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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 28, 1845

Page

5

Mixed London Press Notes on Politics and Pantomime

A collage reports on political maneuvering around Lord Ellenborough and Lord John Russell, royal charities distributions to elderly poor, and a brisk roundup of Christmas pantomimes across London theatres detailing performances at Drury Lane, Haymarket, Lyceum, Adelphi, Strand, Sadler’s Wells, and Astley’s with notable acts and crowd reactions.

Her Majesty’s Royal Charities Whitehall Joseph Hanby York Lory Jonsy Ressztz J. Russell van Trust Jeter John Raseeil Douglas's Edinburgh Lonp Sau and Wells Bath and Wells Topena Te Miwork Temple Morning Chronicle Common Law Society of the Temple Strand M. Phillipe Louka M. Phillippe Chiaini Sadler's Wells Pervonte Pervoute Enchanted Lake Capel-court Harlequin Mr. C. Sir Rosine Wright Columbine Astleys Amphitheatre Astley’s Don Quixote de la Mancha Sancho Pauze Dulcinea del Don Applausa Aatley

Windsor Castle Visitors Tickets Announced in January

The Queen orders no foe to be taken from any person visiting state apartments at Windsor Castle. Tickets for admission are free and available from listed printers and shops in Pall Mall, Threadneedle Street, Old Bond Street, and Strand. Admission days are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with hours 11 to 4 from April to October and 11 to 3 otherwise.

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Calamity at Liverpool Tank Burst Buries Homes in Water

The Liverpool and Harrington Water-works tank burst flooding Sussex Street to Rock Street. Affected families in Deveney and Smith houses lost furniture and some lives. Rescue teams cleared ruins, recovered bodies, and rushed injured to hospitals as townsfolk aided sufferers.

Liverpool Mercury Abelter Liverpool and Harrington Sussex-street Rockstreet Hawarden Foundry Wales Simpson Himeelf Bimeeelf Deveney Samaliy Jared Catherine Gibson Porter Rock-street Dowling Sbe Rock Street Davies Owen Freman Smith Ublie Bir. Porter Guseex Street French Jones Jones and Jump Toxteth Hospital Thomas Simpson Elizabeth Simpson John Deveney Joseph Deveney Larsst Smith and Simpson Thompson

Parricide case linked to arsenic poisoning at Cockle Park

A Morpeth inquest reveals Ralph Joicey accused of poisoning his father at Cockle Park with arsenic from Morpeth. Evidence shows a planned escape route and letters naming the deed, with the mother and sister also detained. The coroner's jury and witnesses recount threats of poisoning and the family quarrel that preceded the death.

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