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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 29, 1844

Page

6

Unraveling Letters Reveal Rachel Belaney Death Family Trial

In a sequence of letters dated June 1844 from J C Belaney to Mr. Bell, the wife Rachel Belaney dies after a disputed medical mishap. The letters recount the couple’s private turmoil, fears of a postmortem, and the ensuing legal steps, including wills and marriage proof requests as the case unfolds. Belaney faces trial for murder as the inquiry proceeds.

Euston Greenstreet Stepney Broderip Mr. Symons London Mr. Bell Rachel J. C. Brianxy G.G. Bell North Sunderland Belford Northumberland J. C. Bevcanegy Hall Tam William Wilson Alexander Wilson J. C. Belaxey Wm. Wilson Mr. Tewart Clark Hobson's, Bookseller Commercial Road East King Street King-street JC. Belaney Mr. Belaney W. D.clingk Bell George Grey Bell Robson and Skeily’s Lime-Works

Scientific debate over pepper samples in court

Professor Graham disputed a hypothesis about pepper content while Crosa, Mellor, and Dr. Andrew Ure defended the samples as pure. Mr. Meller and Commissioner Hart Davies noted differing expert opinions and urged giving the defendants the benefit of the doubt.

Special Court OF Excise Tcesday QUEEN J. Austin Excise George Phillips Graham University College Phillips Wilkins Robert Warrington Hart Davies

Jealousy and violence at Queen Square police court

John Donnaliffe a smith charged with feloniously wounding Sarah Powell a widow with two children after a jealous quarrel at No 2 Laundry-yard Westminster. An attempt to extort money case against William Burns followed with six weeks hard labor. In Clerkenwell John Lee beat his infant child amid alleged jealousy. wife and witnesses described a violent scene over perceived infidelity. Lee was remanded, then bail set for a possible common assault.

Court OF Queen's Bench Monvar Baron DE Bove Lord Denman Charles Clement Sun M. D. Hill Repton Hopesox Queen William IV Westminster Hodgson Westminster Abbey Court OF Common Pleas the Times Forth London Serjeant Talfourd Humfrey Howard Stockdale Hansard Zimes Mayour Fan- Quhar Tindal Frederick Mayor Bengal Native Infantry Farquhar Serjt. Channell Cardwell Knowyls Serjeant Byles Worship Street Israel Woodcock James Francis Herbert Willow-street Shoreditch Hood Holywell-lane Richard Smith Mr. Bingham Thomas Giles Smith Lambeth-walk Bingham Newgate Thomas Walter Wilson Broughton Eliza Vale W. Heritage E. Vann Uswell Union Hall Elizabeth Hart Westminster Bridge Surrey Wetminster Bridge Ann Creasy Cottingham Wetenball Union Place Lambeth Paine House of Lords Lovatt Mr. Lovatt Kennington Lane Lovejoy At & Low Chester-street Kennington Blue Coat Boy Walworth-road Grand Junction Canal Frederick Keeler Perivale Middlesex Cugdon Hanwell Central Criminal Court Brighton Strance James Vaughan Christchurch Matthews Mrs. Vaughan Jerusalem Christ Trinity Chapel Chelsea Queen Square John Donnaliffe Sarah Powell Mary Anne Beak Laundry-yard Witness Westminster Hospital Bond Attemft Moxzy William Burns Westminster-bridge Bower Flo House of Correction John Lee Greenwood Old Bailey Greenman’s Lane Mary Lee Holland

Somnambulist Alexis Demonstrates Clairvoyance in London

A Paris arrivee, Alexis, exhibited by M. Marcellet at Dr Elliotson’s Conduit Street home. He purportedly enters a magnetic state, then performs feats of clairvoyance reading cards, identifying letters and objects, and describing rooms, pictures, and a cathedral engraving. Report cites both Mesmerist technique and skeptical responses, promising further demonstrations.

Alexis Paris Pe Segal Arcelley London Elliotson Ellioty M. Marceller Dr. Elliotson M. Marcellet Beren Oo Jarden Tient Colonel Gurwood Gargood Badajoz Garwood Gurwood Colonel Gardener Que Mouse Conduit-street Aliotson Cheri M. Marellet Ham M. Marcillet Jordan M. Mareilet Ales M. Mareillet Weill Alesis Condo Este Winnie Nis Bonjille Col Bonfille France Cole M. Masillet Howevay Aes Herr Dobler

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James Cockburn Belaney Rachel Belaney James Cocksdrye Benangy Ralph More P.S. John Dinning Alford Belaney Sunderland Mrs. Belaney Clarkson Skelly Margaret Ronalds Robson William Hackett Shaw Houe Mr. Embleton Alnwick Garrett Hobson and Clarke Mr. Broderip Mr. Clarkson Arlington Sussex LAW TreEsmay Scates Scales Commissioners of Sewers Margate Anastatia Phippa Marylebone Church India England Henry Court OF Exchequer Monpay Laxe Aldersgate-street Rothschild and Co Bond Street Peacock Watson Hornsey Rothschild’s Bairwen Mr. Kelly Solicitor-general Frederick Thesiger Lord Chief Monpar Romforp Tomas Jounson the Romford Campbell Robert Harvey George Ilford John Meeson Grays Limeburner Mrr. Johnson Effairs Clerkenwell
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