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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 26, 1845

Page

5

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Pes Oswalses Roebuck Ward

Mciullien and Mrs Templeman letter in controversy

A long letter to a newspaper defends Mrs Templeman against accusations by M Jullien, recounting legal disputes over a musical work’s copyright, publication attempts, and related court actions, including costs and outcomes, with references to scandal and public notices.

Nan Woon Ite Tesipleman M. Dwies Het An Mo Teter Cory Cape Pontionag Jmusic M. Fallien Tallien Ioraarcey Teevert

French Budget and Rail Plans Dominate Parliamentary News

The Chamber of Deputies adopts the article authorising finance minister to reimburse Five per Cent stock at 100 percent or convert to Four and a Half stock, with ten years of protection. debates on Morocco agents indemnity and War Department estimates follow, while Swiss and British items, court cases, and racing notes fill the rest of the dispatch.

Chamber of Deputies M. Maret de Bord Minister of Finance M. de ‘Tracy Guizot Moniteur Nismes Montpellier Journal Des Débats Tive Morocco Purtendick Mapnip War Department M. Bravo Murillo War Ministry Toledo Robert Peel Madrid Alcantara Carabineera Lauri Tavir Arma Swirzencaup Lucerne Free Corps Vaud M. Briatto M. Guizor Corps Diplomatique Inez Switzerland Eourt Alexandria Damiette Noukoaner Woonstock Electrox Marquis of Blandford Woodstock Morning Chronicle of Briday Duke of Marlborough Loftus Lord Loftus Italy Rome Maynooth Leonixsten Greenway Leominster H. Barkley Ackland Anti Corn Law League Robert Peet Her Majesty’s Theatre Perrot Lucile Grahn Lucile Grabn

Great Distillery Trial Excise Prosecution at Law Court

The trial of a lengthy excise case at Whitechapel resumed with the Lord Chief Baron and two other barons. The Solicitor General announced a view of the premises to aid jurors, witnesses Drinkwater and Batten testified on stock, holes, pumps, and water connections revealing possible leakage and irregularities, and adjournment followed with cross examination postponed to Friday. A rumor of a junior clerk’s embezzlement at Milon Harford & Co. rounded off the item.

Delarue Hempstead Thomas Henry Hocker Newgate Thomas Neary Hocker Cope Haverstock- Held Hocker Black Horse-court Fleetstreet Hunter Sidney William Almar George Almar Sadler's Wells Asner Almar Hooker Kings End Key Fleet Street Black Horse Court Station Garrick Hill Mansion House Almer Daniel Whittle Harvey Iris James Graham AnxuTnen Hecker Onice Harvey Lell Kings and Key Fleet-street Mr. Davis Maxston Hoss Allen Kelmar Mt. Aberdeen Place St. John’ Wood-road Marylebone Police Office Hampstead Inspector Gray Hucker Sten Jey Hocker Sem Mr. Watson Gres Stanley Emily Grey Inspector Grey Miss Emily Miss Parnees Whitechapel Hampstead Church Inepretor Grey Mr. Delarue Conduit Fields Fortorr Abe Smith Bar Rolfe and Plat Thomas Wilde Jervis Wilde Mr. Kelly Watsop Martin Alr. Greenwood Mobun Lall Kelly Showers Burchell Drinkwater Thomas Wible Spirit Spirit Warehouse George Smith Gill Wallace Kibble East London Water Works Kelly Roan

Law case on Manchester Scotch church trust and minister

A legal information before the Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce concerns the 1832 indenture creating a Scottish church in St Peter's Square, Manchester. It names James Kennedy et al as relators seeking injunctions against minister Alexander Munro and others, arguing Munro's allegiance shifted toward the Free Church and that the church should remain under the Established Church of Scotland. The case cites Auchterarder and 1843 1844 Scottish church disputes, seeking restraints on worship nonconforming to the trust and preventing transfer of church property contrary to the 1832 deed.

James Dosing England Moxcxtoy de Beauvoir National Schools Monckton Justice Coleridge Visi Prius Ross and Cromarty Treasury Commissioner of Excise Dkenteen Sescie Hawley-fields Railway Tavern Hampstead Road Owen Wellingston Bulwer C. Nertop Lambeth Sbaidiston Victoria Theas're Caele Osbaldinton Mr. Osbaldiston Vincent Osbaldiston Norton Tas Fars Cuvaca Oy Scoruyp Tae Art Gunamz Church of Scotland Manchester Mechanics’ Institution William Crime Daniel Grant Shlall Assembly of Divines Westminster General Assembly Scotland Halden William Edinburgh Mair Alexander Munro St Peter's Square Falinburgh Lancashire Presbyterian Church In Free Church of Scotland House of Lords Auchterarder Munro Free Church Berwick Presbyterian Church In England Jesus Christ Synod of the Manro Church of Mr. Rolt Alexander Moore Knox Andrew Melvil

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