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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1845

Page

6

Fatal Poaching Affray at Groome in Worcestershire

An inquiry into the death of Staite from injuries received during a late poaching clash on the Earl of Coventry's preserves near Groome Worcester updates the public on witnesses, the nature of wounds, and the evolving investigation. The inquest adjourned to January 7 with further investigations and offers of pardons and rewards linked to the case.

Ted Worcester Infirmary Earl of Coventry Civ J. B. Hyde Ss Piervoit Worcester Jimson Rd Compton Kay Ciftan Higgler Samuel Miller George Raslis Farm Severn Stoke Mr. Weodward Old Park Eorge Barns William Andrews Staite Samuel Reynolds Thomas Staite Amuel Reynolds Cessed Josep Turvey Othe Joseph Turvey Apourze Baylis Ancis Turvey Francis Baylis Iiam Andrews Severn Suike Compton H Hooper Richard Compton Lem Thomasite Petford Cestersitire Constabulary Upton Lock Francis Dingley Samuel Turvey William Foil

Molonisg 38 Giesensy Trial in Splingen Germany

The trial of a woman for poisoning her husband took place at Splingen in Würtemburg, drawing immense interest across Germany. Christos Studhardt, of good birth, aided by her husband Rudhardt, a goldsmith, who pursued the philosopher's stone. She reportedly imprisoned him thrice. A rumor states her senator is expected. The Augsburg Gazette dedicates four columns to the case.

Augsburg Gazelle

Disasters at Sea Ten Vessels Lost in Week

Lloyds reports reveal wrecks and near losses across several vessels. Taegur, a 500 ton Liverpool barque, struck Blackwater bank on the Tasker light error, crew saved. Prince, a Prussian steamer, wreck near Mongenok with unknown loss. Minerva foundered off St Eval Head with copper ore cargo, crew saved by lifeboat. Elizabeth liner misreported loss later corrected. Crusader totally wrecked near Anticosti with many dead. Lady Grace, Ennismore coast schooner, driven onto rocks near Ennis mere, crew rescued after long peril. Helen and Nimrod also wrecked. Francis of Liverpool sunk in Mumble Bay with copper ore. Recovery efforts by Mesara and partners save over 100 tons and recover 300 tons ore, moved to Swansea.

Tha Lassea Lloyd's Taegur Red Hogton Liverpool Blackwater Tasker Bishop Calcutta Mongenok Minerva St. Ive's St. Eval'e Head Wales Jolly-Boat Crusader Anticosti Gulf of St. Lawrence Joseph Pendennis Castle Ennismore Ireland Lady Grace Kilrush Glasgow Hinehead Ennismere Helen William Miles London Nimrod Aberdeen Francis Shap Mumble Bay Valparaiso Swansea Mesara W. Norton and Company Nancy J. Fullegar William J. Houtt Betsy W. Wood Whitstable J. Dyson W. Pordage E.werd Jth Instant

The Late Repntry at Messrs Roccas axp Tow- Goons

The report describes a robbery aftermath with Mr Hobler sending principal clerks to the continent to halt stolen notes. He claims inspectors in France Belgium Holland and Germany were served with notices to make noteholders liable for losses. British Consulates and police aid is cited. No clue has been traced yet and Forresters receive little attention.

Roccas Axp Mesars Forresters Asros Banbury Union Neithdrop Guardian Fire Office

Sporting Intelligence at Tattersalls and Stag Hunts Across Europe

A dull Monday at Tattersalls records only notable bets on several horses including Alarm Idas Pam Cobweb and Newamonger with modest wagering, while Cuestern Cur Valerian Feiga Ballagh and The Bashaw show 50 to 1 ranges. Reports from Windsor to Egham detail stag hunts, boar drives, and fox chases, with Wild Boy and Duke of Richmond figures prominent amid fog and challenging conditions.

Tattersall Pam Wiscacre Feiga Ballagh Denny Greville Alarm Lord Stradbroke Anson Peel Lord Chesterfield Jaques A. Fabustone Mr. Guilty Pantasa Lagat Duke of Richmond Laird o'Cockpen Heselting Fitzallen Lintott Cabin Boy Merry Collier Idas Kent Worthington Bowes

Hamlet in Paris Leads Macready to Standing Ovations

The reading audience and critics note Mr. Macready’s flawless Hamlet in the second act and sustained pathos in the third. Helen Faucit wins favor nightly as Paris papers praise the performances and the liberal tone of the press. Mitchell is hailed for a capital hit and may extend his stay in the French capital.

