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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 16, 1844

Page

5

Accouchement at Windsor and royal preparations

Intelligence reports that the accouchement of her Majesty will occur at Windsor Castle. The Queen is expected to be at the castle on Monday or the following day. Dr Locock will attend the Queen, with arrangements for his temporary residence in Windsor. The Duchess of Kent plans to return to Frogmore by July 1 for extensive interior alterations. Court life and royal routines at Buckingham Palace and Windsor are described amid broader Conservative club intrigues and judiciary notices.

Winsor Windsor Castle Locock London Windsor Buckingham Palace Lacock Mysician David Markham Duchess of Kept Frogmorehouse Commissioners of Woods and Forests Prince Alhert Buckingiam Palace Hiards William TV Wiliam IV St James'street Carlton Pall Mall Pall-mall St. James’s Street Teedledum Tweedledee Titusates Pixar Dolce Farniente White’s Boodle’s Crockford's King’s Place Lord Robert Peel Tadpole Taper Morning Post David Roche, Bart Limerick Grady W. D. Grady Morrion Square Dublin Altapureyne Edward Chichester Tinpat Chief Justice of the Common Pleas Queen’s Counsel Queen's Carus Ty Tae Ban William Andrew Rew St. John’s College Oxford John Dodson de Skelton Trinity Hall Cambridge Charles James Hargreave Worthy Leeds James Welch Queen's College Arthur Bigge All Soul's College Charles Edwards Framlingham Samfolk Robert Doun Cambricae Edward Eleock Molyneux Lincoln’s Inn William Jarces Youles Somerset-house William John Payne Doughty-street Middlesex William Osborne Maclainy Wadham College Henry Sookville Wilby Bishop's Stortford John Solomon Cartwright Kingston Province of Canada John James Randolph Hadham Hertford George French Cains College Edward Dugdale Backsall Estcourt Balliol College Usford Charles Sims Weir Trinity College, Cambridge Willoughby John Guthrie London Corpus Christi College, Cambridge John Peerson Gouvilley and Caius Charles Brent Wale Magdalen College Middle Temple Thomas Edward Preston Lefroy Fatford York Stones Brecket Brecket Broskethall Essex Uvedale Corbett Teitenhell Stafford William Frederick Northey Uuiae F. Thesigey ALD Ofice J.T. Platt Wien Manguis Tastings Marquis of Hastings I Duciwors Barbara Yelverson Murchioness of Hastings Decorsed Cuaries A. Hastings Bert Juin Baiguy Arthaeas Ceril Hill Dee Yvonnaer Loudaun Castle Scotland Hastings Guy Ana Godia Port Wigente Bevonstire House Lord Cavenry Geen Park Isikely West Veer Exenequer UK Evi Westminster Crichtons Sheffield Society For the Diffusion of Knowledge England Enec Hooks Tytellect le Omnibus Rebus Et Trailroad School Benedict Dislain Wamba

The Battersea Murder Trial at Central Court

Augustus Dalmas stands charged with the April 29 murder of Sarah Eleanor Macfarlane on Battersea Bridge. The trial details witnesses, contested evidence on the dying state, and the jury’s verdict leading to a death sentence. The report also covers a separate Battersea murder case and coroner findings in Stepney involving Rachel Belangy.

Carmina Court Augustaus Dalmas Sarah Eleanor Macfarlane Battersea Bridge William Parkins Bodkin Mr. Betkin Mr. Wilkins Baron Gurney Mir Mulline Willian Gusling Swan Inn Langton Frederick Langton Ife Alleyn Justice Coleridge Justice Williams Thomas Tall Mary Ann Williams T Hive Lands End Fulham Chelsea Rebecca Seward Beaufort-row Duke Street William Evans Mr. Chambers Surrey Crown Arch Tollhouse Wilkins Toll-House Mr.Chambers Toll House Richard Messenger Budkin Middlesex James Cook Tam Chelsea Old Church Church Lane Wandsworth Ir. Mullins John Timms Cooke Churchstreet Wiliam Beadle Wills William Cemming Marylebone-lane Augustus ‘Dalmas Ata Augusta Charlotte Wilking Atanusta William Connor Battersea Hall Conke Mullins Armigus Gaulty Bridge Baron Garney Augustus Dalmas Maost Norsemonger-tane Ged

Letter to Lord Brougham on codifying the law and a poisoning case

A London coroner’s inquest centers on Mrs. Belaney’s death after suspected prussic acid poisoning. Evidence shows her husband, Mr Belaney, a surgeon, treated her with hot water and salts, later admitting he alone held the bottle and that prussic acid caused death. Post mortem confirms presence of prussic acid. case remanded for coroner’s court.

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Contents of D Este suit over Sussex dukedom revealed

The hearing on Sir Augustus D Este's claim to the Duke of Sussex titles proceeded with evidence and letters from the late Duke's era. Witnesses and documents were examined to prove lineage and marriage pledges, with a focus on royal letters, betrothal vows, and the legality of the marriage under the Royal Marriage Act.

House of Lords Augustus D'Este Duke of Sussex Thomas Wilde Erle J. Wilde A. D'Este Waddington Crown T. Wilde Lawrence Walker Duke Sussex Arklow Divertis Susees Gilley Bane Pupsilay Ayansta Mareh Rome Claude Augusta Liave Treshking Perdition Leghorn Alestes Antiate Usband Sprak Mr. Chon Cail Belive Ted Ratt Tinas Bee Gil BO Wills Wittesses Tony Auguste Murray Lord Chaise Lord Campbell Aucgusa Wilde Lord Brougham A. Wilde Maseex Murely Tie P Aiusia Jeter London George the Seer Rechard

Anti Corn Law Demonstration at Balcurox in Brighton

Immense meeting in Brighton Town hall on Win Tuesday with over a thousand Indians present as friends of free trade. Cobden and Bright attended and delivered speeches despite limited space for full reporting. Also notes on parliamentary divisions, West India interest letter defending sugar duties amendment, and warnings of incendiary fires in Safdk and Iverluts noted by the Bury Post.

Balcurox Brighton Anti-Corn Law and Free Trade Association Friends of Free Trade Cobden Bright House Post Mr. Miiles Newt Marconm

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