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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 09, 1843

Page

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Au Revoir to Lord Worsley on Enclosure Bill 1843

In this Political Daguerreotype installment the author rebukes Lord Worsley over Enclosure Bill No. 2, denounces the press and legal processes, argues against property confiscation and parish assessments, and warns that enclosure spawns agrarian unrest while praising constitutional property rights and social stability.

Poor Law Commission Justice of the Peace Bristol Clifton Downs Col. Wood Henry Berkeley London Westminster Lyndhurst Berkeley House of Commons Wakley Finsbury

The Late Fatal Duel and Aftermath in London

A detailed account of the quarrel between Colonel Fawcett and Lieut. Munro over a Brighton house sale leads to a fatal confrontation. Munro refuses insult, invites a meeting, and the duel ends in tragedy. Rumors of Munro’s capture or self-incrimination in Ostend circulate but are unsubstantiated.

Funeral of Lieutenant Colonel Fawcett in privacy at Kensal Green

The remains of Lieutenant Colonel Fawcett were interred quietly between nine and ten yesterday morning in Kensal Green cemetery. Chief mourners included Mr Blake assistant surgeon of the 8th hussars and Lieut Tuthill of the Queen's days, with Major Daubeney, Lieut Robertson, and Capt. Barrett among those paying respects. Captain Jackson of the 57th was the sole other attendee. Fawcett lies in the same vault as his mother. Requests by Sir William Clinton to attend were declined to preserve strict privacy for immediate relatives.

Kensal-green Blake 8Th Hungars Lieut Tuthull Fawcett Major Daubeney C.B 55Th Lieut. Robertson 15Th Hussars Capt Barrett 55Th Light Company Jackson 57Th William Clinton G.C.B United States Canada Mexico Liverroo Rochester Button Mersey America Acadia Buffalo New York Sun Cushing China Missouri Alexandria London Mechanics’ Banking Association New York Ohio Canton Company Illinois Ohio Life and Trust Long Island Harlem Farmers’ Trust Company Utica Indiana United States Bank Beauharnois Canal Montreal Transcript Elliot W. H. Donnant 74Th Regiment Queen’s Light Dragoons Vera Cruz Dom Moor New Orleans Tropic U.S Dolphin P. A. Southall Washington L. S. Argous, Esq New Orleans Santa Ana Tacubaya Valencia van Halen Saville Cadiz Cuerpo Franco Madrid Albacete Narvaez Turner Arragon Concha Carthagena Alicante Thencg Bilbao Santander National Guard Saragossa Tours Orleans Mani M. Banoist Paris San Pedro de Penas Salamanca Seoane Sarragossa Baxcktona Juan Prim Granetta Verda Zurbano Toledo Montero Tarrega Espartero Lerida Zurbazo Cerva Prim Villa Grand la Haute Montagne Forta Geri Riera Solsena Seu d’Urgel Spain Lopez Cortes Don Francesco de Paula Louis Philippe Affaire Duke d'Aumile Debats Tunjourra M. d’Hericourt India Aden Haines Avatralia Hobart Town South Australia Sydney George Gipps Legislative Council Hazard Norfolk Island Union Bank of Australia H.M.S. Beagle Stokes England

Liberation of Gulliver on bail before Justice Coleridge

Proceedings report that Ex-Parite Gulliver was released on bail after writs of habeas corpus and certiorari were granted. Bodkin argued the coroner’s power to commit before inquest termination, but Coleridge upheld coroner's authority. Gulliver was freed to attend adjourned inquest hearings with £500 bond.

Junaxe’ Chambers Serjeant's Inn Long Wakley Gulliver Inspector Aggs Justice Coleridge Mr. Bodkin Humfrey Fen Marylebone Police Court Bodkin Hale Earl of Marche Horace Pitt Richardson Oliver Royal Horse Guards

Prosecutions to be taken by government over Carmarthen riot

riotous mobs attacked Carmarthen workhouse gates and town gates across Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire. Frances Evans and Sarah Thomas testified at the Carmarthen examination. Military were deployed as mobs damaged gates toll-bars and homes. dragoons rode out overnight near Fishguard and St Clears for potential attacks.

State OF South Wales Carmarthen Sarah Thomas Union Workhouse Fanny Evans Carmarthenshire Cardiganshire Pembrokeshire Scleddygate Fishguard Haverford West Road 4Th Dragoons St. Clear’a

Learned and Solentioyic Meetings For The Were

Monday Institute of British Architects at eight outlined an essay by Mr. Chamberlain on synchronism and uniformity in architecture with the institute medal. Tuesday Zoological Society at three held scientific business. Wednesday Horticultural Society Garden Exhibition noted with plans for upcoming displays.

Institute of British Architects

Birth of Princess Alice Moves Court to Buckingham Palace

A court at Buckingham Palace heard congratulatory addresses on the birth of Princess Alice. The lord mayor and London officials arrived in state to present the common council's address, while reports addressed rumors about the Queen's health and the royal family.

Buckingham Palace Alice Corporation of London Court of Common Council Princess Anicz W. C Marlborough House Bushy Park Prince Albert Artists’ General Benevolent Institution Duke of Sussex W.C. Ross R.A. Ear. Grry Hamsune St. Psburg Reich Credit-bulletten Romovigsyp SpLir Morning Chronicle Robert Peel James Graham Ireland Sir C. Napier Lord Nugent H. Tufnell R. Wallace T. S. Duncombe M.P Joseph Brotherton Eton College Hawtrey Tax Canada Canada Treasury Maubert Bank of England Smith, Payne, and Co Hinp Gay Court Gazette Jervis Paris Fieschi Humfrey Butt Hodges Court of Excitequen Rowland Berens Messrs. Rowland Macassar Oil Ryan Polytechnic Institution Lord Abinger Thesiger Talfourd Her Majesty Heatre Marlborough Street James Cox Earle Little Gilbert Street Commissioners of Police Her Majesty’s Theatre Hardwick Bray Freud Lord Campbell Charles Clayton Mulkiie Cambridge-Square Hyde-park Gardens Mullins Westminster-Bridge George Henry Nichols National Golden Square Surrey

Court of Queen's Bench case over surgeon's fee

King v Lowe before Lord Denman in Guildhall. Osman King, surgeon, sued Captain John Lowe for 45 pounds for 21 professional attendances from September 1841 to July 1842 during gangrene and amputation. Jury found for the defendant amid contested evidence of professional service and friendship.

Court OF Queen’s Bench Guildhall Darorr King v. Lowe Lord Denman Osman King Bernard-street Russell-Square John Lowe Bushey Nook Teddington Platt Montague Chambers London Baker Hampton Court R. Liston Miss King Bushy Nook Plaintiff Childe James Pullen Baystreet Turmer William Dann Turnmill Street John Scott Footes’buildings Whitecross Street Brett Rosamon-street Clerkenwell Turner Harry James Morrison Scots Fusileer Guards Wellington Barracks John Beadles Jack Tar Bafure Cornhill Bull’s Head Walbrook Jack Ikind Alderman Wood Jack Sheppard Timothy Cogler Hooker Newgate-street Old Bailey Fleetlane Hookers Pollard Worship Street Robert Roberts Devaure Adelaide Wilkinson Lamb’s Bunhill Row Union Hall Horsrpreakinc John Chitty Ker Thames Street Tower Hamlets Reynolda Messrs Burnell and Butler Court House Osborne Street Whitechapel Pearce Wick-street Harriet Mahy Butler Mr. Butler Burrell Lambeth-street

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