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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

13 Jun 1841

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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 13, 1841

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3

Dreadful death by own action from Chelsea church tower

A man in Chelsea climbed the Chelsea new church tower to sketch Westminster Abbey and jumped to his death. The fall from nearly 200 feet killed him. later identified as Lloyd, aged about 50, with eight sovereigns and two shillings on him and letters to Leamington, Warwickshire. A coroner’s inquest found temporary insanity.

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Simmons St. Luke Chelsea Westminster Abbey Chelsea New Church Robert-street Arthur-street Monay Lloyd Leamington Warwickshire J. L Kensington Union King’s-rosd Dozier Cozier John Jones Lloyd-square Pentonville Brooke-street Bond-street Lawrence Lane Cheapside Joan Russett Committee of Supply Right Baronet Tamworth Havin Lord John Russell House of Commons Questin Charles II Prussia Earl Grey Earl Spencer Hear Canada China George IV North Lancashire Noarasimi R. Peel George the Third Lord Grey William IV Robert Peel Sir R. Peel Joan Russell Vinurers United States of America Congress House Wake Lord Stanley Lauoveuene Board of Trade Stzr Horr Henaies Home France Prince Albert Goutmnn B. Peel D. L. Evans J. ¥. Burner R. Peet SisrHoxr E. Sunden Western Australia Pesce Lancaster E. Wstmer
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Dangers of a Drowning Scene and a Great Fire in Dunstable

A detailed 19th century report describes a dramatic London river incident with a well dressed woman throwing her shawl and bonnet into the river, wading at knee depth, then walking away. It also records a drowning near Hungerford Market after a small boat collision, and a catastrophic fire in Dunstable destroying 21 houses, with extensive property loss and delayed firefighting, followed by official inquiries and coast-to-coast reactions.

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Blackfriarsbridge Great Surrey Street Hungerford-market Hungerford-pier Vauxhall Dunstable Hertfordshire Clark Halifax Cheshire Fossey Luton Burgess High-street Church-street Ha- Mey Thomas Cheshire Ione Oliver Cbhurch Shordshire Pace OF Commons Committee of the House Thomas Manners Sutton Cambridge Gan AL Seloee Ee Spa Pryme Warhandren Colonel Sarney Fox M Mages Denmark Sir E.suepsa E. Knatchbull Stuart Claus James Stuart Great Britain Ireland Humes Committee of Ways and Means G. Clerk Howe R. Peer Lord J. Russell Houses of Industry Ireland E. Exatensuy Listerr John Russell Fox Mauve Stathory Wenn Fox Mave Listuart Br. Fox Maule Sir Thorr Sistnorr R. Penn Sturnorr County of Lancaster Court of Chancery E. Suave J. Russerz Justice Erskine George Rose Riewands Court of Exchequer E. Sugden R. Peel Lasoucueng E. Suapex Jonn ‘Russeut de Lace Evans Tyord Stanley Talen Vicxrers Mr. Peatsebron Wakcey Onda Gentlepfer
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Chelsea Church Imperial Parliament House OF Lords—Mond .v Earl Fitzwilliam Lord Brovugham Her O'Connext Sergeant Jackson Twiss Kerry Dublin O'Conner T. Doxcombe Shatever Eier Robert Peex Sir Robert Peel R. Pee Commissariat England J. Rossen R. Perl Pitt Bolling Bolton Bolt C. Woon William FV Arnainys Ak Bait Sayeran Reysod Macavey Mr. Macauley Viscount Morpeth Viscount Howick H. Hardinge H. Parnell G. Grey F. Maule Gore Langton House OF Lords Marquis of Bure Viscount Duncannon Marquis of West Meath Poor Law Commissioners Robert O'Connor Athlone Union Lord Brougham City of London Lord Broveram Lord Asusurton Earl Fitzwilllias Earl of Mountcastel J. Russexx Scotland New South Wales Hertford T. Duncombe W. Coorer Sonterroe-General R. Snears ST. Albans W. Wyn Richard Webster Sanforp Dr. Webster Minpay Coxoxzy Warsurton Warp Webster Ward Tyswich T. Cochrane Ipswich R. Ines Pringle Bramston Lord Sandon C. Buller C. Grey Hutt W. Wynn Ludlow Charles Guy Labrador Fox Maure Lord Manon Woolwich My. F. Mauie Railway Commission Limerick Lord Morpeth J. Burgoyne Griffiths Colonel Jones Cork J. Y. Burke Western Metropolis
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