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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1847

Page

6

Speech of the King of Prussia Opens the Diet

The monarch appeals to unity and faith, praises the press, laments discontent, and urges nobles burghers and commons to support the throne. He recalls a history of fidelity, warns against revolutionary sentiment, and orders careful selection of loyal committees to sustain Prussia. The Diet opens with ceremonial nominations and a pledge to defend the realm.

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Wounding and Robbery Trial in North Wales Circuit

J Wright, 27, stands charged with wounding Francis McGill and stealing eighteen sovereigns two promissory notes and other monies near Pickmere tabley Norwich and Manchester connections. McGill testified the assault occurred at a foot bridge after a day’s travel. witnesses corroborated. The jury found Wright guilty and a death sentence was recorded.

North Wales Proxwens Crown Cort Jantice Wightman J. Wright Francis McGill Pickmore Francie M'Gill Manchester Norwich Pickmere Tabley Firat Wateriess Brook Anoat Shannon Tasid J Mec Flitsingate Farm Temple

LAW COURT OF QUEHH'S BENCH ADAMS AND ANOTHER

Habeas corpus case over two women from Whitecross Street prison since 1844 for libel. Court orders discharge on good behavior after fines and recognisances. prosecutor's conduct noted. Also Middlesex county court case on debt warrants commitment under new act, with ten days' imprisonment and potential early release on payment.

Canr Middlesex Lush Lord Denman Whitmins Torspav Evzrert Janyis Hovsh Oy von Tex Darts D. C. Moylan Francis Blackball Jarvis Palace Chambers St. James's Street House of Correction Laset

Curious column blends gadgets and oddities across a busy page

A diverse mix of notes and sketches covers snake taming, glass artistry, trees and public funds, plus strange stories from courts and streets. Readers encounter a purse of curiosities from railways to ancient art, with quotable quips and local anecdotes throughout.

Prison sentences handed down at the session judges report

The record lists numerous defendants confined to hard labour in county houses of correction with varied terms from four months to two years. It notes acquittals for many jurors, and details dispositions including imprisonments, recognisances, and fines. The session saw 275 prisoners processed from London Middlesex Surrey and neighboring counties, concluding earlier than expected due to guilty pleas and postponed forgery trials.

Rence J. Burnett G. White John, Upton Manley Mary Smith Emily Ellwood Mary -Jonesy Winne B. Wynn James White Charles White Benjamin Shiga Hasv Lasova Thomas Villa J. Clark W. Sanders W. Coupland J. Tyler BH. Cornish J. Walker W. Porth W. Johnson J Bell J. Burton R. Dawson J. Roshton J. Drew Smith C. Rost Mary Ann Jones Mary Ann Green Mary Barry Beardmore Mary Montgomery Sara Curley Elizabeth Griffiths W. F. Southend W. F. Manville J. Tomminaon Churchill C. Palmer J. Bromell N. Coles W. Smith M. Leach J. Reeves E. Drury J. Whitewell Ann Strickson J. A. Mountain T. Heron G. Carter Batfeld Atkin T. Pyne J. Paype Amelis Buller Mary Scollard Louisa Pearson Johana Collopy Jane Holeman J.skinner J. Thompson J. Burrows J. Lyons G. Dodd T. Kale D. Spall J. Dull A. Jones W. Wood P. Kelly R. N. Neale J. Dawson P. Murre F. R. Simpkins Henry Holloway G. Johnson James Williamson James Jenkins Edward Doyle H.T. D'Emden Iaan Helden J. 9. Skinner A. Jenkins A. Honston Henry Oaboin James Gill W. Thomas B. Proud J. Miller Robert Box Henry Irons W. Saree Samuel Everitt W. P. Rogers London Middlesex Surrey Kent Essex Expasas Taavetuisa Great Weaterx Great Western Bath Swindon Paddington Canterbury James Bradshaw Brinn Tree Genezacua County of Cai Lavgskscexian Ontrose Arbuthnot Kincardise Salisbury Plymouth Journal Berator Victoria Rooms Clifton Farley Bristol Journal Christopher Graham Herne Hill New Bridge Street Blackfriara Bis Fleet Street Carmen Coopers Godsona Misa Drinkwater Henry Weekes Brompton Chatham Captain Jenkins Elizabeth Mitchell Sosanosh Arman Mitchell Ahe Ideo Leall Jenkson Ita Jenkins Rochealer Jia P W. Jacobs Rochester Chanos Mod

Prisoners Regan and Mara Sentenced to Ten Years Transport

Central Criminal Court lists James Regan and Patrick Mara as convicted of threat robbery and sentenced to ten years transportation after a disputed prior conviction. Proceedings reveal Regan previously accused of robbery, with gaol records showing a 1843 conviction under the name Thomas O’Neill. Recorder upheld the prior conviction despite Regan’s denial. Trial of Kerp Wilbeam and Alexander postponed.session results show multiple long-term sentences for manslaughter and forgery across various ages and names.

Mowpar Old Court James Regan Patrick Mara Ans Regan Lond Sud Thomas O'Neill Reegan Secretary of State Nicholas Kerp Alfred Wilbeam Joseph Alexander J. Bird W. Wynn Richard Williams Alfred Twiggs James Rogan Henry Siggins William Stevens Wearna James Williams Shes Clifford William Brown Alias Jones Frederick Williamson Frederick Jobo Williams William Griffin Robert Wilson John Browsalisa Jones Frederick Debben George M.george Henry Smith King H. Des J. Harris G. Bex John Cook J. Page Henry Jones Michael Myers George Davis J. Gardenex Brovat Stoltz Thomas Law

Police and court reports from an era on deposit disputes

A dense police and court narrative covers debt settlements after a failed cart company collapse, arbitration calls, and deposits owed to drivers. It also outlines a design infringement case over a lace tray and a fraud trial involving parcel carts, plus multiple local criminal matters and a baby’s mystery case with a live birth subsequently.

Peared Hard Kingwell Ashdret Strict P. Laurie Uriah Sir Peter Peter Mr. Aldhouse Birmingham Railway

Pony and Chaise Fraud Case Under High Price

Sir Games testified about a three week old plan to sell a pony and chaise for 18 pounds as a cash bargain. The prisoner claimed a cash shortage and tried to discount a bill via Nordon. Youles delivered 18 pounds, Nordon initially showed discount interest, then refused. The prisoner was remanded, bail granted later. Prosecution sought sergeant attendance due to anticipated victims.

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Barrister’s Shoe Repair Dispute Ends With Advised Settlement

Mr Dunn complained to a magistrate over a shoemaker who refused to return a pair of repaired shoes unless 44 pounds 61 shillings was paid. The magistrate advised paying the demand, securing the shoes, and agreeing price before future repairs to avoid further complaints.

Dunsacats Secker Dunn Southwark

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