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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 16, 1844

Page

6

Augusta Murray Letters Illuminate Royal Marriage Question

Readable fragments reveal intimate correspondence between Augusta Murray and Augustus Frederick, with wills and handwriting proofs showing devotion and contested marriage status. Court evidence includes Bishopric notes, priest declarations, and judgments on admissibility of such material in the ongoing royal marriage case.

Augusta England Farquhar Kortr Augustus Frederick Angus T. Wilde Eale Augusta Murray Roche Lee Blair Rome St. George's Hanover-square Marylebone Lord Brougham Adams Erle Endymion Cape Finisterre Prince Augustus Frederick Num Lower Grosvenor-St. Grosvenor Square London Gunn Wilda Guon Waddington Hyam v. Ridgway 10Th East Berkeley Mr. Gunn Denman Cottenham Campbell Langdale Lord Macclesfield Augustus Freederick Auguste, &c

Tragic mill accident claims Carlisle worker Blake

At about five on a Tuesday evening James Blake, a bone dust mill worker near Carlisle, was fatally crushed when his arm became entangled in the grinding mechanism. His body was torn apart before the mill could be stopped, his heart found among the debris. He leaves a widow and small children to mourn the loss.

James Blake Carlisle Blake Sarah Barnard Elizabeth Morgan Martha Elliott Jane Manners Marylebone Mr. Rawlinson Jones House of ‘Correction Caarce Thomas Smith S Division Rawlinson Metropolitan ‘Police Commission Rosetta Catherine Bassan

Court of Exchequer case on ownership affidavit dispute

In Peel v Weatherby and another the court hears arguments over an affidavit of ownership for Running Rein. Mr Platt and Mr Martin discuss sufficiency and ownership dates, while Mr James defends the integrity of briefs and missing documents. Baron Alderson reserves judgment on the legality of the transaction.

Court OF Common Pleas Toespar Densy Woop Weatherby Sergeant Shee Running Rein Orlando Messrs Moxrpay Peel Platt Martin Wood Aaron Aldergon James Gill Mr. James Baron Alders

Central Criminal Court: Eighth session opens with list of 278 prisoners

The eighth session of the present university opened before the recorder and civic authorities. The calendar shows 278 prisoners for trial facing charges including larceny, burglary, forgery, murder, and other offenses. No case of note occurred. a robbery case and a theft at a house are mentioned among brief entries.

Edwards England Borough-road Johnson Chace St. Martin’s Lane Mr. Summers WeEpn Espay Wilkins William Burton Newenham Misa Wortham Tug Tate Quonce Reginato W. Call Thomas Brightman Sir W. Call and Co Peacock Islington Clarke Brightman Scotland Yard Mr. Whittaker Mr. Clarke John Leaven Margaret Leaven Guy's Hospital Samuel Withers Henry Giles Atkins Bank of England George Weston Withers O’brien Atkins Yonrorny Daniel Wright Samuel Scott, Hart Baron Gurney Elizabeth Davies Francis William Dodds Surrey Prendergast London Middlesex Ruckincnan-PaLack Elizabeth Ellen James Lindsay Lindsays Buckingham Palace C Marshall J. Juhugen Charles Edwards William Johnson Samuel Summers Rospbery William Custis Simpson John Jimpson Desiré Boulanger Sarah Bennett Louisa Grove Boulanger Ainst Church-street St. Giles’s Louisa’ Grove Tom Nickeon Curtis Waddington Bennett Tom Nickeon

London Court hears steam collision and theft trials

Witnesses describe a steamer striking a boat near Putney bridge and boats aiding victims from the Surrey side. The lord mayor urges immediate action against the steamer’s proprietor, while a waterman testifies that the steamer sought to stop. Other cases include a man charged at the Monument tavern for attempting to flee after a meal and a coffin lead theft at St Clement’s Eastcheap with churchwarden involvement questioned.

