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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1846

Page

5

Despair Among West Working Classes and Protectionist Bargains

The piece describes laboring class despair in the West driven by unemployment and hunger, condemns the leader Ferrend and his creed, and notes intelligent operatives view him as a fraud and fear a social war. It also delves into the Protectionist debate, mentioning Philip Miles and parliamentary resignations as part of the political maneuvering.

West Ferrend Philip Miles Bristol Spitalfields Coventry Whanever Lord Ashley Sturt Dorsetshire Charteris Chiltern Hundreds

Tariff Timber Duties under Sir Robert Peel's plan

Resolutions proposed in the Committee of the Whole House to revise Customs Acts set new duties on foreign timber and wood products entering the United Kingdom starting April 1. The schedule lists loads by cubic feet and feet measures for items including timber, battens, boards, staves, handspikes, lathwood, spars, poles, spars, and various wood products with per cent values and alternative entry options.

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The Alleged Greenwich Murder Inquest Reopens at Morden Arms

An inquest into a fatal infant death in Greenwich reopened at the Morden Arms Brandetreet before Mr. Caitlar. Dr. Leeson and chemist Dr. Beaumont Leeson testified to postmortem analysis, noting arsenic tests and the presence of metallic arsenic in the infant remains. The proceedings detail the birth, care, and suspected poisoning amid reports of marasmus as the cause of death.

Morden Arms Brandetreet Greenwich Caitlar Wood Bridge Street Southwark Marasmur Oak Mitchell Mr. Huish Eeson St. Thomas's Hospital Charles Huish Dr. Leeson Leeson H. Beaumont Leeson Reinsche Witness Scheele Marsh Witnese Ree Richardson Miss Richardson Thomas Jones Jobsurer Ichardson Jones Furner Amelia Richardson Joseph Edmund Kersey Riches London-street Kersey Pennyworth G. Wilson Pocklington Yorkshire Jeremy Grove

Mysterious Greenwich infant death inquest reveals arsenic link

A Greenwich inquest grinds on into the death of a nine day old infant amid claims of arsenic given by a physician and alleged charges against William and Ann Maria Richardson. Testimony details a poisoned infant, a registered birth, and a burial in a garden grave with lengthy examination of suspects and witnesses.

Huish Leeson Charles Robins Abbey Street Bermondacy Yorkshire Richardson Witness Reynolds Thomas Jones Stephen Furman Amelia Richardson Ann Julia Richardson William Richardson Royal Observatory Ann Maria Greenwich Lords of the Admiralty

Murder Trial On Board The Tory At Cenrnat Court

The Tory commanded by George Johnstone faces multiple indictments for murder aboard a Hong Kong to England voyage. Key incidents include the deaths of Thomas Reason, William Henry Rambert, and William Mars amid severe mutiny like violence. witnesses describe the captain’s brutal behavior, log entries, and the crew’s fear as the case unfolds in court.

Cenrnat Criminal Court Justice Williams Justice Cresswell George Johnstone Tory Thomas Reason Reason High Seas Admiralty of England William Henry Rambert William Mars Bodkin Clerk Jervis Q.C Hudakstour Thames Arthur Gilmore Spence Hong Kong Liverpool Singapore Cape St. Helena Ascension Wey Madeira Rambert Faral David Johnstone Henry Thompson Slack Neagan Morris Yelverton William Dunn Jules Cordiavello Morehan Glover Dunno Dunn Mars Julian Cordiavello Fayal Reanon William the Fourth Boyne Bannockburn Barry Yelverton Hong-Kong Johnstone Reagan Lee Cone Witness Leo Say London Law

Mutinous Captain Defeated by Insanity Verdict

A ship mutiny case unfolds with brutal violence aboard a French vessel. The captain killed crew including Reason and Beacon. the crew plotted and testified about log entries dictated by the captain. After tense trial proceedings, the jury verdicts reveal insanity as the reason for the not guilty ruling on the capital charge.

Reason Witess Wm. Dunn Withvsa Iraeen Lee Cane Wome James Sinclair Jeris Bigs Curteis America Yelverton Cone Peter Curleis Rambert Faust Jervin Fripay Morsine Lovegrove Fayall Justice Williams

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