Allence Helen Faucit Macready Journal Des Debats The National Presse Constitutionel Siecle Paris Afessager Gazette Dea Theatres Duke d'Abrantes

Inquest Into Death At Middlesex House of Correction

A lengthy inquiry resumed before Mr Wakley into the death of James Hodges, a silversmith and former East Indiaman crewman, held at the Middlesex House of Correction. Prison conditions and diet were scrutinized as witnesses described weight loss, illness, and warder reports while the coroner and jurors weighed whether management harmed inmates. The jury found Hodges died of natural causes and exonerated prison officers, urging reforms including better food and medical oversight.

James Hodges House of Correction Wakley H. Pownall B. Rotch Black Drake Hoare France B. Hall Chesterton Wakefield Pasa Hodgen E. Wilson Charlotte, Street Fitzroy-square Royal College of Surgeons St. Pancras Infirmary London University College Liebig Hodges Erasmus Wilson Pownall

Tragic fires and public meetings from 19th century papers

Reports cover a young woman’s suicide by arsenic at Baptist Headcourt and a reprieve for William Potter in an arson case. Also detailed Cork to Mallow railway meeting disorder, and the Guildford Street fire inquest with several witnesses describing the scene, identities, and origin theories.

Siictpe Yousa Femars Baptist Headcourt Whitecross Street Aracaic Noble York Castle William Potter Yorkshire Wistow Selby Doncaster Cork Limerick Cashel Mallow R. Barnett Barry Wm. Williams Barry Messra Williams Ballyclough Mr. Barry Bill Mr. Williams Bellman Vignoles Preas Mr Barry Davy

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Groome Gestrat Life Insurance Benjamin Lambourn jLord Commercial and General Life Insurance Office Humphreys Commercial and General Life Insurance Company Frederick Lawrence Richard, Lambourn Thomas Hatley Ivy Terrace Hoxton Benjamin Balle Richard Lambourn Samuel Long Joseph Donovan Benjamin, Lambourn Henry George Ward Sheffield Thomas Betley No. 7 Ivy-terrace Mesers Balls Gampex Hzwer Berrz Henry Betty Rosclua Hamlet Suchas Hemet Rediggers Shakspere Betty Mr. Betty Polonius Mr. Bass Manchester Theatre Ophelia A. Mercer Pauline Deschappelles Misa Helen Fauciban Misa A. Mercer Bass Colonel Dumas L'Iuiliana Algiers Rossini Taddeo Miss Grant Elvira Miss Condell Allen Lesler Corri Papataci Astley Rowan Anonima Carne Batty Messia Worlcot Rabbina Parker King Homen Newsome Selim Bridges Tagnoni R. Smith Batre M. St. Georges Her Majesty Balfe Academie Royale Prussia Meyerbeer Weber Euryanthe Berlin Dresden England Webster AISS Enouiau Opera Comique Aiaccenay Mr. Macready Sporting Intelligence Thorpe Green Windsor Scholefield Thorpe Mill Botles Egham Waste Chobham Man Horge Ascot Boy Tver Heath Joret de Coucy Lord Elba Abbaye de Premontie Gabrielle de Verey Raoul de Coucy Sire de Fayal Duc Loup Brorgham Manseilles Lourd Brougham Nice Chateau Hyéres Cannes la Croix de Gardy Brougham Afr Count Esterhazy Colonel Hamilton Dunstan Lower Hanslis Selingroun Prince Scherbatof Lord Broughato America Hoboken New York John Barlow Thomas Greenhalch Lancashire Thomas M'Cabe John Steeprock John Underhill Thomas Jackson John Gildersleeve Joseph Smith J. P. Taylor Connecticut Barlow Greenhalgh Indian Gildersleeve Berlow Gilderaleeve Steeprock the Indian Gildersleave M'Cabe Taylor Grenhalgh Steeprock M’cabe Caetara Pesstorzas Oxford Market West Inoy Trang Middlesex House of Correction Guildford Middlesex Guildford Street Russell Square Angel Inn High Street St. Giles’s Farey Braidwood London Fire Brigade John Birkmyrte John Wright Charles Jenkins William Robinzon Frederick Perrier William Robinson Rulna Roswell Square Robinson John Birkmyre Gregory Cole Dudley E Division Birkmyre William Dilley Mr. Farey Charles Jenkins Oon Edward Payne Upper Clapton Jenkins Faray Mr. Wakley Mary Hall Weakley Thomas Wenman Farry Chubb Dyer Wright William Quail Tack Mallett Maurice Williams James Hackingman Hall Nemy Arnatt
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