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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 25, 1845

Page

5

Insolvent court adjourned amid bitter accusations and decorous observations

In a crowded insolvency session, Mr James accused Lord Huntingtower of aiding a debt arrangement through Lady Dysart, while Lord Dysart’s son drew attention with a striking resemblance. The hearing adjourned to July. other cases involved bail, Crown pleas, and various debt disputes with clerical and legal proceedings.

Mr. James Mr. Chambers Lord Huntingtower Dysart Lord Dysart Commissioner Fonblanque Lord Dreart Sarcapar Thoxtas CowLey Joxes Crar Commissioner Law Young Nicholls James Shallis William Whitecombe Commissioner Reynolds Mr. Whitecombe Patrick

Strands fruit stalls removed amid court clash

On Thursday an order to clear old fruit stalls in the Strand and adjoining courts was enforced. Stallholders protested their long custody of stalls and public accommodation near Adelphi and Lyceum theatres. After a police superintendent’s reassurance, stalls were allowed to return. A second report details three women charged with stealing a silver watch from a merchant in Limehouse, with testimonies about hugs preceding the loss. all three were committed for trial.

Satrinar Forp Casamissioner Bal. Jose Camaron George Joseph Ford Holborn Cyrus Davis West Snith- Gald F.Y. Lee Lush Cheuill Chemil Chemill Pitntif Hingelt Chemuall Lusi Asntos Kent John Dempsey Stainer Hunter Street Bronewick Square Somers Place New Read Symes Somers-place New-reed Pointiff Ercibe Teesvar Percy J. F. Stephen Zon J. C. Herrice Frederick Jones Frederick Timbermere Little Collingwood Street Bethnal Green W. Cartwright Hiddle Me Ée Richard Durell Weaver Street Sureby William Glover Friar-street St. George's Southwark Ward Mr. Ward George and Vulture Gattier Howell Smith Franklin Mary Keele Sarah Keele George Keele St. Stephen's Canterbury Ari Chaelmas Manu John Weller Australia Weber Ahe Bishopsgate-street William Gurney Keele Back Tane Heckney Messm Marnett and Manlet Hithat Prisgoner John Dixon City Police Sarah Kvele Hanover-square Keele Weller Mary Frances Witham Henover Square London Portland-place John Julius Koch Rawlinson Susannna Bryan Regent's Park Rautlinson Jones Clerednwbhll Elizabeth Moody Holborn Union James Board of Guardians Benjamin Barlow Porter Joseph Ward Easterly Sandwich West London Union Combe House of Correction C. Phillips Vine-street Hatton-garden George Kirk Hoxton Kirk Astwick Highburyvale Tilness Bims Bmt Phillips Old Bailey Barret Awrut Morrattrrixome Christie Rowland Broughton Drvawina Ax Atronxry Phillip Merson Hewett Spencer-street Clerkenwell John Stewart Kipling Board of Trustees Pariah of St. Luke Hewett Hearltline Bis Ne. Kipling Jin Hewett James Willeburet Workhouse Lambeth Arremrrep Escarroy Cts Cook Priconera Oxford Arms Pris Aoner Exeter St. Giles Christchurch Surrey Henry The Thames Ofrfien Mangick Taevares Mr. Broderip Broderip Abe Buckinghamshire James Lindsay Harrie Lazarua Upper East Smithfield London Dock Jons Brows Kelaick Wood England Kelidk Walker Thames Police Hi Division Adelphi Lyceum Rosemann Mery Kirwan Eliza Kent Ann Buckley Ballantine Thames Donald Campbell Dawson Garford Street Limehouse Rosemary-lane Whitechapel Mr. Ballantine Robert Thorp Itham

The Ruislip Murder Trial before Mr Mills

The examination of Charles Lamb at the Uxbridge House of Correction follows the discovery of John Brill's body in Young Wood near Ruislip in 1837. Witnesses recount Lamb and accomplice Lavender's alleged confession and the circumstances of the boy's death, with Lamb denying the charge and a trial ordered.

Charles Lamb House of Correction Coldbath Mills Uxbridge John Brill Ruislip Fuebruurg George Sibley Lamb Charley Churchill's Bal Lavender Mr. Hoare Yardaian Phaul Prisan Chesterton Lerat Acney Brill John Bri Churchill Young Wood James Lavender Itowaa Timy Charles Churchill Trecolivet John Frill Mr. Mills Meadows Audhin Chaving West End Ruislip Common Mary Allday Thomas Alldey Henry Woodmen Mr. Churchill Charles Woodman Charles Bray Withers Wenthem Robert Burtor Dorset- Street Portman-Square Patten Lad Brill Mr. Patten Eladao Lilley Itase Bishook George Central Criminal Court Let's Waterloo Bridge Anderann St. John’s Church Carter Duke's Head Lower Fora Street Lambeth Charles Ingat Laurie and Co Oxford Street Thomas Couch Couch Waxetafl

Baptism of bells at Tours shocks pious readers

A column lampoons a Pentecostal styled baptism of bells at a hospital chapel in Tours. The ceremony, attended by archbishop Morlot and clergy, featured bells hung above the ground, child godparents and a solemn rite that critics call profane and vain, contrasting Christian baptism with pagan pageantry.

Tours Faticu Blunsvigneur Morlot M. Viot Pradhomma Tracs Paim Talsery Shane Hoapital Demiauie Courrier Ddire Et Loire Oda

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