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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 03, 1838

Page

4

Curious Column Mixed Tales and Murder Inquiry

A miscellany column recounts a drunken man kissed by a pig, parliament puffery about drafting acts, and long notes on Montgolfier balloons. It then details a Waterloo Road murder case with Eliza Greenwood, a suspect Hubbard, inquest testimonies, and a police investigation with multiple witnesses.

John Barleycorn Waterloo Toad Eliza Greenwood No. 12 Wellington Terrace Havin Carter William Hubbard Waterloo Road Glover Bird Hubbard William Bird Eliza Mary Fisher Field L Division Cooke Strand Theatre Waterloo-bridge Mary Chambers No. 6 Wellington-terrace Inspector Field Anderson Joseph Spicknell Boddy’s Bridge Upper Ground-street Blackfriars Strand Temple-bar St. Clement’s Church Times John F. Cubitt Beadle Elizabeth Hubbard Mr. Hubbard Pentonville Payne Waterloo Bridge

Odd Irish Humour and Rapid Travel Tales

A fragment from a 19th century column mixes Irish humour with rapid travel feats and moral vignettes. It recounts a wounded laborer joking about attending his own funeral, a Bristol to Liverpool journey within thirty-five hours, the insanity and antics of Christian VII, Emperor Francis easing grief at a funeral, and notes on literary property with classic titles and authors.

Arrah Jesus Glastonbury Bristol Birmingham Liverpool Christian Vil Denmark Francis Schonbrun Burn R, Jackson

Diplomatic Embassies to London Amid Grand Lodgings Crisis

The article details lavish arrangements for extraordinary embassies to London, listing France, Austria, Russia, Prussia, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, and Sardinia. It notes monumental house prices and shared mansions to host diplomats, with references to Ponsonby, Burlington House, Grillon's, and the Duke of Wellington.

Ponsonby Burlington House Stuart de Rothesay London Europe Duke de Grammont George IV Grillon Willis France Louis Philippe Charles the Tenth Paris Rheims Marshal Soult Dalmatia Napoleon Duke of Wellington Marshal Marquis D’eyragues The Hague Marquis de Mornay Centre Gauche Duke de Vicence Caulaincourt Marquis de Bassano F. ‘Baring Lord Shaftesbury Barbara Ponsonby M. de Chateaubriand Terpsichore Sebastiani Manchester-house Baron de Bourqueney Count de Rohanchabot Duke of Leinster Grillon’s Duke de Nemours Austria Prince Schwartzenburg Prince Trautsmandorf Prince Esterhazy Lord Mansfield Portland-place Russia Count Strogonoff Anatole Demidoff Ural Mountains Count Pozzo Ashburnham House Charles Pozzo Crillon Carlton Terrace Strogonoff Prussia Prince Putbus Mivart Burlington Holland Baron van Capellen Denmark Holstein Gottorp Isles Anne Baron Blome Wastemburg Wurtemburg Mandelsloh House of Brunswick Belgium Prince de Ligne Marechal Prince de Ligne

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