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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 31, 1845

Page

3

The Weather and the Crops Across Islands and Towns

A long harvest weather review reports generally favorable conditions in August across regions including Isle of Wight Suffolk Sussex Meath and Scotland. Wheat barley oats and potatoes show varying yields with most districts expecting strong or excellent crops though some areas suffer blight rust or disease and price implications loom.

Oxroup Jere Or Wioart Southamprox Romszy, &c Romeey Southampton Isle of Wight Manchester Lancashire Zlencaster Brighton Hastings Brighton Guardian Cambridge Advertiser West Kent Wright Sussexr Advertiser Wittsorpe Meath Armagh Walter Apont Vale of Nith Vale of Annan Comlogan Castle Barney Lorrain Tinwald John Commelin Lochside Pearmount Dumfries

Prohibition of German Catholic Doctrines in Hesse Cassel

A cabinet order has arrived banning German Catholic doctrines in Hesse Cassel and forbidding the New Catholics with police to stop subscriptions or collections. Violators face prosecution. The report also covers inquests into separate accidents and various local notices across Ireland and England, including poverty and emigration concerns, farming conditions, and a railway incident resulting in a fatality.

Cassen Electorate of Hesse Cassel Department of the Interior Hesse Cagsel

Inquest on Lieut General Dick at Bath adjourned

Bath August 23 proceedings resumed with surgeon Thomas Barrett describing a post mortem on Lieut General Dick. He found a shrunk healthy heart and no serous effusion but noted severe inflammation of the stomach and bowels with yellow patches likely bile staining. no metallic poison detected. Coroner and experts debated cause, jury returning verdict that death was from inflammation of the stomach and bowels with no clear cause produced.

James Purcell Hungerford Bedford London-bridge Cremorne Tiince Chelsea Prince of Wales Charing-cross Hospital Times Moonlight Henry Tucker Marypont and Caarisity Maryport Carlisle Wigton Carlisle Journal Awrutty Suppen Derath Hendon Middlesex J.B. Dyne Highgate School Lord Tenterden Wood Auce, Pioneer, &c Mill Hill Ald Holgate Wakley Bara Thomas Barrett Bath Herapath Barret Witnese Wm. Herapath Bristol Anether Sitness Barrett Dennell

The Law Relating to Shares and Share Brokers

A detailed, period tone examination by a leading solicitor explains the legal uncertainties in railway share contracts across three stages: project formation before allotment, scrip sales post allotment, and post act completion. It covers broker rules, common and local customs, registration effects, and the personal liability of brokers, with references to key cases and acts.

Abaeres Victoria Jackson Lord Tenterden Josepha Pebrer Lord Langdale Josephs York Assizes Ccller Thal Prins Bryan Lewis, Ryan Moody Hibblewhite M‘morine Meeson and Welsby Gainsford Leigh Paterson Taunton Mageery Thomas J. Davenport Littledale J Thompson

Inquest into Jarrow Colliery Disaster Prolonged

The inquest into the Jarrow colliery disaster resumed at Hylton Castle on Saturday. Witnesses described the explosion in the Westway district, the after damp, and the rescue efforts. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death, listing thirty men killed, with no blame attached to any individual.

Angow Drvedecee Hylton Castle T. M. Favell Shore House Robert Baird Browne Thomas William Jobling Jarrow Brown Bensham Benshaw Jacob Defty Benaham Dunkirk North New-grove James Steward Desty Robert Fairly Defty Johnson Tate Mark Willis Ising Mothergate Weatdlat Mothergate Emmanuel Defty Jarcy Lowmain William Anderton St. Hilda Jobling Westway Bainbridge South Shields William Waddell Lam Ahewer

Affray With Poachers At Willney And Storekeeper Bezzlement Trial

Nine keepers clashed with poachers at Willney on a Wednesday night. The three fleeing poachers John Bawdler Thomas Turner and Thomas Gough were arrested and sent for trial. In Cape Town a former naval store keeper John Reas Thompson was found Guilty of embezzling about £10,920 of public funds and sentenced to fourteen years transport to Van Diemen's Land. The African Journal notes blame also rests on higher officials for insufficient checks on accounts.

Lord Foraster Willney John Bawdler Madely Thomas Turner Thomas Gough Weolock Shrewsbury Taiaal Oy John Reas Thompson Simon's Town Cape of Good Hope Cape Town Thomas Collings Somerset House London Simon’s Bay Admiralty Green Point C. Eden Her Wichester Collings Commissariat Thompson England van Diemen's Land The African Journal

Kennet and Avon Canal Considered for Conversion to Railway

A Reading public meeting of Kennet and Avon Canal Company proprietors discussed applying to Parliament to convert the canal into a railway or take other measures. Admiral Sir William Dundas presided as engineers reported feasibility with moderate cost, potentially shortening London Bath travel. Proposals included £800,000 capital, 15 shillings per share, two new shares per holder, 4 percent interest on deposits, and 7 3 4 pence per share annual dividend until railway profits begin. The committee recommended the London Newbury and Bath Direct Railway as the new line.

Paorosep Great Western Company Kennet and Avon Bristol Reading Newbury Bath Merryman London Hungerford Foxfeld Lake Bedwin Great Bedwin Burbagze Woolton Rivers Jpowsey Wileat Woodborough Manningford All Cannings Devizes Marlborough Trowbridge Bradford Warminster J. R. Mille London, Newbury, and

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