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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 07, 1846

Page

3

Diplomatic parties clash over policy and caisions in Europe

A lengthy Washington Chronicle analysis notes party feuds over the Canadian despatches, opposition to the Customs Act, and attacks on Lord Dalhousie. It references the Marquis de Barthélemy, Count Murat, and Madrid politics, with Ibrahim Pacha’s coming visit to Britain prompting royal preparations and naval salutes.

Duke of Richmond Lord Dalhousie Canada Lord Stanley George Bentinck Board of Trade Marshal Bugeaud Bordeaux and Cette Chamber of Peers Marquis de Barthélemy Count Murat Lecomte Mapzip Madridgne Diario de Avisx Hells el Tiempos Luis M. Buchsenthal Madrid Narvaez Portugal Tiempo Don Francisco Riera Barcelona Catalonia Windsor London Ascot Ibrahim Pacha Prince Albert Duke of Cambridge Garricon Woolwich Windsor Great Park Horse Guards Argivat Pacha Charles Ogle H. Pakenham Pascoe Moresby Chada Canopur Excellent Gomer Pachaand M. Zohrab Sublime Porte Admiralty House 74Th Regiment George Hotel Great Britain Southsea Common Suliman Bey Trafalgar M. Zobrak Dickson Royal Artillery Briggs Ent Ibrahim Admiralty-house Portsmouth Pache Spithead Wmeg Geographical Society Civil Engineers Wensum Norwich G. P. Ridder Zoological Society Microscopical Society Society of Arts Royal Society Society of Antiquesies Royal Society of Literature Astronomical Society Royal Lantitution Professor Faraday Ora Thames H. Gunston Mr. Wallis Blackwall The Secret W. Smith Messrs. Wanhill Poole Vixes T. Heighington Fleur de Marie Fulkstone T. Hodges Manchester Tuowns Bay Mr. Hancock Holmes Sir J. Gerard Camelia E. Edwards Mr. Dawson Lord Harry Hhalf Wiisenouse Bells Ennett Hope Alice Fuse Mr. Wilkén Barbara Young Noble Mr. Raworth Kolgram Mr. Predteed Factory Girl the Red Wiren Pallevrand Heat Law Mires Pers Ledy

Murder Suicide Tragedy in Widegate Street Bishopsgate

A lurid London tragedy unfolds in Widegate Street where John Toomey, out of work and facing poverty, killed his pregnant wife and then hanged himself. A neighbor’s alarm led to discovery. witnesses described years of fear, drink, and threats. An inquest panel ruled the couple died in a state of temporary insanity.

Widegate Bishopsgate Toomey John Toomey Mary Anne Petticoat Lane Abe C. Boland W. Payne City of London Bishopsgate Without Board East London Union Devonshire Square Nary Toomey Widegate-Street Widegate Street Elijah Myera No. 12 Sendgerow No. 13 Taylor Ann Barrett Mary Toomey Petticoat-lane Ciatrens C. H. Gilbert Ravenrow Spitalfields Mary Anne Toomey Maet Union James Roberts Payne City of London Union St. John Street Road Eavings Russell Secretary of State Alderman Magnay Manchester Anti-Corn Law League Cobden Times Atteari Moxey Clengy Westminster Police Court Maria Fountaine William Niven St. Saviour's Upper Chelsea Chelsea Ballantine Ashtor Pelham Crescent Brampton Miss F Niven Sinclair London Siater Dr. Burgess Burgess Mr. Niven Mrs. Niven Miss Richardson Carruse Thomas Wilson St. Margaret's Rochester Coast Guard Gillingham Chatham Devonport Caledonia Lamb Kitt and Elwell Royal Naval Hospital Newgate William Henry Normann W. Hoof Madeley House Kensington Westwood Princesstreet Sohoag England Jamaica Norman New York Weatwood Chester Middlesex Elizabeth Phillips Pitt-street Bethnal Green Frederick David James Edwards Alfred Simpson Old Thomas Street Birmingham George Thompson Longalley Moorfields George Lebow King Edward Street Mile End Road James Reed Chickanne Street Oeborn Street Whitechapel William Smith Webber-strest Waterloo Road George Hudson Jepson Steve Chumley Alixa Ginger Gravieman Horales-strest Camberwell Gate Thomas Johnson Retheal Green Neendenas Frederick Mole Bucklephaw Gate Hirmirghara Naker John Dickchester Exgle Mantnhatir Janes Sutcliffe Malheeet Jt Buterworth Felutd Powell Livertoel Theres Ohegan Deblin Tube Gaowen I. F Dublin

