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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 14, 1843
Page
3
Thunder Storm Strikes Sutton Describing Local Lightning Damage
A violent thunder storm swept through the Sutton area with hail and high winds. Lightning struck near Prestbury and damaged three houses on High Street, yet no residents were reported seriously harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pit PC
Aleet
Ets
Thoreday
N.N.E
Prestbury
High-street
Sutton
Ryle’ Pool
Cow Rampage in Dublin Ends with Fatal Blow
A large cow belonging to Lord Dunsany escaped at Smithfield and charged through streets trampling people and animals. Police constable 180 was injured, a pig was killed, and Dr. Metcalf of Blackhall Street lay in serious condition. The beast wrecked storefronts before a smith killed it with a sledge hammer to its forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Street
Metcalf
Plackhall-street
Blackhall-place
Dublin Morning Register
Litewary Tarer
Newby
Mortimer Street
Cavendish Square
Cummins
Dublin
Mr. Newby
St. Margaret's
Ipswich
Harwich
Samuel Wilberforce
Noswica
Woolwich
Syren
Woolwich Company
Woolsick
George Crews
Payne
Sparrow-corner
James Chidley
Jane Chidley
Worleycourt
East India Company
Guy's Hospital
Wm. Reeves
John Borer
Binns
Borough-road
Hanwell Asylum
Conolly
Conelly
Mainzer
Hanwell
Middlesex
O'Connor
Campbell
Hauwell
Conoll
Scots protests and crime tales stir Edinburgh crowds
Reports claim government rejects altering church laws in Scotland while Glasgow and Edinburgh see public gatherings of schismatics and a violent attack nearby. Middlesex notes recount canal assault, a near-fatal throat wound, and the sensational murder of an elderly woman by her son, with relentless pursuit by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovseiment
Edinburgh
Church of Scotland
Cabinet Council
Hondas
Roxburgh-place
Horrier
Banburgh Observer
Cominox
Forses
Wwe
Peter Fraser
Fraser
North America
Jones
New Brunswick
Forres Gazette
Boyart
Edinburgh Courant
Alexwir Mercer
Gaite Gilmore Place
Scott
Bng
Tows Bridge
Viewfort
Koonan
Maine
Eilean
Scotch Reformers’ Gazette
Ming
Corres
Ernst Sible
Ois
St. Mary Wynd
Margaret
Ward
Ange
Ariy
San Inenge
Srave
Ballintore
Ross-shire
Frederick the Great Volumes Reviewed by Campbell
Literary Chronicle notices the third and fourth volumes of Frederick the Great by Thomas Campbell. It lauds the biography and war details, highlights amusing extracts on indecencies of French officers at Berlin and court life, and praises Campbell's language for engaging reading. The account recalls sieges and winter hardships at Rothkretcham with Frederick’s witty command to prevent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Werner
Regiment of
Brown Hussars
Weeels Chronicle
Bisa
Daun
Derick
Huesar
Sydon
Prussia
iNness
Dugal
King
Potsdam
Tience
Breslau
Leipsig
Meissen
Silesia
W— Hussars
Sans Souci
Hussar
Hussars
Growler
Malschitzki
Pont
General W
Ling
Berlin
Ramin
Frederick Jay Gazat
Ats
Asp
Thomas Campbell
London
Colburn
Campbell
Thiebault
Rossbach
Prince Henory
Magdeburg
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Ireland
Scotland
Gelzow
Dohna
Rheinwein
Cuatrin
Klement
Golzow
Count Dobna
Donah
Custrin
Kirchheim
Kirschberg
Custria
Oder
Gustebiese
Darmietze
Mietzel
Romanzow
Schwedt
Fermor
Zorndorf
Quartschen
Zicher
Klein Kamin
Massin
Wikersdorf
Forrederick
Manteuffel
Kanitz
Seydlitz
Normann
Wilkersdorf
Schwerin
Oppen
Fermer
Dobna
Biunburg
Kumanzove
Stargard
Poland
Ferimor
Dunn
Saxony
Conexist
England
Edward VII
George III
Down
Cathay
China
Edward VI
Foras Mauch
Heaven
Earth
Franklin
Paris
Colonial Office
Downing-street
Talboys
Samuel Lover
Frederick Lover
Lover
Handy Andy
Ned Curkery
Corkery
Anit Smner
Uany
Bur
Ned
Etart
Rayson
Marchant
Jintleman
Bliss Macnarama
Macnarama
Rip
Bizniz
Denis Corkery
Bart
Hevey
D. C
Harry Lee
Aletheia
Beestley
Taylor
Literary Chronicle
Rothkretcham
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