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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1846

Page

6

The Free Trade Committee Rally and Election Dissent

A London style political notice quotes Thomas Hunnert urging free trade support and lists Whig involvement. Reports cover writs, candidate pledges, protests against Peel plans, and petitions for repeal of Corn Laws. Names include Lord Locelyn, Sir R. Peel, and Mr. Bright with various local responses.

Free Trade Committee Thomas Hunnert Exchange Rooms Nottinghaw Thomas Blackbane Thornton Hildyard Kiso Llyn Esxerton Lord Locelyn Gioucester Charterie Cirencester Charter Sir R. Peel R. Teol Glasgow Oswald Tesh Monckton Miloes House of Commons Asbury Aabley House of Lords Bairut M.P Bright Durham Constituencian Blanchester Severs Ixprspositiox Oy Mx Coppex Stockport Connaught-place Edgware-road London Cobdan Wanchester Deyate Robert Peel Manchester Guardian League Finsbarr City Towser Hamlets Lambath Marylebone Southwark Westminster Chrisea Fotal Buckingham Lavenham Suffolk Whitchurch Salep Bury W. R. Gregg Koutsford Cheshire Colebrackdale Ilfracombe Devon Gainsborough Lincolnshire Howick Saddleworth Hose of Commons Leaguers Bereta Lorid Arthur Lennox Chichester Duke of Richmord Cora Las Robert Raa Duke of Richmond Sir Robert Peel Milner Hastie Murratt Blagden Warmeworth Dent Dale Balby Richard Dale Councillor Dunn Wiliam Chadwick Arksey Joseph Clark Tancer Tancers Curriera Huse of Commons Lord Morpeth Forrester Borfield Lord Clive RH. Clive Peel Holland Liverpool Times Maxeugersa Caammben ConMence Mid Kent Maidstone Thoraday Nantuy Pedley Wood Farm Chesterfield Ford Degre Sitwell Bec Stainsley Liverpool Oldham Ashton Manchester Rochdale Cangleton Cheater Norwich Lock Burr Nantwich Macclesfield Sandbach York

Reconciliation and Military Exchange at London Visit

A reconciliation occurred between Lady Adela Ibbetson and the Earl and Countess of Jersey during Captain Ibbetson and Lady Adela’s London visit. The captain will transfer from the Light Dragoons to the Blues by the earl’s request, amid a very touching scene. The University Herald reports Rev. C Wordsworth resigning his Winchester College mastership, possibly due to ill health, with unconfirmed links to alleged misconduct. Bank of England deposits for the railway project total £11,492,000 up to Friday evening.

Adela Ibbetson Counteau Jeraey Viswt London Dragoons Blues C. Wordsworth Winchester College University Herald Winchester School Church and State Gazette Bank of England

Patent dispute over sulphate of soda apparatus unfolds

In a long trial Court of Common Pleas case Gamme v Kuntz, plaintiff alleges infringement of a patent for a sulphate of soda and muriatic acid apparatus. Evidence shows the three chamber iron and brick design, with riveted debates on novelty, ventilation, and brick versus iron furnaces. Jury finds infringement but credits novelty in the connecting of two chambers and deems the invention an improvement.

Court OF Common Fleas Texsnar Gamme Atherton Lutwyche Hill Sligut Inda Serjeant Chanaell Justice Coltman

Central Criminal Court trial rounds up riot and crimes

In Old Court proceedings James Thomas and George Green faced charges including a nameless offence. Witnesses were alleged to have been spirited away, leading to acquittal for complicity. Others faced wounding, rioting on the Thames, burglary, and assault with various verdicts including Guilty and Not Guilty on insanity or common assault. sentencing followed for multiple defendants across several cases.

