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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 10, 1847
Page
10
The discussion centers on whether a remand is justified and what bail should be set. Ballantine disputes any case for remand. Yardley argues bail is required. Potbury urges high bail, while the bench overrules objections and orders remand for a week with specified security amounts.
Foreign intelligence from Paris reports ongoing friction between the Debats and the Presse over France's alliances and government unity. The King’s speech is being shaped for Cracow’s incorporation, with mixed signals on wording and ministerial approval. Currency markets react to Paris distress as Bank of England alignment influences prices.
A Monday meeting at the Literary Institution Southwark chaired by Mr Guillaume outlined establishing a second Southwark Building Association. The plan mirrors the original, offering £200 advances on full shares and £100 on half shares with a ballot system and no interest, plus a 5 percent charge for immediate advances. E. Hant spoke on benefits to workers, and subscription enrollment proceeded.
In Armley near Leeds a quarrel between landlord G Webster of the Malt Shovel and his father in law Gelder ended fatally when Gelder struck Webster on the head with a poker during a dispute over tenancy. A coroner's inquest was ongoing as dispatch arrived.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a person attempting self harm with an overdose. It notes vomiting and prolonged suffering, with the outcome unclear, and includes stray spelling errors and missing details. The text fragment implies tragic circumstance without coherent names or places.
The Gaol Committee, with Aldermen approval, calls for bids to sell under five acres of freehold land within five miles of the Royal Exchange. The site will house a new House of Correction. Delays stem from opposition to placing a city jail outside London.
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