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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 28, 1844

Page

7

Fraud case exposes deception by Fletcher and partners

In a London trial, Joshua Fletcher and Georgiana Corey were found guilty of a wide scheme of forgeries and fraud linked to the Slack family stock. William Barber, William Saunders, and Lydia Saunders were convicted on related charges. Sentences: Fletcher and Barber to transport for life, Saunders to seven years, Lydia Saunders and Georgiana Dorey to two years imprisonment. The court noted the defendants’ social standing worsened their culpability and hinted at possible royal pardons or further prosecutions.

Sion Slack Eppears Fletcher Barber Enforde Cher Anne Slack Abbots Langley Miss Slack Diheve Bath Bristol William Lydia Saunders Hena Cheltenham Gazette Yan Fetcher Jane Slack Mies London Foskett Somerset-house Anns Slack Emma Slack Bircham Freshfield Imus Wdar Freakili Mr. Freshfield Artner Mr. Bircham William Saundgra Tieel Saunders Paaran Eiher Stout Gion Mion Sap Mest Wells Mtny Hisrare Brewella Bank of Haugland Mr. Fletcher Christmas Chelsea William Saunders Dorey Baron Gurney Joshua Fletcher Georgiana Corey William Henry Barber Géorgiana Dorey Witt Forcers Mrs. Dorey James Graham Samuel Lamert Bedford-Street Bedford-Square University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Hall S. Gilbert Paternoster-row Hannay and Co Osford-street Stake Tichburne-street Regent Street Gordon Leadenhall-street Noble Chancery-lane Heywood Oldham-street Manchester Newton Church-street Liverpool Watts Snowhill Birmingham Baraclough Fargate Sheffield Davey Broad Street France and Co Butcher Bank Newcastle on-Tyne Paton and Love Nelson-street Glasgow Loyal Manchester Chronicle La’Mert No 9

Manic son attacks family in Epping neighborhood

William Cook, a young man from a Thoydon Garnon farm area, attempted to murder his mother, father, and two sisters on a Wednesday night. The mother escaped after severe blows, the father fled in shirt, and the two sisters aged four and sixteen were badly hurt. A county police officer found the son by a pond claiming he had killed his sisters Eliza and Anne. Doctors say the elder child is gravely injured, the youngest may recover, and the son is deemed insane and held in custody at Epping union house.

Epping Youn William Cook Carter Stew Greenlane Thoydon Garnon Hiren George Bedford Coopersule Cook Eliza Anne Merryman Loft Union House Ezsser

Dover Terminus Fatal Accident Victim Dies at Guy's

At eleven o'clock Monday night another victim of the Dover railway terminus disaster died at Guy's Hospital. The deceased is Jon Matthews, aged forty two, who suffered severe head wounds that led to brain inflammation and death.

Dover Raiway Dover Guy's Hospital Jon Matthews

Imperial Feet Washing and Royal Parade in Vienna

A Vienna letter notes Maundy Thursday ceremonial feet washing by Emperor and Empress for twelve elderly men and women, ages 83 to 110, followed by gifts and dinner. It also recounts Prince Albert touring London Parliament works with humor about Grissell and Peto, Victoria tower plans, and a jest about a mason named King Coal during the inspection.

Allgemeine Zeitung Vienna The Fine Arts Barry Grissell Peto Victoria Tower England Prince Albert Aso

The Last of the Stuarts Remains Laid to Rest in Tweedmouth

The extraordinary James Stuart, born December 26, 1728 in Charleston, departed life after a fall on the hip. A vast funeral crowd surpassed 13,000, while his long wandering life included service in the 42d Highlanders and the navy. He had five wives and 27 children with many sons slain in battle.

Tweedmouth James Stuart Charleston South Carolina United States John Stuart Prince Charles America Preston Pans Gardiner Johnny Cope Edinburgh Culloden Stuart 42D Highlanders Wolfe Quebec Bunker's Hill Navy Rodney Berwick Upon Tweed East Indies Trafalgar Waterloo Algiers

The Queen appoints ministers and clergy to church and court roles

Royal notices list Rev David Drummond being presented to Innerwick Perthshire, Charles Dickinson named NSW Supreme Court judge, and various military appointments across regiments. Dissenters Marriage Acts register chapels, insolvency declarations, bank operations, and numerous appointments by the Lord Lieutenant across counties.

