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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1855

Page

6

Plaintiff Seventeen Is Awarded Damages in Engagement Case

In a trial at the assizes, Lucy Thomas aged seventeen testified about an alleged six month engagement with a Hammersmith governess. Evidence showed the defendant ended the arrangement after a Valentine prank at Miss Trail and questioned the plaintiff’s conduct. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages awarded. further proceedings noted for August 20.

Baker Enfield Lucy Thomas Wigan Hammersmith Mr. Baker Miss Trail Southampton Mise 'Trail Sergeant Wilkins Baron Martin Thelaintiff

Dishonest Secretary Faces Judgment at Central Criminal Court

Charles William Winchelsea Bevan, secretary of an insurance firm, was convicted and faced sentence. He claimed he lent directors money from his own funds and endured prior examinations and five weeks in Newgate. The Recorder warned that without acquittal on the first indictment, he would face transportation.

Central Criminal Court Charles William Winchelsea Bevan Thad Newgate

Deceptive Advertisements Target Poor Women Exposed

At the Mansion a plan of deception harmed many respectable women who paid 2 guineas for instruction and were promised weekly earnings. The advertiser delayed work to keep funds, with victims mainly country ladies. A defendant faced a 3 pound fine or three weeks hard labour.

R. W. Carden Tvmes Sir R. Carden William Harvey Albert-terrace Bow Thames Court Frederick Charles Edwards Philpot Harvey Yardley Anshwer Huw

Weather Boosts Crops Across Regions Amid Fine Harvest Prospects

The update reports widespread favorable weather aiding hay potatoes and cereals in Kilmalcolm Greenock and beyond. Warm sunny spells, light showers, and mild nights bolster wheat and barley, with farmers optimistic of good yields though some areas note lagging crops on light soils.

Kilmalcolm North British Daily Mail Greenock Dublin Glasgow West Country England Ireland Glasgow Herald Farrincpon Berkshire Chronicle Gloucester Journal Etano Halifaw Courier

Levassor Benefit Drama and Opera Notes

M Levassor extended his benefit programme with Le Village and other pieces illustrating his comic versatility. Miss Escott in La Donna del Lago impressed, while Miss Huddart and Mr Braham received praise. The Musica Festival lists Grisi Bosio Rudersdorff Castellan Dolby Viardot Garcia Costa conducting Stimpson organist, a 145 member band and 320 chorus. Elijah and the Messiah are featured. other concert items range from Beethoven to Guilaume Tett selections. Madame Ristoni is hailed as a leading tragic actress ahead of Paris Opera engagements and a royal visit with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert anticipated.

Borat Orgena Drury Lang Elena Lucy Escott Italy Malcolm Graeme Misa F. Huddart Hamilton Braham Douglas Ham Madame Grisi Mdlle Bosio Madame Rudersdorff Madame Castellan Miss Dolby Madame Viardot Garcia Mario Gardoni Reichardt Sims Reeves Lablache Weiss Formes Costa Stimpson Metropolis Birmingham Choral Society Mendelssohn Elijah Eli Beethoven Mozart Israel Egypt Handel Macfarren Lenora Prince Albert Armenia Sorley Guilaume Tett Madame Ristoni Paris Madame Ristoni Fanny Kembles Miss Faucus Rachel M. Racer Opera Prince of Saxe

Thunderstorm tragedy at Constitution Hill death and burns

A severe Friday night storm caused a woman Mary Garland to die in her bed at 31 Constitution Hill while a girl, Anne Early, suffered severe burns and was hospitalized at Richmond Hospital. The electric discharge damaged the room, window, chimney, and clock chain as police described a sheet of fire from lightning. A second item notes Ephraim Moseley’s patent for chemically prepared rubber dental material with Royal approval.

Bow Street Marylebone Henry Clerkenwell Court Thomas Reddington Shoelane City Susan Hale Holborn Red Lionstreet Prince’s Terrace Haverstock Hill Mr. Corrie Tat Opee Corrie Mary M‘kay Swinscoe Holborn Hill Union Court Harris Hounsditch Whitesmith Cononer Mary Garland Constitution Hill Anne Early Richmond Hospital Exrnaonpinany Ephraim Moseley Grosvenor-street London Gay-Street Bath

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