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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 14, 1846

Page

7

Religion of the Sirs and Moodkee Incident Reflections

A column surveys the Sikh religion’s origins with Nanak Shah’s reform and recalls Father Francis’s death at Moodkee. It also notes sunspot activity, almanac quips, military goats, Liverpool crime rates, and rapid ship rigging feats. The piece blends religious history, war commentary, and cultural curiosities from the era.

British India Mahomed Nanuch Shah Nanac

Lord Ashley in Bradford on Ten Hours Factory Bill meet

A large Bradford gathering of about 1500 people in Odd Fellows Hall supported Lord Ashley for the Ten Hours Factory Bill. He urged steady perseverance, noted rising clergy and public support, and linked reform to education, morality, and social harmony, while opposing Corn Law impediments and stressing practical hours reduction to ten.

Odd Fellows Bradford Occarijny Lord Ashley W. Walker Justina Pollard W. Morgan J. J. Frost Joseph Firth Keighley England Firth Church of England House of Commons House of Parliament Fielden William Walker Fta Joshua Fawcett Isaac Bottomly T. Sunderland

Murder at Newark inquest verdict of wilful murder

In South Nottinghamshire the body of a young girl was found in the River Trent canal near Newark. An inquest linked William Horner and William Heselby to the drowning, with a jury returning a verdict of wilful murder against both and sending them to Nottingham gaol for assize trial after detailing witness accounts of the night and the alleged acts.

Newand South Nottinghamshire Trent Newark William Horner Atreet Horner Freer Studman-street Moruiing Charles Percy Croft J.eieater William Walker Cantlegate Harner Heselby Ron Clarke Homer William Jane Greaves Witness Stedman Street David Thrall Hawker William Heselby Swan and Salmon Mr. Well Stedmen Street Castle Gate Hodgen’s Dale Grantham Charles Pearce Boots Robert Dale Stedman-Street Bill Barner Bagatelle Halloa Swan and Salmon Yard Hodges's Hall Greatham Castlegate Hoeselby Lok Booter William Heresby Nottingham

Trial of Lt Pym Ends in Acquittal After Duel at Gosport

In Gosport on March 6 a duel between Lt Hawkey and Mr Lanton led to the trial of Charles Lewis Pym on charges of aiding and abetting Hawker in the murder of James Seaton. Evidence centered on Pym’s presence and actions at the scene, including a parcel carried by a marine servant. The court accepted that medical treatment could render a wound fatal only if the wound itself was caused by the inflicting party. The jury acquitted Pym after a rapid verdict, as cheers rang through the town.

Mr. Pym W. Alarah Point Lieutenant Hawkey Sallyport Gosport Mr. Hawkey Giosport Stoke's Bay Pym Seaton Justice Erle Cockburn Cochkurn Stewart Hawkey James Allen Haslar Hospital Liston Express Wes Air Cockburo Sweale Gordon Wesley Morrison Deacon Driller Henrys Irving Portamouth ‘Division of Marines George Hotel

Andover Poor Law inquiry and Parker resignation questioned

A House motion proposes appointing a select committee to probe the administration of the Poor Laws in the Andover Union and the Workhouse. An amendment seeks inquiry into the conduct of the Poor Law Commissioners and ex Assistant Commissioner Parker regarding two Andover investigations and Parker’s resignation call. The division yielded 92 to 69 in favor of the main motion with many notable peers and MPs listed among ayes.

Andover Union Etwasll Poor Law Commissioners Parker Andover

North Notts Exectiox and political notes in London

Nottingham results show a Lord Bentinck majority of 1,523 over Lord Lincoln. Lincoln denies authority for nomination and hints at contest possibility. Other items report New South Wales prosperity, railway receipts across regions, and various medical and promotional notices from London publishers and societies.

North Nottingham Lord Bentinck Lord Lincoln George Raweon Bailey Dublin Mail Orange Lord New Treasury Captain Carnegie Baillie India Sydney New South Wales Unitgsp Service Institution Whitehall Major Shadwell Lord Eilenborough H. Raper R.N Fila.s M. H. Sweny H. G. A. Taylor C.B W. ND. Cleland H.E.L.C.S Henry Godwin Robert Barnewell E. Sabine R.A T. Kensh Bromley Swan Tavern

Gambling odds and a pedestrianism match report

The column lists horse names with betting odds from bookmakers such as Lord G Bentinck and Colonel Apaon and notes no bets on The Pressier. It also reports a Saturday morning pedestrian match where Wallace of Kensington ran over several bridges starting at Vauxhall and finishing at London Bridge in one hour ten minutes.

Tattersall Moxnar Jane Goodwood Rope Borna Clumsy Brocardo Tibthorpe Humdrem Malcolm Poynton Sting Iago Esten A. W. Hill G. Bentinck E.R. Clark Thompson Hope Wolfenden Miss Burns Heaseltine Fitzallen George Bentinck Waller Columban Copeland Arthur Merklam Hargrave Gully Densy General Shubrick W. Scott Ramsay J. Hawley Weatherall Wrnford R. J.ainstyn Anton Humdrum Malcolm Daxa Manchester Teexspay Salopian Mertis Agat Brocardo J. Gerard Lord Howth Nerry Hesseltine E. R. Clarke Worley Columbus Curtis Anc J. L. Curtis Strange Paternoster-row Burgess Medical Bookseller Coventry-street Haymarket Hannay Oxford-street Mand Cornhill London Guest Bull-street Birmingham Sawler St. Ann’s-square G. Philip South Castlee Liverpool Hobson Market-street Leeds Alles Long Dnp Sotire Essex and Herts Mercury Contin Navac Military Gazette Custis Ongley Roderick G. Pestack Mr. Davies Hargedve Wetherall Apaon'é Martext Ifapat Moatyu Osks Wallace Kensington Wix Bridges Vauxhall Surrey Westminster Bridgee London Bridge

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