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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 29, 1844

Page

3

Fire at Imperial Royal Exchange offices in Phoenix area

A fire in the lower story of a building at the Imperial Royal Exchange in Adar and Alliance offices caused cotton to ignite after contact with a blowing machine. Firemen and mill workers fought the blaze with bravery. no one was injured. The item also reports ejectment notices served by Mr. Fishbourne to fifteen tenants in Westmeath, with 69 individuals affected and no debt shown in the receipt. Additional items note Mr. OConnell's Christmas plans and a Liberal meeting in Tipperary offering a seat to George Hely Hutchinson. a Rome letter is cited with ecclesiastical commentary.

CURIE Phesix Imperial Royal Exchange Adar Allience Manchester Guardian the Freeman's Journal Fishbourne Duke of Buckingham Westmeath Chandos Rockland Dublin Dublin Evening Post Tipperary Thurles Uiney Cave George Hely Hutchinson Repeal Associaton Leith Liverpool Waslases Bbrie Manchester Weests Waterhouse and Co Cothossa Tempe-street Chorlton Medlock Ron Aberpine Pollard Street Gem of Atty Mogers Plac Fey Fidence Dain Pier Nesta Tone Yanas God Hell Harley Street Charitiea George Colman Hackney Relend Jarves Marlborough-street George Viscount Morpeth Ireland Asckney Paris Trish Charities Zigeng Lurina Beri Aubrey O Grammy Immedi Cheltenham Murray Jay Ar Jeutoner Wets Sand Tate Steed Het Ture Sata James Heder Ray Nand Singh Manitoraesa Albany Pias Mama Riguyead Lee Lagrer Beeniert O'Graumy Limerick Hach Covlun Per Inias Irk Chenieh Bru Ble Bane Leperbert Tor George IV Walful She Press Carlter Monteagie Sir A. de Vere Monteagle Prine A. de Vere le Las Xry Belfast Bi Chronicle John Gistke Tej -Aldiey Tapas Adephi Tame Chai Pina Pia Mary Tremillius Possiie Breas Aly Tagether Singh Rey Saul Tony Klev Wesley Thivavaron Chesterta Wakefield Clara Webster Kungreastir Miss Weoster Qurpeon Bia Wakley Tae Ina Teeslee British Museum Fisewiich Voltaire Julus Cesar Thames Tunnel Nova Zembla Duke of York Norton Pitzror Andy Jaguiny Square W. A. Getéulier Ram Ratan Barat Mattresstidens Miamean Rue Horse Guards Mr. Wersterian Huiseney Suchet Singh Labrur Cateway Attry Mouch Ayr Semeing Wenenbroen Peneray Rensal Clase Punjab Lerina Darina Wu sTowas Loria Adeweked Rene SeTh Eng Irte Petted Ais Berg Rome Anata Uae Robert Mab MrtVa Seth O'Brien O'ianued Pearl Accanget Ter Goold Baeien Naval Pemanan Sant Ie Pronee Barcelona Fentlema Basvus Capra Terry Stanight Nets Sarmvedl Camye Wilmington EU Bisarat Anthcon Arte Cery Coustaule Ringlesdyre Wes Cory England Tay Suchet Casha Josef Barvelens Dew Vopan J. Serer Geytain Jorge Tate Daath Tee Wapric Torey

Literary Chronicle 1845 Tus Comic Miscgizaxy by John Poole

The piece reviews Literary Chronicle 1845 Tus Comic Miscgizaxy by John Poole from H Colburn London. It notes copyright arrangements with New Monthly Magazine and disputes over revisions with Pavie, Cot burn, and Poste. The text also reports a Whitehall fire at a mansion of the Earl of Harrington, detailing damage to a ball-room, dressing-room, and decorative interiors, with fire brigade response and water supply challenges.

John Poole London H. Colburn Cot. Burn Poste Maxsfox Bant of Hap Whitehall Ganpews Earl of Harrington Whitehall Gardens Robert Peel Plas Thei James Chandos-Street Fogo Western Brigade West of England Megisapolis Victoria Ireland Oxford Street Holborn Dublin Evening Post Dubam Lin Daniel Murray Archbishop Murray Bow Street Charlotte Street Bloomsbury Cac Bleaden London Docks Spitalfelds Mnghiry Coventry Street Longacre Lorina Aubrey Harles Street East Smithfield Rosemart Lane Acéun Alan Duke of Duke of Buckingham Buckingham House Cresn Windsor Aspira Misa Webster Monica England Mogg Elks Board of Management Howell Windsor Theatre Sreynold Edwin Landseer Lancers Khashiyal Singh Harry Seymour Switzerland Najibi Sarah Hume Eten Lena Singh Conoxen Brompton the “ Annual Register Wakley Fulhambridge Tavern Mary Bingley Ule greunUn Clara Webster Drury Lane Theatre Hudd

Apprehension of Notorious London Robber Suspect

In Aylesbury police report, William Evans alias Charles Hensler confesses involvement in three London burglaries including a silversmith shop on Oxford Street and a watchmaker in Langer, detailing the theft of silver teapots and spoons. He describes wrestling with a constable and a knife threat before escaping, and is remanded for further evidence.

Aylesbury Wm. Evans Charles Hensler London Cornahy Ayiesbury J. P. Deering W. Rickford Elyrs J. Harrison Oxford Street Sen Jim Oxfordstreet Carnaby Londen

Treatment of Prisoners in the Middle Sex House of Correction

A long, fragmentary report covers prisoner treatment at the Middlesex House of Correction. It recounts inquiries about routines, weight measures, and conditions, including testimonies from Wakefield and other magistrates. The text includes scattered observations on prison governance, discipline, and the mental state of inmates, with mentions of a coroner's inquiry and the broader context of penal administration.

Middlesex House of Correction

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