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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 17, 1846

Page

2

Not Guilty verdict in Greenwich murder trial fragment

A lengthy jury trial concerning a male prisoner accused of murdering his child concluded with a Not Guilty verdict. The judge criticized counsel transitions and noted the female prisoner faced no direct charge. Testimony covered poisoning suspicions, incest, burial of the infant, and arsenic discussions, with Amelia Richardson confirming a coffin scene and burial details.

Bodkin Willian Anne Maria Richardson William Reynolds Wond Marasmus Mr. Clarkson Ier Baron Alderson Ormond Jones Greenwich Sacob Paterson Stephen Turner William Sturton Baron Kearsey Corney Observatory Croas Weston-street Theodore Horatio Richardson George Wilson Abe Pocklington Yorkshire Clarkson John Drake Ffinch London Mr. Sturton Weaton-street William Annie A. R Billy Wenton-street A. M. Ricuarnsox P.S Mr. Clark Amelia Richardson Ashe Ballantine Huddlestone Clark Bramwell Bar-Rister Wakeling Clerkenwell Messrs Lewis and Lewis Court of Queen's Bench Wakley M.P Rolls Arms Rolls Buildings Chancery-line London Parcels Delivery Company Wingmore-whreely Cavendiah Square Dodus Image Cottage Holloway London Parcels

Metropolis notes on Post Office inquiry and pensions

The General Post Office investigates alleged insubordination among letter carriers and sub-sorters after unrest over pay and duties. Proceedings occur in Mr. Peacock’s room with limited witnesses, while East India stockholders grant pensions to Lord Gough and the Governor General of India. The Royal Literary Fund dinner at Freemasons’ Hall reviews literature support and donations, with Browning and dramatists cited. The new money order office at St Martin’s le Grand advances, expanding staff and space.

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Strike Ends and Balloon Accident Highlight Ipswich News

In Birmingh ab, workers end a building trade strike by withdrawing a harsh declaration and pledging to hire only those not in the strike, hoping for wage gains as business improves. Ipswich reports a balloon ascent by Charles Green attracting crowds, a mishap injuring him lightly and delaying return, with medical care and swift packing underway.

Mustera Green Mr. Blogg Horres Brook Street Sampson Ted Suffolk Chronicle

Modern Painters analysis on taste and art from Oxford notes

A literary review examines Mopeux Parstens Part 3 and 4 of Imaginative and Theoretic Faculties. It praises the author as a painter and poet with sharp judgment, critiques his views on imagination versus imitation, and debates turn to Poussin and ancient sculpture with a lively, period-voice tone.

Mopeux Parstens Oxford Turner Ganper Poussin Claude Prince Rupert Chaucer Albis Alison Isaac Mercury Salvator

Frampton's Pill of Health Aids Digestion and Headache Relief

Determined blood to the head apoplexy and related symptoms are countered by Frampton's Pill of Health which strengthens the stomach and promotes regular digestion to prevent recurrence. The pills claim to relieve giddiness ear noises and headaches without griping, invigorating the system. Sold by medicines dealers at 1s 2d per box under Thomas Prout, 220 Strand, London government stamp.

Alvendura Thomas Prout Strand London

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