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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 13, 1844

Page

6

Newmarket Craven meeting betting and results posted

Sporting intelligence reports at Newmarket Craven meeting with wide betting lists on multiple stakes. Details include bets on Ugly Buck Pagan and others, results for Maidstone, Orlando, Boarding School Miss, and Derby/Burghley stakes, plus Windsor Steeple events and crowd notes.

Monpax Evens Keeley Carstie Cur Cradock Pagan Craydon Coltet Bristow Pharaoh Lord G. Bentinck Sievenson Duke of Richmond At Deer Millbanke Robert Speed Everton Sadefeld Worthington Collin Peel Ionian Ongley Scott G. Heathcote Campanero J. Osborne Mount Charles John Day Col. Peel Charles Ray Momus Orlando Freedom Minstaur T.Y.C Audrey Lord Exeter Pergularia Molly Mogg C. Dr Gubs Maria Diaz Pettit Lord Glasgow D. M Colonel Peel Touchstone Watts Baveno Ray Middleton Cloak Rockingham D.M Thornhill Emelius F. Butler Lord Stradbroke Miss Mr. Greville Jamaica B. C Rogers Lord Maidstone Nat Bramble Duke of Beaufort Mesars Tattersall Liverpool Taglioni Saddler Retamosa Reveller Esmeralda Zingaree Assassin Bsrtine Crockford Mr. Osborne Akbar Lord Chesterfield Mr. Gregory

Dreadful Fire in Oxford Street Latest Particulars

A devastating Oxford Street fire began when spirits spilled from gin vats due to a pumping mishap, igniting near a gas light. Six people, including Mrs Williams and five others, died. the building was consumed within minutes, and investigators blamed overtaxed police response and the extensive spirit stock.

Marylebone Williams Exeter Hall Marylebone-lane London London Fire Establishment County West of England Jacob Truelock Henry Parker Miss Fritchley Charles Goodwin Tozer Goodwin Vic'wallers Oxford Street C. Mash Mr. Conk Gilbert-street Mitcham F. Trulock Coole Eliza Williams William Williams Sarah Hodgson Charlotte Fish Oxford-street William Rock Wilson William Hewett Pees Williams William Parker Robert Tozer London Fire Brigade Sweep

Wheat prospects praised in Corawolds report

The Gloucester Chronicle notes exceptionally vigorous and healthy wheats in Corawolds, with the oldest turner recalling no better prospect.

Gloucester Chronicle

Inquest Into Tragic Fire Deaths at Grosvenor Square

Deputy coroner Mr Higes and a Westminster jury viewed six victims burnt to death in a Grosvenor square fire. The deceased include Eliza Williams and her children aged 30, 4 1/2, and 9 months. Chief witness Charles Gouldwin is reported to be in a state of frenzy under medical care.

Higes Westminster St. George’s Hanover Square Malpas Arms Charles-street Grosvenor Square Eliza Williams Elizabeth Williams William Williams Sarah Hodgson Charlotte Fish Jacob Henry Pickering Shaw Middlesex Clerkenwell Crim Abraham Booth Greenwood Putney Chancery-lane Applicant Booth Mr. Booth Mr. Greenwood Wandsworth Mr Booth Jonathan Furner Goswell-street Read Thomas Raymond James Reymond Compton Street

Assault and Burglary Trial at Warwick Assizes

Henry Greenway, 21, indicted for stealing four £5 notes, gold, silver, smaller coins, and a desk from John Compton at Wellesbourne Hastings, then burglariously escaping. Witnesses described the kitchen layout, a screen, and concealed space. Allibone and Parrott testified to threats. Jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to ten years transportation.

Henry Greenway Warwick Assizes Wellesbourne Hastings J. Compton John Compton Spooner Flood Alexander Sabin Parrott Allibone Ann Cotton Richard Allibone Warwick Road Joseph Parrott Sarah Christian Edward Christian Compton Richard Payne George Gardiner Miller Hayes Mellor St. Mary Warwick Jane Page Catherine i Kimberley Miss Kimberley Baron Gurney Page George Palmer Henry Buck Taunton Assizes John Holvey Hodges Bath Zir London Mary Bolton John Jukes Payne Alderman Farebrother Mansion House TRE Baie Corina William Reed Captain Simpson Alderman Pirie Colina Alliance Marine Insurance Company Clarkson Bodkin Wontner Reed Wountner Mr. Clarkson Wonter Central Criminal Court Ipswich Newgate John Daniel Forrester Guildhall William Wheathouse Sadlerrow John Key Bow Street John Skinner Francis Mary Anne Browne Nelethorpe Sevenoaks Smith, Payne, and Co Cape Mounted Rifles Kingston Ranelagh-grove Pimlico Ranelagh’ Grove Brompton Browne Bush Society of Bankers For the Prevention Suspicius Characen Christopher Wilson Twyford Bedfordbury Marlborough Street James Brody Henry James Gunning West Street Hardwick Queen-Squarr SaorLirtine Mary Sherbeck Barrell Parham Broadway Westminster

Execution at Horsham for Lewes murder

A Lewes assizes verdict led to John Lawrence being executed on the county gaol scaffold in Horsham. The report describes his life of vice, the impulse driving the crime, the farewell with family, and the orderly execution overseen by officials and police. The narrative notes the nine-year gap since a Sussex execution and mentions surrounding clerical changes at St George the Martyr.

Muresty Auilez Mercy D’argenten C. A. Murray Tenant Chervot J. Mason P. Langton Mr. Sullivan Mr. Cauball Mr. Day Mr. Henderson Maggie Lawder H. O'iacre Mr. Siley Mr. Warde Mr. Williamson Paddy Langton H. Langlay 2D Life Guards Cardinal Thompson 13Th Light Dragoons Mermaid Jord Glamis Greenwood Union Hall Hieuway Rowpenry James Keegan Jamieson Vineyard Tooley Street Tooleystreet Harley Honris William Dear Wheatley Omnibus Proprietor Green ,Wich Greenwich Lzawisham Orrick Basnett Grant Lewisham Jeremy George Baker Bassett Peckham Portsmouth Horsham John Lawrence Lewes Assizes Solomon Brighton Londer Frence Sussex Hughes A Division Metropolitan Police

Paris and Madrid News From Contemporary French Papers

Paris papers report opposition defeat on the Five per Cents reform in the Chamber, military subscription limits, and a Maurette pamphlet case. Madrid dispatches note the Zalamea revolt suppression, Almeida stand, and bond prices. Also mention Lord Abinger, Brougham, and Irish repeal resolutions. London refuges report, and Lola Montes at Paris Opera with sensational reception.

Paris Abbe Maurette Rome Esperance Maurette France Canada Orleans Rouen Havre Strasburgh and Basle Avignon Versailles Ditto Spain Madrid Zalamea Huelva Almeida Lord Abinger William Follett Lord Loraine Sir William Follett William Baig Exeter Times Lord Brougham London Wilk Scotland Sir John Hope Eliza Grame J. Grame J. Goodsman Edinburgh Foley-street Whitecross Street Glasshouse-yard Glasshouse St. Katharine’s Foley Street Whitecross-street Trish Bint Reepeal Association Dustin Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland Corn-exchange Rooms Ireland England Daxizi O'Connell Sixoutan Lola Montes Grand Opera Rhine Warsaw Danseuse Mdile Lola Maile Cerito Molle Venice Milan Vienna Monle Elssler Berlin Malle Lela Montez Lole Camerista Lola Montez Russia

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