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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 07, 1847

Page

5

Miscellany shows royal voyage and shipboard thefts

A report from a London paper reviews the royal party including Her Majesty the Queen, the Prince, and their children traveling to Gosport and Cowes aboard the Fairy yacht. It also covers a hotel theft where 12 spoons, 5 forks, 4 dessert spoons, and 3 forks were stolen, along with other notices on public affairs, accidents, and a railway jewellery robbery in Norwich with subsequent police investigations.

Tas Isle OF Wient Gosport Cowes Fairy Team Tas Loca Covrra L A Serjeant Storks Soren Bere Chilton Jesu Clark Monsrs Starkey Clerkere Rentich Coe Amos Expinagge Kent Gale Leaby Greveshire Lambeth Francillon Glocester Corbett Hammer Trafore Birmingham Gurdee Essex Cliveish Osee Wispson Cantera Dorer Telegraph Tsr Tbr Sre Essex and Colchester Hospital Institute Suffolk Herald St David's Day St David's Society the &E St. James's India Wilkins Teerton Sorzan Cork Georta Hospital Bousington Hart Forbes Edinburgh Advertiser Tanjore Great Britain Bristol Claxive Dundrum Bay I. K. Brunel Bnapshaw M.P J. Bradshaw City of Canterbury South Street Groavenor Square Queen Dexx Psrajun Court of Queen's Becch Denman Miss Cours Queen's Prison Exrexsivs Theastern Counties Railway Messrs. Cooper, Brothers Exentive Jewellers Norwich Mesers. Cooper Messrs. Cooper Grieshay London Exatern Coanties Defriench Cooper Oder Teaklé Metropolitan Police Enderevarn

Public meeting denounces Cracow annexation to Austria

A Tuesday gathering at the Freemasons Tavern in London, chaired by the Marquis of Northampton, condemned the annexation of Cracow by Austria as a breach of the Vienna treaty. Speakers including Lords Wharncliffe and Dudley Stuart urged unified European action, praising France and the Ottoman stance, and planned a humble address to Queen Victoria seeking measures to curb further violence against Poland.

Freemasons Tavern Cracow Marquis of Northampton Earl of Sir Buckingham Villiers Stuart George Thompson Charles Napier Lord Sandop Monckton Miless M.P Lord Dudley Stuart Duke of Bedford Lord Ashley Poland England Cheera Ear Fiewilliem Europe Vienna Empire of Austria Wharocligfe E. Codrington Jablonski Great Britain and Ireland Russia Prussia Ottoman Empire France Tle Great Britain

Legal dispute over 1836 will and 1840 codicil at Worthing

March 7 1847 report details a probate case in which Rev. W. Nourse faced challenges to the will of Charles Swanhope of Clapham. The 1836 will left funds to Edward Daniel, with a 1840 codicil shifting bequests to Nourse, amid allegations of undue influence. The court examined evidence, heard arguments for and against validity, and the jury found in favor of the original will and codicil, with Nourse condemned in the later proceedings. The matter spanned multiple hearings and included testimonies about the testator’s faculties and influence.

Soar Neale Sale Daniel Nourse Dantel Creau Nonroe Danial Paria Presse John Russell Havin House of Commons Ireland Black Sea M. Hebert Wias Ministry of Justice Department of Religious 4 M. Carné Habert Pius IX Pontifical Paris Toordey Spain Bourne Madrid Fomento Barcelona Manuel Lagcala Mosen Bennet Leride Augsburg Athens M. Coletti Othoeheuld Paris Presse Romagna Fuenzs Borgho Ancona Monsignor Rusconi Rome Sinigaglia Pesaro Naples Corso Frankfort Isaid Abd el Kader Tlemcen Bou Zian Sebra Eun Francis Hodgson Edward C. Hawtrey Eton College WarsturseTes Raizwar Steeet H. J. Fuat Charles Swanhope Clapham Worthing W. Nourse P. H. Daniel Edward Daniel Consolidated Bank E. Daniel EB. Daniel Nourae Deanet Danio Bed Haggard Haggerd Jenner Prosbate Casiel Novras Addase Bayford Staghope Nonrse Air Nonree Canal Andar

London Corporation Reform Moves in Court of Common Council

A London council committee chaired by Deputy Peacock debates reform of the city corporation. Members push for Parliament involvement, challenge Lord Mayor influence, and authorize sending legal questions to city officers for opinion. The Far-reaching measures seek to curb power of publicans and shipmen and to reconstitute city governance.