Warresatt David Drummond Innerwick Glenlyon Perthshire Charles Stewart Kilmorie Kintyre Downrne Street John Nodes Dickinson Supreme Court Colony of New South Wales Orfice of Oroyance Royal Regiment of Artillery Charles Dalton John Gordon Charles William Wingfield Alexander Tullok Dalton William Hamilton Elliot Tullok Alexander Cameron Greig Eliot John Sidney Farrell Dyson Peter Maclean Farrell Charles Frye Maclean Henry Poole Fenwck Charles Robert Wynne Poole William Chas. Yelverton Wynne West Riding County of York City of York West York John Hardy Boynton Yarnouth S. Passey Back Vine Street Minories R Pool Manchester C. Strong Lyncombe Widcombe Somersetshire J. Elderkin Hammersmith R. Hilder Bradwell Suffolk G. Warburton Harpurdry P. Unsworth Knockin Shropshire J. Town Halifax F. Gooderham Vaesal Road North Brixton H. Phillips Waterloo Road Purser J. Deane Sidney Commercial Road R. Everett Strand J. Way Southsea Duker T. James Wymondham Leicestershire J. Duce Leeds J. K. Windsor St. Ann's Terrace St. John’s Wood G. Smith Carnarvon J. Brown Duke's Mews Wilson Grove W.austin Bell Street Edgware Road E. Graam Dover Street Piccadilly Sin Ing H Chanwell Southampton W. Read E. Page Pawich PF. A. Ward Arbour Terrace Thlrow G. Smeeton Stratford Essex J.B King Newgate Street W. Brown Rickmansworth, Herts A. Butty Birkenshaw Yorkshire R. Jackson W Lloyd Liverpool S. Brothers Newcastle Lyme Carrier J. Lynton Cambridge J. Hopkins Tooley Street Teesdale and Toulson Westminster Bridge Road M'Kinlay and Marr Silver Street Wood Street W. Jay Castle Lane Southwark Bridge Road Greaves Humberston and Frodsham Liverpool and Ramsay W. Robinson Curnivh Badport H. March Norton Haimdun J. Harford Brigtel E. Arrowsmith United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Thomas Herbert Maddock Bengal Civil Service Downine Street Charles Bennett Island of St. Lucia Crown Orrer Exeter William Webb Follett Middlesex Charles Sidney Hawkins William Frederick Vernon Royal Eastern Regiment of Middlesex Thomas Mayer Carvick Rutland Charles George Noel Viscount Campden William Re Dawnay Henry Bennet Pierrepont Sussex George Basevi John Hamlin Borrer Charles William Elwood Charles Goring Ditto Mark Pringle James Sibbald David Scott Richard Parry Jones Clay William Hazledine Austin Cornet Jones War Office 1St Dragoon Guards William Hatfield de Rodes Purchase Sutton 12Th Light Dragoona 2Th Light Dragoons Thomas Bernard Philins John Williams Bernard Henry George Sutton Williams 6Th Regiment of Foot John Harvey 44Th Foot Ballard 1Th Foot Samuel Symes Cox Forbes James Pattison Whitty Voland Vashon Ballard 9Th Foot Harvey 46Th Foot William Henry O'Toole Sharpe John Ellis Spilling O'Toole James George Clarke Spilling 47Th Foot Frederick Estwick 91Th Foot Clarke 51St Foot William Birch 25Th Foot Stansfield Carey Foot Walliam Guard Ionian Islands Eory Edmund Austen Thomas H. Colvill Guard William Hutchingon Colvill John Ignatius Macdonell Hutchinson 74Th Foot Fergusson Dunbar Daniel M‘curdy William Boyd Walter Boyd William Elford Adams Vigors Francis Colegrave Boyd Albemarle Dewar Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment Adams John Doherty Colegrave Robert Wathaniel Spalding Lincolnshire Baptist Crockerton Wiltshire Congregational Royston Hertfordshire Sank OF England

Lancashire merchants and trades in probate notices May entries

A compiled list shows certificated tradespeople and partnerships dissolved across England and Scotland with May dates. Names include Seddon of Middle Hulton miller Reesby of Stamford and many others from Brighton to Sunderland, plus scotch sequestrations for merchants and printers across Glasgow and Kilmarnock.

