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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 02, 1844

Page

7

Committal of a Surgeon and his Wife in Worcester

A Derby town case reports surgeon Joseph David March and Mary Branston being committed for trial on a charge of exposing a three day old infant to suffocation with intent to murder. Evidence includes a reputed daughter and the mother of the child detailing suspicions and nursery plans. The couple lived in High street Deritend and allegedly used the house to receive expectant women for confinement before the infant vanished.

Joseph David March Ex- Worcester Mary Branston March Deritend Branston Birmingham Journal Mary Ann March Griffiths Anne Milne Dudley Peter Anderson West Indies America Anderson Em. Taylor Murph Wimbledon Charlotte Hall Church-street Men Hall Dr. Bright Mr. Fennell Bright Booth South Western Railway Station Hall Granard-lodge Putney-park France Croydon Dover Carter East Surrey Dug and Fox Ann Brown James Bright Westminster Hill Westminster Hospital Lincatan Roswery Apat Liverpaol Albion Foneign Com May Netherlands Taberrer Weaman-row Messrs Calley and Co Weaman-street Birmingham Gazette Stafford Murgoers NorTincaam Robert Sutton Mary Sutton New Bedford Ann Saville Lucy Wardle Samuel Wardle Woodstreet América Samuel Wilkinson Nottingham Wardle’s Sutton James Unwin Saville William Parr Colwick Elizabeth Tate Sandford Tatham Davison Carlton

Execution Of William Crouch For Wife Murder At Newgate

A detailed report describes the hanging of William Crouch at Newgate for murdering his wife in Upper Marylebone Street. It notes his calm demeanor, lack of remorse, and the crowd of about ten thousand gathered outside as the execution proceeded.

William Crouch

Queen knighthood for Frederic The siger solicitor-general

Buckingham Gazette reports on May 28 list of appointments including Frederic The siger being knighted by the Queen. Also notes commissions in Buck Yeomanry and insolvency declarations for numerous individuals across London and counties. Listed are marriages registrations certified under the Dissenters' Act and a long roster of bankrupts dividends certificates partnerships dissolved and sequestration notices with multiple names and locations.

Buckthehan-Palace Frederic Thesiger County of Bucks Bucks Yeomanry Cornet John Garnard J. Clode Henry William Bonsey Marquis of Chandos Baptist Meeting Ebenezer Chapel Chesterton Cambridgeshire Capel Issa Llanfair Montgomeryshire Wesleyan Methodist Helston Cornwall G. Kerating Oxford Street Stepney W. H. A. Cole H. Tovey Bristol J.J. Shotbolt Pinchbeck Lincolnshire J. Wadge Holloway W. Turner St. Alban’s Street Lambeth H. B. Glover Great Bland Street Great Dover Street H. White Camden Town Elizabeth Mary Danels Turnham Green C. Perkin Bollington Cheshire J. E. Adams St. Marylebone G. Parker Norwich Elizabeth Phillipps Albany Street Regent's Park H. Jennings Princes Road W. Jones Litchborough Northamptonshire H. T. Archer Jol Street Adelphi J. Read Cheam Surrey J.W. Newton Moulton G. E. Green Walley Lancashire D. Roberts Manchester T. Singleton Sheffield W. Hallsey Derby Street Mayfair J. Longbottom Warley Yorkshire Ellen Maitland Stamford Street Black Rars Road J. Sison Brighton J. Berwick Calverley T. Kearsley T. Wat Runcorn W. Monk Nottingham J. Barnard Cheltenham R. Evershed Pulborough Sussex T. D. Alderson Great Marlborough Street Warwick Street Golden Square W. R. Pigott Goldsmith Street Wood Street J. Bennett Reading W. Baker Lower Grosvenor Street Bond Street T. Cornish W. Scott Regent Street Cumberland B. Gardner Leigh Worcestershire W. Parr Norton In the Moors Staffordshire T. L. Parker Edgbaston Warwickshire J. Todd Hartfield T. Wilkinson King Street Holborn J. Milner Brook Street New Road T. Watson Camomile Street Victualler W. Copprer Grocer Parkes and Henderson Duke Street Lincoln's Inn Fields Ventnor Isle of Wight Carpenters C. Williams Sunderlan Currier T. Shillito Leeds R. Smith Worcester J. Atkins Aston J. Smith Darenth Kent Carpenter W. Jackson Liverpool N. T. Smith Jun Lime Street J R. Bradley J. Wade Birmingham J. Finney Woore Shropshire F. Hillam Cambridge Terrace Edgeware Road E. and A. Levy Butolph Lane W. Butcher R. N. Munton Greatford J. Sewell Chatteris Money Scrivener Park and Pinsent Newton Bushel Devonshire Kiernan and Yon Southampton RK. Pinder Cheltenham and Exeter Bella and Hughes Aldersgate Street W. Bellj Frost and Clarke Bury St Edmunds T. Tonks Pruters Barridge and Heath St. John’s Square Clerkenwell Aage Gardner and Jenkins Bath Horsefield Fothergill Calico Printere M. and T. Perkins Willesborough Millere— Gilbert, Brothers Read and Page Ipswich Morris and Sons St Mary At Hill Y. Morris Williams and Co James Street Newcut Merton Croxon, Jones, Croxon, and Co Oswestry J. Gibbons G White Greenock Rice Miler

Gatherings Extraordinary and Disreputable Auctions of Oddities

A Dumfries Courier column describes in curious detail a pair dying within a day in Galloway and the odd hoard of valuables found, from silver and gold coins to silk stockings and wine. It notes the husband a famed pigeon fancier and a natural history quirk about the turtle dove, then shifts to Tarporley crime reports where five youths claim famous thief aliases during a Northwich felony arrest.

