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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 03, 1845

Page

5

Frightful Railway Accidents on English Lines

A London and Birmingham Railway collision near Chalk Farm, with a luggage train derailing into the mail train. The accident injured many, including Mr. Dean of Birmingham, who had his leg crushed and required amputation. Fog and signal failures blamed. pilot engine errors investigated. A Penshurst Tunbridge collision on the South Eastern line followed, caused by a driver misreading tail lights. One driver was charged, then acquitted after magistrate found fault mainly in order and signaling. A separate incident on the Dover line reports a Penshurst collision with injuries. inquiry notes pilot engine practice risk. An additional Tunbridge incident involved an attack on a guard at Hanwell station.

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Paris Papers Debate on Slave Trade and French Navy Growth

The Paris press attacks Britain's Brazil policy and the suppression of the slave trade, arguing England exploits naval power to coerce Portugal and Brazil. It notes Don Carlos's Paris arrival and reports strong stock market and naval ship lists, plus updates on Simon Don Enrique’s Barcelona visit and local fire at Moxon’s shop.

Panta Thuradsy Paris Lord Palmerston Muscat France Minister of Marine L'Albatros le Caraibe le Labrador le Montezuma le Orénoqne le Paname le Caiman Elan l'Eupedon le Phoque Caast Africa le Caralbe Montagnies de la L'Amaranthe la Fine Constitutionnel Brazil England Nand Becaues United States Portugal Journal Des Débats Don Carlos Grevulx Rome Paria Orleans Rouen Vierzon Havre Avignon Basle Bayonne Spain Pampeluna San Sebastian Iran Fuentarabia Navarre Barcelona Manzanares Don Enrique Concha Catalonia Moxon Blackmoor Street Clere Market London Establishment Weat of England Company County Office

Parliament Prorogation Expected Amid Continental Tour Plans

Latest intelligence indicates Parliament will be prorogued by Saturday with Thursday as a backup date if business finishes earlier. Queen Victoria is expected to begin a continental tour that day. Also noted are promised entertainments at Her Majesty's Theatre including La Gasea Ladra and performances by Caccia, Castellan, Moriani, and Lucile Grahn. A detailed account of the Dogaritz race and related wagers is included, along with divorce proceedings and lengthy letters from India detailing marital strains and proposed arrangements.

Herajesty Her Majesty's Theatre Toast Caccia Castellan Moriani Cerito Alma Lucile Grahn Dogazrt Fishmongers’ Company Theas Realma Colley Cibber South Sea W. Jolliffe London Bridge Chelsea Joseph Cobb Greenwich Edward Goellett George White Custom House Robert W. Thorodyke Surrey Canal Matthew Weed Bankside William H. Pratt Waterloobridge Pratt Weed Gellett Cobb Thorndyke White Westminster Bridge Thropspout Blackriarsbridge Westminster Cubb House of Lorps Major Downing Shuldham Nusseerabad Cape of Good Hope England Cape India Reury Acarcely Martha Ermpoora Europe Cape Town Jackson New South Wales Bombay Jodpuor Alexandria Egypt Downing Neilgherries Henry Captain Barton Scotts Huldam Edward

The Cotton Twist debate on talkers and doers in Parliament

The Standard lauds England’s parliament as busy yet complains of idle members who seldom vote or engage in measures affecting Twenty Millions, contrasting talk with action. It mocks elevated assurances about crops and Providence while urging practical market checks and scrutiny of crop prospects amid corn laws.

England Alamera Morning Herald Claus Board of Peel Downing-street Bridgelstreet Shoe The Herald London Post Robert Peel

Trial of Louis Henry Goule Ends Not Guilty by Insanity

The Northern circuit trial of Louis Henry Goule drew a crowded court as he pleaded guilty to the indictment but was judged Not Guilty by reason of insanity. Key testimony described the couple's troubled marriage, alleged threats, and two pistol shootings with Mrs. Goule dying days later. Jurors accepted the insanity defense after expert and lay witnesses recounted a night of jealousy, fear, and violence.

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