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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 09, 1845

Page

2

Royal visit itinerary and events at Stolzenfels Bonn and Cologne

Queen Victoria's Rhine tour details include stops at Bonn Stolzenfels Wiesbaden Bieberach and Cologne with a return to Coburg. Two steamers La Roland and La Reine are offered, guard duties assigned, a concert at Stolzenfels, Beethoven fete rehearsals in Bonn and an illuminated riverbank. A Brussels departure follows, with Belgian royal invitations and political notes.

Stolzenfels Victoria Bonn Bischofst Prince Albert Ae Ba Wiesbaden Bieberach Duke of Nassau Cologne Brub England Coburg Rhine Landwehr Royal Guard Eserbeer Liszt Boobr Repord Prussia London Merédiale de Cawo Mourillon la Dares Toulon

Mysterious murder case shocks Cologne readers

A July letter from Cologne reports a warehouse crime with a severed woman’s head and body parts found in five wax covered boxes. Police traced a stranger jeweller and ironmonger to Toledo, with others detained. the aggressor remains at large. Nearby, West Indies mail reports abundant sugar crops but reduced coffee production and continued productivity of Hill Coolies.

Wapleus Muaver San Giovanni Trank, Arms, Lega Ecclesiaatic Eaid Ita Strada 'i Toledo Augeburg Gaeeke West

Mexican affairs and a French protest in Mexico City

Correspondent reports from Mexico through June 20 describe quiet after an abortive June 7 revolt, with a federalist pronunciamiento at Tobasco. Congress to meet July 1 and tariff talks indicate at least three weeks before a decision, with annexation viewed as likely by Texas sources. A dispute between the French Minister and Mexican authorities over the insult to Baron de Crépres led to threats of passports if reparations were not made within eight days.

Spain Bayonne Pampeluna San Sebastian Tron Fuentarabia Navarre Barcelona Manzanares Don Enrique Concha Catalonia Sosia Pampelona Santo Aguado Guipuscos Sayagosca Suchet Saragossa Yairs Erpectador Seragossa Pampeluns el Heraldo Senate Cortes Malage Soria Figueras Alamada Roncali Cordova Cuenca Madrid Valencia Malaga Canal of Aragon Tudela el Tiempo England Naples el Espectedor Shelly Seville la Libertad el Glamor Motris Narvaez Martinez de la Ross Aragon Royal Household Canel Mexico Tobasco Congress Texas General Herrera MsExtco Baron de Crpres Senor Cuevas Alcalde de Barrio M. Cuevas Baron de Cypres Bath

Presentation of Plate to Benjamin Hawes MP

The Metropolis notes a London dinner at Eaton Square hosted by George Moffatt MP to honor Benjamin Hawes MP with a two piece of plate. Merchants and traders funded the gift, praising Hawes for zealous attention to commercial interests in Parliament. Hawes expressed gratitude for the recognition and thanked the donors. Nearby items cover a river steamer collision, a hydrophobia case, oyster market results, a hoax on Alderman Moon, drownings of two children, inquests, a large fire at Waterlane, and a coroner’s inquest into a land dispute leading to a manslaughter verdict.

Benjamin Hawes George Moffatt Eaton Square London Hawes Moffatt George Moffatt, Esq M.P J. Travers Hayward Graham James Adam R. L. Sheil H.tufnell H. Warburton T. M. Gibson M. Forster C. Hindley M.J. O'Connell Mr. Hawes No. 7 No.3 No. 3 London Bridge Thames Tunnel Tannel-pier No.7 Temple-stairs George Mannston Stonemeson Darley-Street Lambeth Tur Oxston Stakes Billingsgate Oldbaw Faversham Winstable Colchester Jersey Wales Oldham London-bridge Tower Lieser Alderman Noon Portsoken Alderman Moon Finsbury-square

Man and dog accused in buckinghamshire game case at Preston Bissett

William W White of Preston Bissett faced magistrates for using a dog to destroy game. He admitted catching rats for forty years to support his wife and five children and received an 18 shillings fine with 14 days' imprisonment in default. The Liverpool case reports a solicitor charged with indecent assault in Poynton Street after drinking. A coroner's inquest revealed ginger beer bottles caused two-year-old Ruth Goldsmith’s death, with toxicology pending. Manchester fire destroys extensive woodworking premises of Thomas Wheatler in Pilling Street, with dies a large loss of furniture and timber in the blaze.