Galloway Dumfries

The Poets Life in Fraser’s Magazine

An excerpt from Fraser's Magazine portrays a poet’s life as a tranquil isle amid stormy worldly life. It contrasts serene landscapes with the unresting sea of public affairs and ends with a vision of beauty and calm that heals tears and renews strength.

Earth Heaven Fraser's Magazine

Buckinghamshire and Army Mutations in Parliament Fractions

May 30 list of parliamentary members for Buckingham and Chichester, plus numerous army appointments and exchanges across Dragoons, Foot regiments, and the Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment. Includes promotions by purchase, appointments to staff, and half pay shifts. Also notes chancellery appointment in Waitenah and sugar price data with other notices.

Crown Office Buckingham Thomas Francis Freemantle Chichester Arthur Lennox Wat Orice 6Th Dragoons Henry Stone 37Th Foot Fleeming 9Th Light Dragoons Cornet Alexander Heawhtrey Purchase Colville Te Poymssier Sharp 2D Foot Frederick John Felliott Payne Hunter Alexander Smith 17Th Foot Macqueen John Shaw Willes Smith 27Th Foot John Richard ‘Hedges Becher Hamilton Articromone Beer i 29Th Foot James Herbert Clay 59Th Foot Espinasse Foot John Elphinstone Fleeming Stone 46Th Foot John Ellis Spilling Moffatt Henry Fuller Sandwith Spilling John Hickinbotham Chambers Robert Clifton Gordon Peacock 49Th Foot Henry Seymour Moore Donneley Yiles 62D Foot Bartley Raphael Woolman Reade M.D Robinson Stalf Walter Tyler Bartley Fulton 70Th Foot John Brown Taylor William Robert Brereton Brown George Alfred Schreiber Brereton George Ryan Schreiber Walter Beresford Faunce Sandeman Charles Hoghton Faunce William Nash Hoghton Rifle Brigade Robert Walpole Saumarez Henry Oldfield Bowles Walpole John Ferdinand Beckwith Archase Bowles Arthur Lowther Leutenant Beckwith Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment Charles John Colville Edwards Unarrachep Charles Gore Halfpay John St. Vincent Saumarez Alexander John Goldie William Campbell Brever Alexander Murray Tulloch Royal Regiment of Artillery Charles Lionel Fitzgerald Robertson Henry Arthur Ternon Fitzgerald Waitenah William Bickley Sheffield County of York High Court of Chancery Great Britain Hixey Bicknelts Grocers’ Company Grocers’ Hall J. Ridgway Chester B. Land St Albans Victualler W.dethick Temple Street Whitefriars H. R Harraden Cambridge Quiroga Bolivar Vittoria John Anichini St. Benet's Place Gracechurch Street J.W. Mardall New Shoreham Sussex E. Tyndale Ross Herefordshire J. Michell Nottingham T. Newton Holbeach Lincolnshire R. Baxter F. L. Horner Manchester T. Beech Newcastle Lyme W. Lynn Liverpool J. and S. Owen E. P. Powell Southampton W. Gorton St. Peter's Chambers Cornhill E. H. Foster Hathern Leicestershire Hilton and Walsh Darwen Lancashire H. Hilton G. C Cawood Sunderland Hamberston and Frodsham W. F. Geach Pontypool Monmouthshire Brown and Twort Upper Seymour Street Euston Square Winstanley Blinkhorn Kirkdale W. Grinling Laxfield Suffolk Gibson and Wilson Newcastle Upon Tyne Palmer and Bamford Birmingham S. Bamford Morris and Barrow Wigan Horner and Blakey Darlington Durham Corn Merchants Driver and Co Ironfounders R. Driver Whitings, Dixon, and Co Southwark Bridge Road Hatters’ Furriers M. Whiting Moses, Levy, and Co Aldgate Slopsellers J. Aldam and Co Elmton Derbyshire J. Aldam J. Levy and Co R. and T.robinson Parr Dirom and Co Bombay N. and H. Johnson Repingon and Co Cheapside Fieming and Wilkins

Birth notices from Dublin and Edinburgh region

Birth announcements report a daughter born to the Countess of Desart in Dublin, a son to the Hon and Rev Robert Plunket at Avalanches, a daughter to the Hon Lt Col Whilbrahim in Portland Place, and a daughter to Lady Louisa Wardlaw near Edinburgh. A Whit Monday event at Newbold Comyn notes Susan Hobbs delivering four children, two boys and two girls, with one boy dying shortly after birth and one of the boys later dying. the two surviving girls were living. The family is described as poor industrious workers with a large household.

Rutland-square Dublin Countess of Desart Avalanches Robert Plunket Portland-place Whilbrahim Whitehill Edinburgh Louisa Wardlaw Newbold Comyn Warwick Somerville Susan Hobbs Michael Hobbs Chiswick Bowerbank

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