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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 25, 1843

Page

7

Earthquake shocks felt across Liverpool and surrounding towns

A damaging but non fatal quake was felt at about one o'clock this morning across Liverpool, West Derby, George's Dock area, and extending to Man chester and Preston. Reports describe two distinct tremors lasting several seconds, rattling windows, doors, and beds, with observers including town clerk Whitty and police at George's Dock reporting movement. No serious structural damage or lives lost. sightings extend to Liscard Egremont and the Cheshire shore with rail and vessel effects noted.

Radcliffe West Derby Richard Radcliffe Ce Ots Epportopante Whitty Albert Dock Nake Mr. Whitty George's Dock-Bridge Canning Dock Kirkand House of Correction Amos Appleton Mathie Gibbs, Bright, and Co Mulberry-street Brick Street David Wilson Bronwin Cheshire Wyrall Peninsula Wallasey Pool New Brighton Seacombe Egremont Liscard Wallesey, &c Parkside Manchester Wigan Warrington Preston West India Livepool Liverpool Ben Nowere Glasgow Isle of Man Tlaes Francr Paria Chamber of Deputies Guadaloupe Valparaian Pomare Otaheite Society Islands du Petit Thouars France Paris Havre England Posercinditts Spaix Mapeip Cooke Council of Ministers Lisbon Monsieur Lesseps Barcelona Sweden Chevalier Lesseps Europe Stockholm Naples Petersburg Constantinople Monaco Howover John Taylor Taylor Clifford Torres Isabella Bird Islands Gipsy Somersetshire Tomatin Charles Hardy Haggerstone Coral Sharpe New York W. Bell United States Atlantic Maranham Atacalema Bell Ardent Acadia Hoskins German Place Rowland Devonshire-place F. H. Gell Hardwick Hangleton Earl of Aberdeen Foreign Office Chamber of Commerce Dundee Lord Aberdeen H. W. Addington Newgate Bailey Cope

Suppression of Cruelty to Dogs Movement Grows

The piece notes unease over proposed changes to dog treatment laws. It mentions plans to petition Parliament against further restrictions, arguing the existing law in the metropolis harms dogs and could drive many to madness as Shiney nears.

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Inquest on Hart Street child ends natural death verdict

An inquest at the Woolpack Hart Street Copplegate investigated a male child born February 27 at 29 Monkwell Street to Elizabeth Keene. Witnesses showed the infant, eight months gestation, failed to feed and died in three days due to imperfect development. Coroner’s censure of sexton and gravedigger followed an unregistered burial, but the verdict remained natural death.

J.S. Trelawny H. Vincent Trelawny Bedford Hotel J. S. Trelawny C. Calley Havingeen Thorne Farre Hancock Soden Peter Thomas Johnson Elizabeth Evison Croft Wainfleet G. D. Kent Johnson Upton Tettenhill Burton-upon-Trent Stamford Mercury Caanceny Swissz Lorp Lowmer C. Wetherall Suisse Colley Shropshire Montgomeryshire Bernard Colley Posenhel Shiffoal Messrs. Macmichael and Co Hankers, Bridgnorth Cone Charter-house London Tur Toanets Tunnel Duke of Wellaston Isambard Branel House of Commons Britain Ireland Oxford Cambridge Sea University of London Scotland Royal Irish Academy Royal Hibernian Academy Royal Dublin Society Belfast Academical Society British Museum Establishment Ditto National Gallery Museum of Economic Geology Postic Works Buzipines Trafalgar Square Holyhead Road Harbour SaLanizs Expgnses Postic DurantMests Houses Parliament Treasury Home Department Privy Council Office Office Lord Privy Seal State Privy Council Law Axp England Queen’s Remembrancer's Office Court of Exchequer Parkhurst Dutto Pentonville Milbank Bethlem Hospital Dublin Bermuda Gibraltar New South Wales van Diemen’s Land Court OF Review Loap Hustixo- Tower Lord Unting Tower Anon Lord Huntingtower J. Russell Sir III Knight Bruce Westminster Court OF Requests Bunn Coventarden Theatre Bann Mansion House Comittat Stevenson James Stevenson R. Peel C. Marshall Farncombe Maule Victoria Secretary of State John Right Jerusalem Alexander Johnson David Israel God Dr. Johnson Daniel Stevenson Lochwinnoch Mr. Stevenson Ain Christ Guildhall Unanc Patrick Doyle Alderman Musgrove Ellen Doyle Ellen M‘quevnthe Royal Exchange Milton-street Cripplegate Liverpool Sparay Newgate Danise Roarmny Fleet-Street Thomas William Sharpe Brixton Daniel Forreater Bow Street Henry Green Hoxton Twyford Charles Herper Thornton Detective Force Ito Fetarper Finnbury-square Arylebone Jarimous Asaavrt Long Homerrow New Road Hyde-park-gardens Clerkenwell St. Paraier St. Patrick Carey St. Giles's China Greenwood Sineunan Deara Mr. Crane Allecen Frances Smith

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