Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

We have pages in Middlesex

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 6 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 16, 1845

Page

3

Horrible disclosures at the Andover Union unfold

The Times report describes a bone crushing scandal at Andover union where paupers allegedly ate bones and suffered neglect. An investigation led by Mr. Munday exposed abuses by the master, with numerous charges and calls for action by Poor Law authorities and guardians.

Times Apporza James Graham Wakiey Finsbury Hugh Munday Andover House of Commons Munday Union House Payne Macdougal Mr. Payne Manday Board of Guardians Maunday Etwall M.P Wakley Duncombe J. Graham Walker Westlake Lamb Poor Law Commissioners

The Drama and Fire at Dartford Theatre and Vauxhall Balloon

The Dartford crowd faced a fire alarm when Richardson's theatre adjacent to the church burned rapidly after starting under the pit. The theatre and props were destroyed, with losses around £1,200. At Vauxhall, a crowded al fresco carnival featured Mr and Mrs Green's ascent to Edenpark Beckenham, then Beckenham station, landing after about an hour.

Hee Musxerx Beau Monde Utmont Grist Brambills Morlant Fornesari Giaramento Cerito Lucile Graba Perrot St. Leon Bacchante Alma Rhcmansox Dartford Richardson's Theatre Axp Gazex Vauxhall Ganpexs Victuallers’ School Kennington Lane Vauxhall Green Albion Waterloo Ground Serenant Edenpark Beckenham Kent Edward Lawford Lawford Mr. Green Croydon Royal

Tur Gatings at Tattersalls and Wolverhampton Races

Betting at Tattersall’s Monpar meeting opened with heavy action on Weatherbit and The Merry Monarch as odds swung during the afternoon. Wolverhampton races featured multiple contests including the Produce Stakes, Wolverhampton Stakes, and the Chesterfield-ruled events with Carissima Glossy and Nix my Dolly among the notable winners and drivers.

Mr. Gully Old England A. Johnstone Annandale Mr. Mostye Mr. Watts Mr. Irwin Connaught Ranger Yarburgh Hessletine Exeter Stradbroke Weatherbit Mentor Merry Monarch Pantasa Agaihat Chesterfield Arkwright Chesterfeld Pam Holloway Wolverhampton G. Emery Batson Fowler Llater Bristow Carissima G. Whitehouse Lord Warwick Gwalior Davies Princess Royal Copeland Reliance Mess Cartwright Yardley Mr. Hawkins Mr. Bell Sir C. Monck Old Jack Mr. Skerratt Lord Chesterfield Soldier Mr. E. Peel Mr. Dawson Surety Mr. Jones Rolla C. Cartwell Troilus Clinker Phillip E S Physician Theano W.scott Moatyn Miracle Percival Shaw Luss

Proposal to educate British farmers at York Yeoman School

Lord Morpeth urges the Yorkshire Agricultural Society to back a public schooling project in York. He proposes attaching a large boarding house to the York school, with specialized agricultural instruction and chemistry, funded by subscriptions and public donations. He notes £2,200 already raised and seeks £1,000 more, praising local nobles and wealthy farmers for support and urging £1 from many farmers to complete the plan.

Yorkshire Agricultural Society Norwood Beverley Lord Feversham Archdeacon Wilberforce Lord Morpeth Saovesa Society Beverley Agricultariets Cheera Yorkshire Scotland Pele York Maresty York Yeoman School England

Report on the London and York Railway select committee findings

A Lords report details inquiries into petitions by Henry Bruce and George Pryme regarding the London and York Railway. It recommends delaying a second reading to allow fuller investigation, notes lists of subscribers questioned as fictitious or unable to pay, and cites witnesses and witnesses’ statements. The report condemns personal abuse in the proceedings and records withdrawn imputations and admitted exonerations.

