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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 23, 1844

Page

7

Majority For Duty In House Of Commons Debate

A long roll of MPs lists figures and names on the June 17 1844 division in the House of Commons. The tally shows a majority for a duty of £1 4s with substantial Liberal and Tory crossflows. The record details key figures, divisions, and subsequent reversals by the ministry, naming dozens of peers and commoners involved.

House OF Commons Monnar Ckera J Denisen EB Hodgson R Nicholl Rthoj Ad T D Dodd G Hogg J W Norreys Ak TD Douglas H Holmes W Northland Capt Douro Mary Oswald A ‘Acton Colonel Dowdesswell W Hope Hon. Owen J ‘Adare Drummond H Hope A Packe C W Alford Vict H Hope G W Paget W ‘Allis Dugdale WS Hornby J Palmer R ‘Anteob's E Duncombe Hu Hotham Lord Palmer G Arbuthnott A Houldsworth T Patten W H Duncombe Hn Hughes W B Peel Arch Trian Prien TP Baring WB Ellis W Barneby J Emlyn Visct Barrington Vet Escott B Kervile Penne Bateson Anasay Y Beckett W Fitzroy H Ryder GD Bentinck Li G Blower J Jones Capt Sanderson R Beresford Maj Forester Kemble H Seymour H Blackburne W Ker DS Blakemore Forman TS Kirk D Shaw F Baldero HG Foerster M Knatchbull Rt Sheppard T Borthwick P Fox SL Hinsire Shirley E J Botfield Fremantle Knight F W Sibthorp Col Bouverie Honsirt Law Robert Peel House Aes

The Anti Corn Law League Meeting and Knatchbull Memoir

The Anti Corn Law League met at Covent Garden Theatre with Mr Wilson in the chair. He announced a postponement of a free trade bazaar to February due to inability of supporters to contribute on time and introduced Mr Cubden as substitute speaker. The gathering debated differential duties with illustrative examples from Hammersmith and Battersea, critiqued Miles and urged unity on free trade principles. A disruption by a chartist was suppressed, and the Rev Mr Spencer spoke before notices of the Knatchbull execution in Sydney and other legal notices.

League Wilson Bowring Cubden Hammersmith Duke of Bedford Battersea John Russell Dukes of Bedford Miles Travers Lord John Russell Liberal Party J. Russell J. Manners Young England Manuare Spencer Mr. Fox

Alleged poisoning inquiry at Stepney in Stepney murder case

The Stepney inquest into the death of Mrs Rachel Belaney resumed at the Fountain public-house before Mr. Baker. James Belaney, her husband, is in custody on suspicion of administering prussic acid. Witnesses describe the couple as affectionate and note Belaney's distress, while a bottle of morphine and various household items were found at their home. The coroner adjourned the inquest to Monday.

Rachel Belaney Fountain Clark Mrs. Belaney Mrs. Heppingstall Archie Archibald Bank of England Edinburgh W. H. Shaw Stepney London Rachel Heaven Earth Tarlan Demry Richard Hall Simpson J. C. Belaney Levat Levatt Messrs. Dickson Scindle Robert Embleton Embleton Alnwick Northumberland Shaw Baker Clarkson Charnocs Belaney Thamues Police Court James Belaney Broderip Jarkson Cande and Browne Curling Garrett Letheby Mr. Broderip Mr. Setheby Mr. Letheby Thomas Donahoe White Horses Street

Trial details of poisoning case with prussic acid involved

The proceedings describe a suspect, identified as R Belaney, purchasing prussic acid and other poisons in a sequence of visits from a shopkeeper who recognizes him as an old acquaintance. The inquest and remand hearings reveal witnesses recounting the events, the bottle incident, and plans to bury a deceased mistress. Court adjournments and anticipated material evidence are noted as the case continues.

Inquest Opens on Gravesend Death of Elizabeth Hartnall

An inquest at Gravesend Town Hall, before Mr C J Carttar, resumed into the death of Elizabeth Hartnall, 37, deemed the result of violence. Evidence cites a large forehead wound, brain inflammation from intoxication, and repeated quarrels with suspect Mr Jury, who faced a verdict of wilful murder and custody for Maidstone gaol.

