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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1845

Page

5

Libel Case Over O Connell Damages 50 Pounds

The court heard a libel action over claims in the Morning Post and Warning Post about W J O Connell. The plaintiff, seeking damages for injury to character, was awarded fifty pounds after jury deliberation, with defense arguing the article was innocuous and politically oriented.

Adair London W. J. O'Connell Moss St. George’s Devaine O'Connell Pew Serjeant Talfourd Mr. Boothby Working Post O’connell Repeal Party Warning Post Inspector General Morning Post London Repaiers Waatco Post Mr. O'Connell Justice Erle

Abolition Bill and Central Criminal Court Proceedings

The Star reports the government plan to abolish the Seal office by year end with annuities to the Duke of Graf ton and deputy. writ seals to writers from next month. It covers the June sessions at the Central Criminal Court with 212 prisoners and cases ranging from murder to theft and sexual crimes, including dramatic sentences and detailed witness testimony.

Duke of Grafton John Pinlott Semusry Duke of Graf Ima Pears Hat London Jane

Police Reports From Victorian Court Describe Infanticide Attempt and Assaults

Accounts detail a servant charged with causing her infant's death by violence and remanded for strength recovery. Other items include an attempted murder by knife between sisters, a lordship toll case, a wife seeking protection from violent husband, indecent assaults at an infant school, and a burglary at Mile End Road with a pursuit and capture.

Diana Hugo Hallway Street England Odling Vend Mr. Hind Maltby

Crim Con Creagh v Hewgill Damages Awarded in Adultery Case

The jury assessed damages at £100 in a suit brought by Captain Creagh against Hewgill alleging his wife’s elopement with a former officer. Testimony traced Creagh’s long separation from Mrs Creagh, the elopement at Boulogne, and subsequent concealment of their affair in Courtray. The judge urged consideration of the plaintiff’s hardship and the defendant’s poverty while the jury returned verdict in Creagh’s favor.

Tee Majraty Taylor Serjeant Tatfourd Captain Creagh Creagh William IV Boulogne Weedon Ireland England Miss Wilday Woburn London Her Majesty's Peterson Carrister Chateau Mark Neighbouhood Courtrity Belgiem Carter D'fagzo York Road Vales Bis Floyd EL. Peel Sith Regiment of Foot Tom Belfast Dublin Mrs. Creagh St. Alban's Rubineau Insis Bath America Courtray Belgium Knowles Dulwich Jerma Robinescy Sérjeant Talfourd le Chatran Mark Mr. Robinson Calais Brouht

Not Guilty In Poison Case After Corroborated Testimony

A London trial heard testimony that the prisoner and the deceased both faced distress after job losses. The prosecutor described oxalic acid poison and a joint intent to die together. After deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.

Robbery at Maitland residence in Quebec Street

On Tuesday morning between one and two o clock a family returning to their home in Great from Vauxhall Gardens failed to gain entry. Mr Maitland climbed over railings and entered via the kitchen window to find Mary Edwards missing. She had stolen two five pound notes, ten pounds in cash, silver spoons and forks, and wearing apparel from his desk.

Central Criminal Court Hunter Sydney Sessiona Jon Lannets Pouics Recorder Mary Ann Sailsbury Salisbury O’brien S. Salisbury Bath Bartrim Mr. Evans Exewined Sworitrrixc Caroline Allen Catherine Gale Mary Ann Smith Mousselin de Laine Thomas Simpson Smith Whitechapel Gale Paul Trompet-court Allen House of Correction William Temple St. Sepulchre St. Bartholomew's Hospital Baron Platt New Court John Creed Henry Madden Charlies Brennan James Bishop Brennan Bishop Madden Seae Taurepay J. Humphreys Parry Thomas Mallet Sir. Payne Clerkenwell Police Court Rebecca Rugg Payne John Rugg Croas-atreet Hatton-garden Murnen Jane Walker Mary Walker Little Chapel Street Westminster York Terrace Hargo Aha Greenwich Thamas Storey Cavendish Hotel Lord Dillon Joseph Wheelan Henry Surrey Marinuosut Brias Agnes Guvenney Cherlotts Place Kennington Jane Vauxhall Gardens Wellington Gurentey Mr. Henry Mrs. Gutensey Mrs. Garensey Mr. Garensey Thames Danic Roozeny John Newwman John Jones Broderip Mary Ann Pickering Rodney-turrace Mile End-road Stepney Bank of England Ellen Flinn Miss Pickering Jones Saunders Miller Mile End Newman Jones, and the Door Was Closed. Mrs. Miller Cvarch John Cornish Rodney Terrace Mr. Cornish Trinity Church Tridegard Square Mr.Wilson Myr. Broderip Anid Pri Parry Witners Timothy Pollock Crose-street Tisoner Cade George Davia Mallett Straight Justice Patteson Ronsenry Great Maitland Quebec Street New Road

King Dans Levee And Deputations Of Dublin Merchants

A fragmented 19th century scene shows King Dans Levee with crowds and varied deputations from Dublin’s social ranks. Officials, merchants, drivers, distillers, and others present mock loyalty to a monarch while voicing grievances and satirical demands amid a staged ceremony.

Dan Reysi Barlsa Archbichopa Chacel Jhert Chanreltara Fnilger Sturderers Tipperary Tom Steele Corporation of Dublin Victoria Ireland Ihing Buc Daniel Father Mathew Shitelaghs Opitaton Connell Hita

Doctor Arne and the Duke of Chandos Anecdote

Fragmentary humorous tale from a period piece describing a dinner scene with mutton scraps, a waiter, and a sly quip by Doctor Arne. It mentions the Duke of Chandos hiring performers and a curio anecdote about Lord Wellington, all within a long injection of chivalric wit and colonial humor.

Arne Chandos Techurch Can Endremare Saul Walter 21 Dad

Latin Verse Machine at Egyptian Hall Stirs Curious Engineers

At Liverpool police court several fined for drunkenness after a man claimed mistreatment at Vauxhall road lock up. A new device called the Latin Verse Machine, shown at Egyptian Hall, allegedly composes Latin hexameters via a kaleidoscopic, clockwork setup and letters arranged alphabetically, though the reporter notes limited practical Latin utility and details the apparatus's operation and inventor Mr. Clark from Glastonbury.

Liverpool Vauxhall Road Haleides Lee Togeshier Moppel Ateny Babbagr Clark Asa

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