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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 20, 1847

Page

6

Not Guilty in Marylebone murder case and related trials

Trial records recount a May incident where a carrier and his partner contended over a fatal fall. Witnesses described a staircase fall amid a dispute. The jury returned not guilty. further cases involve manslaughter verdicts and transportation for life for two men, with postponements granted for insanity or witness attendance.

Cormainen Coul Clarkson Seracter Prigoner Guy Clarkson Mary Anne Hunt Marylebone Humphreys Ime Tur Rossexy Yorkshiebe Stixoo New Court Sidney and Hooper John Jenner Yorkshire Stingo Bleckfriaca Road Edward Ranaby Beerahop Leary Wyatt Raneby Jenner Trupspar Aliyogo Musper Gilbert M'Donald Carpenter Agnes Mc Donald Parnell Raymond Place St. George's Magpia Henry James Harrison Ann Lord Ballantine Wilde Baron Rolfe Ron Cleveland Hill Dolly Serjeant Allen Ann Cleveland Serjeant Allen Haddlestone Newgate Allan Clarkaon Ssides Hawley Anid Moapenix Bolingbroke Row Ireland Beadon Ballybruck Aascarsy Tipperary William Crawley Mr. Weyland Mr. Wayland Weyland Waateady Anacarty Copper White Clonmel Michael England London Batteraea Bia

Police Court Hears Burglary Case At Bishopsgate

A foreign Jew Morris Fryer was sent for trial after Alderman Musgrove heard evidence from jeweller Hersch Landsberg and others about sixty five to sixty six watches, diamond rings, and other valuables stolen from a travelling box at No 5 New Street Bishopsgate. The case moved toward a jury.

Morris Fryer Musgrove Mise Perish Parish New Street Bishopsgate Mia Parieh Jobo Sullivan Compter Daniele

Marvelous Escape Of Monet From Guerrilla Torture

A column recounts M Monet of the Marshal Soult staff surviving multiple captures by guerillas in Spain. After being stripped, bound, and tied, he was cast into a river but freed himself, then reached land with remarkable strength. The tale, sourced from Galignani’s Messenger, portrays repeated ordeals and evasive endurance.

M. Monet Marahal Soult Spsin M. Mionet

The German and the Yankee in Second Street

A sharp eyed Yankee tries to befriend a German transplanted to the area, offers an apple toddy and plans to steal his wallet. The German detects the ruse, hands over a ten dollar note, and foils the scheme by exposing the missing purse note as the Yankee pockets the wallet.

Second Street Underland Gome Fiere Slick Congress Sharmanoy Nein Honour Bright Raclaisiel

Modern fashionable chapels and a cinema of moral orders

Five chapels in Regent Street area share parish traits with urban churches. St Philip's gains fame for ornate singing though not orthodox, Archbishop Tenison's Chapel offers daily services, St Luke's Berwick Street shows poor access, while St James's Hampstead Road began as a cemetery chapel. A curious tale follows of a manager who barters theatre orders for payment of a chaise and a Canada slave colony, plus notes on Shakespeare’s house sale and various dramatic sketches.

St. Philip's Regent Street Tenison St. James's Hampstead Road Oxrford and Cambridge Review Holywell Street Jenny Lin Maestr Lenny Lind Bachewe Real Albert Jenny Lind Norma Warrours Morning Post Moat Jenny Lindabout Coorta Nerma British Museum Lablache Orovesa Molle Barroni Fraschini Pollio Lind Ernani Jar Mademoiselle Asane Bose Mademoiselle Jenny Lind Mademoiselle Lind Air Planche Gabe Richard Wroughton Lady Somerford Major Murray Richard Wrought Buckstone Bia Il Re Vayasour Chiris Vavasour Park Lodge Vavasour Charles Paige

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