SusprcTtep Munpher Gravesend C. J. Carttar Elizabeth Hartnall Fenton Horne Jury Ridge Perrock-street Martin Ann Lutford James Pierce Star-street Big House Thomas Collier Stronebridge-hill William ‘Thompson Phaeton Stonebridge-hill Susan Eaves Mace Maidstone

Consuls Named and Insolvencies Listed in June Gazette

The London Gazettes of June 18 publish royal approvals for consular posts in Bolivia and Hamburg Port Elizabeth, plus church appointments in Ednam. Also listed are promotions in artillery and yeomanry units, a Lord Lieutenant commission, and numerous insolvency declarations for tradesmen and professionals across England and Wales.

Foreicy Antonio Acosta United Kingdom Republic of Bolivia Charles Maynard Port Elizabeth Cape of Good Hope Hamburgh Wartenatt John Rogerson Currie Ednam Roxburghshire Joseph Thompson Church End Morebattle Orriez Ordnance Royal Regiment of Artillery Arthur Gossett Knatchbull George Drought Warburton Gossett Wm. Kennedy Warburton County of J. F. Muckleston London Road Geo. Sutton Wellington Place Bethnal Green J. Wheeler South Littleton Worcestershire S. Dainton Bermondsey Street G. Crook Witney Oxfordshire W. Eagle W. Wright Bedford Street Covent Garden J. Turtle Newcastle Lyme Victualler J. Turner Newton Cheshire R. Watson Northampton J. Devereux Adam Street New Kent Road J. J. Sanders Jun Poplar Carpenter C. Thomson

Bankruptcy Annulled and Dividends Notices in 19th Century Ledger

A dense OCR listing records bankruptcy annulment for F. H. Ward of Arbour ter race and a slate of bankruptcy notices for J. Holland, T. Leaver, W. E. Dray, H. and J. Peacock, among others. It also lists numerous dividends to creditors dated July 3 through August 2, and certificates for brokers, grocers, millers, and tradesmen across London, Essex, Sussex, and Yorkshire. The document ends with a Scotch sequestration entry for S. Bryson in Bathgate and Smithgowshire.

Aldersgate Street H. Jones Tredegar Iron Works Monmouthshire Stocktaker W. Platts Birstall Yorkshire J. M. Walker Camden Town E. L. Weale Walcot Square Lambeth E. Briden Hampstead H. Paddick West Smithfield F. T.B. Damelow Shepperton Place New North Road Woodford Bridge Essex J. Hobson Bakibenpien Cooper W. Facon Gloucester Terrace Chelsea E. J. Tweed Wells Street Cripplegate E. Seale Clehenger Herefordshire J. Way Southsea Baker J. Taylor Newcastle-place Paddington George Ford D. Ross Ring Street Westminster J. Cato Wellington Street Kingsland Road George Gardener Stone's End Borough R. J. Bradbeer Upper Southwick Street Edgeware Road Carpenter F. H. Ward Arbour Terrace Commercial Road Lowehandler J. Holland Buxt Leeds W. Bromley Gray's. Sum Square Scrivener J. Andrews Threadneedle Street Stockbroker T. Andrew Little Earl Street Seven Dials Victualler F. Carruthers Manchester Distiller J.breasley Darwen Lancashire J. Hellewell Saford Dyer J. May Corsham Wilts W. T. Clough Eccleston C. Robson Shotley Bridge Durham Miller F.W. Palmer Mincing Lane J. J. I. Sver Bridge Streat Blackfriars S. Fuller Gutter Lane J Gibaon Kirton Lincolnshire W. Bradley J. Mallalien Halifax H. Roby Weymouth W. Lewis Axbridge Somersetshire T. Brysor Addle Street R. Hitchcock Tanatan T. Pearce Meaford Staffordshire H. Mitchell Nottingham Fellmonger T. Bumford Elmstone Hardwick Cheltenham J. Tarver Daventry W. Ord W. Ball Goodge Street Tottenham Court Road T. Amon H. Grove Birmingham R. and J Caldecott Silk Mercers J Cunnington Newport J. Alexander Pendleton S. Bryson Bathgate Smnithgowshire

