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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 14, 1844

Page

3

The Dorey case details at the Mansion House trial

Testimony follows of James Fletcher, Mrs Dorey, and Georgiana Corey with others regarding letters of administration for John Stewart, stock transfers, and a forged affidavit. Key witnesses recount visits, lodgings, and payments tied to an alleged scheme involving Mrs Richards, the old lady, and multiple defendants. The prosecution rests amid adjournment after intense cross examination and legal argument.

Georgiana Dorey Forrester Rathbone Place Temple of Apulia Camberwell Fletcher Dean Street William Saunders Edmund Keine Stamp Office Thia Greaves Potts Elizabeth Stewart John Stewart Thomas Griffin New York Barber Great Marlow Fietener T. Griffin E. Coxwell Griffin John Powell Wilkins Baron Gurney Gurney Williams Maule Wm. Snead J. R. Reid Southampton Terrace E. C. Wilkinson Edward Close Wilkinson E. Stewart John Weldom Coxworth Stewart W. H. Barber Tokenhouse Lmes Charles Hill Threadneedle-street J. Stewart Mr. Hill Beaden Hill Southampton Terrace Bank of Lubbock James Cranborne Strode Liou Inn Lodge S. Leblanc Simon Scotland Graves Donald Bank of England Macnamara Strode Edward Thompson Pickering, Smith, and Co.'s Lincoln’s Inn Mr. A. Dusant Messrs Pickering’s John Witherspoon Kigdore John Yarding Phantassie Preston Kirk Wimbledon John Shelley John Pattison Mr. Strode Mr. Pattison Georgiana Richards Dorey Stamp-office St. Paul's Church-Yard St. Paul's Chain Paul’s Chain St. Paul’s Chain Proctor’s Mrs. Richards Corey Mr. Pott Mr. Graves Mr. Wilkins Gontes Edward Parker Woolf Messrs. Joy Straight Woolf W. Christmas

The Factory Bill and the Ten Hours Men in Debate

A long letter to the editor argues against parliamentary constraint on labor hours. The writer warns workers that seeking a Ten Hours Bill cedes power to Parliament, echoing fears of tyranny by capitalists and landlords, clergy, and state controls. The piece rails against disenfranchisement, calls for workers to defend rights, and cautions about unintended consequences of state interference.

Weekly Chronicle Cotton Twist England Europe House of Commons Lord Ashley Buok Mark Russia Prussia France Mrr Feargus O'Connor Times Morning Post Lord Howick Charles Buller Hawes Lord John Russell Ashley London Gregg’s Ashworth’s O’connor Mr. O'Connor R.estriction Glasgow Corp Adam Smith

Time Tables For Sunrise Sunset And Tides In Britain

Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset times across Great Britain using latitude, with adjustments by degrees from 61 30. It lists high water times at major ports with additive or subtractive adjustments for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and notes many minor harbours. Also includes the Week dated Sunday April 14th with liturgical lessons, celestial data, and weather notes from Meteo Ephem Zadkiel and historical dates from 1667.

Great Britain Ireland Ouuset London Dock Bristol Cork Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton Meteo Ephem Zadkiel Turspay Cambridge Oxford Tuurspay St. Alphege Peter v

Spain affair alarms English capitalists and exposes frauds

An extended critique targets Senor Carrasco the Count of Santa Olara and allies, warning English investors about supposed schemes and risky securities tied to foreign loans. The piece questions royal decrees, calls for scrutiny of financial power, and critiques press opinions on labor and trade policies.

Spain Senor Carrasco Senor Carrasco,— We Beg His Pardon,—The Count of Santa Olara Count of Santa Clarla Europe Paris Senor Carasco

Public pleasure grounds expand as Windsor and Richmond open park use

The piece lauds holiday travel and open spaces near London, praising Windsor and Richmond Parks as public pleasure grounds under sensible oversight. It argues calm, informed restraint yields safer, more responsible use, noting Britain's museums and parks show growing respectability and decency, with information driving improvement across classes.

Windsor Richmond Parks London British Museum St. James's Park Place House of Commons

Legal Promotions and Leeds Labour Debates

Legal promotions foretell three vacancies in Huntingdon Exeter and Cambridge plus Horsham as Robert Scarlett becomes Lord Abinger The Leeds and Bradford meetings push for the Ten Hours Bill while Ferrand and Oastler attack party politics and urge federal labour reform and direct intervention in factories The piece contrasts Cobden Bright and Peel with calls to oppose government policy and defend workers souls against modern industry

Hook Gastler Ferrand Leeds Bradford Lord Abinger Frederick Pollock William Follett F. Pollock Fitzroy Kelly Thesiger Godson Huntingdon Exeter Cambridge Horsham Robert Scarlett Richard Foster Barnwell Treasury Robert Peel Roper Cobden Bright Dorsetshire Wilts Mr. Ferrand Lede Bie James Graham England da Ie Dr. Book Bolton Stockport Mr. Oastler Phila

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