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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 05, 1842

Page

6

Fragmentary Text Snap on Boarding and Speech

The readable fragments hint at a discussion of boarding or lodging practices, a published purchase or publication, and a speech delivered on a Friday night. Names and precise actions are unclear due to corruption, but the items suggest a community notice or reportage on a local event involving mentions of Rhode and a published sequence.

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Not Guilty Verdict in Arsenic Poisoning Case

Court heard testimony in a murder trial over arsenic poisoning of Joseph Bowler. The jury deliberated from ten until five and returned a not guilty verdict for Mrs. Bowler after considering whether the deceased poisoned himself or was poisoned by another.

Riminal Court Centray Ce Maule Justice Erskine Tos Jane Bowler Joseph Bowler Poe James Fas Ae Royal College of Union Street Sarah Dunster Unster Orler Bowler James Thomas Union-street Joe Charlotte Trott Blackfriars Road Prisner Asher Partridge Mself Thomas Ledbitter Borough Road Hannah Jones Borough-road Ian Wellesley Eton Colle Esse Jones Uld Mary Musgrave Sarah Clark Pri- Fh Sam Cross Dunstan Thames J Sons Sener Samuel Allingham Beadle George's M Y Rowland Hill Guy Clarke Payne Anylow Bodkin I Delabor Hyself Kim Mr. Bodkin Mr. B Maule Wasden

Newmarket Meeting Ends in Narrow Curiou Race

The article reviews a Newmarket gathering with a flat course race between Captain Daintrie's blue bitch Knob and Mr Fyson's black bitch Fairy, won by Fairy after two undecided heats. It details other races, bets, and placings, including several stakes and handicaps, with lively notes on pace and outcomes.

Newmarket HoauatTon Captain Daintrie Mr. Fyson Mr. J. Alpin Ishmael Achmet S. Darling Mr. Bowes Ladye Silverketde Mr. Shelley Mr. Stebbing Edmund Mr. Stevens Carew Lambtonian Silverkelde Well Blazer Dewdrop Colonel Peel Murat Duke of Bedford John o'Gaunt Robinson Lord Eglinton Jamie Forest Lord Jersey Snowdrop W. Sadler Bellissima Stephenson Tamburini Forester Ajax C. A.E.C Lord Chesterfield Mr. Gregory Una Mr. I. Day Sir W. Stanley Vakeel Rhodanthe Duke's Stand D.M Cotherstone F. Butler Mr. Payne Muley Moloch Betsey Bedlam Rogers Mr. Sadler Lord Exeter Galata Duke of Rutland Bizarre Minx Lord Stradbroke Mr. Goodman Nursery C. D.M Mr. W. Sadler Mr. Bradford Partisan Fidelity Mr. Ongley Bellam Sultan Fanny Davies Mr. Bird Redshank Amadis Mr. Osbaldeston Marquise T.Y.C Celia Mann Col. Peel Garry Owen Silverheld John of Gaunt Captain Price Retriever B.C

Council Court Consents to Polish Refuge Ball Plan

A court approved use of the Guildhall after November 9 for a ball to aid Polish refugees. The Southwark high bailiff pay report was debated. £800 yearly salary proposal fell to £600 plus fees, while some urged preserving dignity. Sir William Heygate candidacy debated. outcome left undecided. Marylebone vestry endorses recommitment of reform report by 18 to 13 after a heated discussion.

America Liverpool Rochester Woodhouse New York United States Webster Boston Journal of Commerce M. Girouard Patriot House of Assembly Legislative Council Lord Gosford Sir Charles Bagot Upper Canada Texas Lithult Hockly New Orleans Campeachy Yucatan Guadaloupe Carthagena Rio Janeiro London Buenos Ayres Monte Video Globe Marseilles William Wordsworth Comrastosen Bowen Commissioner Bowen Portman Street Portman Square Court Inner Temple Chelsea Cooke Holden Kent Bowen St. Marylebone S. Grange Marylebone St. Pancras E. Scobell Bushill Mr. Bushill Lord Dudley Stuart Dudley Stuart R. J. Jones Southwark Wire Allen William Heygate Alderman Lucas Stevens

The Bion Boy at Pas-New Place Delights Drury Lane Crowd

Saturday's Drury Lane bill featured The Bion Boy a farce praised for wit swift pace and strong performances by Mrs Keeley Mr Keeley Mr Mathews and Mrs Stirling. The Provoked Husband followed a dull modern critique noting Mrs Stirling's Lady Grace and Compton's Sir Francis Wronghead as bright spots.