Peacock Aaborat Bose Court of Common Council Avention Recorder Court of Alder London Asburet Anderton Eagleton Hartley Taylor Aehurst Stevena Low Ashuret Court of Aldermen Ashurat Spb Barn Aghurst Sidney Cme Ashurst Mesars Ryland Randolph Laurie Lock

Attempted Poisoning of Five Children by their Mother

A Preston report describes Mrs Leadbetter, resident at Walton-le-Dale, alleged to have administered poison to five children and then drowned herself in the Ribble. The inquest found she gave laudanum, and that she was insane at the time. one child died while others were recovering.

Crown Court Toothe Williams George Pink Frances Covey Basingstoke Greenwood Edwarda Cockbarm Massey Thia Cane Waaen Miss Covey New ‘Street Hannah Moody Ataira Tutt Franklin Misa Covey Barton Gillas Stephen Franklin Henna Moody Taft Miss Corey Mr. Barton Hell Pink Hsansh Moody Justice Williams Eftern Sears E& Kesa Frost John Bramston Stane Foresthall High Ongar Norton-hall Blowes Keys Flood Ongar Neesra H. Bailocs J.T. Wright Capel Cure J. B. Stane Ifs Aheep Page Chelmsford Paxston Preston Jesdbetter Walton Ie Dale Ribble Leadbetter Manchester Walton Dales Livesey Cousn Natalie Fanny Joseph Sherlock Walton de Dale Sherlock Thomas Moor Mra. Leadbetter Aaylam Old Haven Tilbury Fort Exher Webber Wmaster Topping's Wharf London Bridge Old Havenbay Essex Leith Coast Guard Nix Fathoma Royal Victoria Steamship Micklethwaite London, Leith, Edinburgh and Glasgow Navigation Company St. Katharine’s Wharf Gravesend Trinity Pilot Royal Victoria Yarmouth London Lloyd's Tae Shipwarck St. Senegal Madeira Canaries Africa St. Louis Abe Veese Aidle M. Boyer Senegal St.Louis Disxaszy Flendera Journal de

Appointment of Prince Salme as President of General Diet

Berlin reports the General Diet will assemble on the ith of April with Prince Salme Hohensolmer Lich named President. The nobility chamber will be the primary assembly, while the other states form the second assembly, with M. de Rochon de Stulpe as president of that body. Also notes Don Enrique's declared intention to marry for love and other European diplomatic exchanges.

Cologne 231 Alt Berlin Salme-Hohensolmer Chamber of the Nobility M. de Rochon de Stulpe Senorita de Castella Adda M. Dienas Chamber of Deputies M. Vienset France Society of Men of Letters la Gorge Alex- Axong Dumas Marquis de Montpellier Madame Hahnemann Madame Hehnemann Hahnemeon Toronto Herald Canada Herald Blair All Medicine Vendara Thomas Prout Strand London

Westminster Reform Meeting Chooses Lushington Candidate

A Westminster assembly of electors favored Charles Lushington as candidate for the city’s next election, after hearing his pledges on ballot voting, extended suffrage, and reform. He affirmed humane views on flogging and labor rights, with reform aligned to local supporters and opposing a Skelton amendment.

Westtminster Westminster Charlee Lashington Crown and Anchor Tavern Georman Leader BE. P. Bouverie M.P Lushington Westwinster Reform Society George Thompson Thompson Weatminster Reform Society Bia Reform Society United Kingdom Pashington Fowell Baxton Page Wood Commons House of Parliament Wesminster Skelton Westminster Reform Association Birr England John Russell Lord Ashley Lancaster York Asatey John Ruase The Treasury Irvin Leigh Lancashire Cronin Chambers Baron Parke Newgate

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