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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1846

Page

6

Political Movements. Fremantle resigns Buckingham seat

Sir Thomas Fremantle vacates his Buckingham seat by accepting the Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds. The writ is moved, with Lord Chandos expected to succeed. Fremantle defends his decision as prudent amid protection debates and his constituents’ opposition to government measures.

Movierzmat Caaners Thomas Fremantle Buckingham Lord Chandos T. Fremantle Duke of Buckingham Baronet Sir Thomas Board of Customs Eislee Fiscount Jocelyn Robert Peel India Board King’s Lynn Lord Jocelyn Arthur Lennox Chichester Ordnance Department Earl Talbot Earl Bathurst Charles Henry Coote Bart Queen's County John Hope Johnstone Dumfriesshire Mainister Audit Office Glenyon Walling Earl of Hardwicke Free Trade Windsor Castle Board of Control Corn Scotland Athol Lord Glenlyon R. Peel Lord Talbot Staffordshire Agricultural Protection Society Lone Ashley Lord Ashley Dorsetshire London Fiest Ashley Exterson Edward Lloyd Mostyn Lichfield Lord Leveson Earl Granville Mostyn East Gioucestenssine Charteris Mr. C Burzano Gerrard J. Noel Earl of Gainsborough Rutlandshire Dawnay Townshend Mainwarring Loxp Courtenay Lota Devon Exeter District Agricultural Society Duke of Richmond A. Lennox Lord Arthur Lennox Lord A. Lennox H. Peees Henry Lord Abyrdesn Lord Henry Ould Lord W. Lennox Obhara William Henry Lennox Cantwniur Northamptonshire Cartwright Spencer Horatio Walpole Horace Seymour Walpole Herald Smythe Asoruga Frees Trape W. D. Russell Leek Staffordshire C. B. Adderley Atuxastoxs Peel Agricultural Association Tamworth Dugdale M.P Cheera House of Commons Bucxixceam Agrictitural Protection Society Buckingham Agricultural Protection Association White Hart Inn Halli Canterbury Fountain Hotel Edward Knatchboll Ceir J. P. Plomptra Cears Jenny-Epimera All Ireland Captain Johnstone Johnstone Hoghcastle Agricultural Association Horncastle Agricultural Protection Association North Stafford Lord Sandon John Russell Adderley Russell Agriculteriata Thin Town Sir R. Peel Henry John Pye Mejor Burnford A’court Sir Robert Peel Robert Pretty Major Princep Cheatle Bodaington Rt. Peel Robert Poelhen Tug Noat Hampton Protection Society Northampton League Charles Knightly Duke of Wellington Duke of R. Pee Maxcagston ConMencral Association Manchester Chamber of Commerce King Street Ri. Peel Johnson Darby Lancashire Manchester Oldham Stockport Preston Bolton Ashton Rochdale Wigan Francia Egerton Cardwell Clithero Sandon Greene South Lancashire North Lancashire Liverpool Warrington Lancaster Blackbur Liverpool Times Tur Spitalyigips Spitalfields Fielden Yorkshire Arandel-street Strand Joan Fretpex York, &c Graix Holland Belgium England Europe Chronicle Southwark Lambeth Cork Westminster Newbury Nottingham Addersley O'Connell House of Lorda Ely Devizes

Central Criminal Court Opens Amid Plea for Proceeding Murder Case

The February sessions begin before the Lord Mayor and senior officials with 178 prisoners named. The calendar includes 35 City of London cases and 103 in Middlesex plus Admiralty and other charges. The most notable is a high seas murder case aboard the Tory with three murders and 12 more indictments for wounding. The Recorder warns many more cases may follow as grand jury and magistrates prepare for rapid trial of minor offences at Middlesex Sessions.

Berone Macistsares Winchester Escott James Grahem Victoria George Iti Central Criminal Court Chapman Marshall Sidney Aberiffa City of London High Seas Admiralty of England Tory Newgate Old Bailey Middlesex Sessions Hicke’s Hall Middlesex Tugspay Roppeny Old Court Joseph Barrett George Barker Wayne Caan Justice Williams Justice Cresawell George Green James Thomas Ballantine Witmases Southware St. George's House of Correction Cottingham Exraaoapivany Arrain—Hemry J. Killorby Mies Spriggs Misa Ward Trinity Square

Police Reports From Guildhall And Westminstee Courts

A long report covers cases from the Guildhall and Westminster. William Pearson challenges unlawful exclusion from the United Loyal Britons Benefit Society over unpaid fines, with Aldermen Hughes and Hunter ordering Pearson reinstated upon settling arrears. Other items include John Jackson’s stabbing case, Frederick Munton’s assault trial, and a 13 year old’s glass-breaking in St George’s workhouse. Rail and postal arrangements are noted, plus a Stockholm famine alert and a murder‑by‑neglect line.

Beyurit United Loyal Britons Benefit Society Noble-street H. Hughes and Hunter William Pearson Lewin Pearson Chelsea Alderman H. Hughes Alderman Hunter Pearam Bond

Law. Home Circuit Trial Dates and Corrections

The Home Circuit schedule shows the Eauex commission opening in Chelmsford on Tuesday, March 34, corrected from a misstatement of Wednesday the 4th. The listed trial dates cover many towns with the last notices dated March 25 for Worcester, Shrewsbury, and others.

Chelmsford Lancaster Appleby Carlisle Newcastle Swansea Hertford Reading Winchester Northampton Durham Chelmefourd Aylesbury Oxford Haverfordwest Town Oakham Lincoln City Bedford York Welchpool Salisbury Maidstone Worcester Huntingdon Cardigan Nottingham Bale Cambridge Dorchester Carnarvon Lewen Derby Carmarthen Stafford Bury St Edmound’s Veauimaris Exeter Leicester Borough Liverpool Ruthin Brecon Kingston Coventry

Court of common pleas and dexchange court cases heard

In Woolwich a publican’s mishandling of lead sheets caused a child to be paralyzed, verdict for plaintiff damages £12. In Tugspay Grant v Maddox, Miss Grant sues for £54 for two remaining years of a theatre engagement. defense argues salary only for open theatre period. Jury returns verdict for defendant.

Texapay Elizabeth Wales Joan Wales Bexsox Serjeant Wilkins Wilmore Serjeant Jones Simon Woolwich Tugspay Maddox Princess‘s Theatre Green Ayvason Martin

Court records reveal witness absences delay murder case

Proceedings report adjournment as witnesses vanished, with constable and inspector detailing arrests and alleged efforts to hinder testimony. Grand jury returns true bill for murder against Captain Johnstone. multiple defendants receive transportations and imprisonment sentences. Newagate calendar notes 222 prisoners awaiting trial with varied charges including coinage, robbery, and larceny.

Streight Justice Williams Auid Ballantine Atideep Nurpenson Bille Johnstone Bodkin Jusiice Wiliams Henry Bushell Frederick Tyler Russell Thomas Russell Jaren Scott Mary Anne Flond New Court G. Carroll Knt E.j Henry Barnes Newgate

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