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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 10, 1845

Page

3

Manslaughter trial for surgeon Hawkins over deadly confinement

At Great Saffron Hill a coroner’s inquest heard Elizabeth Crowder died after a difficult confinement attended by surgeon Hawkins. Witnesses testified to alleged violent treatment and delays in recognizing a second child. Jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Hawkins and he was committed to Newgate.

T. Wakley White Horse Great Saffron-hill Elizabeth “Ann Crowder Merryweather Longaccrah Witnessed Hawkins Elizabeth Smith Thorne John Thorne Milk Street Pentonville Bartlett Hatton-garden Gibson Holborn-hill John Paul Davies Russell-street Fitzroyquire Fitzroyquire, Physician, and Lecturer On Midwifery, &c. &c Forbes Air. Ginson Hexkins Witnness Regina Thornton Lina Newgate Male Birmingham Birmingham Journal Warton Bromyard Worcester County Jones Skarratt Worcester Perkins

Custom House Fraud Alleged In Nutmegs Case At Thames

Mr Hooper and Mr Cole pressed for a warrant to arrest two defendants in a nutmegs duty fraud. A clerk allegedly issued a delivery warrant for 1129 pounds though only 104 pounds had duty paid, causing a 134 pound loss to the Crown. Court action and indictments considered as the matter centers on conspiracy and fraud.

Hooper Solicitors of Customs Cole Customs Department London Duck Ballentine Thames Police Office Hopper Customs House Comptroller of Accounts Solicitor of Customs Ballantine Custom House Comptrollers's London Dock Currie and Co Mr. Ballantine Mr. Hopper Heyper Board of Customs Custume Symons Court of Exchequer Watford Customs London and York Haws Cambridge and Lincoln Railway Company Brazils Kate Gilson Brazil G. Horr Westminster Bridge R. Pret Ton Apesce R. Muurs C Use Westminster Walker Rennie Rendal Treasury Westminster Abiev Hear Pee Liule Westminster Abbey Williams P. Bortiwics South Eastern Railway MR. Wray Hawes Wray Metropolitan Police District Bonham South Eastern Railway Company J. Graham House of Commons South Eastern Itailway Company Mr. Bonham Jams Graham Sir James Graham Home Police Bonhan Sir. J. Graham W. Patten Boohsm B. Pars Beobar Honhem Thalthough Boldero Gecowan Hawesmee Haven Hignett Jenny Mr. Hest Captain Boldero Mr. Hume Hume James Graham J. Wray Mr. Botham Tronhiam Mr Wray Bantam Colonel Pret Sistea Board of Ordnance J. Eastnore Mr. Hawes Pinhee R. Incurs Mireur Ct Gasman SV. Patten Mr. Benham Heme Ferien London Besse Ford Commons Penerupts Dalets Her Majesty In Council Lord Cawppere Home Secretary Stega Quebec D. Damen Lord Palmerston Hou Laronet Board of Trade Dover Birmingham House of Lords Pauuerstos George Crewe Lori G. Clerk Northern and Eastern Railway Air Warn Board of Directors Chichester Arthur Lennox Ordnance Lords Greens Greene Burcirr Wanaratos James Granam Pontwick Colonel Borteston Vitchens John Eastuary Leicestershire Warnckton Buorneston J. Gnaman Long Dalhousie Mr. Warrenton

Remarkable Indian Exploit and Italian Visconti Review

A fragment from Tur Poxsaus recounts a Lahore court tale of a faquir buried alive for forty days with corn grown above him, later revived. It also reviews Marco Visconti and Grotti’s Italian tale with vivid scene of a fisherman grieving Arrigozzo on a stormy lake, and notes architecture and apiary books along with a Birmingham obituary and a sacrilege case in Worcester.

Lahore Ranjeet Singh Maherajah Bia Manco Visconti Tomaso Grotti London James Burns Mr. Burns Baskerville Undine Schmid Hauff Tieck Fouque Maproni Marco Visconti Manzoni Groesi Italy Grossi Michele

Parliament Debates Irish and Railway Bills End Session

The House of Lords and Commons debate Irish policy, Maynooth and Irish colleges, landlord and tenant issues, and the London York Railway bill controversies. Ministers defend reforms while opposition critiques delays, governance, and trade policy amid looming adjournment.

Lord Grey England Scotland Erlend House of Lords Legislative Assembly House of Commons Maynooth College Maynooth R. Peel Ireland Church of Ireland O'Connell Huskisson R. Pie James Graham Geo Privy Council Board of Education Lord John Continent Dublin J. Grauan John Russell Lord J. Russell J. Graham Warbitton Hawes France United States Cie Municipal Corporation Lord Monteagle Lord Stanley J. Russell Ving Munch Lord John Russell Lord Lincoln Tata

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