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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 17, 1844

Page

5

Scrofula and its treatment in Tyler Smith's work profiled

A critical review discusses Dr. Tyler Smith and his views on scrofula or King's Evil. It covers the disease as a broad constitutional issue, warns against mercury, praises iodine, and explains royal touch's mental and physiological influences.

Tyler Smith London Churchill, Vapageatreey Soho England Edward the Confessor Anne Charles Whitehall Charles the Queen Anne

Trafalgar Square and its new designs draw mixed verdicts

The Sketcher surveys Trafalgar Square as scaffolding comes down and the Bailey statue nears completion. Criticism targets balance and base details while lamenting the dominance of Roman revival style and urging a return to Elizabethan or Gothic influences in public architecture.

Punch Exchange Parliament Bailey St. Martin's Church St. James’s Park Kensington Gardens Temple-gardens Fouqué Kibleborn Undine Hulbrand Trafalgar-square National Gallery Chantrey George the Fourth Buckingham Palace Barry Neptune C. &cc Cockspur Street Fun George the Third Mons Louis Tournaire Astley’s Hogarth Charles the First James the Second Grinlin Gibbons Metropolis Whitehall Gardens St. Germains Europe James Monument St. Paul's Northumberland-house James the First Morley’s St. Martin’s Church College of Physicians

Murder of Brighton Chief Officer of Police in 1830s

Amid great town excitement at Brighton, Solomon the chief officer of police died after a prisoner struck him with a poker in his office. The prisoner John Lawrence was committed for trial for wilful murder at Lewes Assizes, with evidence detailing the sequence from arrest to the fatal blow and Solomon’s final death.

Great Western Steamship Company BrisTol Princes Street Great Western Liverpool Dock Company Great Britain Tom Thuus Tom Thumb Clerkenwell Messrs Baker's Row Messrs. Oliver Chocolate Manufacturers Providence-place J. Penn Little Warner Imperial Brienton Soloman Solomon Brighton Major Allen John Lawrence Barnden Collins, Draper St. James’s Street Mr. Upperton S. Slight Mr. Solomon Sir G. Westall Slight Prizoner Edward Butler Mr. Alger J. Baldey Cordy Burrows Cordy Burrows. Mr. Solomon Baldey Salomon Battley Beys Upperton House of Correction Lewes Lewes House of Correction Henry Solomon Tunbridge Wells Speldhurst Kent Wells Barknaton Town Hall

Trial of Thomas Dowling for Gatchell murder resumes at Tullamore

The King’s County assizes hear further crown witnesses. Dowling’s counsel, Mr M Donough, argues for the prisoner as the jury retires to consider the verdict. Dowling faces a death sentence as the judge denounces vigilantism and the law’s reach. The scene includes dramatic courtroom solemnity and poignant family distress.

Munver GatcheLl Thomas Dowling King's County Assizes Tullamore M‘donough Seurt Fara Woo Wiey Royal Artillery Pravel Royal Arsenal Gummer Norwood Cochrane Dyson 7Th Battalion Uxfort Tuiste West Middlesex “Association Larkin West Middlesex Association Peter Laurie John Wilson Holt Wilson Churchill Longford Gale Rabbits Crawford Palmer Darnsley Junction House of Commons Barnsley Junction Manchester and Sheffield Railway Company Manchester and Sheffield Manchester and Leeds Sheffield Manchester and Leeds Manchester Chesterfield North Midland Birmingham Derby Gloucester Eastern Counties Edinburgh Glasgow Great Western Grand Junction Paisley Ayr Great North of England London London and South Western Blackwall Greenwich Brighton Croydon Liverpool Hull Associated Midland Counties Northern Eastern Nourth Midland Newcastle Carlisle Paris Rouen Orleans York S. Eastern Dover

Letter to Cotton Twist from Philo Twist on Reform

A sharp critique targets Government Debt relief and Lord Worsley’s Enclosure Bill. The author denounces reduced duties and stock payoff schemes as theft from small investors and widows. He attacks the Money Power and defense of the Poor, urging resistance to policy seen as redistribution toward the rich.

Times Cousin Cobden Lord Brougham Lord Worsley Goulburn Bobby Jame George Mr. Goulburn

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