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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1845

Page

2

Duel affair at Stoke Bay referenced in coroner inquest

Testimony describes threats by Mr Seton to Mrs Hawkey and a duel between Seton and Hawkey near Stoke Bay. Witnesses place Mr Hawkey, Mr Pym, and Mrs Hawkey at the scene, with discussions of insults and a potential 1000 pound incentive. Firearm reports heard at Brown Down corroborate the violent episode.

Mr. Hawkey Mrs. Hawkey Hawkey Mr. Pym Sle Payne Lord Cardigan Mr. Seton Anglesey Mr. P Yen Ellis Royal Yacht Hope Cottage Stoke-roai Gosport Seton Field Stokes Bay Brown Down Titchfield Parish Stoke’s Bay Churcher Minchin M‘ghie John Daniells Royal Navy Brown Daniella Toan Dr. Jenkins Lord Ashburton Leigh Henry Hills Broad-street Mortimer Jenking James Alexander

Duelists and doctors in dying Seton case at Quebec Hotel

The inquest into Mr Seton's death reports a pistol wound from a May duel with Lt Hawkey of the Royal Marines. Jury finds willful murder by Hawkey and Edward Laws Pye, with others implicated. coroner questions the verdict and notes skilled medical care cited but not displacing death by surgical necessity.

Seton Quebec Mr. Grant Mr. Seton Henry Charles Moorehead Hawkey Royal Marines Hawke Grant Aurora Wilfur Hawkey Pym

Belian ministry resigns amid Morocco tensions and ship bills debate

Paris reports the Belian ministers resign amid French unease over Morocco and a carpenters strike. The Chamber debates marine and rail bills including links to America, Toulon harbor works, and a branch from Rouen to Dieppe, while naval command choices are weighed. The Belgian cabinet also resigns as liberal gains widen the crisis.

Paris Presse Débats Morocco Chamber of Deputies France America Toulon Port Vendres Strasbours Tours Nantes Rouen Havre Dieppe Pucamp Aix Marseies and Avigann Hiailroad Bash of Algiers Siu Courrier Frangus Dupetit Thouars Mages Adyrel Meutasnes Laroqus Vereces Lurigurdie Orleana Rene Vierzon Avignon Basle Lar Algeria Lttle M. de Lastesris Marshal Soult M. de Lastevrie National Charles Napier Lord Palmereton House of Commons Bulwer Madrid Bercian Brussels M. d'Huart MM. Nothemb Interior M. Mercier Finance Count Goblet Justice Baron d'Auethan Baron d'Huart Belgium Namur England

Providential Escape on the Richmond Steamer Eclipse

On Sunday evening the Eclipse steamship from Richmond faced a near catastrophe as the boiler overheated near Hammersmith. Passengers fled to shore amid panic. authorities pursue inquiry into alleged mismanagement by owners and master.

Derby meeting weighs future of South Derbyshire Society

A South Derbyshire Agricultural Society gathering at the King's Head Hotel, Carmarket, debated sustaining the society amid dwindling funds. Landlords funded most subscriptions, but arrears forced a motion to dissolve if county support did not improve.

Derby Bazakinc South C. 10. Colville M.P H. Wilmot, Bart E. M. Mundy Derbyshire Forthaith Manchester Esmoston Measra Nasmyth Gaskill, and Co Packcroft Eccles John Rogers Thurst Repest Wetherton Rutter Bey Dyin Rogers Einalust Simael Cradbury Gattey Nasmyth, Gaskell Gaskell Plymouth Boston Blackwall Thither Lord Tagestre Tennant Pirtley Elton W. Waldegrave Dobree Elliott Elliott, &c., Hon. Mr. Talbot, Sir James Copley Heneage, Milet Delme Radcliffe de. Watson Archbishop Froude Hughen Spithead Cowes Plymouth Hoe Walker Queen's Barnpool Silbay Severn Great Britain Milbay

O Connell at Cork tea party on great liberator toast

Ireland notes a Cork People's Hall gathering where Daniel OConnell responded to toasts by saying he will attend Parliament in London on Monday for three subjects, including Peel's Irish Banking Bill, criticizing its details and promising to oppose any injurious provisions to Irish tenants and education. The report cites related letters, debates, and local protests on education and representation.

Spain Mapnro Marquis de Viluraa el Espanol M. Fagoaga MW. Roeseil M. Toigorri Count de Caceres Duke d'Alba Mister Moore Mister Livingston England France United States M. Toigoris M. Beauvalion Mister Livingstone A. Mercier M. Rossel Count de Castellon Espervilley Sud New Zealand New Zealand Company Heki Rostell Wangari Wakefield Fitzroy Honi Heki Sydney New South Wales Bay of Islands Wargari Rocal Nelson District Fox Richmond Battiea Hammersmith Richmond Bridge West Middlesex Barnes Hasmersmith Convenance Company Sevles Arderer Piak Chelsea Grosvenor Cut Thameshank Marquis of Westminster Barlow Grosvenor Canal A.r. Braijwood Porson Carridge St. Parnicy’s Chanity Freemasons’ Tavern O'Connor Don M.P E. Petre H. PY. Howard C. Clifford C. Langdale Redington Walsh Flanagan Smith Moody Meovican Aerons Great Queen Street United Kingdom College of Surgeons Bottomley Guthrie Maunsell Wakley Hunter Ottey London Rugg Isxixcton London Brigade Emery Sun Fire Office Baker St. Luke's Lunatic Asylum Old Street St. Luke's Middlesex Philip Hall Ramsay Huntingdon Priocy of Wales Stepney Commodore Napier Captain Berkeley Edmund Codrington Ma.Coysece O'Connell People's Hall Cork R. Peel Lord Stanley Ireland Treland Shouta John Ogland Scotland John of Tuam C. Ke Napier Q C Hardy Sir R. Peel Church Education Society Lehr St. Porl Ranert Bose Ufed Nal Education Chars Education Sc Cavan Thia Hizs Semis O. N. Daunt House of Commu O'Brien Pierre Smith O'Brien St M. O'Connell I! Association Lanne HE. Grattan Roebuck Repeal Association Apa Iris Hemen Mr Viament Grattan Mr. Roebuck Cresoft Uase Rishman Comacds Loz Stanley

German hospital meeting at London Tavern attended by royals

Wednesday afternoon a public meeting at the London Tavern Bishopsgate Street aimed to establish a German hospital in London. Notables including the Duke of Cambridge many ministers and peers attended. Subscriptions and donations totaling £3000 were announced before adjournment. East India Company court at India House debated the Rajah of Sattars dethronement and postponed the Scinde army petition.

Hosritar von Graways Lospox London Bishop agate-Street Wesley C. H. Freand Samuel Gorney B. B. Cabbell Duke of Cambridge Lord Ashley Chevalier Bunsen Marquis of Westminster Count Kilmansegge Baron Gersdorff Archdeacon Robinson East India Company

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