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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1846

Page

6

Trial in Chelsea Police Court Reveals Domestic Strife

The case centers on a woman charged with distress amid a family crisis. Witnesses, including relatives, describe a troubled marriage with the husband out of work and the accuser noting domestic tensions. A letter menace to the children surfaces, and the prisoner is committed for trial after testimonies about alleged abuse and hardship.

Disputed railway claim over two guineas a day charge

The case centers on a plaintiff who alleges he was hired to translate and advise for the Southern Counties and Bristol Bath and Dover Direct Line. He charged two guineas a day plus expenses, while the defendant contends the plaintiff overbilled for services as a witness and on maps and plans. The jury must decide whether the plaintiff’s rates were valid and whether any balance is due, with damages sought around £49 to £9 for different lines.

Toxspar Herpara Rewroy Nisi Prius Weatminster Baron Alderson Southampton Manchester Oxford Junction Southern Counties Briato Dover M. Chambers Mr. Cuseck Lush Oxford Bristol Bath Driscoll Cauntiva Baron Alderenn Ile Murdoch Hill Ant Jarais Hedges Bia

Drunk tailor in Whitehall threats to Peel and arrest

A Westminster tailor James Cuthbert was charged with drunkenness and threatening language in Whitehall. Evidence shows he boasted of shooting Sir Robert Peel if imprisoned, was restrained, and bailed after errant remarks and intoxication. Other court items follow in this summary page.

Peel James Cuthbert Tathillatreet Westminster Henry Whitehall John Cregg Whitehall Gardens Robert Pert Sir Robert Thoaigs Reading Chapel-place Fulham-road Switch O'Brian Smith O'Brien Sirobert Peet Hin Raenann Dess Hichard Dunn Isis Augeists Iepeucourt Tor Buckingham-street Strand Heary Barkh Thay Tso Mr. Henry Mreo Henry

Prolonged Bromley inquest over Harriet Monkton case

The Bromley coroner and jury heard a long inquest into Harriet Monkton s death at Verulam Chapel Bromley with testimony from Frances Williams and Thomas Churcher amid reluctance by chapel associates to testify The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder by unknown persons and praised officials including Coroner C J Carttor and Inspector Pearce for their work on the inquiry.

Harriet Moetun Jang Verulam Bromlen Frances Williams Miss Monkton Alan Sud Thomas Churcher Churcher Swarpe Thoma Ani Chureler di Yan Charchers Vane Examinalisa Thoma Churcher Harriet Monkton Thomy Churcher Hackney Mary Milstead Monty Pever Mr. Hodges Ovierwice Misa Williams Bromley Laushier Nicholas Pearce Own Bromles Harriet Mupleton Jobn Joyce Errall Sweeting Beasley Persis Hodges Tal C J. Carttur Pearce Inspector Field Joyce Vncal

Extraordinary assault ends with self-inflicted death in quiet parish

In Hendon on the Hill Caroline Brooks, eighteen, was accosted by a man on Wednesday who demanded a word. After threats and a pistol loaded, he forced a muffled scream, allowed her to rise, and then shot himself. He died within a quarter hour. the try to identify him as Juba Bitchy, ex AGH regiment, twenty seven, from Horsesdown. He had sought a sergeant from Ireland earlier and left a damaged note. Police pursued. remains of a burned woman later found in Ducie Street.

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