Gerig Mose LivasiZar Lamer Payne Thames James Sellgys Rose Rene Hghterman Phillips Emily Rushton Temple Lane Blackfriars Trigg’s Thames Street Queenhithe Simantas Axp Wakley M.P Albion Battle-bridge King’s Cross Charles Richardson Ostler Hasting’s Street Barton Crescent Regent's Canal Battle Bridge Draga Measre Jabo Samuel Borger Waterlane Homerton Ges As Works Gremen Mesors Berger Carter Surrey Bee Hive Carter-Street Walworth Charles Ratherbee Vine Cottage Harvey Ann Ratherbee Lady Dey Wetil Wen Guy's Hospital Joseph Harrey William W White Preston Bissett Measrs Eyre Andrews Baynes George Bridger Duke of Buckingham Hillsden Three Bridge Mill Liverpool Josias Thomas Andeell Canning Place Mecara, Rushton and Turver Poynton Street Wardle Rushton Mr. Rushton Andsell Liverpool Albion Ruth Goldsmith Thomas Goldsmith Craven-street Messrs Manchester St George's Road Thomas Wheatlers Pilling-street Pilling Street

Repeal Association meeting and O Connell letter

The weekly meeting at Conciliation Hall chaired by Dr S Murphy heard a reading of Dan O Connell’s letter urging the election of sixty Repeal Association members. The letter urged strict registry, suitable candidates, and coordinated county-by-county efforts, warning against Orangeman interference and outlining a plan to restore Ireland’s Parliament.

S. Murphy J. O'Connell Darryoane Abbey Ray Daniel O'Connell M.P Maurice O'Connell John O'Connell Wexford Galway Ireland College-green England Repeal Association Audh Perauns Vetera James Power Conciliation Hall Association Power Orangemen Repealera North London Broderick America Texas Robert Peel Oregon Peel France Scott Dublin Puacix Dremiesat Watson Janes Watson Orange Leutenant House of Lords Commission of the Peace Antrim

Reminiscences on Tar Powava and Global Tales

A literary chronicle from London reviews Steinbach’s Tar Powava and the remarkable Indian tale of a Fakir buried alive, then shifts to book notices on Marco Visconti and Burns library editions. It praises Burns editions and Italian chivalry themes, plus reflections on architecture books, beekeeping primers, and a Mediteranean voyage tale for young readers, ending with a magazine note on Corpax New Moxinity and current periodical sketches.

Taovsts Asp Thomas Taotts London Darton and Clark Peter Parley Mediterranean Italy Corprax New Moxinity Mr. Ainsworth Leigh Hunt Marryat R.N Hughes R. H. Barhan Patty Morgan Eleanor Butler Walter Scott Sian College Wales

Destructive fire at four story building causes £3000 to £4000 loss

A fire at about 1:20 am broke out near a saw pit in a four story building, spreading rapidly through timber, furniture, and machinery owned by Mr Wheatley. Water supply delays hampered efforts as four Manobeater engines and one from Salford fought the blaze for two hours. The origin remains unknown amid incendiary rumors. The affected cottages largely escaped major damage beyond windows and weather boards.

Pollos Salford Wheatley Manchester Wardian

Severe Thunder Storm Injures People and Damages Trees

In Teaninic and Stiatixo a severe thunderstorm with hail and rain hit Thursday afternoon from about one to four o'clock. Lightning was brilliant and continuous, causing injuries to several residents including a cork cutter, Mr Gardner of King Street, who was knocked senseless but recovering. Trees were shattered and crops may suffer from the downpour. optimism remains for eventual recovery with better weather. From Stirling Journal.

Watson Evening Mail Armagh Baruyaasia Avrnar Cork Examiner Earl of Cork Ballinhsasty Cork Gardner King-street Stirling Journal

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