National Old Court Baron Rolfe Justice Creeswell James Thomas Prendergast Justice Coltman Ballantine Withesava William Oxery Celia Parry Maynard Horsemonger Lane Baron Rowe John Kinchin Edward Mackay John Dodd John Sinclair John Ireland Watermen Steamboat Company Blackfriars Bridge Xp City Thames Street Paul's Wharf Wateirs Kinchin Waterman Custom House Chambers Her Kinchen Mackay Dodd Ireland Sinclair Bunatany New Court James Waylett Henry Stevens Thomas Beckensall Brierly

Prisoner dispositions and acquittals at session adjourned

A lengthy list records discharged acquitted and sentenced inmates including names such as Elen Dooley Mary Harley and Captain George Johnstone. It totals 245 prisoners disposed of across London Middlesex Surrey Kent and Admiralty districts with specific counts. The coast rising adjourned to Monday the 23d instant.

W. Front F. Clark W. Baker G. Bragg RB. Mailey J. Sulter G. Martin T. Iredale G. Henneney W. Mumford W. Marshall T. Robinson B. Jackson J. Overton W. Causney D. Hogg W. Ward G. Reed J. Scott H. Gibbs W. Scott H. Arinold R.nowlan W. Hannell T. Foster J. Dipper W. Wilkins G. Seaman H. Claxton J. Weaver H. Barnes J. Gibson J. Bennett A. Burnton J. Watson EH. Rashmond T. Comber J. Williama J. Clench Payne D. Cooper J. Fox H. Gill E. Wells G. Belt B. Jonen C. Weat Ann Hicks Mary A. Harlett Eliza Haggett Mary Haggett T. Paya P. Hurley St. Orwood W. Bennett Boulter June Sullivan W. Rentham T. Best Isebelle Buckley Catherine Gilivan Mary Ann Maley Ron Beourt Harriett Gibbs Charlotte Rose G. Smith J. Allen T. Chamberlain Hi. C. Hebert Elen Dooley C. Fielder Mary Harley Jane Fitzgerald Ann Russell Jane Molloy Sans Young Mrs Rather Eliza Young J. Saveaul Z. Barley M. Marlow J. Andrews C. Oliver J. Thomas G. Green Ro Drury Dawson T. Hickman K. Johnsun T- Parrack St. Woulnough G. W. Dunworth J. Franklin Ann Sheen C. Phillips J. Menon W. Posten J. Yoll J. Broom J. Laws RK. Mand George Johnstone Samuel Overy

Police Reports Show Fraud Case and Domestic Attack

A London court heard Edward Bryant Geary charged with forging an order to transfer £2526 17s from the Bank of England in a case tied to the late Rev. Edward Franks. Witnesses testified regarding records from the Accountant General, with Geary remanded for further evidence. Separately, Frederick Munten, master tailor, faced repeated scrutiny over alleged attempts on his wife’s throat as medical witnesses debated her ability to testify, and bail was arranged with substantial sureties before a further remand for a week.

Goldsmiths’ Company Chester Goldsmiths London Ansoyer Liverpool Menara, Roski and Son Goldsmitha’ Company Martin Fae William Itl Edward III Gould Mont Marlin Fauren Forster Wil St. Margaret's Mr. Clive Pauper Clire Mr. Elliott Yoor Law W. Taylor Hoarland Stater Mars Brown Colonnade Brunswick Square Wilmot-street Workhouse Wilson Camden-town Priconers Slater Dacycex Raitwat Onu Weanendar William Limmer Norwich and Norfolk Railway Company Broughton Duncan Norfolk Company Ely Eastern Counties Railway Company Middleditch Tottenham Rivge Tettenham Grimshaw Shoreditch Grimabawne Beaumont Cheaterford Alfred Banister Brixton Trail Smith Cornwall Road Lambrth New Cut Tooley Street Traill Het Ecen Thiewr Marx Armis Tance Beresford Juliason John Foncesy Edward Bryant Geary Southampton Chancery Lane Teryford Bank of England Edward Franks Clark Hayward Treasury Parry Accountant General's Office Jane Sullivan Priaumwr Gray Eastern Counties House of Correction Lambeth Tuesaday Frederick Munten Henry Mason Coliier Fred Heary Gumma

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