Dublin round out the docket.

Marlborough Street William Spencer Lower Thames Street Hardwick Jane Green Shepherd-street Bond-street Spencer Mr. Hardwick Miss Green Jbeth Mr. Spencer Clerkenwell Dostman Phillips Montagu Square Mr. Greenwood Defendant House of Correction Worship Street Edward Samuel Hall Broughton Eleanor Willet Messia Truman and Hanbury Price Mears Richard Bottomley Ramsay-street Bethnal-green Blakesley Metcalf Lambeth Street Harry Courte James Glenning Norton Mr. Norton London Coalman Worship-street Union Hall Ropggry Elizabeth Walkingshaw Thomas Walton Henry Gundmen Bermondsey-wall Tooley-street Walkingshaw Unicorn Square Étalia Sarah Johnson Wm. Jones Scorpion Sloop of War South America Chatham Thomas Murphy Burdon Eastcheap Cottingham Perry Punderson Punderson’s Gardens, Bethnal Green-Road London Hospital J. Macsx Freeman’s Journal

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