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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 17, 1845

Page

5

Notable Leader Faces Shift Beyond Law Roles

The piece critiques a prominent figure named Loat or Loat’s transition from law to a different field, noting his strong energy and past successes on the Hudson. It suggests he will be useful in his new post, though warns his views may be mocked by some and that his Sunderland-like rhapsodies could fail to gain respect in the new setting.

Hudson Pus Sunderland Switzerland Cantons Republic Seys Le-National Allens Admiral France Paris Parié Bourse Orleans Vierzon Havre Ignon Pampeluna Les de Nemours Madrid Pampet Castellanomen Cortes Guadaluxa Segovia Wasnwick Charlee Ugies Ates Douglas Charles Douglas Yough Southwark D. W. Harvey Cven Harvey Maynooth Southfork Den Haseton Southauspian Board of Customs Grom Criceet Sussex Marylebone Witn Cendor Brighton Eubeex Box Barton Hillyer Martingale Ir. Taylor Bux Sewo Mninge Merylebone Duaix Varsua James Rose Cleland County Down Cleland Watson Lisburn Southfriland Belfast Armagh Marquis of Downshire Northern Whig Lord Roden Ruth’ Friland Justice Cresswell Appleby Lancaster Borrowbridge Wentmoreland Aart Lancaster and Carlisle England Kingatown Liverpool Dublin Freeman Wright Southampton Westuixstzs Barpox Commons House of Commons Trailway Edinburgh Bast Gogar Morrison Glasgow Chronicle Extierr Tarton Cocat Secondary Potter Finsbury Pavement Taylor Horry Bristol London Surrey Croydon Mg Taylor Horner Mr. Flerry

Demonstration in Enniskillen sparks political tension and unrest

A sprawling Ir ish page reports a large Enniskillen demonstration marked by disorder and prejudices amid Orange League tensions. It notes the event ended in smoke with leaders deserting the Orange party, while Switzerland and French affairs are also sketched alongside local elections and naval/public notices.

Enniskillen Enniskilleners Ireland Orange Tom Steele Orange Party

Most Extraordinary Charge against Clergyman

A High Court trial heard Mr John Mynde Cooke sue cleric Mr Wetherell for criminal conversation with his wife. The case detailed alleged incest and adultery, a costly marriage, squandered funds, and suspicions of a miscarriage and improper relations at Byfield and Chepstow. Witnesses described nightly visits, bed chamber secrecy, and accusations of coercion and deception.

Hoxs Crorpox Tindal Serjeant Shee Montagu Chambers Edwin James Serjeant Channel Clarkson Lush Serjeant Shee John Mynde Cooke Cooke Capel-court Herefordshire Church of England Byfield Northamptonshire City of London Eaton Place Bank of Ugland Mebett Beaufort Arms Chepstow Manand William Hastings Reede Chambers Miss Wetherell St. George's Hanover Square Mary Emily Mary Eliza G.R. Corfield James Wetherell Gad Mr. Wetherell Mrs. Cooke Mr. Cooke Mr. Mivart Rummer Bristol Heanfort Arms London Queen's Bench Prison Lamanre Basnton Baynton Sill Sermont Street Croydon Elizabeth Russell Jon Alnasys James Russell Snee Mr. Wetherall Robert Shot Margaret Langridge Elizabeth Revel Queen's Bench Russell Mrm. Hill

Verdict in the case awarded damages of three thousand pounds

The Second Edition reports a verdict granting three thousand pounds in damages. It also covers a series of Atlantic and U.S. news items including fires in New York and Philadelphia, Texas reunion hopes, and political notes from Florida and Nova Scotia, with dispatches from the Britannia steamer and Cambria voyage.

Robbery at West India Docks涉及 Savory Watches

In 1842 five watches were stolen from a Savory case at the West India Docks. William Stickland and Henry Bonham face charge of theft, with William Bentham and Edward Lewis as accomplices, while Henry Osborne stands accused of feloniously receiving. The case traces the watches to Osborne through Yeoman and Taylor, with Turner the approver providing key leads. Witnesses describe soldering a case, initialing watches, and subsequent sales, as the defendants await trial with Moss held on potential receptacle charges.

William Stickland Wheataheal William Bentham West Indie Edward Lewis Henry Osborne Garratt's King-street Tower-hill Thorndey Thames Osborne A. B. Savory and Sons Cornhill Messrs. Savory Farle Lows Savory Indie No. 1 Stickland Haynes Turner Bonham Lewis Neigher West India Docks Yeoman Guilford Street Russell Ballantine Afr. Walford Customs Crown Pigott Taylor Castle-atreet Holborn Wilde Clarke Featherstone-buildings Bonham and Lewia Huddlestone Williams Robinson Faris Charles Webster Red Lion-street H.O J. Y James Yeoman S. O QO Osborne Witness William Laycock Regent Street Blackwall Wales Mr. Wales Blackwell Broderip John Taylor Castle Street Joseph Moss Elizabeth Street St. George's Mr. Ballantine Moss Mr. Broderip Mr. Broder Moas West India Dock Moan Tunner Mose Bmoss Weat India Dock Mr. Moss Weat India Dock Farner Moses

The Bar and the Press in England debate and feud

A letter to the editor opens a discussion on the quarrel between the Bar and the Press over reporting on legal cases. It outlines Circuits rules, social standings, and differing views on reporting proceedings, with arguments about dignity, usefulness, and public interest.

England Pettifoggera Ballea Oxford Afr. Warren Merning Editoria Peter Pindar Passim Editora Lion Preas Prena Downing-street Stock Exchange Presa Templar

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