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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 30, 1838

Page

5

Death by Own Action An Inquest Reports Two Cases

An inquest at the Cheshire Cheese Holborn heard of a man aged 65 who cut his throat in a hotel after claiming a dreadful dream and dying from blood loss. a separate case involved Emma Caroline Callaghan a 26 year old who hanged herself after a dejected period with a husband and three children. The jury returned verdicts of temporary insanity and temporary mental derangement.

Kegg St. Martin’s Lane Mr. Howship Charing-cross Hospital John Wilkin Enq Worth Cheshire Dean Street Holborn Stirling Emma Caroline Callaghan W. Coxhead Witness

Destitute Poor and Poor-law Policy in Metropolitan Areas

The Destitute Poor notes that the Poor-law Commissioners urge metropolitan boards of guardians to read letters from the police dated 1837. They advocate immediate relief of destitution before investigating causes, and promote workhouse based relief for those able to work, to curb imposture and mendicity while ensuring swift aid for emergencies.

Poor-law Commission Somerset-house Boards of Guardians Commissioners of Police Board of Guardians Mendicity Societies London Board of Guardians of the Hertford Union Edwin Cuapwick Board of Guardians of

Glasgow Voters Bestow City Freedom on Sir James Graham

The Glasgow town council passed the honor by a 17 to 14 vote for Sir James Graham after an amendment attempt. Lords Fitzallan and Loraine were abroad in Athens and planned a Malta voyage. Lord Canning, in Athens, received the Redeemer decoration from King Otho and is expected home next month.

Glasgow James Graham J. B. Gray R. Peel Lord Stanley Lord Jeffrey Lord Cockburn James Mackintosh Lord Brougham Lord Fitzallan Lord Loraine Lord Beverley

Not Guilty Insanity Verdict in Central Criminal Court

A man indicted for stealing eight sovereigns from Benjamin Tapnell was found Not Guilty due to insanity. He claimed murders and sea experiences. evidence showed intermittent derangement. Other cases included Jeremiah Donovan guilty of breaking into a dwelling and stealing linen, transported for ten years. Thomas Beck six months for stealing a mare. Thomas Sanders found guilty of stealing trousers and sentenced to transportation for seven years.

Thomas Henruther Benjamin Tapnell James-street Bethnal-green Baron J Parke Baron Parke Sydney Parke Charlotte Nance Thomas Beck Wm. Tick Blackheath Thomas Sanders Robert Johnson Poplar Alexander Johnson Sarah Maynard Mr. Saunders Lambeth-street Worship-street Privy Council

Bed-chamber of Louis XVs Versailles and courtly rush to Paris

An 18th century anecdote describes Louis XVs bedchamber at Versailles used as a billiard room where Chamillart prospers by beating courtiers and the king. After the king contracts smallpox the palace fills with anxious courtiers and the lamp signaling his death goes out as they rush to Paris.

Louis XV Louis the Fifteenth Versailles Chamillart Dauphin Louis the Sixteenth Paris Hanui Duc de Villequier St. Denis Southampton Thomas Jefferson Otis Reynolds St. Louis Missouri United States of America

Outrageous Assault at Middlesex Sessions

Charles Henry Buri a lieutenant of the East India Company's service pleaded guilty to an aggravated assault on William Sewell at the Portland Club Stratford Place on 17 November. The court sentenced him to six months in the House of Correction, a £40 fine, and recognizances of £50 and £25 each for two sureties to keep the peace for 12 months.

Middlesex Charles Henry Buri East India Company William Sewell Clarkson Portland Club Phillips C. Phillips Portland Stratford-place McLean Sewell W. Curtis India House of Correction Mc Lean Mr. Clarkson M‘lean Mr. C. Phillips North-street Edgeware Road

Outbreak at Court as Witnesses Debate Assault Severity

A witness describes the assault as highly violent while noting the attacker deserved it, and questions arise about provocation and prevention. The chairman and lawyers argue over disclosure, with threats to prosecute the witness and remarks about the aggressor’s conduct and the broken walking stick.

Mr. Clarkson Clarkson McLean Mr. C. Phillips C. Phillips

Duel of Prince and Beg In Georgia Court Refusal To Prosecute

A Georgian letter describes a single combat between Cahardian prince Schnedeli and Roiyraki Beg after the latter’s daughter was carried off. Melik Beg defeats the prince and spares him only by forcing marriage to the prince’s sister. Georgia’s governor reprimands participants, declining court action as no one was killed.

Tiflig Georgia Schnedeli Roiyraki Beg Melik Arstana Derbent Bouikaki Melik Beg Eastern Counties Railway Regent’s Canal Glebe-fields Braithwaite William Ruham London Downey Board of Guardians of the Watford Union Turner Red Heath Woods John French Watford Mathews Pegs Nme

Tenth Annual Retts Sample Hampers For The Country

Rett s Sample Hampers offer eight bottles including two each of Cream Gin Old Jamaica Rum Brett s Cognac with two pints of Ginger Brandy as a Christmas remedy. Price one guinea per hamper. cash on delivery in London. Postage to be paid by purchasers. Henry Brett and Co Old Furnival s Inn Holborn Bars.

Rett Jamaica Brett London Henry Brett and CO Old Furnival Ian Holborn Toland Yoland Anne Spillare Bedford-street Black~ Wall Christopher Tatham Poplar Furnivals Inn Cooper H. Ley Clark Green Hannay and Co Oxford-street Graham and Co Helborn Johnstone, Cornhill Dorday the Golden Star Stonesnd Borough

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