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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1838

Page

6

Fire Damages and Deaths Reported in London and Oldham Incidents

Fire crews saved a dwelling near the mews with water from a kitchen flame. A ship master from Liverpool, Captain Philip Partridge, is jailed for the deaths of two seamen from flogging aboard the Vigilant. In Oldham a camel pit explosion killed four, including two boys, with Water damp gases blamed and locals from Hollins and Knott Lanes.

Philip Partridge Vigilant Liverpool Haslett Newgate William Davis Simon Panger Africa Strates Central Criminal Court Sessions Camel Pit Bullfoot Lane Knott Lanes Oldham Oldham, the Property of Messrs. Lees, Jones and Co George Wolfenden Benjamin Dean

Inquests into Accidental Deaths at Greenwich and London

A three case inquest report from London says Mrs. Sarah Martin died of apoplexy after a fall on One Tree Hill Greenwich. witnesses note a hill hollow and a dangerous prank. Verdicts state accidental death by apoplexy from a fall. Additional inquests at High Holborn and Elephant and Castle assess deaths from bitter almond oil and a fatal fire with survivor accounts and verdicts of accidental death.

Greenwich Vauxhall-walk Mr. Martin James Leach Bridge-street Vauxhall Stirling Robin Hood High Holborn Elizabeth Clancey Thomas Clancey Robin Hood Tavern Loussa Lydia Broadhurst The Boots Lucy Jemima Harriet Pilbean Richard Jackson Pilbean Harriet Benjamin Moore Sarah Pilbean Samuel Pilbean

Police report on missing Londoners in 1837

In 1837 London police reported 560 missing persons, 330 were found and restored. Most of the remainder returned home or were located by friends. An ancient sword blade from Lochwell, found by Wade era soldiers, was presented to Sir Duncan Campbell of Lochnell and is described as a single handed Caledonian relic of great antiquity. The blade measures 3 ft 4 in, weighs about 2 lb 14 oz and would weigh 6 or 7 lb with handle attached.

London Lochwell Beregonium Ossian Wade Duncan Campbell Lochnell Wright Charles Aaton Key Guy's Hospital C. A. Key Guy’s Hospital Tan Zaccheus Hunter Webber-row Blackfriarn-road United Kingdom N.B San Aname A. Hawkes Dudley Cummins Paul James Paul C. King John Fox Frampton Prout Strand Johnston Cornhill Sanger Hannay Oxford Kingdom Price H.R. H Duchess of Kent the Treasury Grimstone G. J. Guthrie Penryn Arms Hotel Bangor Dublin Heywood W. Grimstone Bervant Broad Street W. Bicknell Broad-street Bloomsbury King-street Long Acre Royal College of Surgeons Oxforda Street Meniler- Eiet Adi Hannay Dietrichsen Oxfoatreet Fetter-lane Holborn Oldham-street Manchester Riches St. George's Bridge-street Norwich Lynn Norfolk Gardner Queen-street Portses Payne Castle Mill-street Bristol Pring Turner’s-buildings Stepcott-hill Exeter Watts Snow-hill Birmingham Croker Upper Borough-walls Cogswell Chandos-buildings Bath Freeman Market-plads Northampton Wilding Bexley Heath Cowes Isle of Wight Ingram Chapel-bar Nottingham Hobson Ashton-under- Line Eve Newcastle-upon-Tyne Shelton Ines Guest Steelhouse-Jane Smith Scotland Liverpool

Kidds Gallery of Vices and Virtues Catalog Title

An advertisement lists numerous Kidd publications from travel games to domestic manuals with editions and prices. It notes mirrors, etiquette guides, and humorous scraps, plus Sparrow tea offers in Holborn with addresses and Henry Sparrow as proprietor.

Annuity Offers Based on Age And Deposit Amounts

Life annuity rates are described on equitable principles. For every £160 deposited, the association grants an annuity opposite the depositor's age. From £50 upwards, annuity is proportional by age brackets 30 to 40 to 45 to 59 to 55 to 60 to 15 to 78 to 75 to 80.

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