Downing-street Great Britain Hiwny Bickwewr Grocers’ Company Grocers’ Hall Iromaongers W. Vavasour Rushdale R. and J Campion Whitby Bankers Murray and Brown Liverpool T. and A. Templeton Congleton Cheshire W. Pringle Morpeth Carrier M. Searth Bishop Wearmouth R Smith Worcester N. Blake Edgeware Road H. Wood Fleet Street K. Maryon Chigwell Essex J. L. Heathorn Abchurch Lane W. Emmins Montpelivrow Brompton T. Brewer Lomax and Chesaworth Hunley Stafford-hire J and W. Andrew London Hind and Brown Manchester Turmaine and Laslett Ale Clixheugh Durham Taylor and Kalmford Linly Yorkshire R. Rice Nottingham Invernen — Hill Rooke Calico Williams, Granville, and Co Chester Carnarvon Bangor G. B Granville the and Sharp Kingston-upon Aull Fight Bridport Dorsetshire Sandon and Pearson Middlesborough Wellake and Laxton Kevnshin Somersetshire Hart, Ley and Cs Whitehaven Cumberland Iran M.A. Hart Lnnon and Swift Staveley Derbyshire Davis and Simpson York Town Surrey Cash and Brown Louth Lincolnshire Camecnen Stave Cariers P. Smith Glasgow R Brnce Diwse Tailor Fear J. Warrack Upper Middlefield Woodside Aberdeen G. Sharp Newbiguiog Musselburch Baker Dealen Reid Princes Street Edinburgh Ruerchapt Burnley Lancashire Mercer P. Seddon Middle Hulton C. Reesby Stamford Miller Cheeseman Hudson, and Cheeseman Brighton T. M. Morton Bishopsgate Street R. J. Craneis Maldon W. R. Hawkes J. Lark Johnson and Daniels Birmingham Hardcastle Braoton Sunderland J. and J. Benoliel Rugby Saith, Taylor, and Co Leamington Bridgman and Pledger Bury St. Edmunds Bell, Brothers Duke Street Spink and North Hull Rinters Fothergill and Lorn Darlington Surgeons Owden Wenlock Road City Road Griffiths and Roberts G. Black Kilmarnock G. Ross J. G. Scott J. Bell Dalreach Perthshire W. Frame

Queen of Sicily birth and notable marriages page

Telegraphic dispatch reports the Queen of Sicily bore a princess named Maria Clementina Immacolata on the night of the 14th. Bath saw a brief stay of a son born to the lady of Sir Charles Shaw. Marriages include Charles C Grey to Caroline Turner Macan at Bryanstone Square, Edward P Drew to Julia Wahab at Waterford, and Charles Landmann to Emma Bracher at St Pancras. High Life notes Miss Lowther’s marriage to Talbot Clifton at Hanover Square with extensive guest list headed by the Earl of Lonsdale and other nobility.

von Berbers the Two Sicilies Amfessager Marseilles Sicily Salerno Maria Clementina Immacolata Bath Charles Shaw Bryanstone Square Charles C. Grey R.N Caroline Turner Macan Armagh Waterford Edward P. Drew Cappoquin Julia Wahab E.1.c St. Pancras Charles Landmann Cesteeahn Emma G. Bracher Lowther Earl Countess of Jersey Clementina Villiers Lucy Pusey Susan Reeve Elizabeth Villiers Clifton Edward Clifton Viscount Crawley Messrs Ponsonby John Beckett Charles Coote Bentinck Reeve Lucy Maria Bouverie Pusey Manheim Elizabeth H. Elliot Graham George Leeds Bexhill Sussex Abraham Duplock Samuel Noakes Bunton Nicolas de Witte Golden Square M. de Witte Mexanchory Dearn Edmund T. Clark Charing-cross Hospital Vick ApMizat Sim Jaahleel Brenton Barr K.C.B Jahleel Brenton Bart Greenwich Hospital Leamington Spa Hucn Lindsay Berkeley Square Hugh Lindsay Earl of Balcarres Royal Navy Lord Rodney Lord St. Vincent East India Company Perth Cupar Daundee Admiralty Jane Gordon John Pitts Great St. Andrew-street Aldermanbury Pitts Queen Caroline James Carnach Harrild Neate Drury Lane

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