Court at Buckingham Palace appoints inspector of schools for Scotland

In June 1814 at Buckingham Palace the Queen in Council appointed John Gordon, Esq., as one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools for Scotland. The document also records Bank of England liabilities and assets figures for mid‑June 1844, sugar price data, and listings of bankrupts, dividends, certificates, and a Scotch sequestration notice for J Russell.

Buckingham Palace John Gordon Scotland Bank OF England Downing-street Great Britain Henry Bicxwaxuz Grocers’ Company Chester E. Heron Hartlepool Durham J. L. Heathorn Abchurch Lane J. West High Street Shoreditch J. Gale Love Jane Shadwell C. Chambers Peterboro Northampton N. Beard Beech Street Barbican Charlton Street Somers’ Town J. Milner Brook Street New Road S. Skinner Greenham Berkshire H. Davis Bristol Scrivener T. Spink Hillam Yorkshire T. Todd Manchester J. Nall Chesterfield Derbyshire S. Danks Wednesbury Staffordshire J. Southern Birmingham Hh.knight Chichester Victualler Diment E. Arrowsmith Burney Lancashire Mercer J. Slack W. Povey Ashton Under Lyne Parkes and Henderson Duke Street Lincoln’s Inain Fields Ventnor Isle of Wight R. Paddon T. Watson Saracen's Head Cumamile Street Bishopsgate M. Lopez Fenchurch Street J. Williams Newtown Montgomeryshire W. G. Kelson Canterbury J Milner T. Wilkinson King Street Holborn Phillips Southampton Street Covent Garden J. Russel Leith

Lefay's Grande Pommade Claims Instant Pain Relief

Advertises Lefay's Grande Pommade as a universal remedy for pain and nervous disorders including gout rheumatism and paralysis. Claims rapid relief after one application with testimonials and references to electic treatments prior. Notes agent J W Stirling Whitechapel sells in metal cases with post paid options and shipping terms.

Lefay Jean Letay J. W. Stirling Whitechapel United Kingdom London

Removed from Birmingham to London medical ads 19th c

Public advertisements publish 13th edition medical works and cures for sexual and venereal debility. Listings promote The Silent Friend by Perry and Co with prices and distribution across Birmingham and London booksellers. Details include Cordial Balm of Syriacum, Purifying Specific Pills, and consultation hours at 19 Berners Street Oxford Street.

Birmingham London R. and L. Perry Strange Paternester-row Field Quadrant Regent-street Phillips Oxford-street J. Gordon Leadenhall-street Guest Bull-street Berners.street Oxford Street Samuel La’mert Becford-Street BepFarDsauakt University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Chancery-lane Heywood Oldham-street Manchester Newton Church-street Liverpool Watts Snowhill Baraclough Fargate Sheffield Davey Broadstreet Bristol D. France and Co Butcher Bank Newcastle on-Tyne Paton and Love Nelson-street Glasgow Manchester Chronicle La’Mert No 9 Bedford-street Bedford-square Messrs Brodie Sherwood Gilbert Piper Paternoster-row Dight Cheltenham Skinner Cirencester Roberts Derby Fryer Bath Helming Stourbridge Ferviss Score Union-street Jeyes Northampton Ross Nightengale Chronicle-office Statter Oxford Jones Hanley Wood High-street Stephen Knapp Coventry Gibson Dudley Creswell Kidderminster Caldicott Wolverhampton Keene Great Charles Street Messrs. Brodie and CO Brodie Wit Ca Wygast E. Bye J. Lucas and Co Newman-street Brittain G. Manell King-street H. Robinson Greenside-street Edinburgh T. Price Dame-street Dublin Lucas New Bell Meesrs Lucas and Co Newman Street Amd

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