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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1847

Page

6

Prussian United Diet Rules and State Debt Deputation Ordinance

A Berlin issued 1847 ordinance outlines the formation and operation of the United Diet in Prussia. It covers provincial representation, duties of the Diet, petition rights, minorities’ views, voting thresholds, and the creation of a State Debt Deputation with eight provincial members and locum tenentes to audit accounts and manage debt papers.

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Law, perjury trial in the Court of Chancery notes

Reports on a perjury case tied to Newman and Newman’s wife, Dixon, Noble, and Mr. Masterman with jury verdicts. Also covers damages against Hedgman v. Tunxis and other railway and insolvency cases, including the Leeds Fleetwood Liverpool matter and deer ownership at Eridge Park.

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Criminal court faults and fraud schemes in Westminster case

Central Criminal Court at Saronpar hears indictments against Henry Gerherd and Elizabeth Baker for conspiring to defraud multiple parties. Witnesses describe bat shop fraud, unpaid goods, and references by Maymott, with Gerhard and Baker found guilty and sentenced to twelve months and five months respectively. Additional trials involve Countess de Larts alias Carnegie and related swindles with transportation sentences up to seven years and numerous hard labor terms. The session lists many further sentences across London districts, with totals and adjournment set for March.

Saronpar Henry Gerherd Elizabeth Baker Freud William Borbidge Batter Bridge Street Southwark Gerhard Triangle Kensington Maymott Charles Street Northampton Square Thos. Cotter Keene and Son Havin Rachael Cohen Ann Place Commercial Road Walker Levi James Gilmour Morah Place Johno Archer Metropolitan Police Barclay's Holborn Baker Boxumont Ballantine Bfr Carleen Clarkson Andrew Smith Wellington-place Seit Coventry-astreat Fox Meule Countess of Beaumont St. Andrew's Day Liale Street Carnegie R.N Fox Maule Ordnance Office Royal Coremings Madame de Loris Turner Captais Carnegie George Harker James Barker Anette Montroe J. Smith Thomos Price Thomas Johnson K. Esmond James Sharley George Williams Malcom Graham Samuel Goodenough Henry Adams John Sbays George Saker John Maires Jameca Brewster John Jones Charles Flaxman John Burke John Robinson Henry Jones Richard Abbot John Harding J. Wilson Thomas M. Phillips J. Brown William Rose F. Johnson James Glynn Thomas Clayford James Thorn G. Mitchell William Thompson James Manning Edward Cooder Thomas Jackson John Lawrence Michael Dooley John Fish J. Wagstaff Thomas Barker John Barnston Henry Gerband Westminster Mary Ace Richardson Sarah Rees W. Smith T. Brown T. Ward Wm.Murphy Samuel Proctor John King Alexander M.leish Philip Connell George Payne William Gifford Mary Goddard G. Davis W. Jones Matthew Connolly H. Blackwell Charles Ross H. Durant M. Driecol James Thompson M. Phillips Eliza Baker Eliza Sims Ann Thompson T. Maley Mary Aon Brown Jane Williams Elizabeth Brown James Johnson A. Brown WW. Brown T. Seaward H.W. Durand J. Anderson J. Nicbett T. Smith E. Wood T. Heles C. Shell J. Lee J. Bone J. Lennox Alice Lee Sarat Wilkinson Catharine Beacher Sarah Smith J. Holmes H. Jackson E. Massey G. Lawrence J. Armstrong J. Johnson T. Rankine G. Williams J. Titmarsh Semuel Reed T. Grimwood Maria Jones Jane Texler Frances Draper C. Jenninge C. Crosford Julia Farrell J. Clibbine J. Grimord H. Ward R. Reese Mary Ann Brown Mary Deuperty Mary A. Collina J. Patterson Mary Riley Emma Alday Ann Alday Margaret Sullivan Mixon Tondon Middlesex

Diamonds On TuesdayStolen Diamonds Linked to Captain Kerr Case

Police report from Mansion House details the suspected theft of a large parcel of rough diamonds weighing about 2,219 carats. Witnesses identify Benjamin Benjamins, a regular at public sales, as introducing two men to dispose of the gems. Diamonds reportedly sold in Amsterdam for around £1,750.保险 status contested. The case adjourned to the 20th inst.

Mansion House Ronsery Oy Robert Kerr Leverside Bakla London Clarkson Peachey Menars Oliverson Ballantine Hobler Charles Martin Blogg Martin Auctioocere Becklersburg Benjamin Benjamins Alber Hosie Amaterdam Mr. Clarkson Marin Clerkson Mr. Martin Amsterdam Peachry

Despatch Box Theft Case Leads to Remand

In Lowndes Square a woman Lydia Rothwe ll aged was charged with stealing a desk containing cheques and documents for her Majesty. The cabman and police traced the missing despatch box to a gentleman Mr M Gregor, who reported the box had been lost after a cab ride. the prisoner claimed her husband found the box and suggested stamping, bail offered, remanded for further inquiry.

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