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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 21, 1844

Page

4

Death and notices in a Donegal clergyman report

The obituary notes the death of Rev Charles Borron at his residence in Donegal. It mentions his former role as rural dean and a long public life, along with various colonial and political references and other local items about medical, naval, and public notices in the same periodical.

Charles ‘Borron Donegal Boyton Tullyaguish Raphoe Speth Earl of Carlisle Iosa Stockholm Acre Testa Domeina Lapland Medical Protection Assembly Strand Como Maryene Baassor Bagshot Park Theilitary College Sandhurst the Treasury Ble Exchence Admiralty Board of Control Dutto Board of Trade Rotary Wat Duchy of Lord Og Ireland Lancaster Navy Ordnance Horse England Ditto Exchequer Ennam Robert Peel Masterman Cambuslang Clyde Mill Glasgow Corrier Maerlborough Street Thomas Hanbury Oxfordshire Bury Street St. James's Noxton Sir Thomas Hastings Excellent Lords of the Admiralty Board of Ordnance Norton Royal Laboratory Woolwich Cockburn Dansey Select Committee Thomas Hastings Wilberforce African Niger Africa Richard O. Moore Gambia Dog Islands Moore St. Mary’s Wilber Dutin Lorp de William, de Blaquiere de Blaquiere Harriet Townshend George Marquis Townshend Peres Borthwick Chronicle Peter Borthwick E.q Cheltenham Fleming Debenham and Storr Peter

Calamitous Balearic Wall Collapse Kills and Wounds Hundreds

A mass disaster in Felanitx Balearic Islands after the cemetery wall fell during a crowd listening to a sermon. Estimates list over 414 killed and 72 wounded with many more severely injured. Authorities report rapid action and ongoing inquiries into the catastrophe.

Balearic Isles Felantix Constitutional Corporation of Felanitx Cimentério Viéjo Church of Santa Rosa Old Cemetery Francisco Bennasser Alcande Juan Catodente March SL

The New Folly on the Thames Letter to the Lord Mayor

A lengthy critique arguing against embanking the Thames between London bridges for a public promenade. The author denounces the plan as costly folly that would burden coal taxes and harm trade, while condemning political biases and uncertain benefits. He envisions public poverty and smog, urging the city to keep river access and coal cheap.

Thames London Oxford Buckingham-palace Brentford Pimlico The Times West End Strand Fleet Street Royal Commission Londonbridge Whitehall Merrow England Morning Post League Royal Exchange Fleet-street Cheapside Chelsea London Bridge Reid Old Bailey House of Commons Palace-yard Embankment Privy Gardens Tegart Pennyworth

Meeting of the county bench on debt and asylums

On county day the bench debated 5 percent debt interest at 120000 pounds, noting a possible 4 percent rate with new funding but needing an act of Parliament to change. Reports on Hanwell and Bethlem asylums showed few cures and higher cure rates respectively, while prison populations and earnings from labor were tallied.

Pownall Hanwell Sergeant Adams Bethlem Peter Laurie House of Correction William Hill Marquis of Downshire Pennsylvania Venango Quebec Canada North America Limerick Wakefield Leefair Wakefield Journal Belgrave Square Smith Farrayce Belgrave-Street Mary Stevens Society For the Prevention of Cruelty St. George's Hospital Higgs Charles Street Grosvenor Square Elizabeth le Sage Thomas Walter Scott Lincoln’s Inn Knightsbridge Royal Humane Society Samuel Clement Conduit-street Westbourn-terrace Anthony T. Thompson Welbeck Street Baker Wellington Cannon Street St. George's-in-the-East James Hicks St. George-in-the-East Batterworth

Will Forgeries Trial Reveals Elizabeth Stewart Case Details

The morning session in the Will Forgeries trials resumed with the barons and judges hearing the Elizabeth Stewart indictment. Key testimony examined dates, signatures, and the involvement of Fletcher Barber and Mrs. Dorey, racing through debates on whether Barber acted as an accessory before the fact and if Elizabeth Stewart existed as claimed.

Baron Gurney Justice Williams Justice Maule Erle Queen's Counsel F. Pollock Exchequer Clarkson Bodkin J. Bayley Elizabeth Stewart Susannah Richards Hill Barber Doctors’commons Fletcher Great Marlow Stewart Hyatt Clarence Peckham Enq Nelson Square Mr. Hyatt Windsor Marlow John Stewart Doctors Commons Elizath Stewart E. Stewart Messrs. Pickering and Co Griffin Doctor’s Commons William Henry Barber Joshua Flercuen Giorcians Dorey Justice Maule William Henry Barber Joshua Fletcher William Saunders Lydia Saunders Georgiana Dorey Anne Slack Charles William Seton Doctors'commons Smith-street Chelsea South-terrace Pimlico Arden Hulme John Slack George Slack Abbot's Langley Hertfordshire

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