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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 03, 1841

Page

7

Infamous Assault on Two Children in Paris Case

A lengthy Paris court record details the alleged assault of two English children by Madame Lusignan and Baron Saint Haouin, with the elder girl recanting under pressure while the younger stuck to her claim. The case, heard in the seventh chamber of correctional police, ends with Lusignan convicted and the baron acquitted, and it includes broader notes on English guardians seeking safer education abroad.

Paris Court of Correctional Police France Brown Madame Lusignan Boulogne Baron St. Haouin Banque Palanthropique Lusignan Rue Laffitte Ament Cour D'Assize and Procureur du Roi Madame de Lusigan Soud la Baron

Barbarous Murder in Shadwell by Two Women

Two women, Mary Long alias Owen and Hannah Covington, killed Thomas Briggs, an elderly landlord, in Bluegate Fields Shadwell after Briggs had distrained on Long’s mother for rent. Eyewitnesses and police described brutal blows and a final coroner’s inquest set for the body. Briggs, over sixty, was found dead with severe head injuries. the killers were remanded to await trial.

Blue-gatefields High-strest Shadwell Mary Long Owen Hannah Covington Thomas Briggs Norfolk-street Turner-street Commercial-road St. George’s East Long Mr. Briggs Covington Green-bank Wapping Thames High Street Anna Covington Ballantine Bluegate Fields Ratcliff Highway St. George St. Paul Harvey Mary Ann Harvey Bird Ratcliffe Highway Sarah Burgess No. 10 Blue-gate Fields B—R George Malin Koy Hill Blue-gate-fields Briggs Mackarel John Geary Thomas Squires Tsaacscourt Samuel Burgess John William Bird No. 104 Mr. Ballantine Leadby Anid Mise Gibson Hatton Ieee RanHonsy Bicholy Aseghas Shouki Hexevon Orwaather Clerkanmell Bander Adem Lakaho Briant da Jamas Nindga Panes Sainar Beaghareata -Pibigan WaHijaian Youngy Teaboy Snus Ora Ad Hazard Bryant Sfas M Ting Younges Cas Wey Sean Whiftr Jameddimarles Bloray Theo Um Alingh, Jr Dougsy Pripoper Hryant Beras State Tallaw- Chandler Ellioet Centlan Broughton Phillips Serjei Collins Fiat Ways Houke Stirgpdin Guster M. “Philips Vaughall Valley Nile Jeff Dane Jae Laighing Tran’ T Jett Bayer Kepper Nihe Cyttingham Evar Finchley Fowler Gray Wits Jeans Hense- Gage Lee Mary Muhorgaged ciFrenthes Bridget Corsess Manchester Adow Pantarbed Pogard Jolai

Alleged duel threat linked to Marylebone borough race

A letter warned of a planned duel between Gilbert Ainslie Young and Parkes, prompting Inspector Tedman to visit Young who denied hostile action. The episode, tied to Marylebone borough politics, remains unverified with rumors of a quarrel and reported court circuits and schedules.

Grtpert Ainslie Youre Pankes Tedman Division of Police Marylebone Police Court Gilbert Ainslie Young Parkes Young Upper Portland Place Marylebone Denman Justice Wightman York City Durham Newcastle Town Carlisle Appleby Lancaster Liverpool Home Tindal Justice Bosanquet Hertford Chelmsford Maidstone Lewes Croydon Midland Baron Parke Baron Gurney Northampton Okeham Lincoln Nottingham Derby Leicester Borough Coventry Warwick Norfolk Baron Alderson Justice Williams Buckingham Bedford Huntingdon Cambridge Norwich Ipswich Oxford Justice Coleridge Justice Coltman Abingdon Worcester Stafford Shrewsbury Hereford Monmouth Gloucester Western Justice Maule Baron Rolfe Winchester Devizes Mold Chester South Wales Justice Erskine Cardiff Carmarthen Haverford and Cardigan Brecon Presteign British Auxiliary Legion London

Budget vote and royal prerogative news from 1842

The article reports the Chamber of Peers voting 105 to 10 on the 1842 budget receipts, followed by assemblies where royal ordinances for prerogation were read. It covers international dispatches from Constantinople to Mehemet Ali, British naval movements to Alexandria, Espartero and Madrid politics, and various colonial and court items reflecting mid 19th century European affairs.

