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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 12, 1837

Page

5

Man Found Guilty in Fatal Shooting at Warren

Trial details recount a deadly confrontation on a farm leading to a guilty verdict for murder. Witnesses describe the accused hiding, striking Giltre, breaking his gun, and concealing the weapon parts near a pond. The judge expressed emotion as jurors delivered a death sentence.

Jsauer Giltre Annother Thomas Henley Soulbury Giltro Mr. Chew Tiahon Warren Mr. Mortimer Hopkins Regan Leughglyn Leitrim Rouen Lauiely Offenburg Becher

Lord Brougham linked to Vaux lineage amid Harrowden claims

Mixed notes recount Lord Brougham’s distant Vaux ancestry and the Harrowden peerage, noting the two lines descend from a common ancestor but diverged before Harrowden’s creation. Also listed are assorted items from theatre scams to civic notices and obituaries.

Fair Rosamond and The Gamester Father at London Theatres

The review body critiques Barnett's Fair Rosamond praising Misa Poole and Miss Romer while deriding the opera’s length and liberties. Covent Garden notes Hamblin’s fragile Alcestine effort. Adelphi reports The Gamester Father adaptation achieving success with Hemming and Yates, promising audience patronage at Easter.

Hamun Poronious Davry Lanxe Beethoven Mozart Rostmond John Barnett C. Z. Barnett Loder Nowjahad Thompson Hermann Barnett Spohr Phillips Misa Poole Wilson Lovell Phillips Weber Ries J. Barnett Covent Garpen Hamblin Alacbeth Hamlet Coriolanus Macduff Horatio Laertes America T. P. Cooke Rosamond Adelphi Frnest Mr. Hemming Count de Ferriere Mr. Yates Renouf la de Vos Dubourg Marie Abrs Yates Ernest India Til Yates

Revival at Hanover Heralds Tournament of Knights

On the Duke of Cambridge’s birthday a pompous tournament between heralds and horsemen dressed as Saracens and Christians delighted the Court at Hanover, with the Duke’s enduring popularity noted.

Corvalry Duke of Cambridge Hanover Harrison Dodd Worship-street Clevic War Office Godd Kensington Barlow Naples Vesuvius Church-rates Abolition Society Suffolk Winchester Joseph Srkubin Joseph Paul Bannat

Executors Refuse to Admit Sir Joan Soane Will

The executors and trustees refuse to participate in the testator’s feelings by accepting the trust. A caveat for insanity has been entered against the testamentary paper. Sir Joan Soane left many small annuities. after all annuitants die, Mr Foxall is residuary legatee. Foxall, a tradesman, is unrelated to Sir Joan. Most legatees wish the estate of about £200,000 to revert to Sir John’s family.

Portsmouth The Temperance Society Allen Blarshal Clauael Africa Chamber of Deputies Tlemecen E. Denison Merton College, Oxford Evelyn Denison Netis Oxford F. Pollock Stamford Joan Soane Soane Foxall Joan Sir John England Great Britain New Grevava Panama Forte Madagascar Melville Racehorse Ninied Racer Wanderer Vestal Pickle Skipjack Champion Barbadoes Bermuda Jamaica Russell New Granada Cenural Evans Ceneral Evans Evans Mvaus Saarsfield Espartero Cordova Madrid Hilboa Jauregui St. Sebastian Esparteto Dom Carlos Spain Evans Shouldalay Don Carlos Guilelalde Durango Hernani Robert Peel Lord Stanley James Graham Lambeth Palace Boroton Manny Legone Douglas All St. Pancras Beroneh Aid Murphy Hall Auswer DushruTies Highlands Scotland Lord Teignmouth George Sinclair A. Leith Hay Charles Forbes Fox Maule Francis William Ewart Francis William Ewart, M.P Argyleshire Inverness-shire Ross-shire Tighland Orkney Shetland Drake Manchester William Francis Drake Bank of Manchester Stockport New Bailey Clarkson Thabies Macts- Trath Thomas Clarkson Thames Police Brentwood Lord Petre Jie Ray-street Ipswich Ramsgate Hiolden Baker House of Correction H. Wakefield the &H Wakefield Jordan Dock Company London Merk Company Bow-street House of Commons Ric Walter Boards of Guardians J. Russell Canada Roebuck Lower Canada John Russell O'Connell United States of America Ireland Lord John Russel Newfoundland Nova Scotia New Brunswick America Lord John Russell W. Molesworth Fir. Roebuck Sir William Atlantic John C. Hobhouse H. Parnell P. Thomson John Habhouse P. Thompson Sir J. Hobhouse John Hobhouse Grote Mr. Grote Poulter Vernon Smith Peter Borthwick Fry Hume Upper Canzla Glasstone Robert Peal Labouchere Lord Stasley Herod

War News and Local Affairs Highlighted in Cramped Chronicle

The issue reports a new policy for timely Saturday news and notes on Britain New Granada tensions with a blockade off Panama and British diplomacy. It covers General Evans and Espartero, Peel budget hints, and destitution meetings in Scotland, plus local trials and drownings.

Scene in Commons Notes March Debates and Canada Clash

A contemporaneous log describes March sessions in the House of Commons with accounts of a drunken prisoner and an assault in a cell. It details bills on Poor Law inquiry, Canada crisis resistance, Ballot debates, and reform acts, praising some speeches and criticizing ministers and opponents.

Woman Charged After Public Row Over Jealousy

Matilda Burden faced Mr Shutt for assaulting Elizabeth Silliter in Paddington over alleged affair with Burden’s husband. Burden admitted violence after discovering the pair and was ordered to pay 5s.

Wes Birer Matilda Burden Shutt Eyea Elizabeth Silliter Peashell-street Paddington Mr Shutt Defendant Hussey Blue Manker Desfendant

Ireland and Dominican reports and a new Bible type

Reports from Ann Sebastian describe General Chichester of the Spanish Legion danger through influenza with 2000 in hospital. A deputation presented the Irish Address to the King. From St Domingo a Swedish crew massacred aboard a vessel near Petit Tran. The public learns of Gall’s new type for blind printing reducing costs for the New Testament.

BR. Allassrave R. Nagle V. Stuart Thos. Wise Ireland St. Domingo Republic Sial Petit Tran Alain Gall

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