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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 06, 1845

Page

5

Porridge Not Pudding And Buckland's Feasts Revealed

A brisk device of satire mocks Buckland and Peel era dietary theories, pairing lectures with kitchen absurdities. The piece mocks medical and chemical pretensions, describes recipes and household practices, and lampoons Victorian authorities while highlighting troubling nutrition debates and social satire.

Fungus Panic Advice From Punch Parody Board

A satirical Exchange mocks agricultural advice on potato fungus. Figures such as the Misther Commissioner and Exeue Comminssronge mull over methods to store, dry, toast, or pulp potatoes while exaggerated warning about a mysterious outbreak. The piece ends with a court verdict of wilful murder against unknown persons.

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Law case in Newgate street abetting marriage suit verdict

A long court scene details a suit by a 24 year old governess seeking damages after a medical student sundered promised marriage. Witnesses confirm intimate relationship since 1840s, letters read, defendant denies promise. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff with £20 damages.

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Central Criminal Court Trial Delays and Jail Sentences

In London’s Central Criminal Court Justice Coltman adjourned a nine indictment case for obtaining goods by false pretences after the defendant Batson was surprised by new charges. Six workhouse inmates faced burglary and theft charges with not guilty verdicts for four of them, while others faced serious felonies. In a separate Whitechapel case Carney Lewis and Barnett were found guilty of assaulting a police constable guarding a cart and were sentenced to life, fifteen years, and fifteen years respectively. The November sentences list shows a range of transportations and deaths across multiple cases.

Justice Coltman Batson Wilkins Clarkson Bourdant Henry James John Burbell Henry Smith Frederick Morrison James Lockington John Brett St. Pancras James Barbell Smith Morrison Lockington John White John Mylett John Hamilton Brett Prenderpast Oakum Mospay Alderman Kelly William Carney Benjamin Barnett Edward Burgess Metropolitan Police William Lewis Bodkin Clerk H Division Bray Whitechapel King’s Armes Myers Carney London Hospital Barnett Lewis New Covar Mans Lavantes Julio Horobin Mary Harobin Charles Carter Aaroeless William Carey William Edward Beard James Dixon Adolphus William Bodill John Williston William Anderson Charles Gibbs George Gamble James Lowe Charles Mitchell John Grogan James Burke William Rowe John Murphy Paul Cooper John Good Francis Cope Elizabeth Langley Isaac Jessop Anne Burns Paine Benbow Bert Wiliams Frances Payne Jane Alscot Daniel Aberon John Bays

Police Reports Capture Vivid Victorian Crime Scene

A ragged stream of court notes details alleged forgeries, duels, assaults, robberies, and public disturbances. Cases include Jane Dorall alias Hopkins accused of passing a bad sovereign, a Ramsgate cab fare quarrel ending in fines, a brutal foreman beating, and a brutal public assault amid crowded streets.

Prisoners Kept to Hard Labour in Varied Terms

A list of prisoners sentenced to hard labour ranges from four to twelve months with many names across multiple durations. Additional notes include several acquittals by petty jury and a mention that eight bills were ignored by the grand jury. The article closes with a remark about a ree car and the court rising to Monday the 15th December.

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