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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 04, 1848

Page

5

MISCELLANY Fashion Notes and Disasters Across Ports

A jumble of clothing descriptions and social happenings outlines festive attire with gowns, caps, and lacework, followed by a Liverpool Courrier report on a shipboard tragedy near Cork. Also included are sensational items about impostors in Romsey and Southampton poison cases, plus a lengthy court scene with Christophe of Hayti and companions facing public scrutiny. The piece blends domestic fashion reportage with peril and legal intrigue.

Queen and Prince Albert defend royal rights in Chancery case

A royal copyright dispute emerges as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert seek an injunction against a publisher showcasing etchings from the Victoria and Albert Gallery. The couple testify their works were for private use and kept secure, with the court granting restraining action amid questions of precedent in royal cases.

Blackstone Court of Equity Court of Chancery Prince George Denmark Anne Prince Albert Bes Nojesty Prince Prince Albert Paternosier Row Albert Saxe Coburg Guthe Royal ‘Victoria and Albert Gallery Her Reyal G.E. Anson Grat Deponent Archdeacon Paley Europe England

Swindling Chase at Monmouth Darkens Town

A Monmouth swindle tale leads with a Midlands couple Mrs Maria Evans and husband who posed as genteel lodgers. They bought and timed bills, vanished with thirty nine shop losses, were pursued by Mr Meredith and Prothero, and Mrs Evans was captured returning to Gloucester before being committed for trial.

Thomas Gratzer Maria Evans Monmouth Troy Houce Mr. Griffith Evans Prothero Meredith Mr. Meredith Hereford Drr. Prothero Gloucester Evana Prothere Evane Tobey Evape Times Beotings Mra. Meredith Prince’s Feathers Cambrian

Cholera Deaths Rise in Metropolitan Districts

Weekly mortality in London metropolitan districts shows 1107 deaths from all causes for the week ending Oct 28, with cholera deaths rising above seasonal averages though lower than the prior week. The report lists numerous fatal cholera cases from clinics and prisons, and urges public health measures, diet guidance, and rapid medical access.

Diatricta England

Parisians fear unrest as elections loom and guard clashes flare

Latest Intelligence reports continued disorder between the Mobile Guard and soldiers in Paris. Clerks note no major news, while political clubs debate a President candidate and cabinet chances. Bread priced at 29 centimes per kilogram for early November.

Nawepapera Democratic Pacifique Paris Faubourg Poissonniere Institute Rue de Poictiers Louis Napoleon Cavaignac Republican Party Thiers Odilon Barrot Victor Hugo General Oudinot du Petit Thouare Marine Fould Vivien Justice Leon Faucher Commerce Remusat Girardin Post Office Leon de Malleville Delasterie Seine Times Faubourg Saint Garde Bend

Nomination Plea for Lynn Seat After Lord George Bentinck

A letter from Lord Stanley endorses 187 electors in Lynn urging Edward Henry Tanley to stand for Parliament after the death of Lord George Bentinck. It notes Stanley’s gratitude, explains his son’s absence, and pledges support while avoiding firm pledges on specific issues.

King's Lynn E. H. Stanley Lord Stanley George Bentinck King’s Lynn Edward Henrytanley St. James's Square London Lynn Yin

Lord Mayor Elect Receives approbation of election

On Thursday morning the Lord Mayor elect Sir James Dake with sheriffs and city officers went to the Lord Chancellor to receive royal approval. After eleven o'clock the company met the lord chancellor who expressed her Majesty's full approval of the citizens of London's choice for the civic chair. The Lord Mayor's procession on the ninth will hike from Guildhall through several streets and return by Ludgate Hill and St Pauls.

Sir J. Dake Maijesty James ‘Dake London Guildhall King Street Cheapside Newgate Street Skinner Street Farringdon Street New Bridge Street Blackfriars Ludgate Hill St. Pauls Churchyard

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