Middlesex Surrey Putney Bridge Lord Meyer Frederick Phelps Putney Waterman Bailey Rateer Cvor James Smith Monument Tavern St. Clement's Easton Eap Henry Manby William Taylor Eastcheap St. Clement’s Sextonesa Alderman Johnson William George Hawkins Rainbow London Hammersmith Edward Bailey Bernere-street Oxford-street Thames Hobler Witness Struc Chapman Alfred Bailey Mr. Chapman Edward Penn Essex-street Strand

Dublin carpenter to Peel letter of threat prompts arrest

Oliver Walsh, a Dublin carpenter, was seized in Lambeth on a charge of writing a threatening letter to Sir Robert Peel. He confessed to authorship while claiming injury from Irish authorities, describing loss of property and seeking redress. Bail set at £200 with two sureties. he was moved to Tothillfields prison.

Tvzspar Barnard Grecory Justice Wightman Platt Duke of Brunswick Newgate Sergeant Telfourd Wordsworth Messrs. M.murdée Holding Bury Home Department R. Peel Oliver Walsh Dublin Jardine Thornton Kendall Upper Marsh Lambeth Ireland Burnaby Lord Eliot Sir G. Ar.buthnett Drummond Oxuves Watsa Robert Peel Callaghan Tindall Commissioners of Police New South Wales London Sir Robert Pearce

Royal visits and scenes of imperial travel across London

Report of court hearing on Rainbow steamer collision with a wherry on the Thames and complaints against master William Hawkins, plus coverage of royal tours by Emperor of Russia and King of Saxony. Details include the Westminster scene, gifts to officials, Tower of London visits, and transport arrangements for state visits in London and Rotterdam.

Tur Emperson Russia Buckingham Palace Prince Albert Prince of Wales Globe Emperor Kennington New Cross Greenwich Royal Dockyard Woolwich His Majesty Rotterdam Black Eagle Porter Royal Victoria and Albert Royal Navy Lang F. Collier Gravesend Saxony Milbank Thames Rotherhithe Tsambert Brunel Wapping Surrey Zoological Gardens London Mr. Murray Society For the Relief of Nelson Duke of Wellington Count Orloff Wellington St. George's Pierce Rowan Mayne Hay Police M. Benkhausen Francis Collier Commander Smith Oliver Lang James Collins Isis Portman Square Repent’s Park Zoological Gardens Mr. Hope Duchess-street Earl of Morton Lord C. Wellesley Baron de Gersdorff British Museum United Service Club Chapel Royel Whitehall Burkingham Palace Earl and Countess Delaware Upper Grosvenor Street Countess Amherst Tower of London Greenwood Tower Elrington W. Raleigh St. Katharine’s Docks John Hall St. James's Mint Bank of England Dinxeer TSE Kine Earl of Aberdeen Argyll House Baron Gersdorff M. de Minckwith Count Albert Witzham Baron Bremer Carus Charles Wellesley Robert Peel Earl Crown Prince of DenMank Glasgow Scotland Stirling Castle Falls of Clyde Hamilton Palace Lord Belhaven Admiralty Ariving Mearning S. B Cook Alien Payne Roberts Noster Truscott England Imperor

Dream of Joinville Ends in Royal Row at St. Cloud

Continental gossip reports a quarrel between Prince de Joinville and a royal obstinacy over a vile insult. The Prince rushed to St. Cloud and slept, dreaming of a subsequent incident.

Joinville Prince de Joinyi St. Cloud

Ship Ruby collides with lighter off Gravesend

On Tuesday near Gravesend the Bristol ship Ruby, East Indies voyage, waited for tide when a corn-filled lighter collided, sinking in minutes. The two sailors and a boy escaped in the stern boat. a brig crewman drowned while aiding. A separate barge sank opposite Gravesend due to a Tullo steamer swell.

Ruby Bristol Dangerfield China London Gravesend Young Nan Finnic Hamestead Hampstead Heath Heath Street Bay of Measwell’s Pee Wuaten Rao Hamburcu Joseph Chenery Bull’s Lane Acton Suisbury Ipshich Express Srame South ‘I'nwan Megan Fes Briton Police Danine- Ixcenpranisa Government Oise John Russell Marton County of Warwick Europe America Erland France New World United States Does Sal Liver Vool St. Steves Christopher Wrey Charlote Row Royal Humane Society John Collins Batts Winnie Woolley Javerany Ness Launieree Burg Aberdeen

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