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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 21, 1846

Page

5

Town and Gown riot trial in Cambridge courts

John Freestone faced trial for assaulting Arthur Walsh during the March 7 confrontation between gown men and townsmen in Cambridge. Witnesses from Trinity College and the police testified to blows with a staff and bludgeons, while defense argued the town’s crowd fuelled the violence. The jury found Freestone guilty. sentencing due Wednesday.

Noprook Canunipar John Free Aiute Arthur Walsh Serjeant Byles O'Malley Burcham Desda Arivur Waisa Jui Walsh Trinity College Rose Crescent Crescent Trinity-street Trinity-atrert Trinity-gates Colcege Freestone Edward Bridgman Trinity Street St. Julio’s Street Cambridge W. Willems Herbert Jones Watch Committee John James Smith Dains College Crowfoot Fem Thomas Crowfoot Caius Mr. Smith John Whittaker Porter Mr. Nicholson Mr. Bruce CrerseXauized Nicheleon Nose Olthers Hirmo Re.exawinrd Crowé Rezcrat Trey Mr. Walsh Tas King Burchem Willam Arnold Trinity Gate Brouk Becauer Ecemian Gus Rowteogen Tras Crese Tsien Jenee Fletcher Wey Jolly Pond Sant Eyles Reran Parke Estay Halfun-Hoor Byles John Freestone Walsh Ince

French Chamber rejects Remusat motion on deputies placemen

Latest intelligence reports the French Chamber of Deputies rejected M. de Remusat’s proposal on deputies placemen by 232 to 118. M Thiers’ speech in the chamber described as stirring, aimed at reviving opposition unity and influencing the next assembly.

M. Thiera M. ‘Thiers M. Thiers Samogitia Deutland Prague Augsburg Tru Breslaw Russia Voss Keesigsburg Ortelsbourg Poland France Europe Struggie National Paris Journaler Jeter Vienna Austrian Galicia Cracow Carpathian Mountains Tarnow Pilyno Dembica Baron Krivg Secret Police Oregon Cambris London Paris Algeria Abd-el-Kaderan Orleans Rouen Havre Great Northern Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes and Montereau Basle Champoux Diappe Paris and Strasburg Tours and Nenies Paris and Lyons Spepish

Death by own action amid wrecks of Great Liverpool steamer Queen

The Queen from the Peninsula with mails and passengers brought distressing news of Captain McLeod of the Great Liverpool dying by his own hand after the passengers left for Corunna. The ship reached Cork/Valencia area with about 90 persons aboard, and the wreck of the Great Liverpool is total with valuables ashore mostly taken by locals. Lieutenant Williamson of the Admiralty agency is dangerously ill at Corunna. Captain Russell’s humane conduct towards the passengers is praised as crowds greet arrivals at local hotels.

Mapaio Narvaez Paris Robert Peel Commons Eat Kom Great Britain Corporation Watermeis Steam Packet Company Blackfriars Pic Watermen Woolwich Greenwich St. Paul's Wharf Waterman Eauty Crosixe Meteopoliten Deapera’ Association Mechanica’ Foatitution Southampton Holborn Wyse Maxcuzsren Manchester Munpenann Suicipe Caxusevent Piilarite Horesu Cart M‘leod Liverpool Sophanotox Peninsular and Oriental Company Queen Russell Gibraltar Cadiz Lisbon Oporto Vigo Hs Corunna Great Liverpool M-Lead Coruuna Hoebes Williamson Admiralty Tien Coranns England Lispox Chamber of Deputies Rome Theas Lutweld Roma Journala Juan Duke of Wellington Bank of London Grande Vianna Thoreday Swan Tavern Bromley Barrett Hishiop Rochester Bromley-palace Thomas Scott Games Trinity Street Southwark Rose Dr. Games Scull Mr. Games Clara Churcher James Churcher Kate Anne Cunningham Churchera Humas Churcher Decéewerd Bromley Poate Hume Cartini Beeziey Sfernoon Times Evy Carter Kent Browley Joyce Letterman Harrien Arundel Harriett Abe Examinaton Jane Cooper Alfred Elliott Dariford Bromey Thomas Churcher Awear Thomas Doxcarstzz Munpgx Fierre Renard Mallet John Mikew Netherbury Hodges Slade Eti i Kitty Dorsetshire Palmer's Public House West Clifton Bridport Roper Rope Ruper Chilcott Mw Moise Biddlecomb Uiser Wittess Theo Lunce Hart Leold Pia Doutt Linde Justice Erle Erle Drukos

Morpeth execution follows parricide murder case

A detailed report describes the 1846 Morpeth scaffold execution of Ralph Joicey for murdering his father. It notes his calm demeanour, the chaplain's prayers, and his long confession detailing poison purchase and delivery. The surrounding Bromley inquiry into related letters and testimonies is also summarized.

Ralph Joicey Morpeth T. Finch Morpeth Prison Wm. Creighton Portland Aras Tritlington Heim Turo Ralph Jokcery Walter Weallem Ralph Sunalay America Dickinson John Wigham Marprth Hy Hag Roy Brunton Apain Anrn—Raten Joicey Thomas Taylor

Vivid Coastline Storm Picks Up Weasel Flight From Channel

A fierce southwest gale drives many weasels from the Channel as ships anchor off Waenor and St. Berry Head. The Nehant from Ghent, with 150 emigrants including 50 children, runs aground near Berry Head. locals and Rev. Lyte open fires and shelter, while coast guards aid and passengers are landed safely.

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