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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 21, 1845

Page

7

Contested damages in Creagh v Hewgill over elopement scandal

In an 1845 trial, Mrs Creagh eloped with Captain Creagh, a former Army officer. The plaintiff alleges damages from the affair, while the defendant argues diminished liability due to circumstances and poverty. Witnesses describe domestic happiness, travel between Boulogne and Ireland, and the ensuing financial strain. The jury awards £100 in damages.

Telfourd Taylor Robinson Jant Her Tatfourd Iy Creagh Her Majesty's Serry Creagh Army Ce William Boulogne Dover England Sue Creach Her Majesty's 53Th Canterbury Ceapisin Miss Wilday Woburn White Captain Creagh Tost London Bui Peterson Courtray Belgium York-road Ras Lin Floyd Lam K. Pee Fou Dezember E Mortere Creag Vieither J. Peterson Eworn Bath America Knowles Dulwich Robin Creagh Courtrey Serjeact Telfourd William D'Izzo F Carter Kira Calais Pleor Jining

Great Western express accident near Slough shocks travelers

A Paddington to Exeter express ran off the rails near Slough after a collision with an embankment, sparking a dramatic rescue. Passengers endured a terrifying sequence of rolls and bumps but most escaped with injuries ranging from minor to serious. several were treated at Slough and Paddington hospitals as engineers and railway officials inspected the line and cleared the wreckage.

Great Western Railway Exeter West Drayton Slough Peseorgina Cauain Paddington Dog Kenneth Bridge R. Vyvyan S. Wadland Portsmouth Afr. C. Robertson Honiton Plymouth National Provincial Bank of England Davy Branel Jones Brunel Seymour Clarke Clarke Drayton Howell Langley Bristol Strocpha Iver Uist Penteman Framen Partidesas Pastey Richard Rawlinson Vevyan Helston Dr. Strong Bristow Royal Hotel Mia Miss Shute Southwell Park Tewkesbury

Monster Ascot meeting ends with fourth day rarities

The Ascot gathering, though not a heavy program, drew notable betting and brisk activity among subscribers. Reports say three days showed unrivalled sport, with the final day drawing a small crowd yet producing several close finishes and substantial betting on the races and stakes.

Eustry Lord Exeter R. W Bulkeley Lord Chesterfield A.W. Hill Beaumont Calloway Mr. Mostyn Glaucus Col. Peel Slane Mary Ann Mr. King Mr. Treen Exeter Lyons Lord Cheaterfield Mr. May Physalis Lord G. Gentinck Discord Nat Syrs Baron Rothschild Cuwnar Miss Crockford Stitch Mr. Melklam Philip Mr. Dristow Carrissima Colonel Peel Stane Mostyn Stepney Cesar Clase Mr. Howe Ratcatcher Pettit Jet Sharp Mr. Herbert Ongley Death Isleworth Lord G. Bentinck Pegi Baron Rothbschild Graydon Agst Physalis Hersey Turquoise Cult Lord Stradbroke Khorassan Iamsbottom Mr. Worley Meiklem Godfrey Rogers Freeman Griffith Valeria Evenus

Bishop Philpotts Charges Clergy On Uniform Ritual Practice

Exminster June meeting reports Bishop Philpotts urging uniform observance of church ritual amid clashes with lay opposition. He cites last winter's disputes, the surplice controversy, and objections to offertory and prayers for the dead, defending authority and clergy unity. He praises younger clergy and warns against muting church principles.

Exatza Philpotts Christopher Bartholomew England Rome Aulifhcat Charles J Ths Voy Courch Romy Eldrey Trav Mitch Box Beveridge George the First Church Missionary Society Buck

Eminent Sculptor Arranges Monument at Leigh Church

Mr. Baily the eminent sculptor is in Bristol to arrange the monumental status for the late P. J. Miles, Esq., to be erected by his family in the chancel of Leigh Church. A new court of inquiry at the Custom House will hear complaints against water-guard officers, with four commissioners to oversee and redress grievances.

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