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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

10 Jun 1843

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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 10, 1843

Page

3

Bill to remove doubt on Scotland church patronage rights

A bill presented to the Lords outlines reform of ministerial admission in Scotland, restating the church of Scotland’s right to collate and examine candidates, steps for objections, appeals, and presbyteries authority, while noting civil and religious tensions and reactions from the Free Church. It also covers petitions on corn laws and local public notices, with other incidents including a fatal steamship accident and a long fire in a lodging house.

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Alleged Ill Treatment of Pauper Children in Marylebone Workhouse

Report by special poor law commissioners Dr Farra and Mr Hancock details findings on neglect and mortality among Marylebone workhouse infants. Recommendations urge improved dormitories and ventilation, dedicated playground proximity, restricted nurse authority, revised medical oversight, separation of mothers and infants, and stricter controls in nursery and lying in wards to prevent disease and ensure proper care. A separate inquest into a fatal drowning of a 12 year old near Lambeth reports accidental death.

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Monopolies and Publicity in 18th Century Debates

A dense essay discusses the flaws of colonial sugar monopolies and countermonopolies, arguing price steadiness hinges on natural competition rather than restricted trade. It includes reviews of Bentham extracts and a long novel excerpt, with sharp notes on public justice and political intrigue.

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Ailing Social Play and Letters in a Turbulent Evening

In a crowded imperial parlor the party drifts through tea and talk as Ben Bradshaw scheming to deliver a letter and win Sophy’s hand, while Sophy and Agnes fade into the background. Ben’s clumsy signals, a toe misstep, and a hidden letter finale with his hat misplaced and a cascade of social repercussions.

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Holland Portsmouth Ben Sophy Gordon Ayres Jis Jaslea Agnes Sophy Hai Duncan Gray Ben Bradshawe Mr. Bradshawe Exalta Bratshawe Benjamin Bradshawe Benjamin Will Nancy Lestie Mr. Muff Macbeth Leslie Beth Sephy Rea Ben Durst Mr. Bradshaw Bragstowe
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Tragic Drowning Near Greenwich Pier After Party Waits

A party heading to Greenwich on Monday morning near Meland ra Thompson in Great Surrey street amid neighbours saw a girl disappear from a floating pier into the water. Despite efforts by several to rescue her, the victim drowned.

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