Chamber of Peers Constantinople Mehemet Ali Medem Russia Persia St. Petersburgh Candia Alexandria Malta Liverpool W. Parker H. Pottinger Robert Stopford Corfu England J. S. Mackenzie Ionian Islands Spain Madrid Cortes Espartero Tabriz Stoddart Bokara Dr. Reach Gorian Meshid Teheran Pzess M. Guizot M. du Bouchage France Buenos Ayres Augsburgh Messrs. Rothschild Vienna Amsterdam Hague Limburg Fatmoura Sierra Leone Tue Buckingham Palace Chevalier Bunsen Prussia Duke de Brabant Prince Albert Edward Bowater Prince Alvert Princess Royal Windsor Castle Bank of Excranp Bank of England Downing-street Lord Campbell John Campbell Baron Campbell St. Andrews Lord Plunkett Ireland George Campbell Cupar Magdalene John Fallyburton Hallyburtons Pitour Morton Lord Melbourne Power Uxion Bank of Australia Old Broad-street Thomas Harvey K.C.B Admiralty Bermuda Henry Harvey Admiral Howe Lord Bridport Trinidad Pelican Prince of Wales Porto Rico Lord Hugh Seymour Surinam West India Islands Dardanelles Egypt Adriatic Order of the Bath West India North American George Prcor Barr Wwe George Pigot Baronet Robert Pigot Sir Robert Bridgnorth Geo. Pigot Arthur Pigot Ms. Cotes Cotes Woodcote Fitzroy George Holyoake Wolverhampton Stafford Examiner Orpheus Cole President Bowman Atlantic Comstock Massachusetts Long Island Sound New York Naples Halifax Newfoundland Pants Soresa Bissau Loire Isle of Bourbon Azores le Commerce Queex Bexcu

Tragic accidents and public notices from London hospital and roads

A sequence of perilous incidents unfolds across hospitals and streets. A plasterer falls from scaffolding at King's Cross smallpox hospital and dies. an elderly man is crushed by a wagon in Whitechapel and loses an arm. a Lynn stage coach overturns near Cambridge injuring four. A boy drowns off Bankside. two women are saved from smoke at Tower Street. a brewery accident threats amputation. a railway incident at Sawley causes delays. a Gravesend steamer collision results in one death. Police court shows up petty thefts, assaults, and public misdeeds.

Ani Fhoru Henry Gladster Rower Bedford-square King Store-street Mrr. Gladster Bedford Arms Ihin-Court Road Wakley Attewham Margaret M‘queen Wot Onham-Court-Road Eusei Joseph Elwell Tottenham Court Road Gees Iutan Wiccos Loudun Hospital Mr. Baker Theomody Greatge Smiley Mr. Barker Aldermanbury Sarah Webb Copestreet Ratcliffe Horseferry Branch Road Limehouse London William Page Charles Harricon Marlboroughtreet Mo Kiot Smukhas “Igar Spatie Baker Clee King’s Cross Maui John Wells Glasshouse-street Rosemarylane Whitechapel Wilfell Wapping London Hospital Thomas Cross Bararxems Bankside Southwark Bridge Richard Bates Little Messrs Walters Tower-street Crownstreet Oxford-street Dowden Stockine Rccipent Rebecca Tilliard St. Bartholomew's Hospital Coroxet Grey Bnicaton Colonel Grey Scots Greys Brighton Lewes Road St. Peter's Church Richmond Taylor Worthing Queen’s Park Miptana Counties Railway Derby Sawley Station York Turors- Tom-House King Henry the Eighth High-street Lambeth Carter Surrey James Lee Richard Hearn Vauxhall Bridge Lembheth Thomas Hall Carr Square Cripplegate Stroud Kent Custon-House Falcon Gravesend Frederick Chambers Trafalgar-place Hackney-road John Wright Packet Company Houngerford-pier Nicholson's Wharf

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