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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 07, 1843

Page

6

Import of foreign cattle into London and Hull totals

An official statement shows the six months from July to December listing imports into London and Hull. London received balls oxen bullocks cows sheep calves and other items. Hull received large numbers of oxen and sheep with smaller consignments of cows and calves. A week’s shipment from Rotterdam included 13 oxen and 4 bullocks among others, though market stock at Smithfield was only about 13 head and of poor quality.

Leeds Mercury London Hull England Hall Rotterdam Smithfield John ‘Naylor Swan Inn Pleaseley Sutton Ashfield Naylor Derbyshire China Georgestrest Hanover-square War-Office Celestial” Empire Melcolm Wales Wyon Scotland Payne St. Bartholomew's Hospital John Horman Dennis-place Willow-walk Shoreditch Baker Windmill-street Finsbury Greville Street Playhouse Yard Westminster City Liberty of Westminster C. F.austin Davies Marylebone Bethwal-Green Anti-Cosn-Law Association Metropolitan Anti Corn-law Association Hope Tavern Pollard’s Row Bethnal Green Bethnalgreen Commons Tower Hamlets William Clay Colonel Fox Cuckspur Street Great League Fund Nen Connan Bangret Glascow Robert Peel Glasgow Reformers’ Gazette Mr. Senior Edinburgh Observer Senior Bardock T. Hime Newnham Baldock Hine Norwich Phanix Cambridge Independent Press Young Mer’s Hart's Hotel Alderngate Street Mfr P. A. Taylor Jnn Cumming Great League White

Teeth fiasco trial ends with verdict for defendant

In Red Lion Square sheriff court a dentist faced £77 claim over six metallic teeth fitted for Miss Wills. Witnesses testified the teeth misfit and caused pain, while the dentist billed for three guineas and four natural teeth. After laughter and cross examinations, the jury returned a verdict for the defendant.

Sheriff's Court Red Lion Square Turepax Txeri-Currina Extraonpixany Queen-street Holborn Camberwell Miss Mann Jones Elas Mary Ann Mann Carter Mr. Jones Miss Wills Mises Ellen Clark Willoughby Davis Mornington-place

Central Criminal Court Session Opens At Old Bailey

The third session of the present mayoralty at the Central Criminal Court began in the Old Bailey before the lord mayor recorder and city officials. The calendar lists 144 prisoners with cases including murder robbery rape forgery and larceny.

Central Criminal Court Old Bailey Gibbs and Farncombe Petit Jury Dr. Bailey Court of Common Pleas William IV Monxsren Staachan Payne Patrick Leigh Strachan Demdant Mark Benjamin Besham Clarkson Ballantine Champ Spain Myers Joseph” Patteson Court of Queen's Bench Justice Patteson Joseph Bailey Justice Patterson John Joseph Patteson Wepxusnar Thomas Stewart C. Frazer Neilson and Co Cornhill James Brodie Gordon Bodkin Jerusalem Gordon

LATE ATTEMPTED MURDER AT MANSION HOUSE HEARING REMANDED

Monday's examination of William Cannell for the attempted murder of Mrs Magnus at the Mansion House drew a crowded court. Surgeon Adams testified that Mrs Magnus remains in danger after lung bleeding since transfer to private lodging. remand till further notice.

Jovenme Orrerpen Elizabeth Woodham Eliza Smith Charles East Oxrp Justice Wightman Justice Erskine George Whiting Sarah Dungey Bodkin Cuancx Axson Ann Allway Elizabeth Cooper Wilow Britannia-place George Holmes Mr. Holmes William Holmes Jemima Helmes Elizabeth Rodney George Anson Smith Pithela-street Old-street Therisoner Elizabeth Lazenby Shulton-court Bedfordbury John Newell Broamy Henry Felstead Elizabeth Bishop Ellen Blackfriars Road St. George the Martyr Saint George, Southwark Mary Abthorp London Middlesex Essex Kent Surrey Coxviera Newgate Pentonville J. Blower J. Jackson W. Batty J. Casey G. Tibbs R. Daniels T. Cormack J. Wilson J. Williams D. Whelan J. Poole J. Oldershaw J. Bull F. Martin J. Harris G. Smith J. Brown S. Taylor G. N. Stevens J. Moreland Leeson Alias Roeg G. Williams J. Halfpenny L. Shepherd J. Collins C. Prestly T. Taylor J. Green B. Shaw W. Styles P. Hughes J. M.alister H. Stevens T. Pearson J. Davis J. Dirt J. Newland WW. Prior W. Webber BB. Reed C. Williams G,. Pizzey J. Holland R. Holden W. Ayleford T. Blackberry 1. Snelling T. Sutherfield P. Freegrove E. Poole D. Farrell G. Baker J. Skinner D. Gerrard G. Gibson J. Hill Lit H. Stanhope Winkworth Mary Mahony Sarah Bernie Charlotte Artland Mary Ann Diamond Marian Drake Ann Shepherd Selina Wellesley Maria Lynch Elizabeth Gill Rosina Homer Harriet Dawson Ray Jones Ann Jenkins J. Bickerstaff Mary, Cauliff Mansion House Munper Mart Taveux William Cannell Magnus Wilkingon Cantors George Porter J. Pirie James Franks King

Disputed letters and crowding at Queen Square

General Camac faced a possible pledge to keep peace after Count de la Chatry agreed to recognizances. The magistrate planned further communications as the count warned of publishing correspondence. In separate cases, a bishop chapel disturbance led to custody. Other incidents included a cab driver overcharging, and a spree of child robberies investigated with multiple victims and pawnbroker testimonies.

Bow Street Adelphi Ad Norman F 98 Sarah Gardner Maltby Bishop No. 5 Macclesfield-Street Soho Abrs. Fahrenbach Sarah Maccles Field-Street Mary Gardner Mira Fahren Witnness Count de la Chatry Burges Cumac General Camac Malthy Camac Queen Square Ciervnnina Connaroation Richard Steward College-street Chelsea Westbourne-street Pimlico Bosbury Sbe Burrell Cleerhnwell Canmer Sir Henry Dillon Moora Bourton-crescent St. Pancras Henry James Sir Henry Hoe Great Western Railway Barton Crescent Witnessa Mr. Combe Baylis Sir Henry Moore Combe Anne Dunne Bingham Barton G Division Sarah Squires St. John-square Clerkenwell St. John-aquare-lane Aylesbury-street Sarah Hall Skinner-street Witness Eliza de Oweal Ellen Nailor Eliza Howell Sagily

A Curious Column Reflects On New Year’s Eve

A reflective column frames New Year’s Eve as once joyful yet now tinged by financial time pressures. A side tale follows Aminadab visiting a country bookstore, mistaken identity, and a sharp rebuke about a calf essay.

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