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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 09, 1845

Page

4

Man Slaughter Charge Against Surgeon After Childbirth Tragedy

An inquest at the White Horse on Elizabeth Crowder's death, wife of a Long Acre engine maker, reveals alleged brutal treatment by surgeon Hawkins after a difficult confinement. Witnesses describe severe injuries and multiple births. verdict returns manslaughter and Hawkins is remanded to Newgate.

T. Wakley M.P White Horee Saffron Hill Hilzabeth Ann Crowder Merryweather Longacre Sarah Thornton Witnessed Hawkins Elizabeth Smith Afr. Thorne John Thorne Milkatreet Pentonville Bartlett Hatton-garden Gibson Holborn-hill John Paul Davies Russell-street Fitzray Square Zefo Thornton Smith Newgate Birmingham Quebec Carter Surrey Salisbury Arms Lock's Fields William Reed Salisbury-street Rcrurc

Nutmegs Fraud Case Moves in London Custom Office

Mr Hopper and Mr Cole sought a warrant to arrest two suspects in a nutmegs fraud at the London Dock. The scheme swapped 104 pounds for 1,129 pounds, defrauding duties on about 1,025 pounds of nutmegs worth roughly £135. The matter centers on a delivery warrant and a missing duty paid warrant, with Ballantine weighing whether to indict for conspiracy or proceed via the Exchequer.

Mr. Hopper Solicitors of Customs Cole Customs Department London Dock Ballantine Thames Hopper Solicitor of Customs London Currie and Co Mr. Ballantine Comptroller of Accounts Normega Board of Customs Court of Exchequer Watford Customs

Letter on Wade death and public sympathy in England

A reader laments John Augustin Wade's death amid poverty and urges the press to publicize his widow Mrs Wade's needs. He criticizes England for neglecting talented figures and calls for subscriptions, monuments, and action to aid the bereaved and deserving in distress. Newcastle upon Tyne, July 26, 1615.

Weekly Chronicle London John Augustin Wade Strand England Afr Wade Hoyle Amolla Archimedes Frex Aouirrance Westurnayen Apngy Westminster Turl House of God Giacomo Bridge of Sighs Matthew Fletcher J' Aare Wapping Fes Deller Josiah Smith Gid Bailey Windsor Punch Coldstream Guard Henry Seyman William Lawrin Old England Prince Albert Stoke Norfolk Ybah

Sunrise and Sunset Rules for Great Britain and Ireland

Instructions for calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude with adjustments per degree, plus tables for high water times at London docks and several harbours. Also notes weekly calendar items, liturgical lessons, moon age, day length, and a delay in publishing a correspondence about Parliament due to news pressure.

Great Britain Ireland London Bristol Ork Cove Falmouth Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Peel Avoids Final Word as Debates Impress

The session closed with scenes of gravity that earned universal respect. It was anticipated Sir Robert Peel would bring the night to a close, yet he remained reserved, risking no hint of his future intentions in the Syrian debate or in the upcoming session.

Robert Peel Lord Palmerston

The Last Debate of the Session in The Weekly Chronicle

The Weekly Chronicle reviews Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel amid the last session debate. It criticizes Russell for lack of clear policy, notes his cautious opposition, and contrasts party labels with acts. The piece tracks leadership, policy disputes, and the prospect of Whig return to power with emphasis on practical governance.

Ussell John Ratsell John Russell John J. Russell Lord J. Russell Ireland Plumptre Morratt Qartrament Viliers Gipson Daisy Szetx R. Peel Trelani R. Pee J. Guansa Tiltriday Sir Robert Feel Spectator House of Lords Becan Ihv Robert Peel Lord John Russell England Robert Pel Lebouchere Gladstone Board of Trade Lord Melbourne Fishmongers’ Hall Ward Sheffield Bia Free Trade Party

Mr Wray Case Stirs Press and Parliament Clash

In a forceful reply the editor defends Mr Hawes and rebuts critics of last week. The piece argues Parliament may address the Crown over Mr Wray despite the 1836 timing, calls out attempted new offences over canvassing, and insists the Monday decision suffices for just handling of the South Eastern Bill affair.

Delicate Susceptibility Mr Bickham Escott on Maize

A London era commentary applauds Winchester MP Mr Bickham Escott for Free Trade shifts, praising his maize policy and Cobdenite aims. It notes his cautious stance on import duties, predicts maize will become staple, and envisions maize cakes in cottages within five years, with Ormsby Gore's possible resistance.

MR. Bickhan Escott Bickham Escott Winchester Esat Indies East Indies United States Calcutta Bickharo Ormsby Gore Limine

Train Disaster Near Littleborough On Northern and Eastern Line

A catastrophic rail accident on the Northern and Eastern Railway near Littleborough, between Wendon and Chesterford, left passengers injured and engines wrecked. The morning mail to Norwich, with two second class and three first class carriages, suffered a violent blast and fire after an explosion on a cutting. Rescue work, medical aid, and an official inquiry led by Major General Pasley followed as engineers and authorities assessed the scene and origin amid extensive damage and disruption.

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