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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 23, 1847

Page

5

Lamb and Flag Ragged School meeting at Pentonville

Lord Brougham and the Bishop of Norwich lead a Pens tonville assembly to back the Lamb and Flag Ragged School. The speakers urge education for the poor to curb crime, with calls for greater charitable support and legislative help. A resolution for wider cooperation is adopted and funds are raised.

Lamb and Flag Ragged School Amwell Street Penstonville Lord Brougham Bishop of Norwich Avery Bard Obie H. Hughes D. W. Wire Bellenden Kerr Payne B. Kerr

Inquest on Maria Gotta at Ingatestone ends in derangement death

An inquest held at Ingatestone before Coroner C. C. Lewis concluded Maria Gotta aged 27 destroyed herself while temporarily deranged. Witnesses described her recent troubled state, drinking, and a self inflicted throat wound with a Bible marked by pins found in her room. The jury returned a verdict of suicide during temporary derangement.

Carlton Club Stockhurm Sweden Galignanis Arparo Stoke St. Siv Ohat Keech Abe Fuand Ingatestone C.C. Lewis, Esq Maria Gotta John Gotts John Lillingstones Mr. Lewis Bia John Lillingatone Tagatestone Maltster Upson Richard Lewis Isaiah Jeremiah Charlotte James Tweed Ingatestune Picure Gou Atairs Essex Herald

Latest Intelligence Overland Mail Telegraph Dispatch Summary

Telegraph bulletin from The Indian mail reaches Simla and Calcutta with Lord Hardinge, Currie, and Cotten arrivals. Gov allocates £600 yearly for Indian schools amid unrest and Afghan activity. reports on O Connell’s death in Genoa. Paris conspiracies, crop forecasts, and market prices accompany British and Spanish updates. shipwreck fire narrative ends with survivors and losses.

Overland Mail Indian Mail Lord Hardinge Simla Frederick Currie Calcutta Indian Council Willoughby Cotten Bombay Army India Afghanistan Akhbar Khan Unlah Nizam Hes O'Connell Moniteur Parisien Thureday Nice Nice Gives the Death of Mr. O'Connell Genoa

Epsom Races Amid Rail Era Crowd And Scandals

The Downs drew a large crowd despite lighter Oaks attendance with improved weather and new railway access. The Oaks Stakes saw Miami win by a length ahead of Clementina, while races at the Derby meeting featured irregularities and a contested fourth heat. Separate notices report public disorder and legal proceedings over mourning cloth claims dating to 1840 1843, plus bread cart disturbances in Somerset and Yeomanry mobilization to quell unrest in Wellington and surrounding towns.

Epsom Venus Clemen Uon Alantis Ellerdale John Day Danebury Templeman S. Day J. Hawley Miami Terepleman Mr. Payne Clementins Harcourt J. Maraon Lord Exeter W. Abdale Elaeren Touchstone Castateel Kite Lady Lurewell Bornsea Laan Sultana Stander Marie Louise Exhortation Vanity Luminous Joyful Avtracan Nannette Nameless Maniac Brown Beas Lady Lift Maid of Motherwell Alsatia Agst Clamentina Agat Slander Lagat Elerdola So Nice Tal Agat Lady Lit Maid of Arotherwell Sir J. Hawley Coauchia Luminova Clementina Slander Cosachin Luminious Cosachia Cartstee Gilly Girth Heath Lord Chesterfield Conceit Chemice den Jobo Arachne Mistress Jean Bretvalda Beggar Girl Comsat Gipseyana Dansrose Mr. O'Brien Coneceit Clinnatia Clarke Theobald Chamise Wan Death Solduer Wakefield Glory Wicred Milea Jumble Binnecle Felix Miles Schooer Ateward Tuenton Somerset Colling Wetton-mill Batten Teunton Stop Vallance Brake Yeovil Langport Crewkerne Chard Wellngton West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Tynte Wellington Ae Enon Messrs Sanforde Aen Jos Nymhead Court West Somerset Regiment Maher Bridgewater Stowey

Bankrupt in railways ventures faces suspension of certificate

Court records show a merchant turned speculator with initial capital around £3,189 lost about £10,000 over three years in railway plays. Judge Holroyd suspended his certificate for twelve months as trading out of his vocation and speculative acts were deemed improper. Also noted are related cases on paper manufacture debts, and a public-house scandal with Madame de Souza pleading guilty.

Messrs. Longman and Co Paternoster Row C. W. Woodhouse Morningthorpe Norfolk John Dobson Her Majesty's Advocate Church of England John Dobern Ender Addame Woodhouse Mr. Woodhouse Messie Longman Taliax Orbras Surrey Surrey Theatre Drury Lane Franco France Rome Paris Tristany Spain Athens Paria Court of Assizes Seine Considere Court of Peers Mesos Shella Neuily Echo Agricole Orleans Rouen Havre Great Northern Avignon Thor Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Busie Dieppe Siresburg Toure Nantes J.yons Lyons Cette Mapaio Madrid Aranjuez Earl of Clarendon Vicernyatty Li Ia Firmoesa Labouchere Clerkenwell Haines E Srith Mr. Broughton Broughton Bingham Fiag Saary Eveven Liyas Womean Branly Wick Honest Swan Baltimore Williamson Valparaiso Leith Spirit Room S.w Johnson Lewis Greenock Port Glasgow Margaret William Macckenzie Williams Zachariah Williams Alonzo Macdonald John Smith Joseph Ford Wiliam Johnstone Triahman Timothy Monvar A. Dayizurs Holroyd More Mount Liverpool Lawrence Sholtz Ripley Birmingham Oxfordshire Emanuel Daniells Hia Edwards Lord Ventry Emanuel Daniels Lawrance Bagley Mors Ubia Sricen Axe Belore Shepherd Alton Bignor Wendaworth J.E. Spicer J. E. Spicer Balding Mort Tarcesvar Bewankt Oy Mabane de Souza Serjeant Adama Charlea Smith Emily Ann Smith Emily Ann Findlay Emily de Souza Mary Davis Stevenson Catherine Hey Mary Ann Brickler Brickler Madame de Souga Grafton Street Jermyn Street Times Inez Bodkin Duane Society For Serjeant C.sones Clarkson White Ballantine Madame de Souza Findlay 24 West India Regiment Catherine Hay Umlesa Charles Smith Mademe de Sousa Hay Hey and

Central Criminal Court Case in Early 19th Century

Mary Burne, 30, a married woman, faced manslaughter charges in a Stepney beerhouse incident on April 1. The deceased, intoxicated and noisy, was argued with, pulled from his chair, and stomped on the belly, dying days later from a ruptured bladder. Evidence suggested witnesses favored the accuser. jurors acquitted Burne, while Clarkson sought restitution of 45 pounds unjustly taken from Nicholas Kerp, a forger convicted recently.

Clarkson Nicholas Kerp

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