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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 21, 1845

Page

5

Notable conflict prompts duplicity amid public quarrel

The article discusses a deteriorating family dispute as public details emerge. It notes sympathy for Mr. Seton based on a dying declaration and examines Mrs. Hawkey's account of conversations. The piece suggests he anticipated and provoked a violent confrontation.

Privilege Question and Irish Debate in Parliament

A detailed account of the Friday clash between Mr Roebuck and Mr Smith O'Brien, exploring parliamentary privilege and the response of Somers and Repeal leaders. The piece defends Roebuck, criticizes O'Brien and his allies, and argues for freer debate in Conciliation Hall while urging moderation to avoid a war of words between Ireland and England.

Somers Roebuck Aluether Mr. Roebuck House of Commons Thast Robert Peel James Graham Trish Jng Duncombe England Ocosweil Smith Brien Air M‘nevin Engleed O'Connell Union Siigo Ireland Smith O'Brien Coscillation Hall O'Neil Daunt H. Grattan House of Coummons Stvebuck Robert Inglis Grattan

Protest Against Reaping of Tar May and Religious Order

A fragment from a 19th century sheet rails at resisting a reformation era order of men educated to uphold superstitions. argues against toleration of religious error, warns it threatens rightful succession and constitutional order. cites named peers and officials. follows with praise for a fashionable establishment and visits by nobles and clergy.

Church of England England I. Llandaff C. Winton Clancarthy C. J London Chester Robert Caxhell Winchelsea Nottingham Cadogan CoLoskeca Las Doy Bud Tus Earl of Guildfrd Lord Melbourne Lord Fitzroy Lord Stafford Ihhops Winchester Ligcoln Luly Brougham Lejy Combermere Lady Cardigan Baronets Routkechild

Murder at Durham and the Goule inquest verdict

London and Durham reports detail the murder attempt by Louis Henry Goule of Emma Goule in Durham. The coroner's inquest returns a verdict of manslaughter, citing jealous passion and mental excitement as key factors, with testimonies from surgeons and witnesses outlining the sequence of shots and the ensuing capture.

Cosham Louis Henry Goule Walter Scraton Scruton Mr. Goule Goule Emma Goult Court House J. M. Favell Toavi Henry Stoker Green Lock Jaw Edward C. Jepson Churchistrest Pine O’clock Mr. Stoker Jane Giles Edward Giles Abr. Goyle Church Street Mr. Gonle Mr. Scruton Emma Henry Mr. Jepson Mr. Green Genger Gaule Ness Mr.Scruton Mr Stoker Thomas Metcalfe Booth Arasl le Sommones Dusan James Macnamera Cotter Excise Durham Claypeli Joseph Liddle Jay Emma Goule Joan Tuwarrys Lord Ashley Hereford Archdeacon Robinson Wesley C. H. Freund Samuel Costes B. B. Cabbell Duke of Cambridge Chevalier Bunsen Marois Westminster Count Kilmansegge Baron Gersdorff Robinson 10Th Regiment of Infantry James Hans Chatham Asiatic India Death Brompton Gravesend Parke Portsmouth Downs England Knaptvn Jodie Bovanies Ellie Jane Millman Street Foundling Reynoldson Walsall Dalley Ito Curtis Wellwalk Birmingham London Post W. Stannard Stallard Coventry Alvery Reynaldson Marthnmontan Burss Lambeth Agnes Gurensey Charlotte Place Kennington Lane Vauxhall Gardens Wellington Gureneey Mr. Henry Mrs. Gurensey Mr. Gurensey Mr. Gurensoy

Latest Intelligence on Algeria War Debates and Europe News

The Chamber of Deputies resumes the Algeria war estimates discussion with M de Lastouris criticizing the ruling for its system of governance and Marshal Soult defending France’s position. Reports note English advisers, Morocco rumors, and Paris Madrid financial movements alongside Liverpool and Jamaica maritime updates and a series of legal and social notices including a seduction case verdict.

Chamber of Deputies Algeria M. de Lastouris Marshal Soult France M. de Leateyrie Charles Napier Lord Palmeraton House of Comprons Morocco Bulwer Madrid Paris Bounik Mapnip Malaga Withual Ria M. Caldero la Opinion Publica Eco del Comercio Messrs Corradi Perez Calvo Clamor Publico Seville Calatrava Alexandria Pasha Mehemet Ali AL Adelsberg Aidu-De Camp Russia Jerusalem Syria Egypt Syrie Constantinople Sovtuamprox Forth Royal Mail Chapman West Indies Macfariane Admiralty Cuapiosan St. Domingo Jamaica la Jaga de Cuba St Juges Nicaragua Chagres Tweed Grenada Havanul Her Majesty Pique Barbad Liverpool St. George Fayal Blundell Hill Carlier Lord Elgin Edward Thompson Clarendon Vere Baruados Her Farquharson 7Th Fusiliers Barbadoes British Guiana First Royale 85Th Light Infantry Berbice 1St Royals 85Th England Rowan Prince Albert Osborn House Gosport Royal Packet Fefer Medounder Osburn Spithead Duke of Grafton John Pimlowt Dyce Sombre Brussels Mesars Seutiv Crommelinck Banos Natitay Baron Nathan Kennington-cross West of England Comunion York Cork Aztire Myncianr Seamens’ Forp Prince of

Law cases from Middlesex Sittings on dog bite and libel action

The report covers trials at Westminster before Lord Chief Justice and Middlesex juries. It details Cork v West over a dog bite leading to damages of 40s and 4 2s for medical costs, Dressy Civus v Gincen a Derby Club ticket dispute, and O Connell v Morning Post libel suit arguing for substantial damages to restore character.

Queen St. Pancras Pariah Amelia Smith Tes St. Pancras Parish Wilkins Hungerford Market Eagle Tavern Mr. Wilkins Court of Justice Firas Abe Sach Deomsn Cestaan Crimmix Covat Justice Patteson Baron Plate Danitl John Cook Henoah Moore Crief Payne J. Humperers Parry Thomes Mallet Paine Clerkenwell Police Court John Rugg Cross-strret Hatton-garden Parry Suv Limby Pollock Hatton-gardes Thames Georgy Davis Ile Andy Mallett Straisht Hanoros Racts Mr. Parr Misdeal Master Stepney Mr. Berkeley Court OF Common Corx West Middlesex Nial Prins Iestice Indal Common Jories Serjeant Talfourd Shee Hawkins Weat Mark Jane Dressy Civus Cape of Good Hope Albany-street Regent's Park Saunders Tonian Jockey Club Ronning Rein Oslando Jonian Wepsisway Lingen O'Connell Nisi Prius Justice Ene Westminster Percival W. Banka Daniel O'Connell Morning Post London London Repeal Wardens W. J O'Connell College Green St. Giles’s Drury Tane St. George's St. John's Wood London Repealers W. J. O'Connell Moss Devaine Hia Plaintff Serjeant Talfourd Mr. Boothby Repeal Party Te General Inspector General lo'Connel Brest Marading

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