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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 06, 1843

Page

6

Prison inspectors report on Newgate pardon delay scandal

In a detailed examination, inspectors condemn Newgate Governor for withholding a royal pardon for S S until after a Sunday, despite clear authority to grant mercy. The chaplain and officers faced questions about interference with the royal prerogative and alleged concealment of communications to ministers and inspectors.

Ree Russell P Rison Rotaid Ater S. S Old Bailey Bee Perisoner Jain Cope Ware Russell Ten Ardon Newgate Werman Wyons Old Bailey Court-House Under‘kinf Hardwicke Ender-Sheriff James S.S Sheriff Hooper Sumer Ttof Ged Committee of Aldermen Perliament E. Tyrrell Ibol Bridewell House of Correction Order

Royal Park rangers salaries in doubt amid royal park transfers

chaotic ledger of 19th century headlines reports funding questions for deputy-rangers Sir Augustus D Este and Mr Stephenson as grazing incomes move to the woods and forests department. probate notices, church and public notices, and a string of court items fill the page including a theatre fire in Havre and local magistrates cases.

Paris Commissioners of Woods and Forests Augustus D'Este Stephenson Duke of Sussex Department of Woods and ‘Forests Kensington Gardens Hyde and St. James’s Parks Baron of St. Pave’s Caurca Wittox-piack Knightsbridge Annance Menta Standard Westminster Hillary WakLey Boowet B. Brodie Aston Key Thompson Branel Bronel North Central East South Paat House of Commons James Graham London King-street St. James's Admiral Bowlea Lord Braybrooke General Camac John Boileau Jer M.P C. William Ogilby Eeq Regent’s Park Penton Earl of Derby Col. Baker W. Stourges Bourne George Dodd Eng Viscount Gage Alexander. Milne Admiral Bristol and Exeter Breambridge Exeter Place du Spectacle M. Fortier Parta Quai Orleans Bassin du Roi Robert Je Diable M. Sortier Aris Theatre Italien Morriam Munpes James Ford Chester Assizes

Horrible Confession of a Mother Murdering Two Infants

Mary Wheeler a 20 year old woman was brought to Queen-square police after confessing to murdering two infants and burning their bodies. Witness Dr Woolmer testified she claimed births at Bottomsley and Gravesend and named a waiter as father of the second child. She was remanded for a week while inquiries continue.

Strichon Justice Wightman John Leyton Ireland Southwark Thomas Phelps Waterloo Road Lesouges Thomas Simons Louisa Ann Ireland Mr. Simons William Coombe Surrey Theatre Baltian Cooke Thej Commissioner Pollock Strand Marylebone George Mankett Petersburg King William-street High-street Bloomsbury Strest Bayswater Glasscock Seargeant Marlborough Street Cockspur Street Pearce Hardwick Neor Sondes Ann Moore Mary Ann Head Clerkenwell Mr. Broughton G Division St. Bartholomew's Hospital Greenwich Moore Head Footscray Kent Bishop London Ruel Bethnalgreen Lambeth Street Piexpgn Orv Mance James M‘lay Royal Sappers and Miners Her Majesty S Ordnance Stores East Smithfield Maurice “Sheedy Euston Square France Denmark Street Union Hall Cottingham Charlotte Heather Deal Therisoner Tamap’ Black Manufactory Mfr Hopcraft Harrowbridge Stratford Essex Park Leonard-street Horeditch Lavender-place Ratcliff Highway Queen-square Mary Wheeler Barefoot Joseph Woolmer Queen’s Row Pimlico Brewer Street Mr. Burrell Bottomsley Lymington Hants Gravesend Mr. Bay Winduill-street Nasi Mr. Woolmer Burrell Tivoli Gardens Edward Wan Pain Tothillfelds Bridewel

Alderman Lovcas Denies Report of Death at Guildhall

A London column denies a rumor that Alderman John Lovcas died on Saturday. It confirms he was well and at Wateringbury yesterday, with plans to attend the Guildhall police office on Tuesday. Other items note a Neath gate theft case, Kensington fires, and inquest on a 95 year old burns victim.

Harp Lane Tower-atrest Alderman Lucas Wateringbury Tetbury Kent Guildhall Reaxcca Neath Welshman Kensington Wright Bedser Doon James-street Kensington-square William Rayne Rayne Storey Sexsincz Poorn-taw Stone Radnage Wycombe Board Aldgate Wycombe Liverpool Albion

Poisonous Nostalgic Cures And Trusty Drops Promote Relief

Advertisements tout Miss Pike powders for epileptic and nervous diseases with claims of safety and ease of use, priced from 2s 9d to 11s, with warnings to verify the engraved supplier name. Halse’s Scorbutic Drops are promoted as blood purifiers with dramatic recoveries and testimonial letters from Devon and Torquay, listing London wholesale agents and urging purchase through any vendor.

Pike Halso W. Matthews Brent Devon Thomas Rollins Plymouth Willam Marraris W. H. Halse Torquay Halse London Hallett H.z. Helborn Prout Strand Barclay and Son Farringdon Street Sanger Oxford-street King Blackfriars-road Ail Schulze and Co King William-street London-bridge

Franks's Capaiba Solution and Perry's Books on Manhood

A Victorian ad piece touts Franks's Solution of Capaiba as an effective remedy with testimonials from Joseph Henry Green and lists prices and cautions about authenticity. It also promotes Perry's Purifying Specific Pills and Cordial Balm of Syriacum, with notes on facility of purchase, consultation hours, and secrecy. The items include multiple medical works on sexual health, restoration from debility, and guidance for marriage, with extensive publisher and vendor listings across London and other cities.

Tranks Joseph Henry Green Royal College of Surgeons St. Thomas's Hospital King's College, London Franks Capaiba United Kingdom Cavation George Franks Blackfriars Ranks Tates R. and L. Perry Parpeens Lacodon Birmingham Perry Messrs Messrs. Perry Berners-Street Oxford-Street London Great Charles N.B J. Cuxtia Iso Messrs. Curtis Old England Essex and Herts Faw Bmesars, Curtis and Company Frith-Street Soko-square Lamon C. J. Lucas & Co Consulting Surgeons Newman-street Oxford Street Brittain Paternoster-row J.gordon Leadenhall-street G. Mansell King-street Southwark C. Westerton Parkside Knightsbridge A. Phillips Field Quadrant Regent-street Haett J. Fryer Westgate Street Bath Davey Broad Street Bristol W. Grant Castlesquare Brighton H. Guy Chelmsford W. and H. Robinson Greenside Street Edinburgh T. Price Dame Street Dublin Lucas Ley Messrs, Lucas and Co

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