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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1837

Page

3

Murder mystery deepens as inquest follows

Report details a letter found in the drawer of the deceased warning a woman of dangers and predicting death by a dark man. Police, including Inspectors Augs and Peglar, pursue clues after a man matching the description was released, with rewards discussed and public fear rising.

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Man named Wright held on murder suspicion at Aldgate

At Lord Mayor’s court a man calling himself Willian Wright was detained after witnesses described a figure matching the Eliza Davies murder suspect. Wright denied guilt, claimed he slept in a pub and in a stable, and said he had been jailed before for two felonies. He was sent to Marylebone office forMagistrates’ review.

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Examination of the Other Prisoner Delays Marting Mars Parishes

An extraordinary sensation spread through the parishes of Mars oGine alia St. Pancres as news arose that a man had been taken into custody on suspicion of murdering Eliza Davis. The report delayed the hour for commencing business at High-

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Prisoner in custody after London murder accusation

Crowds line streets as James White arrives by hackney coach with officers. Beckenham inspector Edward Codrington reports nine duplicates on him and he denies the murder of Eliza Davis. Witness John Fishwick recalls chasing a suspect, concluding no conclusive evidence against White. He is discharged for lack of proof.

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Parisian Humanity and Irish Political Notices in 1837

A Paris Barriere St. Denis to Chantilly horse story recounts a 42 mile feat in under five hours ending at Montfaucon, with betting by Paris Jockey Club members. Dublin General Association notes parish petitions to the King and Commons, seeking governance support amid broad Irish pacificator activity. Sir Francis Burdett’s career timeline is summarized from 1796 to 1837, highlighting reforms and political actions. Henry Hardin swift letter from San Sebastian discusses Spanish affairs and a late debut speech.

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Contested Speech and Royal Goods in a Diverse Era

A letter defends a Regimental command against Sir Henry Hardinge’s charge, denying the explicit killing of the wounded and defending a speaker’s stance. The piece also notes Sir Henry Hardinge should refrain from personal attacks. It then describes a lavish English porcelain dessert service by Brameld for the King, valued at three thousand guineas, and exhibited at the Griffin Warehouse.

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Martineau critique of Society in America review

A Northern periodical defends Harriet Martineau’s Society in America noting her sincerity and intent despite crude views. It details abolition-era scenes including slave cruelty, mixed marriages, and runaway stories, and reviews related works on colonial policy and revolutionary defense.

Caricatures from Westminster in a West End satire

A review praises a set of six Westminster caricatures by B. H. for lively jesting on political figures. It lauds strong likenesses of the Duke, Wellington, Peel, Stanley, Lyndhurst, and Old Glory, notes bold composition near Apsley House, and urges B. H. to refine details and avoid imitation.

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Two Slavers of the Coast Reported Captured

Letters from Liverpool say the Cape of Good Hope reports two slavers seized by the Dolphin. The Bolshin carried £20,000 government funds and two slave ships, Androdina with 254 slaves and Incomprehenible with 700 slaves, under Portuguese disguise. Passports and flags concealed Brazil origin, crews rescued slaves showed extreme misery.

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