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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 09, 1846

Page

5

Victory for liberal cause on the second reading

A London report states the majority on the second reading in the peers will reach 34, safeguarding the bill in committee and marking a major political win for liberal allies. It notes discreet praise for Liberal attendance and criticizes Cochrane's camp, with further coverage of social events and stock market concerns.

Tast Cotes Paris Chamber of Deputies Dijon Muthausen Doubs Ognon Chamber of Peers Chstearoux Limoges Bec-d'Allier Clermont Centre Bordeaux and Cette R. Peel Baronet Bed London Vincennes Ibrahim Pacha Duke de Nemours Duke de Montpensier Vincennen Lucerne General de Sonnenberg Peter John Buschlmann France Mapnip Madrid Curunas Tuy Pontevedra Vigo Rubin de Celis Neuron Villalonga Lugo Z'Espagnol Cortes Isturitz Spain Narvaez Lmws Queen Christina Ferdinand VII Corporation of Limerick O'Connell Repeal Association Smith O’brien O'Brien Court of Query Bexcu Pruay Lord Denman Frise Hannon-Noad John Price Hermitage-Street Harrow-road Paddington Holborn Alderman Hooper Guildhall Cange Bartlett's Sun Fire Office Blair

The Poisoning Case at Bromley Verdict

The Bromley inquest into Harriet Monkton deaths after long probe at Swan Inn ends with a verdict of wilful murder against unknown persons. Coroner cites chapel connections and praises Carttar, Fiott, Scott, Pearce, Field and Joyce for their roles in the prolonged inquiry.

Swan Inn Bromley Harriet Monk Top Verulam Chapel Bromky Frances Williams Misa Monkton Thomas Churcher Churcher Carttar Thomas Charcher Witneey Mr. Sharpe Barriet Avery Mrs. Hopperton Harriet Monkton Hackney Mary Milsteed Mr. Hodges Miss Williams John Joyce Field Carpenter Kent Verrall Swesting Beasley Hodges C.J. Carttar James W. Fiott Scott Pearce Tospector Field Joyce

Extraordinary outrage and death by own action in Chelsea

A woman Eliza Clark aged 24 from Cumberland Street Chelsea is charged with throwing her three infants from Battersea Bridge into the Thames on Saturday afternoon. Eyewitnesses describe her distraught behavior and attempts to drown herself afterward. One child was rescued, another died at the Adam and Eve, and a third remains missing as a coroner adjourns the inquest.

Chester Mr.g. H. Moore Mr. Mostyn Phoenix Sir J. Gerard St Lawrence Vol au-Veut Ruff Roderick Polish Lady Wildair Pedometer Miss Burns Vitula Billy Purvis Sir Henry Baron Corranna Sweetmeat Glosey Queen of Tyne Little Hampton Roper Plandit the Magnet Best Bower Yuberstress Intrepid Redstregk Petit Morceau Mermaid Finvaragh Valerian Punch Flehowlagh Connaught Ranger Hope H. Benonett John Scott Jockies St. Lawrence Vol Au Vent Carranna Inheritress Queen of the Tyne Redetreak Beck Mies Burns Notsy Queen Miss Byrne Redstreak Hun Tiffony Fort Thoradey Caroline Brooke Hendon On-The- Hill Muckiog Cracknell Hammond West Tilbury John Towell John Bibby 46Th Regiment Tan Horsleydown 46Th Ths Place Ireland Weaiminaler Eliza Clark Cumberland Street Marlborough Road Chelsea Burrell Thames Batternea Bridge Ames Perryman Duke Street Battersea Bridge Smneak Jesse Hatten Wandsworth Batterewa Bridge Mr. Burrell Witnees Thomas Fordery Wansborough Robert Woolgar Earl of Besborough Dixon Battersea Abe Richard Champ Wellington-street Manor-street Kings' Road Champ Chelsee Clark Police T. Wakley M.P Duke-Street Jane Clark Hawkings James Richard Clark No. 7 Constitution Public Churton Street Vauxhall Bridge Road William Matthew Emma Ineas Jhe James Perryman Reeves Thomas Fordrey Wither Bicknell Hinchin Jesse Hammond Gattersea Bridge Brien Serjeant 20 V Mr. Wakley Ir. Burrell Wakies James Clarke Andrew Mackaratie V Division Milman's Row King’s Road Beaofort Street Westminster Taylor Barrell Chelaea Mr. Taylor Eliza Garman Mandr Row Queen Street Chelses Ape Emme Jape Mr. Borrell Ah Bickned

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