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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 11, 1844

Page

7

Somnambulism and a Crime Tale Unearthed in Bristol Monuments

A curio column pieces together an 18 year old somnambulist from Syra who writes a perfect essay in sleep and solves cards while dreaming. It then shifts to a churchyard discovery in Bristol with ancient monumental effigies, followed by a satirical home life piece and a long, detailed court narrative about Augustus Dalmas and his daughters amid a crowded Wandsworth scene.

Spyrns Syra Black Sea Edwards Tyler Smith ST. Stephen's Interes Church Bristol Onda John Shipward Barrett Camden Nerthant Barrit Tharever Edward IV Grosea Antiquities Edward TV Gazelle

Surrender of the Battersea murder suspect Dalmas

Augustus Dalmas surrendered himself to police in Marylebone Lane claiming he did not cross Battersea Bridge. He admitted being with Mrs Macfarlane at a public house and discussed family matters, insisting his daughter Charlotte would be the sole truthful witness.

Marylebone-lane Bicknell Haynes Detective Police Cumming Chelsea Melman Wandsworth Battersea Bridge Wandsworth Police Court Superintendent Bicknell G. Clive Bolden Augustus Dalmas Ellen Gibson Macfarlane Mr. Clive Sergeant Cumming Wells Broadsteel Bloomsbury Clive Charlotte Augusta William Connor Battersea-bridge Connor the Swan Augusta Dalmas Charlotte Dalmas Conner Waxaundsworth Dalmas Augustus Dailmas D Division of Police Marlebone Lane Augustus Daimas Bancor Justice Coleridge Jervis Q.C Bangor Phillips Coventry Lord Mayor's Court Anderson City of London D. W. Wire W. H. Ashurst Exchequer Court Banco Catherwood Lord Abinger Abbott Beyrout Syria Barstow Oglé Exchequer Chamber Price Lunp Nisi Pring White, Cross-Street Finchley-coramon Mansion House William Henry Drover Dorey and Co Oxford-street Martin Manchester Wwarehouseman Guiterlune Newgate Guildhall Henry Dawkins Ann William Buxon W. Swainton Wood Street Cheapside Swainston Kingsland Buxton Ry Lane Hoxton Dawkins Alderman Kelly John Thorpe Hindle Jane Thorpe Broughton Royal Marines Blackwall Lambert N Division Hexion Clerkenwell Farrel London Greenwich Fair Kent-road Vine Waterloo-Bridge Thomas Wise Cottingham Waterloo Place Waterloo Bridge Wooar Eli Ludgate Hill Mr. Onslow Claverdon Warwickshire

Discovery of an illicit still at Edmon ton

Police seized an underground still complex at a cottage near Barrowwell green Edmon ton. Three illicit stills, tubs and butter casks were found with underground pipes to two ponds. Neighbours had suspected alcohol production for eighteen months. Three men a woman and a boy were present but not arrested.

Epsorton Barrowwell-green Edmonton Mann Excise Mellish Iia Gustave Couespel Jersey Couespel

Royal pageant and retrenchment mark 1830s court notices

Royal establishes retrenchment in palace finances as the Isle of Wight plan unfolds. A eight foot white marble statue by Mr Lough is planned for the Exchange center. Duchess of Portland dies at Welbeck Abbey. deaths and wills of notable figures are announced. London crime and court rounds cover arrests, bail, and trials amid a busy week.

New Exchange Lough Murray Avere Lord Jursey Isle of Wight Robert Peel House of Commons England Duke of Saxe Taz Gloucestzen Gloucester House Emperor Nicholas Holland Russia Windsor Court Journal Royal Academy Prince Albert Duchess of Etty Maclise Comus Turner Patten Count D'Orsay Academy Duke of Portland Marquis of Litchfield William and Henry Bentick Charlotte Evelyn Teniton Howard de Walden Mary Henrietta Bentick William Beckyorp Duchess of Hamilton Bath Mr. Lindsay East India House Lord Ellenborough Henry Hatford Sir Henry Halford Wistonhall Leicester Doctors’ Commons Henry Halford Marquis of Bute General Assembly Church of Scotland Greece M. Mavrocordato Royal George Mansfield Union Greenwich Hospital Honourable Society of the Inner Temple Alexander Heslop Thomas Vance Henry Williams Hodgson Charles Fitzgerald R.N Gambia M. de RoraschiLp Bayonne Madrid M. de. Rothschild British Association For the Advancement of Science York Mary Farley Milbank Drury-Laavee Jersee Bunn Balfe Opera Comique Galignani Missy Kexty Tobin Charles II Middle Temple Willis Art U.iows Rachel France Groom Clapham Rise Dresden Saxony Tharandt Count de Seckendorf Baron de Wender Royal Forest Freyverg Mary M‘hardy Gace Chelmsford Springfeld M'Hardy Malvina Chelmer M‘hardy Misa Gace Chelmsford Chronicle Raulway

Stirling's Stomach Pills Endorsed By Public Demand

Verbatim advertisement extols Stirling's Stomach Pills as a cure for stomach and bowel disorders including indigestion and nervous symptoms. Claims fast relief, improved liver and blood circulation, and suitability for all ages. Produced by J W Stirling Whitechapel with varying box prices and government stamp engraving urged.

J. W. Stirling Whitechapel Stiring

From Birmingham to London Medical Advertisements

A set of Victorian era medical advertisements promote sexual health cures and books. Notable items include The Silent Friend by Perry and Co and Cordial Balm of Syriacum. There are mentions of purifying pills, consultation fees, and multiple London and Birmingham selling points.

Birmingham London R. and L. Perry Strange Paternoster-row Field Quadrant Regent-street Phillips Oxford-street J. Gordon Leadenhall-street Guest Bull-street Perry Penny Berners-Street Samuel Lamert Sergeon Dedford-Street Bedford-Squart University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Manchester Chronicle La’Mert Bedford-street Bedford-square

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