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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

15 Aug 1846

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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 15, 1846

Page

6

Separation of cruelty ends in divorce ruling at Westminster

In a lengthy session the court heard Mrs Mary Williams’s separation plea against Mr Charles Williams after repeated acts of violence. Credibility of witnesses, including Thomas Cox and Miss Tideswell, was weighed as the judge found cruelty established. A separate inquisition into Amelia Maas deemed her an alien for crown purposes with Middlesex property valued at £600 yearly. Other cases covered include a murder verdict at the Western Circuit and a burglary linked to a bright young suspect.

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Conelistocry Coount Tvresnar Williams Wes Miss Tideswell Thomas Cos Cox Wenscscat Court of Chancery Waddington Pollock Maule Mass Middlesex Treasury Amelia Susan Maria Maas Capt Maas The Netherlands Sene Jers Woolfe Coneul Hutchinson Tovey Paris Bmirs London Surrey Western Circuit Wettis Murgpen Crown Court Erie Robert Williams Thomas Wiggins Phinn Stone William Grindle Little Elm Fair Y Williams Wiggins George Tan Wiggins Justice Erle Gianner Louisa Harvey William Brown Joseph Hoddinott Prideaux Edward Salmon Caroline Smith Paniels Harvey Smith Rema Daniels Mary Bishop Frome Bath Taunton Assizes Taunton Harvey Elept John Daniels Oxford Grorceateer Crskge Murper Eliza Cross Artresy Justice Cressart Thomas Burrows George Lies Juin Smith William Smith Jane Dover Shap Matthews James Rameher Jaene Doter Scarside Saep Matthew Elizabeth Mary Hackinthorpe Ha Bampton Grange Scaraide Snap Penrith Thrimby Grange Mery Smiths June Wes Burrows Lees Jane Bampton Weatrackand Durham Hartlepool Hearst Wakley Finsbury Hall Perry Mr. Perry Perrys Higgins Seymour-Street Euston-square Henry Strand Savoy Stairs Briggs Troy Hines Lambeth Alexander Lamont Norton Ron Samons Freeman Mancounoven House Ann Lynch Mary Ann Perkins Marlborough House Peckham Elliott Cochrane Jones Poor Man's Guardian Society Humphreys Games Richards Thomas Perkins Witnrss Dennia Guy's Hospital Westminster Hospital Richarda Herarlf Jessea Mr. Kingsland
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Soldier Assaults Park Constable in Night Attack

A park constable reports being attacked by a soldier on duty near eight in the evening. The soldier struck, restrained, and beat him with a belt and bludgeoning belt attachments, cutting his head. The constable and other officers pursued. the attacker was captured and committed for trial on August 15, 1846.

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THE Weezlt Chronicle Savage John Bastow Adama
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Not Guilty Verdict in Taunton Case and Multiple Circuit Reports

Police notes recount Taunton lodging thefts with Brown Harvey and a spoon theft at the Pineapple, followed by Oxford Circuit trials including a murder concealment verdict, grievous sexual assaults by Burrows Lees and Smith, and a civil case of a dog bite in a diorama van incident. Transportation for life decried for four rapists. various assailant and assault cases proceed across Midland and Lambeth circuits.

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Daniels Taunton Frome Harvey Pineapple Public House Brown Mery Bishop's Bren Smith
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Jury awards £30 damages in dog attack case

Witnesses described a boy playing with a ball when a dog, fed by the defendant, bit the boy’s thigh after the animal was released. The judge instructed the jury on the defendant’s liability for setting the dog upon the boy. The jury found for the plaintiff, awarding £30 in damages.

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Fanny Baldwin Iliffe Tigo
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Lashes and Royal Duty Amid Crisis and News of Progress

A Victorian era style article mix includes a denunciation of lash punishment with royal appeal, reports on Croydon atmospheric railway trials and speeds, notes on land society at O Connorville, a Quebec tale of a strange adoption, and items on chivalry, art, weather, and industry. The piece juxtaposes public punishment, technological ambition, social experiments, and moral reflections with several named places and organizations.

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Menpenoy toresheld in murder inquiry at Woolwich

A group including Trish labourer Flinn and Eilen Rankin were held on suspicion of complicity in the murder of police constable George Clarke. A boy named Michael Welsh testified that Rankin and Flinn, with Hennessey, moved about Kent and were later identified at a Woolwich lodging house. The case was adjourned for consideration by nearby justices.

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Cate Menpenoy Dages Ham Denne Flinn Eilen Rankin Oll Mer Trail George Clarke K Division Mailalien Pearce Marquand Michael Welsh Woolwich Levy Cudham Kent Bromley Flinn Hennessey Denison Horsall Henneasey Mallalieu Traill Ilford Petty Sensione
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Man at Aintree Races Charged With Strangulation Death

Robert Farmes was committed for trial at the approaching assizes on the charge of causing Elizabeth Bateson’s death by strangulation on the last night of the Aintree races. Additional evidence from yesterday shed little light on the case, described as mysterious and melancholy by the Liverpool Times.

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Tne Muanen Aintree Robert Farmes Elizabeth Bateson Liverpool Times
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