Fatal Collision on the Mersey Leaves Dozen Dead

The Mersey disaster near Liverroot on May 30 involved the Rambler and the Sea Nymph. With passengers aboard, a collision occurred after disputed helm orders, killing John Roche and Patrick Geoghan and injuring many others. The inquest heard testimony from captains, mates, pilots, and a harbor master as authorities consider fault and a deodand of £200 against the Sea Nymph.

Liverroot Remsbien Patrick Geopha Sessions Sonne Liverpool Hethend Child Harden Mat Sea Nymph Br. Myers Hassall Poe Bevis Askew Harbour Geoghan Jobeie Bryan Kelly Slign John Rooke Cheshire Helmaman Rhent Thooke Prior M'Farlane William McAllister Sligo Glasgow E.S.E Helmstoan Helm Aman John Hunter Wm. Danielz North Mr. Duncan Pangway Mr. Harden Liverroor John Roche Patrick Geoghan William Daniela W.N.W New Brighton S.E Sarde N.W N.W. William Jones Rambler Spain Cees Keerd Peter MisFurlane Curd Thristaberd Geom Will Samuel Exeter Trenty Warrenpoint Newry Nat Sud Clarence Dock Equor Mid Channel Ireland Timothy Hagan James Fisher The Snd Jobn Ferguson Wheeler Duncan Ferguson John Askew Trinity Board Admiralty S.W Churton Liscard Chapelyard James Lally Bridget Fury Owen Fury Martin Ford Bridget Ford Patrick Charles O'Malley Court of Exchequer

Earl Spencer's death linked to Blair's Goat remedy

The Doncaster Gazette reports Earl Spencer died after suffering a fatal reaction to Blair's Goat and Ricwalio Pills. The illness is blamed on this ancient medicine which purportedly slowed the disease but failed to prevent its attack on vital organs. This marks a second aristocrat fallen to the disorder.

Earl Spencer Doncaster Blair

Massacre of 300 French Prisoners in Algeria Reported

Accounts from Algiers through May describe Abd el Kader ordering the slaughter of French prisoners in the Deira. About 300 men were killed, with seven or eight officers spared, while Moroccans and local tribes relocated toward Fez and Mequinez. Reports cite Eyir leadership, naval dispatches, and corroborating letters from Oran and Algiers about the massacre and ensuing dispersal of the Deira and associated camps.

Algiers Oran Deira Abd el Kader Ardera A&hdar Onan Baloncelle Djemma Gazahount Sib Lamoriciere Gregeois Djemma Gazalouat Colonel de Mortimprey Hu Hamedi Mustapha Ben ‘'Hami Bou Hamedi Bonziannee Oulid Chaoul Tassa Setaff Retoin Bouzisnos Qulid Chaoul Mustapta Beno Tami Mustapha Morocco France Eqir Beni Snassems Mustapha Tam Oued Keeub Ainua Sidi Melouck Beni Amers Fez Mequinez Fi Berkaui Cavaignac Sala Maghrina Moulonis Douars Magbrina Sidi Ei Abbed Sebdon Courrier de Jar Mosocca Courrier de 3Arseille M.M. Coquard Larreges Tiomas Cabaase de Lamoriciere Sth Orleans Chasseurs Rolland Lalla Maghbrina Theadeira Molouia Abd-el-Kader Mustapha Ben Tami Kalifa'a Mai Cognard Lazaret Marin Hillerais Cabasse Daumet Abd el-Kader Signer Abé-el-Keder Regulara Lella Maghrina Necroma Lalla Magbrice Perrin Chaseeur Sidi Brehim Manin Yelach

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