Eton Fanny Mrs. Keeley Colonel Curry Dabster Mr. Keeley Opham Tom Keeley Drury-lane Lord Townley Mr. Anderson Lady Manly Stirling Compton Sir Francis Wronghead William Polonius Sulky Gloucestershire Lancashire

Fashionable dress notes and 1840s style shifts

The article surveys cap styles with blond and green ribbon adornments, lace variants, and Rachel coiffures with gold net and velvet. It reviews walking dress fabrics, longer wider skirts, preferred sleeve styles, and colors like pearl and French grey, plus new velvet cloaks trimmed with embroidery and ermine and sable furs with evolving trims. It concludes with a coal labor price debate at Ratcliff-cross and political meetings in Manchester featuring Cobden and the League, touching on corn laws and public sentiment.

Rachel Phoenix Tavern Ratcliff-cross Francis Riley O’connell George Roe Ireland Roe Union THE League Manchestr Gene Thompson England India Baboo Dwarkanath Tagore Richard Cobden Richard Walker Dr. Bowring M. Phillips Col. Thompson Geo. Wilson G. Thompson, Esq Cobden the Times Ladies’ Bazaar Stockport Burton and Bury George Thompson

Royal alliance consent to be formalised at Windsor

A report from good authority states that Queen Victoria will formally consent to the marriage alliance of Princess Augusta of Cambridge with the Hereditary Prince of Mecklenburgh Strelitz at a privy council held this week at Windsor Castle. The ceremony will follow once preliminaries are arranged.

Emoura Louis Philippe Duke of Paris Belgium Journal Des Debats Morning Chronicle Lord Aberdeen M. Guizot National Forest of Compeigne Rouen Moniteur Council-General Seine Constantine Duke d'Orleans Algiers General Bugeaud Madrid van Halen United States Scheldt Russia Count Lubienski Bank of Poland Lubienski and Co Dantzic India Kenada Princess Augusta of Cambridge Meckilenburgh Strelitz Privy Council Windsor Castle Hianway Rospery Tae Stringer Fitzgerald Gane Robert Fletcher Central Criminal Court James Stedman Charnock Green-park Constitution Hill Stringer Hyde Park Butcher Recorder Fitzgerald Erskine and Rolfe Robert Pring Snell Ellen Matilda Singleton Doane Payne Rosecutrix Charles Street Hackney Road Mrs. Cocker Therisoner Haywood Sarah Anne Cocker John Storey Cuance Axp Frroup Bank of England William Henry Hoskins Ballantine Clarkson Bank Agporter Clark

Dr Grandison’s Charity Pill Promised Nervous Cure

An 1840s notice touts Morison's Pills and a "discovery by a dream" by a medical retiree. It claims blood-based disease theory, nerve strengthening effects, and urges trial for charitable aims. Offices, agents, and chemist restrictions are listed, with promotional language and testimonials.

E. Purser Bridge-street Blackfriars Dr. Grandison

Premature Decay and Practical Observations on Local Weakness

A London publisher offers a publicly sold work by P Davis and Co detailing origins and consequences of sexual health issues. It promises plain language on treating venereal diseases, dangers of neglect, and practical remedies with illustrations. Available by mail or at No 8 Arundel Street Strand and other outlets.

British College OF Health Hamilton Place New Road London Morison Medical Strand Field Quadrant Regent-street Good Cambridge-street Edgware Lofts Park-place Mile-and-road Clappel Lombard-street Cornhill J. Raines New-road St. George's Wim. Hallett Guy's Metropolitan King's College Charing-cross Willian Brooke Union-street Southwark de Onent Metropolitan Hospital King's College Hospital Guy's Hospital Holloway Bright City of London Joan Prinz Temple-bar Messrs. Davis and Co Arundel-street N.B C.J. Lucas and Co Consulting Surgeons Brittain Paternoster-row Effingham Wilson Bishopsgate Street Begent-street Burgess Coventry Street Haymarket Huett High Holborn J. Buckton Briggate Leeds T. Lawler Courier-office St. Anne Square H. Whitmore Market-street Manchester J. Howell Dale-street Liverpool W. Wood Hill-street Birmingham J. Fryer Westgate Street Bath Lavey Broad-street Bristol W. Grant Ree Brighton W. and H. Robinson Greenside Street Einburgh United Kingdom Lucas New Bell Messrs. Lucas and Co Newman-street Oxford-street Curtis and Company Grafton Street Dublin Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond High-street Edinburgh Resoa Messrs. Curtis Old Logland Essex and Herts Mercury Messrs. Curtis and Company Frith-street Soho Square

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