Repy Margery Herty Prince Albert Cearlemont Her Majesty Col Wylde Equerry Colonel Bowles Ferry Cowes Roads Weathe Castle Royal Yacht Squadron Battery Raads Ryde Spithead Portsmouth Harbour Victory Royal m Cir Chads Cambrian South Western Railway Gooch Vauxhall Woolwich Dockyard Bloomfield Viscount Hawarden M. Dedel al + M. Boud Baron Giraud de Mielét Vanhairy Netherlands Leeds Stvte Achices Sotes Fowler Vevrers R. Waddy Beecham Dr. Alder S. Jackson Atherton Jacob Stanley Dr. Dixon Jannab J. Farrer Dr. Newton Jebez Bunting Oxford-lane Chapel Gold Coast Wwunn Chalk Road Agton Greenwood Clerkent Greenish Manworm Andrew D. Keane Linnafelds Douglas Jardine Bow Street Captain Hamilton Duchess Crest Portland Place Vize Ewan Heaoon Baring Hamilton 5Th Dragoon Guards Mr. Douglas London Duchess-street Bin Heene Marlborough Street Court Stratford Marchmont Irect Barton Crescent Coramet Tavistock Square Watling Compton Street Grey’s-inn-road Ts Great Western Birmingham Seelect House of Loaps York House of Lords Henry Bruce Mincioglane George. Pryme Cambridge London and York Coremendts Messrs Porter Meredith Royal Navy Vickers Elliot Roberta Turner Jones Dublin Liverpool Bristol Bristol Mirror

Murder at Leicester ends with willful murder verdict

A wife is killed in Leicester by husband William Hubbard after a failed attempt to separate, a swift pursuit follows, and inquest testimony details a brutal throat wound. Hubbard is remanded for trial. the coroner’s inquest identifies bloodstains and a crescent knife as key evidence amid a tense public scene.

William de Pierre Newarkes Birmingham William Hubbard Leicester Canal Hubbard J. Gregory Hannah Hubbard Jane Hitchins John Hubbard Slater Wm. Hubbard Hannah Elizabeth Bates John William Bill Ann Chesterton Rascal Mill-lane Orange Des Elizabeth John Hubberd Ofrisoner Thomas Heighton John Thornton St. Mary's Mills John Cowell Wright Bowling Green

Also Mentioned on This Page

Andover Union Fermingiau Hrotol Gloster Fiverpool Mancheater Manch Hull Peiuvorie Glasgow Midland Treat Western Manchester An Newcastle and Carlisle Wainingand Ayr Newcaste Darlington Rochester Paris Rouen Orleanga Land Birminghans South Eastern Dover Coiuu Anid Sheffield Blanchester Furl Blackwall York and North Midland Willwe Brighton Yarmouth and Norwich Paisley Glasgow National Massa Gulf of Mexico Tampico Havannah Jack Packet New Orleans Matamoras Vera Cruz Ce Tain Devonport Bporting Intelligence Mr. Painter Jereed Bustard C. Edwards R. Peel General Nott Mr. Collet Philip Ava T.Y.C Mr. C. Peel Twig Marlow Lord G. Bentinck Cherokee Mr. T. Worthington Stockport Manilla Lord Cheaterfield Don John Te. Pigot Mr. W. Edwards Lord Harry Mr. Ramsay The Lye Collett Critchleys Bell Wiggan Dawson Wermald Millepede Ongley Fame Tempest T’auld Squire Theatre Be Roebuck Atake Mr. Copeland Bre Arthur Mr. Ougley Roderick W. Abdale Mr. Wigan Fair Charlotte Mr. Toropest C. Monck Phillipa Warrenatt Recatta Whitehull-stairs Duke of Buccleuch Earl of Liverpool Robert Peel H. Pener F. Jones T. Pener T. Jones S. Pener Hongerford-atairs Stich Whitehall H. Penner S. Poner Brent OH. Pener Fiungertisd I. Pener Lord ‘Morpeth Wrens Old Hatton Kendal Sujal Mesara Andas Knowles Greig Crown Wilkins Atkinson Morland Dandas Elizabeth Airey Beater Hve Middlesham Elizabeth Simpson John Mackereth Fentop Hoe Jonson Sbe John Ewan Mrs. Simpson Marie Mr. Grossmith Ah. Grossmitth Kendaleer Edward Nelson Nelson Ann Thomas Chapman Fenton Mary Scott Margaret Falkner Afra. Simpson Hillholme John Meckereth Fenton Thomas Fawcett Tom Sleddall James Noble Dundas Simpson Longmire William Longmire Mr. Knoowles Noble Priaover Elizabeth Simpaun Leicester
Search Courier

Search the Weekly Chronicle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Weekly Chronicle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication