Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

We have pages in Middlesex

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 16, 1845

Page

6

Adourned Inquest Opens On Blackwall Explosion Deaths

The adjourned inquest on the Blackwall explosion deaths was reconvened before Mr. Baker. Witnesses described boiler defects and high steam pressure, with testimony about a safety valve and alterations to machinery. Recovery progress noted for five injured men, while another accident death was reported at Fenwick's Fireworks.

of the Peace Blackwall Baker Jen Crekayne Pry Livink Lowe James Pearce Bernand Browdey Sanyudanontus Dever Mr. Lowe John Farey Guildford Street Russell Square Edward Bell Fever Witners Ted London Wim. Ingledewicke

Forrests Lear and Othello Applauded at Local Theatres

A critical review praises Mr. Forrest in Lear for its imposing portrayal of age and misfortune, noting strong emotion and disciplined acting that redeemed past criticisms. The Othello staging with Mr. Alfred Ormonde and Miss Davenport also earns praise for measured reading and stagecraft, with solid supporting performances.

Patxceas Mr. Forrest Lear Macbeth Forrest Herald Graham Edgar Stirling Cordelia Walton Walter Lacy Granby Brougham Bosum Miss Davenport Desdemona Portsmooth Treatne Distracsion Coxpact 37Th Regiment Gosport Royalty Theatre Portsmouth Aerses Corps Dramatique Henry Reeves Hautle 36Th Regiment Reever Augustus Charles Hobart Royal Sacht Herbert Russell Mannery James Henry Wrythe Messrs Wyatt Hobart Horse Guards Drumy-lane Harrison King Stretton Harley Whitsuntide Robert Wardell Sule Lessee

William Austin judged of unsound mind in London inquiry

A special jury convened at the Sheriffs Court Red Lion Square to assess William Austin, once of Milan now at Blacklands House Chelsea, and long an intractable patient. Doctors report chronic mental infirmity since 1830, with Austin never speaking during transport or in examination, though docile and nonviolent. The jury found him incapable of managing his affairs, enduring unsoundness since September 14, 1841. The case follows ties to the Queen Caroline saga and involves guardians Sir T Wilde and Dr Lushington. Metternich reportedly urged German and Sardinian troop occupation plans for Switzerland.

Winslow Sheriffs Court Red Lion Square William Austin Milan Blacklands House Chelsea Caroline London Bis Austin Walpole Chancery Bar Wizard Lemon T. Wilde Lushington Bret Italy England Newton's Chowne Moore Hospice de Santo Witness E. D. Moore Sutherland Graxcuasp Royal Corporation of the Literary Fund Blanchard St Marylebone Spry G. Daniell Potter Perry Wilson J. Gomm Carter Carr Soden Swaine Railway Department Board of Trade Nolice Whitehall Bedford Birmingham Cambridge Lincoln Direct Norther York Eastern Counties Brandon and Peterborough Hertford Biggleswade Junction Great Grimsby Sheffield Midland Railway Lynton and Peterborough Nottingham Swinton Doncaster Tottenham Farringdon Street Wakefield Pontefract Goole Barnsley Huntingdon Ely Crosle Sneith Hull Gainsborough Yor Leeds Rotherham Bawtry Geinaborough Lincolnshire North Midland Guele Lincunan St. Peter's Sudbury Marucoaca John Foye Division of Whitechapel London Hospital Norwich Itaremy Lovistaxa Sugan Liverpool America United Kingdom Suver Lout‘piana Little Holland House Kensington Carving Fox Charles James Fox Lord Holland Deaton Deusstown War Bairisn Gibraltar Hay France Edward William Auriot Drummond Hay Edward Auriol Drummond Hay Barking Furt Rusnouil Morocco Lyon-office Scotland Louisa Margaret John Thompson Colchester Thomas Sarvanez Bett Sarde Guernsey Thomas Staten, Long York Sands Luig Laland Lee Washington Brantgaine Germanstown West Indies St. Lica Vigie Cornwall Grenada Byron Count d'Estaignes Conqueror Parker la Motte Piegnet Port Reyal Day Martinique Rowley Comte de Guichen Portemu Mary Linwood Mann Brigrave-gate Mrrkietown Leicester Laicester Mercury Suratay Tuernig Matyern Terre Duingtos William Frederick Deacon Eby Bert Othard Deacon Norwinte Fevare Merlantady St. George's Thomas James Royal Oak Monmouthshire Merlin

EPORTING INTELLIGENCE AT TATTERSALLS MEETING

The meeting at Tattersall's Chesham, with debates over yearling and two year old entries, saw Cataract Semiseria and Era draw demand while Winesour and Zanoni drew less interest. Odds fluctuated across events including the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes and Chester Derby coverage. A boxing match and Royal Literary Fund support are noted alongside rail and weather curiosities.

Tattersall W. Scott Jaques A. Johnstone Parry Bell Gully St. Lawrence Meiklam George Bentinck Irwin Ireland WW. Scott Agriculture Mostyn Milton Osbaldeston Soreila Mr. Davis Stradbroke Anson Peel Forth Greville Lord Stradbroke Lord Chesterfield Ferguson Cuthter W. Hill Annandale Old England Coleman Ford Furbes Rwin Theobald Alarm Mentor Clear Pantosa Maid of Orleans Miss Elis

Page of Royal Orders and Mercantile Notices Report

An 1800 era column lists audience events with Her Majesty and ambassadors from the Sublime Porte, appointments of Rev. James Ende Tyler to canon residentiary, consular approvals for Mr. Joseph Gordon and Mr. Robert P. de Silver, and various naval, bankruptcy, dividends, certificates, and partnership dissolutions alongside sequestered sequester notices.

Ducwronaw Patacs Aal Effendi Ambasasdor Sublime Porte Sarm Effendi James Ende Tyler St. Paul London Sydney Smith Forzicy Ovricz Joseph Gordon Jamaica Prussia Robert P. de Silver Port Louis France United States of America North Orkeda Apothecary D. Holdforth Stratford A. Knott Brighton W. Hardlaty Wakefield Yorkshire Whitesmith J. Roberts Liverp Col T. Grimths Llandugwydd Cardiganshire H. K. Stutchbury Theobald's Road Bedford Row Manchester Wigan S. Potter J. Krauss Birkacre Calico W—H. Hardie S. Parsona W. H WT. B. Turner Blackburn E. Sheppard Trent Uley Gloucestershire Clothier W. Kees G. Edwards Wells Somersetshire T. and W. Withell Padstow Cornwall R—J. Hall Wall. End Northumberland J. Tristram Bastions Nottinghamshire Jackson Levis J. Land T. Tabberaer Birmingham Cornfactors R. Light Stoke Upon Trent Newton Derby W. Dettmer Upper Marylebone Street A. Francis W. Davey M. Fravers Flintshire J. Hegginbotham G. Peck aApril L. H. Folger High Street Tech Detisio Slough T. Barnes Bratford Forsted A. Padbury Jan Epsom Grocer Heichinist and Binney Bradford Yorkstore Eolwright, Chidsan,and Co Liverpool Silk mercers—Hillessone Co Bourn, tullets—James and Richmond Saanou Lendrapers Witeher Surrey Canal Bank OL Rent Road Tar Allen and Gong Marabetter Cuthbert and Bailey Stonham Parva Ipswich Leer Brewers Hobert and Lavwrence kerpere—Du Chesterfield Machin Wurst J. Sayer W. Wiggins and Sons Salford Firag W. Higgins Kudkin and Hemmings Paddington Street Weyprouth and Highy Chancery Jane Attormits Dicksons and Laings Wilton Mill Hawicky Tsofarusresands Laing Clarke, Cree, and Co Glagow Tannahitl, Cree, and Co Trinidad T. Roxburgh Smith Lami

Knighthood and Royal Appointments Highlight March Gazette

The March 12 and 14 entries record James Duke of Montrose elected a Knight of the Most Ancient and Noble Order, with knighting at the sovereign's presence. Other items include conferred knighthoods on James Cochran and various foreign and local consular appointments, military promotions, and public notices on marriage licensing and sugar prices, all from royal and governmental notices across Mecklenberg Schwerin to Northumberland.

St. Jamas’s Palace Mare Hin James Duke of Montrose Duke of Montrose Jawiste Paveen James Cochrane Gibraltar M. Bretinr Great Miitan Hix Imperial Nacsa Thetre Romynyas Johe Geen Cardiff Mephen Campbell Newport Grand Dae Mecklenburg Schwerin FL Westenra J. W. Reig Ly Purchase Campbell J. Connolly Ring W. H. Don Bart Connolly Cy P. Johnson Gett W. H. Dene H. H. Poitier Viscount Malden T. W. Woods 3D Foot M'Murda T. G. Souter 4D Foot Colletun Vith Foot St. Hole G. Harding H. Ley Cornet All Saints Thropton Rothbury Northumberland Great Britain Henry Hicksedt Grocer’ Company

Partnerships Dissolved and Scotch Sequestrations Listed

A list of dissolved partnerships includes W Manley and Son coal merchants and J Purdie and Co iron works among many London and regional firms across England and Scotland. The notice also records Scotch sequestrations with dates in March and April for several named businesses and individuals across Glasgow Galashiels Muirkirk and Lochee.

H. W. Carr and Co Liverpool Kenworthy and Taylor Ancoate Manchester Hewitt and Mitchell Melbada Magnus Adams-court Old Broad-Street Robinson Richmond Yorkshre Millers J. Farmer and Son Hereford drapera—Seed and Wilson Preston Pautewaite and Parsons Moreton In Marsh Gloucestershire Sinclair and Whitchurat Princes-street Lambeth Distilere Nuttaland Co Bolton-le-Maora Lancashire H. Corless and Co H. Coriesa Nichols and Gist D. Gibbs and Co Milton-Street Cripplegate

Marriage at St Georgi's Hanover Square

Admiral Edward Walpole Browne of Walmer Kent weds Hautab daughter of the late Robert Ogle of Egiham in a ceremony at St Georgi's Hanover Square. The report notes a formal society wedding with prominent naval and landed gentry connections in early 20th century London society circles.

Gentlemen's Health Treatises on Manly Vigor and Marriage

A crowd of medical and moral pamphlets and books are advertised for solitary indulgence, venereal disease, and marriage health. Offers include Silent Friend, a medical work on infirmities of the generative system, Cordial Balm of Byriacum for debility, and Purifying Essence pills. Authors Parr y and Co and Lucas & Co promote consultations at Oxford Street and Newman Street with fixed fees, and promise restoration of vigor and secrecy.

