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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 08, 1846

Page

5

Thunder storms and hail devastate gardens and towns

A lengthy report details widespread damage from storms across Lewisham, Greenwich, Deptford, and surrounding areas. Hail destroyed glasshouses and crops, with notable wreckage at Loft near Bent Waterworks and various farms. Lightning struck buildings at Plumstead, Chatham, and Cirencester while floods battered Talsarn and other Welsh towns, killing livestock and causing heavy property losses. Assize notes cover trials and punishments for violent acts and slander.

Messrs. Weelhouse Deptford Bridge Market Garden Loft Bent Waterworks Ernie Mack New Cross Wee Ales Rushey-green Lewisham Lewisham Bridge Lee Brioke Farnagis Lee Deptford Blackheath Tyler Greenwich Union Palmer Lewisharp Greenwich Elthen Beime Purustzin Rees Strucé Atouse George Kimber Mason Cutter Plumstead Bingham Amv Sorrisryd Boreouth Dorth Samuel Forster Southend Hill Reading Oxford Newbury Farringdon Cirenebster Wantage Cirencester Wadaige Dudley Letcomb Pear Wantage Highworth Birmingham St. Geonce Let- Cester Humberstone-gate Belgrave-grate Bramstonegate St. George’s Rutland-street Rugby Lutterworth, &c

Fire destroys hatfield place fireworks factory in Westminster road

Destructive blaze at Drewell and Co. Hatfield place workshop, front shop and contents consumed in minutes. Inspector Arnold and London Establishment and West of England engines responded. Water from Lambeth mains kept nearby dwellings safe as flames spread but no injuries reported among residents or workers.

Talsarn Aberasyron Cardiganshire Lampeter Abergatwith Talaarn Dr. Rogers Abermeirig Aberystwith Hurror Atricken Ayron Aberayron Oxford Heweronn Crow Court Alr Maule John Churchill Elizabeth Skinner Morris Levy Skint Ayerisoner Huddleston St. Meila Tsysy Waukla King Morgan Charles Joseph Missus Farmar Susannah Jeffries Mrs. Jeffries Mr. Wankyn Captain Farmar Thomas Morgen Geithorp CoxceaLix Justice Coltman Mary Anne Austen Wandsworth Wandsworth Union Bond Lambeth Salomon Nightingale Crawley Laneway Youse Vy. Ksicut Baron Parke Chrissa Cherrington M.chambers Mr.James Serjeant Skee Chambers London Cherrington Croydon Shim Anderson Frederick Atkinson Young Caravrot Fing Drewell and Co Hatfield-place Westminster Road Inspector Arnold L Division London Establishment West of England Company Drewall Piatiersie Opin Laurie Gihie Mathew Sisimpson Trew Policaman Bextey Heath Penchurch-street Witnens King William-street Artur Street Lim A. Tosnley Gricechurch-street Lowney Williams Shrimpton Justice Room Jr. Shrimpton Key Alan Kow Gihts Shrimpten Tiew Warner Suthayson Scrimpton Galice Mr. Ventner Sheerwright Aldermar Gibbs Mr. Warnier Tre Gibbs Shrimpe A Wasitich Mir Saunders Waater Takise Abeastagk Lingee Marsh Imany Visrec Alexander Samus Dustaau Fekop Nerten Stine Hind von Stein Chen Rhin Prasad Mr. Norton Witners Thomas Moran Chad Th . Freeman Freeman Issment Upiwe

Trial Request for Central Criminal Court Precedent

August 8 1846 report on removal and committal of pigourts facing trial recommending central court jurisdiction. Magistrates discuss precedent risk and company wishes for central criminal court trial, with suggestion to present to judge and coroner’s warrant process.

the Weekly Chronicle Pigourts Central Criminal Court Rawlings Dencan Maitland Gail Wee Jurisdictium Ley Saw Ilford EastErn Coustics Wm. Davis B. W. Rawlings Romford Clare Quinlan Chelmsford Davis Liford Gaul Middlesex

Bankers and Courts in 1845 London Legal Proceedings

In a 19th century London docket the Vice Chancellor Knight Bruce granted an injunction against an executor, while Mr. Dunn faced bankruptcy proceedings and a committal for contempt. The Bankruptcy Court suspended a certificate for twelve months amid repeat failures, and police court notices cover burglaries, forgery, theft, violence, and public nuisances with multiple remands and bail decisions.

Sarriway Lewis Knight Bruce Cooper Wright Justice Patteson Central Criminal Court Queen's Bench R. Dunn Shackell Toexecute Shackell Langley and Shaw Newstreet Covent Garden Darou Dunn

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