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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1846

Page

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Legal Education and the Inns of Court in 1846

A critique of the Inns of Court system for training lawyers, arguing that access to the Bar is too restricted by residence requirements and cost. The author favors private tutoring and extended tutor-led study over lectures, condemning undue monopoly and praising practical chambers work, with notes on forthcoming Commons inquiries and a 80 pound call fee.

Eboet London Oxford Cambridge England Rome Atll Sons of Court Inns of Court Benchera House of Commons Middle Temple Bar Justinian Christ Aeto P.S Hes Tunis Hisnia Malta M.D. Ffrench St. George's Hanover Square Anne Eliza Mary Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Grenville Richard Plantagenet Buckinghamw Chandos Gore Langton Friench Duke of Buckingham St. George’s Church Mr. Ffren Ffrench Anna Grenville Anna Gore Labgton Y. Z House of Comnoys Mr. Disraeli Robert Peel Jonathan Peel Pee Disraeli George Bentinck Colonel Peel Lord George Rous Peel Attrast Lord George Bentinck Reus Aather Hon. Society of Lincoln's Frone S H. Deane Berdmere Compton Tey Cherles Cardwell Edward Kent Karstake Charles Watkins Withiam Henry Wyane Henry C. Burgess

Battersea Tragedy Inquest Third Body Found

Reports detail the Battersea bridge death of seven year old William Clarke. Coroner W. Carter opens inquiry at the Red House Battersea, with evidence from Lambeth witnesses and claims of a woman throwing children from the bridge. Additional notes cover Prince Albert's church stone laying and other royal and political items.

W. Carter Eastman Surrey Central Criminal Court Henry Digge Cottage Place Lambeth Baths Red House Lambeth and Vauxhall Water Works Nine Elm Willista Matthew Clarke Cumbereland Street Chelsea Sarah Cotnworth Hall Battersea Bridge Sie Sam Ape Battersea Superintendent Bicknell Bicknell Jesse Hattams Earl of Besborough Westminster Police Court Prince Albert Seamen’s Dock Street Admiralty London Prince Alfred Buckingham Palace Sir R. Peel Hon Baronet Whitehall Gardens Eisner ExetEn Exeter Lyodhurst Elizabeth England Rome Barnes and Mortlake Sarah Beres Robert Rogers V Division Bavns Paddington Church Asaters Miss Bata Greenwich Paddington

LAW AND POLICE REPORTS FROM LONDON COURTS

Summary of sheriffs court and London sessions with juries delayed by aldermen absences. A piano repair dispute ends with a full verdict for £255. Ilford petty sessions cover a fatality from a labourer beating, and Essex magistrates hear a drunken threat case. Bow Street details a cab assault and property damage, plus a post office robbery remand. Lambeth and Cornwall road fires devastate multiple businesses. Kirk Bramwith murder by a son concludes with a coroner’s inquest verdict of wilful murder.

Sheriffs’ Court J—Nagee Tater Commssioner Tulle Mgr. Ryland Defolie Pliinttt Thamas London Sessions Gibbs Hunter Sir William Magnay Petit Jury Wm. Magnay Alderman Gibbs Kelly J. Key Humphery Hooper Moon Alderman Magnay Moan Mildred Cornhill Lloyd’s Ilford Petty Sessions Crarox Mexpen William Cotton William Howes Eastern Counties Railway Company David Emons Princilla Emons Bill Howes Robert Lancaster Hivo Howes Bill Hawes Charles Ling Marshgate-lane Stratford Martha Fuller County of Essex Thomas Gibson Davis Gibson Cambridge Aecority Bow Street Humphreys Mr. Henry Grand Jy Marylebone House of Cornagetion Perann Chandos Plantagenet Browne Bond-street Wituces Tio Mr. Long House of Correction Weill Southwark Ron Hey John Conolly Cottingham Georgiana Peterson Weston Street Burmondses Tal Snow Charlis Revkotan Longedlane Soreugh Cutrix 143 M Proccutrix Snow's Fields Newgate Weiss Sherrard Street Soho Benjamin Lumley Josephine Weiss de Bourat Ryland Tauchter Mr. Styland Cannerbury Bank George Whitlich Sewell and Cross Drapers Cook Kent Jonathan Witcher Slosne-Street Wych-street Strand France Leamington Coventry Sarah Brown Great New Street Fetter Lane Trinity Church London Brigade England Phoenix Fire Office Boyd Noad Lanbesh C. Davis Abrahams Cornwall Road Lambeth Inspector Carter Murvey Orn Max Kirk Bramwith Doncaster Wm. Knowloon Hig Son Kirk “Bromwith R. Knowlson Robert Alan T St. Mandall Fay York Centre

Pacification of the Punjab 1840 treaty notes and terms

Dispatches from India recount the completion of the Punjab pacification and the Lahore treaty. Sikh army disbanded, indemnity modified, Beas to Indus tract ceded, Lahore lands ceded in perpetuity, Dhuleep Singh pledged protection, and British garrison to Lahore until reform. Documents include conference minutes, durbar address, and the 16‑article peace treaty with Dhuleep Singh.

India Dik Mail Ares Rein Reambay Calcutta Maren Delhi Madras Genrr Qguriastadviers Lahore Srizen Wozver Girolab Singh Lall Siegh Ghoulab Iin Hed Beas Indus Cashineer Hazarah Chumba Ghevlab Singh Lahour Cushmeer Currie Lavone Mancu Scinde Rajah Lael Singh Rajah Gholab Singh Laborarty Tej Singh Government of India F. Currie Bruial Skanjeet Singh Tan Ranjeet Singh Lawrence M'Gregor John Liter Nabarajul Sirdare F. Duaniz Dhuleep Singh Armpits Kent Indies Tha Maharajan Dhuleep Singh Bhare Ram Singh Rejah Lal Singh Sirdar Tej Singh Sirdar Chattur Singh Attareewatla Sirdar Ranjoor Singh Majethea Deewan Deena Nath Fakeer Noorood Deen Ana Maharajah Dhuleep Singh Sutlej Hon Yea Sule

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