Goes and Company Lancaster-place Strand Waterloo Bridge London London Morning Journal Goas Edinburgh Phils Glasgow Dublin Morning Journal Dubin Weekly Journal Sherwool and Co Paternoster Porter Griffon-street Dublity Goss Lancaster-price Waterloo-bridge Post Office Ansa R. and L. Perry Strange Faternoster-row Hannay and Co Oxford-street Gordon Leadenhall-street Purklse Compton Street Soho Perry Messrs Parry Price Vaid C. J. Lecas and Co Newman-street Oxford Street Brittain Paternoster-row J. Gordon G. Manell Ring-street Southwark C. Westerton Park-side Knightsbridge Noble Chancery High-street Birmingham W. and Hy Robinson Greenside-street T. Price Damestreet Dublin All Booksellire Bear New Bell's Weekly Messrs. Lucas and Co Brodie and CO Great Cables Street Montague-street Russell-square Brodie Freenth Edicion Js Cd Bodie Chancers-lane Barth Bridges-street Covent Garden Louton Sutton Bingham Cooper Leicester Caldicutt Wolverhampton D'Egville Worcester Jess Northampton Bath Harper Cheltenham Keene Wood Hoberts Derby Ferriss and Score Union-street Bristol Slatter Oxford W. H. Robinson Nunich Medicie Mao Montague Street Rutseth Square Messrs. Brodie and Co Gleer I. L. Coptis and Company Consulting Surgeons Burgess Medical Bookseller Coventry Street Haymarket Hanway Brydgesestreet Mann Cornhill Londons Guest Boull-street Sawler St. Ann's Square Manchester Philip South Castle-street Liverpool Ferris and Score Chronicle Office Gor Chelmaford Independent Press Office Cambridge J. Clancy G. Bedford-row Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Robinson Greenside Street Paton and Love Nelson-street Strachan Aberdeen Curtis Age and Argus Metsrs Curtis and Company Faith Street Soho-Square

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fenwick Hook Regent Street Lambeth Walk Guy's Hospital Payne Cugsten Marquis of Westminster Itt London and Birmingham Railway Birmingham Gazette Kingston Tolworth Surrey Messiseker Fuller Mr. Selfe Wandsworth Connorton Wimbledon Common Cense Binns Plenthe Uukny Ohn Queen Caroline Vienna Prince Metternich Switzerland Nord Confederacy Idse Cursten Davis Ballagh Lord Stanley Armstrong Denny Lord Duke of Richmond Laird o'Cockpen Lintatt Cabin Bay Colonel Cradock Scott Subscription Room St. George's Hospital Sambo Jordan Owen Swifts Horley-common Jem Turver Driscoll Walker Friends of Sun the London Gazettes M. Mansate Nking Department Anguirys M. Mansstatt Bank of Ireland Victoria U. L. Wiexuas Funnel Lewisham Kent Mendre South Weald Essex T. J. Sparks Mating Place Westminster Road T. Cambridge J. Snell New Compton Steert St. Gilea In the Fields W. Ward John’s Row Luke J. Mansfeld Queen's Prison Ailer Vine Cottage Wilner Gardens Hoxton Old Town J. Smith Drury Lane C. Smith Herefordshire Stephens St. Winnow Yeoman E. W. Eversley Lynecombe Widcombe J. Radford Helper Derbyshire J. Sewmards Aslackby Cordwainer J. Mackford Dewdley Worcestershire J. Law Stafordshire T. N Woolard Fenchurch Street Calcutta Glover W. WH. Mitz Mark Lane City G. Wegner Bloomsbury Square W. Meek Southampton J. Thorntran Wigmore Street Cavendish Square S. Hurd Hightreet Rochester China Draper T. Lane V. Smith Rugeley Stamford Money Acrivenor J. Lane Hope and Anchor Inc Redcliff Hretol Victualter H. Ogian Uplywell Street Shoreditch W. Rogers Jn Trevitt Wheaton Aston Lapley Staffordshire T. Rove Nursling St. Smith Alredeen J. Clark Haunawick Cottage City Road Carman H—W Moyes T. Moring Camomile Street Carmen G. Bartlett Wellington Street Goywell Street W. Winkhorn Little Bolton Laishire W. Lutwyche Birminghan Argent Flert Street J. and He Colville Irevehant W. Jones Usk Haen Draper F. Giles Bedford Street Carver J. A. Larke Samuel Lamert Depronu Steexr Benrorp-sqrart Stafford Gazette Wakefield Journal S. Gilbert Stake Tichborne-street Quadrant Regentestreat Onfords Street Chatcery-lane Leadenhall William Whitney Gearing Susart Holborn Middlesea Cuttle and Company William Wilton Bream William Whiskey Gearing Lenton William Magnay Lord Veroe
Search Courier

Search the Weekly Chronicle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Weekly Chronicle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication