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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 16, 1846

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The Russell Cabinet No 11 Relations With The Press

The Russell Cabinet shows a cautious stance toward criticism from liberal papers while defending government acts. It argues for independence of press and decline to predict or demand ministerial resignations, while criticizing the Morning Chronicle for alleged bias and urging fair treatment of reforms. The piece discusses arms, Ireland, and police governance, with notes on appointments and international affairs.

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Horrid Murder at the Guildhall Coffee House

A 33 year old cook at the Guildhall Coffee-house, John Vincent Smith, faced the Lord Mayor charged with the murder of kitchen maid Susan Tollerday at the inn in East Cheap. Witnesses described a fatal throat wound inflicted with a knife, Smith’s later admission, and coroner’s inquest returning a verdict of wilful murder.

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Robberies and assaults in Clerkenwell and Southwark courts

Yesterday in Clerkenwell a man named William Taylor faced charges of receiving electroplate linked to a major theft ring. In Southwark a surgeon's assistant reported theft of surgical instruments and a gold mourning ring, traced to an apprentice robber. Police remanded both suspects for trial and further searches.

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