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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

14 Jul 1855

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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Jul 14, 1855

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3

Riot at Grosvenor Place leads to court actions and warnings

London police court heard testimony from witnesses about a Sunday mob in Grosvenor Place damaging property and clashing with police. Charles Beswick and others faced charges, while magistrates debated the Beer Act and its travellers definition amid calls to open Sunday parks and restrict pubs.

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Grenadier Guards Westminster Police Court George Grey Arnold Charles Beswick Seymour-place Bryanston-square Raikes Currie P. W. Corrie Foreign Office Belgrave-square W. Whitbread W. Follet Syng Grosvenor-place Upper Belgrave-street Lyng Mr. Arnold Halkin-street Wm. Whitbread Eaton-place Wilton-place Lady Somerset Currie W. F. Lyng Cumming Cottage-row Park Grosvenor Place Belgrave Square Eatone Square G. Seymour Brompton Grosvenorplace Hyde-park-corner Scholefield Ker Seymer Gregson Villiers Crystal Palace Long Marylebone Police Court Holborn Jack Straw Hampstead Hardwick Mr. Norton Hammill Worship-street Norton Taylor Traill Greenwich and Woolwich Paynter Wandsworth Yardley Thames Richard Mayne Metropolitan Police Force
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Prolific Corn Crops Amid Warm June Outlook

Provincial papers report satisfactory corn and crop conditions after cold weather fears. A Liverpool police court case chronicles Elizabeth Rimmer convicted of deception and alleged poison accusations against relatives. A burglar encounter in Coleridge sees a young man defend his home with a bowie knife and a wounded intruder. Mammoth molars found at Kingston upon Thames are identified by Dr. Roots and Professor Owen as Antediluvian remains preserved in the Royal College of Surgeons museum.

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Marlborough-street Ballantine Mair Mr. Ballantine Hardwick Benjamin Lee Smith Gibbs Liverpool Elizabeth Rimmer Sher Elizabeth Rimmer Sohn Kirkdale J. P. Harris Little Brownlow-hill Harford Street Rose Bank Aberdeen Ida Bananami Queen Victoria Miss Bananami Arthur’s Bananami Holyrood Lalvee Miss Bananomi Holyrood Palace Grangestreet Young Mellor Mellor Kingston-upon-Thames Thames Roots Elephas Pannaginius Owen Royal College of Surgeons Hoots The Lincoln’s-inn-fields
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Death of Sir William Edward Parry Kr Lieut Governor

The death of Sir William Edward Parry Kr Lieut Governor of Greenwich Hospital occurred at Ems on Saturday after health declined during his spa sojourn in Germany. He was born 1790, son of Dr. Hillier Parry of Bath, first married in 1826 to Isabella Stanley and second in 1841 to Mrs. Hoare. His Arctic expedition ties are noted.

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William Epward Parry Greenwich Hosrital Ems Germany Edward Wat Hillier Parry Bath Howe Isabella Stanley Lord Stanley Alderney Board of Trade Hoare R. Wankirson Samuel Hoare
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Pennant Baronet Sir G. Grey Robert Grosvenor Henry Berkeley Lambeth London Sydenham Dawes East End Victoria Park Cremorne Harry Vane Cobbett C. Villiers Lord Harry Vane the Provinces
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