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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 21, 1846

Page

6

Boiler Explosion Leaves Two Dead in Northridge Foundry

A boiler in Bethel Hanson’s Northgate foundry exploded around 5:30 PM, blasting through two rooms and into adjoining houses. Hanson and his book-keeper Dan Taylor died after severe injuries. The blast damaged multiple homes, with a seven year old boy Abraham Hoyle severely injured. a coroner’s jury attributed the disaster to a steam boiler bursting from lack of water.

Northridge Ent Cross Hills Halifax Bethel Hanson Foundry Street Northgate Job Brooke B. Hansen N.E Hanson Recktaal Mr. Hanson Dan Taylor Haneon Grove Street Pollard Mr. Pollard George Street John Hirst James Mr. Hirst Winding Road Thompson Abraham Hoyle Taylor

A Column for the Curious on Protection and Politics

A historical column appeals to England's merchants manufacturers and farmers to unite for general protection of British industry. It laments treachery in government and urges swift organization of protection societies across counties, calling for leaders and broad civic resolve to defend the nation's soil and economy.

Lonpos March Buret Great Britain Hambler England Athend Nottinghamshire Friends of Protection Newcastle P.S

Murder trial at Kildare Assizes ends with acquittal

In Caragh case James Quigley faced trial for the murder of Patrick Donnelly. Evidence centered on an accused aiders and an approver recounting a planned robbery and shooting near a gravel pit. After cross examination the jury returned not guilty on the murder charge. The gaoler announced a separate sentence of fifteen years transportation for prior robbery, which the Chief Justice welcomed to remove the prisoner from the country.

Kildare Manca DonnelLy James Quigley Patrick Donnelly Caragh Francis Reilly Mr. Gorman Cehin Blanchardstown

Court of Bankruptcy directs winding up of Forta Marine Insurance

In a Forties era session, Mr Lever representing the bankrupt Forta Marine Insurance Company sought directions for future proceedings. Commissioner Fonblanque prepared an order directing William Cook and Lewis Mackinnon, creditors’ assignees, to petition the High Court of Chancery for full winding up, just distribution, and payment of costs, with Lawrance pressing for a copy of the report to the Board of Trade. The judge reserved ruling on costs and awaited broader statutory context while further examination of the bankrupt’s accounts was adjourned for ten days.

Court OF Bankruptcy Tvesmy Tur Basksurvey Forta Masine Insurance Lever Fonblanque Lawrence Forth Marine Insurance Company William Cook Lewis Mackinnon High Court of Chancery Master of the Rolls Commissioner Fonblanque Lawrance Fou Dlangue Costa Fonbianque Gillett

Woman in male attire loiters near Union Club charged

A young man named John Travers dressed as a woman faced a loitering charge after being spotted near the Union Club house before Mr Hall. He denied threats and claimed a Greenwich bet inspired his public masquerade, bail set at £25 with two sureties of £25 each for six months good behavior.

C Division Piccadilly Abraham Lyons Moses Hart William Hemtings Richard Preed Henry Scott Merk Wincecome Charles Forest James Allen Edward Kelly William Cuyln H. Mains J. Smith Hardwick Mr. Ballantine Nicholas Pearce Coventry Street Haymarket Gaid Ballantine Thomas Wilkiveon George Bruen Tulip I John Wells Charles Nott Bury Street Hughes Wells Bank of England West End Mexper Martie Jennings Mary Murray Elizabeth Tye George’s Yard Golden-lane St. Luke's Sarah Angeline Hewett Martin Mr. Greenwood Elizabeth Tre, Junior Julia ‘Waldron George's Yard George's J. B. Mather Price Station John Morgan Bohil J. Hayes Albion Place Clerkenwell Hayes Mr. Combe Mr. Hayes Mrs. Hayes Mr. Mellett John Jane Moore Bingham Eliza Alien Britannia Horton Miss Allen Lambeth Loreesick Henry Joseph Albert Apps Lion-street New Kent Road Apps Alen Mary Jones Father Mathew Gerebn Wich Exmaororxany Gasz W. H. Bungard Jeremy Caroline Bailey Eltham Commissioners of Police Nattalieu Rebecca Evans Davenport Misa Bailey

Libel Charge Against Editor of the Nonconformist

Michael Gathercole, clerk, sues Mi all for damages over a libel published in the Nonconformist accusing him as vicar of Chatteris Isle of Ely. The court hears that the article referred to him as notorious and apostate and attacked his character as a clergyman, with defenses about press right to criticize public figures and accusations of simony. The jury awards £200 in damages.

Michael A. Gathercole MIALL Norfotx Cracuit Chatteria Cambridge Southwark William Molesworth Gathercule Gathercole London Basile Gathercet Chatterie Nebuchadnezzar Ely Adders and Rata Doubtloss Gonzalo Chatteris Byles Mr. O'Malley Temple of Liberty Serjeant G. Fox L.S. EB Baron Parke Giacredit Odium

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