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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 07, 1846

Page

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Murder and Trial Across Two Continents A Tale

The report blends a Bristol murder at St Phillips involving Louisa Ferris who killed Policeman Patrick White after a violent quarrel with her lover present, with a later count of Rowbotham a man whose ex exchange bill led to a Home Office pardon and release after evidence traced to a Dudley writer. The pieces span the court, inquest, and political meeting notes with portraits of justice, public fear, and reform.

Wandaworth Common Anighbour Galignani William Rowbotham Messrs Pitt Baskerville House William Brown Dudley Messrs. Pitt Rowbotham Millbank Pestonjee Bomanjec Thomas Harding Moor-street Harding Smith Brown Audin Bis Keen Blake London Browbotham Keen and Mr. Smith William Brows Messrs Pitt George Grey Whitehall S. M. Patna Moor Street Birmingham George Gray Bristol Mondury Murwinty Yrat Sr Phinp’s Patrick White St Philin’s Trishman Louisa Ferris Herusband Thomas Edwards Ferris Elizabeth Jones Paris Lionestrecvt Easten Leonina Ferris Apo White Thames Edwards Eliacbeth Juanes Jones Toad Ferris Ty Horde Edwais Buister Man White J. Grindon Henry P. Webb Evven St. Philip's Station Lion-Street Charles Sainsbury Princes Street John Sainsbury Lion Street James Edwards Edwards Louisa Abrs. Ferris St. Philip’s Jem Holloo Sainsbury Coon Alse Sainabury John Llewellin No. 1 Robert Kingston Mlj.a. Hansen Vienna Goritz Usauza Faran Chatia Curtin Camden Town Lite Thurlow Temple End S. Bailey Darley Soames Tevant Bury Afr T. Peck James John Dobede Peek Cambridge Advertiser Lloyd's Rio Janeiro Medore Patagonia Sovereign Liverpool Anisland Veesely Tuk Trexpations France Ronnae Moutine Allier Saint Firmin Briare Glen Sife Epercieu St. Paul Feors Monirand Feurs Loire Vanchette Alaraeilles Nice Aden 91Th Foot Preston Hall Kent Oura Saat J. S. Corporel H. M Mth Regt Arabia Felix Cape Packet Powell Sydney New Hebrides Sandwich Islands Elizabeth New Zealand West Gloucestershire Tuesney King’s Head Gloucester Josbal Afunt Baye Almondsbury Hart Pithardinge Grantley Berkeley Witten Fae Bose Hoty Berkely Isin Sanash Seth Grotthey Berkeley Thave Lisa Bloxsome Dareley Puch Tiauthey Berkeley Fitzwarpince Josiah Hunt Nicholson Morton Snd Eerl Fitzhardinge Castle F Houss Lorns Robert Peel Drayton Manor Staffordshire P.M. Stewart Free Church Movement House of Commons Stewart Glrsgow Saturday Post Estes von CamunipGesxine England Malta Richard Jefferson Eaton Cambridgeshire Mobdel Pentonville Penton Rubini Mr. Lumley Danny-Saxe Germany Mdlles Adela Dubignon Theodore Adele Louise Lablache Flora Fabbri Breton Sud Bono Buna Vue Ponice DeEvosport Plymouth Mechanics’ Institute Cooke Darton Webber Palmer Bia Watch Committee Murray Sutherland St. Fusileers

Old Ireland factions clash over Remonstrants and violence

A chaotic portrait of the Young Ireland quarrel with Conciliation Hall unfolds. Old and Young Ireland split over peaceful repeal versus physical force, with remonstrance, meetings, and threats of bans, while O Connell and O'Brien are cited amid passionate orations and calls for legal, peaceful means.

Young Ireland Mr. O'Connell Smith O'Brien Guy Fawkes Jack Oc Treland Leland Treland Association Dublin RM Cormack Qld Trelanders Bolton Street Conciliation Hall O'Connell Magee O’connel Charles Gavan Duffy Nation John O'Connell Harrister Munster O'Brien Old Repeal Association Atead Nalian Crean Brutus Galway

Cyclops Frigate and Pottinger Run Aground Off Cowes

A fog bound grounding near Cowes involved Cyclops Frigate and steamship Pottinger. Passengers were evacuated to Southampton via Pearl, and both vessels were later refloated with little damage. Captain Cooper and the Pottinger’s commander faced blameless scrutiny as repairs and towing proceeded. The Eagle also grounded briefly but was freed and sailed.

Soarragartus Cowes Cyclops Pottmyer Cooper Ately Ceesel Patou Brady Admiralty Majls Pottinger Southampton Pearl Sparkes Oriental and Peninsular Steam Company Lauib Potlinger Alexandria Messrs. Miller Ravenhill Croper Lapidge Spithead Sam Inrussian Eagle Cork St. Alban’s Head Socthampton Lisbon Southampton Dock

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