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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 03, 1848

Page

3

Treet Deamagate Charged With Stabbing Poole in Salford Beer House

The case concerns Treet Deamagate charged with stabbing a man named Thoms Poole in a Salford beer house on a Sunday night. Poole, accompanied by the prisoner, left and returned with another woman triggering a quarrel that led to four stab wounds in Poole’s back. Inspector Charlton arrested the prisoner around midnight. she admitted the act and expressed intent to kill Poole and herself.

Fitzjames Paule Poole Kai Bin Charlton Manchester Guardian Fred Eld Hennessy Lord Hawarden Ireland John Stewart Sligo Leitrim Clonme Carrick Suir S. Going Renpizou 7Th Hussars 85Th Regiment Castlejohn Athlone Sentinel Walsh Southhill Mra. Welsh Athlone William Walsh Bridewell George Hill Gweedore County Donegal Irish Peaestiry Society Mesars Hawes Hawes and Ottley London Jobo Chambers William Rameoy Daisy Evory Robin Dreas Thas Tatz Land Black 7Edinburgh Evening Post Carrust Oy Busmaxcea Wwe Bushrapger Ooder Clough William Morgan Jeremish Maher Port Arthur Long Bay Norfolk Bay East Neck Bay Morgen Sutton’s Catlands Jericho Dunne Richmond Maher Griffiths Bushranger Oatlands Bir Cogie Meher Mather Severa Pikes Hobart Town

Ireland. Ireland. Evictions and murders fill postwell page

In Ireland reports detail legal arguments at Clonmel Special Commission and judgments deferred. Murders in Tipperary and Limerick cited, including Hennessy and Long cases. Evictions rise under the clearance system with emigration and poverty noted, alongside protests about land ownership and Poor Law effects. Lords and landlords tied to estates face pressures and potential sales.

Richmond Bridewell Munpers Limerick Tipperary Laad Kilpatrick Thareday James Hennessy Black Cappanapawn Denis Long Long Rathkeale Walsh R. Carey Broree C. Bennett Hugh Downey Balfast Inga Blayney Castleblayney Baron Rothschild Ireland Bert Fielding Trin Ministera Alous Eack Audh Smith O'Brien O'Brien M‘macus Muapen Jamcs Henry Gaffin Dundram

Balmoral Estate Sale and Royal Highland Plans

In Deeside the estate of Birkhall near Balmersh sold at upset price £14,900 to Prince Albert as life rents on Abergeldie. Proposals to lease Abergeldie to the Prince and Balmoral estate improvements presage the royal residence’s permanent Highland role with new tartan design discussion. Separately Henry Ranken and Robert Hamilton faced High Court verdicts on sedition, with the Lord Justice Clerk and others ruling on omitted intent in the verdict. Hamilton and Ranken were sentenced to four months.

Albert Deeside Birkhall Balmersh Edinburgh Royal Prince Albert Abergeldie Gordon Aber Geldie Balmoral Earl of Fife Robertson Osborne Flouse Stuart Aberdeen Herald Henry Ranken Robert Hamilton High Court of Justiciary Lords of Justiciary Mackenzie Moncrieff Medwyn Wood Lord Cockburn

Literary Chronicle review of A Novel and other items

A late nineteenth century review extols a new novel by the author of The Henpecked Husband with praise for its cleverness and character depth. It recounts plot strands involving Frank Percy Edith Aspinall and Claude Sinclair, plus a dramatic confrontation, and comments on the author’s insight into love, honor, and fate.

London T. C. Newby Frank Percy Edith Aspinall Inet Claude Sinclair Edith Sinclair Percy Frank Sincleiy Jong Mr. Sinclair Talma Pierce Beckenham Barth Bizo Beckenham Thas Paris Ceals Backenham Abe Italy Sinclair Turneup Perey Isetorious Miss Aspinall

Appointment of governors at Bridewell and Bethlehem Hospitals debated

A lengthy meeting of the hospital governors discussed whether the president and treasurer should nominate governors without contributing to the hospitals' funds. Opponents argued the practice was unfair and not mirrored at other royal or charitable institutions, while proponents urged change for future governance. The original motion was carried 22 to 10 after heated debate.

R. B. Harron R. B. Haydon Robine Covent Garden Melbourne Darhaw Stanley Grey John Rustell Duke of Sussex D. O'Connell Napoleon Hat R. Peel Satan Uriel Sandey St John’s Chapel Bedford Row Noe Board of Health Gibraltar Bounotarius Bucks Oxon Northampton G. French Fiomere Werrell Farm Dadford Buckingham A. Verney French Rees H. Kemble Afr. Anderton D. W. Wire Herring Atkinson Morley Josiah Ison Sidney Wileen W.vix St. Bartholomew's Hospital Hockey Thoes Johnson Kemble Alderman Wilson Treasorer Royal Hospitals Christ’s Hospital Boeal Robert Largs St. Bartholomew's Bridewell Bethlehem Nomines

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