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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 11, 1846

Page

3

Execution at Newgate and Old Bailey in London

Two criminals Martha Browning and Samuel Quennell were executed. The report details the Newgate procedure exclusion of reporters, the convict’s preparation, and the crowd’s reaction. Browning and Quennell faced capital punishment with religious observances, and Calcraft the executioner carried out the sentences amid public interest and subsequent gaol dispatch.

Martha Browning Samuel Quennell Caropolis Central Criminal Court Westminster Samuel Quemuell Kennington Road James Graham London Lawrie Chaplin Sir John Pirie Society of Friends Sheriff Lasrie Sherifs Wire Bircham Newgate Calcraft Chenying Rer Mr. Davis Horsemanzer-lane Bowe Horsemonger-lane Jesus Christ Quennell Mr Rowe Surrey Burmur Catenart Mourrp Old Bailey

Literary Chronicle notice on Wells and other works

The notice reviews The Picturesque Antiquities of Spain by Nathaniel Armstrong Wells, praising its vivid descriptions and engravings of Burgos Toledo Cadiz and Seville. It lauds Wells as an artist and agreeable travel companion, with remarks on Spanish character and manners. It also advertises Battap Romances by R. H. Horne and related poems, plus Punch items and ballad The Night Watch.

Bentley Spain Nathaniel Armstrong Wells Wells Toledo Valladolid Cadiz Seville Alcezar Peninsula R. H. Horne London Charles Ollier Delora Andrea Woodlands

Abstract of British Revenue 1815 and 1810 totals

An abstract details the net produce of the revenue of Great Britain for the years and quarters ended January 5, 1815, and January 5, 1810, showing increases and decreases. The fragment notes the source as siog BR s Cc and includes unclear trailing text.

Great Britain

Inauguration of the New Postmaster General

The Earl of St Germans was inaugurated as postmaster general on a Saturday, visiting departments and offices. He observed the island office, the newspaper office, and the posting of over 30,000 newspapers in under 15 minutes, noting the busy staff and operations.

Tlustmaster Earl of W. Bokenham St. Martin's le Grand

Free Trade Meeting at Newcastle Crowds Debate Corn Laws

A large free trade gathering in Newcastle drew about 6 000 attendees. Speakers attacked protectionist leagues and ministers, mocking expectations about Sir Robert Peel and the Corn Law. Cobden's critique of aristocracy and calls for reform framed a tense political moment amid varied county meetings and industrial concerns.

Couns Mines Counen Deer of Rieumann Brecar Eoware Kyatement Rh. H. Iscuts Beexrang Conbiy Mi Mies Leo Munvetu Bond League RR. R. Moone Duke of Rivuveny Newcastle Cobden London Robert Peel Stubert Peel Wether Robert Peet Gladstoin Liverpool James Graham Duke of Norfolk Duke of Richmond Duke of Cleveland Duke of Newcastle Duke of Buckingham Duke of Sutherland Duke of Bedford Marquis of Londonderry Marquis of Salisbury Hertfordshire Hertford Nont Hamres Northampton John Groom Vernon Smith M.P Raikes ‘Currie, Esq Anti Corn Law League Mr. Cobden Tam Raikes Currie France Europe England East Sunney Agricational Society Bayoam Peel Bureral Torsxcastok Acatechtenan Protection Society Horncastle Brailsford Wootton Basset Asia Africa Lixcorx Lincoln Christopher Mr. Christopher Country Party House of Commons Moore Agraia Mr. Greetham Greetham Robert Smith Smith, Payne, and Smith Melville South Boley H. Beste Batley Grange Darby Fareham Sussen Protection Society Eiely Petworth Hampton Great Britain Watmaw Waltham Charles Manners West Nourath Agricultural Association Lord Hastings King’s Lynn Leaguers Free Trade Party Holland Germany Anthony Hamond Russell Hamond Sir Robert Peel Hamax John Russell Johne

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