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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 19, 1840

Page

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City Meeting Urges Firm Policy On New Zealand Colonization

Reformers and merchants gather at the Guildhall to press Wakefield principles for colonization, defend British sovereignty over New Zealand, and oppose Penal Settlements. Speakers protest government vacillation and demand secure British law, moral and religious instruction, and market-led emigration.

Wakefield Mr. Young Downing-street Globe Australia Russia Germany New Zealand Great Britain France George Palmer F. Baring Lord Ashburton Colonial Land Committee Palmer Hawes Martin Smith Dublin New South Wales G. F. Young New Zealand Company Colonial Office Captain Cooke Tegard England Lord Durham Lord Normanby Treasury Young Reland New Zeanhvid House of Lords Robert Peel Trondon Sydney South Australia van Dieman Land Chile Peru Spain Potosia Europe Mus Mr. Canning Lord Melbourne House of Commons Lord Howick Walter Raleigh Queen Elizabeth Ward Land and Emigration Board Mr. Ward Aaron Chapman George Robinson Lloyd's Robinson Ackerly

Westminster Hall Opens as Courts Return After Holiday

Judges proceed to Westminster hall on Wednesday to open the courts. In Queen's Bench a rule for criminal information against Newark Times for libel is granted at Dr. Bigsby’s instance. The Ludlow borough inquiry finds Alcock not duly elected and both parties guilty of bribery and treating.

Westminster Hall Alcock Ludlow Clive

Trial report of Richard Gould for murder at Islington

Tuesday session before Mr Justice Littledale and Mr Baron Alderson featured the trial of Richard Gould alias Arthur Nicholson for the murder of John Templeman at Pocock s Fields Islington on the night of March 16 17. Prosecution detailed the evidence including Elizabeth and Mary Thornton and others who linked Gould to Templeman s wealth and lodging, with witnesses describing blood evidence wounds and a stocking tied over the eyes.

Gould Baron Alderson Chambers Chadwick Jones Elizabeth Thornton Pocouck's Fields Mr. Templeman Templeman's Barnsbury Castle Templeman Francis Capriani Sadler's Wells Jarvises Jarvis William Kerr Roe Pocock's-fields Harris Pocock Mary Thornton Penshouse Mortimier-street Capriani Peasehouse Edward Roe Brown's Buildings Islington Alfred Lord Trinidad Place Collins Division of Police Templeman’s Cottage Simone Wood Bank of Elegance Rainbow Jane Lovett Somerstown Hannah Morgan Skinner-street John Bush Goodwin-street Barnsbury-park Spring Cottage Pocock’s Fields Henry Wright Allen's Joseph Mustow Po Hnan Potman Duchess of Kent Public House Richard Squires Squires Mr. Relph William the Fourth Bayswater the Hope and Anchor James Rogers Hie Allen John Richard Jobson Dorset Street Spitalfields Jim Arthur Nicholson Sim Witness Mr. Chambers Rogers Dorset-street Richard Hatton Garden Ballantine Hatton-garden George-street Horsemonger-lane Duchess of Kent Wright Charles Allen Wilson's Cottage Efe Clapham Blackwall Limehouse Mary Ann Allen Tsata Wille Bsi Enales Ant John Frimley Mary Elizabeth King Robert King James Miller Kent-street

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