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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 07, 1845

Page

2

Duty to remand you for re examination on charges

The prisoner, former keeper of the gaol rooms, faced remand for re examination on several charges. Proceedings were delayed until six o clock. As the prison wagon departed the court yard with Johnstone beside it, it was assailed by menacing exclamations. The familiar figure Cartaix Joanstoxs of the Law Tour is named, accused of a fearful terror in Dunnet parish Caithness. He once served aboard the George Sinclair of Wick and later captained the Tory, linked to a cousin in Orkney. His father was a longstanding elder in the Dunnet church.

Johnstone Cartaix Joanstoxs Law Tour Dunnet Caithness George Sinclair Wick Orkney Dunoet John o'Groat Resas Europe Rosas Catania Buenos Ayres Ball Legation Ehore T. Paisley Mexico City of México United States Vera Cruz Durango Zacatecas Senor Montes de Oca Medway Havanaah Santa Anna Havanash West Inna Matts Andrews Southampton West Indies Sir Charles Mersorozitax Daargss’ Association London Eastern Institution Commercial Road G. F. Young Eeq Drapers’ Association Young Cavendish-street Wandeworth-road Carroll Cavendish-ylace Oliver Carroll Cavendish Emmerson 16 V Emmercon Cavendish Army Palmer St. Marylebone George Daniell Lord Montfort Home M P W. Williams M.P Mesara Alfred Daniell Potter Joseph Soden G. Spencer Smith Swaine Perry Mallalice Stephens Carrs Flood Ventry Thorne Board of Directors and Guardians James Graham Poor Law Commissioners Marylebone Royal Society Somerset House Noble Ireland Ordnance Aurery T.S. Beck Copley Schwann Louvain Crown and Anchor Tavern Marquis of Northampton G. Rennie P. M. Roget M.D S. H. Christie L. Horner J. W. Lubbock Bart M.A J.F. Rosle W. Sharpey W. H. Smyth R.N J. Taylor C. Wheatstone St. Willis Lord Wrottesley Bt Michael's Church Liverpool Laughtar Mr. Ruabton Mr. Rushton Murray Bates Daly Brain Hull Alice Riley Islington Lawson Murrey Abe Peal Albion Tuéaday Coskimon'Pleasr Serjeant Talfourd Butt Ballantine T. Wilde Serjeant Lucretia Clark Henry Clark College of Surgeons Bristol Agatha Ariel Edward Clark Dunsford Bath Mr. Dunsford Joseph Patipher Clark Dunaford Mr. Clark Berkeley Square Mrs. Clark Elizabeth Harford Aggy Agatha Tressay Misa Kirkby Misa Agatha Ariel Withers Emre' Stitey Mary Nestler Norfolk Buildings Mary Ann Brookman Sergeant Talfourd Needes Square Mr. Lyde Aira Mrs. Lytle Miss Withers Lacy Mr. Lyda Syde Als.Lyde King Square Brittol Lyde Norfolk Berkeley Squere Mr. Donsford William Prince Halil Nace Kinchin Arnold Telfourd Hanover Square Yein Middlesex Justice Cresawell Potiphar Jef Pounds Chillings Peace Wilde Justice Cresswell Pot'phar Faders Damazes Rochster Mary Sarah Rould Baars Burnham BP. W. Jacob The Union Strood Union Workhouse Phillips Maidstone Rochester

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE AND ARABIA NOTES OF 184? ERA

Reports from Paris and Rome describe no French gains over Arab forces in Africa as Abd el Kader’s regular cavalry seized crops and property in Morocco. Paris discusses potential recall of Marshal Bugeaud amid Algeria tensions. Paris Bourse shows stock gains. interests shift on Lyons rail fusion. England’s Oregon stance debated amid French resistance to arbitrator role. India and China news cover Lahore, Punjab unrest, Sikh soldiery, and Hardinge’s Agra arrival plus Scinde and Gwalior pacification. Trade and finance updates from Madrid, Lisbon, and New York tone the global market.

Algeria Morocco Rome Paris Russia Lyons Strasburg Nantes Orleans Rouen Northern Havre Avignon Vierzon Fimpoux Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes and Montereau Basle Journal Des Debats Oregon United States of America Caledonia England France M. Bugeaud Constitutionnel Tangier Abd-el Kader Djerems Ghazaonat Apjerebaut Thu Rabat Abd-el-Kader Abd-rl-Abadr Batle Isiy Fez Jelr Hamed Ban Derbah Hadji Hamed Ban Derbah Abd el-Kader Hamed Abderahman Marseilles Fie Meora Genoa Eeliers Northerns Ditta Ditto New Loaa Orlens Troyes Myotereau Bombay Ranee Dhuleep Singh Gholeb Singh Jamoo Wazeer Dussera Lahore Trogoa Jawahir Singh Rejah Lal Singh Peshara Singh Janabir Singh Henry Hardinge Agra Calcutta Delhi India Lahora Sutlej Ferozepore Charles Napier Korraches 25Th Bombay Native Infantry Sth Bombey Native Infantry Karrackes Scinde Sir Charles Napier Gwalior Sir St. Shakespeare Madras Sirkars Seranpore

Records of ships, cargoes, and distant ports in rough sailing times

A dense shipment summary lists passengers and vast cargo figures including 33,904 dollars on government account and 85,806 dollars on merchants' account, with 1589 ounces of gold dust and 2667 ounces of silver. It covers Honduran and Caribbean ports from Oct to Nov and notes heavy gales on the 27th and 28th, plus reports from Greece and Poland about political tension and troop movements. The crews remained healthy despite seas and unrest abroad.

Mary Fitsroy Mark Kerr Honduras Tampico Mexico Vera Crus Puerto Cabello Demerara Tobago Trinidad Legdasra St. Jago de Cubs Jamaica Jaome Grenada Havannah Martinique Antigua Montserrat Nevis St Kits Tortola Puerto Rico Nessau St. Thewins Athens Cologne Gasette Posen Poland Kalisch Warsaw Onrowo

Drapers Association Meeting Sheds Light on Shorter Hours

A London public meeting of Drapers Association assistants in East London discussed reducing work hours and enabling self improvement. The gathering endorsed charitable goals, including raising £6,000 in capital, and attendees cheered for the proffered reforms and abstaining from late shopping.

The Late Explosion Inquiry At Provincial Workworks

The coroner’s inquest convened to hear engineer testimony over a boiler explosion at a works. Downey fainted, key witnesses questioned boiler safety valves while verdict blamed uncertain cargo and censured engine crew for not reporting leaks.

Repeal Association meeting in Conciliation Hall Ireland

Ireland. The naval weekly meeting of the Repeal Association held at Conciliation Hall discussed Irish independence with Mr Richard A Fitzgerald presiding. O’Brien and O’Connell spoke on repeal, constitutional agitation, and open ports as remedies amid famine and political tension.

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