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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 13, 1847

Page

7

Quarrel on canal ends with friendly ale at public house

Two neighbouring farmers quarrelled on a canal returning from Nottingham fair. They fell into the water but one swimmer saved the other. They then settled their dispute at a public house with a pot of stout restored friendship.

Nottingham Kiston

Death of the Archbishop of York obituary notes

The Archbishop of York died at Bishopthorpe Palace near York after a brief illness. Born in 1757, Edward Harcourt rose from Westminster to Christ Church Oxford, became Bishop of Carlisle in 1790, and was translated to York in 1807, serving about forty years. He was widely respected for piety, liberal charity, church extension, and education.

Yous Bishopthorpe Hisgrace York Minster Ferguson London Palace Edward Harcourt D.C.L England Lord Vernon Simon Harcourt Westminster School Christ Church, Oxford All Son’s College Gloucester Marquis of Stafford Harcourt Christ Church Charter House King’s College, London Carlisle York Malcolm Johnstone J. W. B. Johnstone Scarborough George Granville Vernon Harconort M.P Hie Race Tady Anne Leveson Gower George Granville Harcourt Leveson Granville Province of Charles Egerton Octavius John W. B. Johnstone Col Porkshire Gazette Archbishop of Our D. Simpson Richard Hey Archbishop Harcourt Mercury Big Markham

Fatal affray between keepers and poachers in Wiltshire

On Sunday morning October 31 a violent clash occurred between Marquis of Ailesbury's keepers Grant and King and four poachers near Marlborough and Froxfield. King was knocked unconscious, Grant fought with a flail. Two poachers were captured, two fled. One of the captured, Moses Meadham, died six hours after arrival at Bedwin from a brain concussion. The other brother Thomas Meadham was injured as were the keepers. An inquest returned a verdict of Justifiable Homicide amid community unrest. A third man was taken into custody and a fourth remained missing.

Marquis of Ailenbury Grant King Marlborough and Froxfield Harrow Farm Symonds Thomas Moses Meadham Bedwin Lidderdale Baap Baby D Evans Banco Wells London Netwa William Alfred Waring Powell Bristol William Henry Smith District Court of Bankruptcy Waring Smith Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Leipair Bis Germany Mendelssohn Interlachen Switzerland Leipaio England Shakespeare Conservatoire Paris Philharmonic Ossian Fingal Pau Elijah Birmingham Mozart Raphael Felix Mendelssohn Berlin Sebastian Bach Goethe Sophocles St. Paul Church of Christ God Tauakian Felix Mendeleahn Hambler Felix Mrnperssoan Clarus Hammer Leipsic Schoolein Gewanhous Mr. Schleinitz David Leipsicia

Miss Birch dazzles in Parma debut and opera trials

A London letter details Miss Birch’s controversial debut at the opera, describing managers’ neglect, a sham performance, and Birch’s superior stage craft. It notes other artists like Duprez and Agamemnon, praising Birch’s vocal warmth and diction, while scolding management. It also reports Bingley and Noble in Parma and the death of pantomime great Wieland at the White Hart Tavern.

Astley Silesia J. B. Stocqueler Aatley Suaxerzane Lesaue Covent Garden London Stratford Shakapeare Miss Binca Miss Birch Dancin M. Rogueplan Aise M. Dapouchel Lim Agamemnon Rhodea Anon Snow M. Girard Fancenary Speers Jack Aly Madame Stoltz Italy Misa Bingley Parma Miss Noble Theatre Ré Milan Curtis Deate Gronak Wrerano Coburg Victoria W. Barrymore Theatre Royal Drury Lane Robert William Elliston Wiseland Esense America Barrymore Howell Tom Matthews Drury Jane Fand Johnson Aald Garrick

Worcestershire Steeple Chases and Deer Forest Talks

The Worcestershire Handicap results include Chandler and Daddy Longlega among top finishers with Tom Brown breaking a leg rider Kemp uninjured. Worcestershire Free Handicap Hurdle heats saw Chance and Jack compete with a split outcome. Bettling at Tattersall's resumes with scarce money and diverse odds. Commentary notes deer forest plans in Cheviot districts and critiques Lowlands hunting traditions.

Worcester Farmir Worcestershire Little Chandler Jonea Glaucus Bretherton Holmannd Longlega Archer Jerry Cavendish St. Ruth Sabine Sparta Forest Boy Tom Brown Vevera Kemp Chance Jack Tereas

Anniversary of Trial by Jury Celebrated in London

On Friday the fifty third anniversary of the acquittal of Hardy Tooke and Thelwall was marked at Radleys Hell Bridge Street Blackfriars. Speakers praised jury justice and the sovereignty of the people, with notes on Queen Elizabeth and the need for reform. Attendees included Galloway Reed Taylor and others. memories of 1794 and the London Corresponding Society were toasted.

Thomas Hardy John Horne Tooke John Thelwall Radley’s Hell Bridge Street Blackfriars Alexander Galloway London Corresponding Society Reed Taylor Blus Pipes Burnett R. I. Moore J. . Say Joseph Beckwith John Alexander Galloway C. P Thompson Healey Queen Elizabeth Appleuse R. Taylor John Horne Took John Augustus Bonn Jeffery Frank Lawrence Hardy Tooke Thelwall Erskine and Gibbs Beckwith Thomas Muir Joseph Gerrald Maurice Margeret Fyshe Palmer William Skirving Havestock St. Pancras Privy Council Newgate Mr. Parry House of Commons Hear Oll British Empire Saul J. R. R. Moore P. A. Taylor

Insolvent Debtors Court lists many cases in Dublin

The Insolvent Debtors Court in Dublin scheduled at least 60 cases on Saturday with nine lawyers, one barrister, a law student and a physician among attendees. The foreign press reports a death after a homeopathic dose of a strychnine-like preparation. Also noted are multiple firework accidents in London areas including Whitechapel and Tower Hill with several boys injured, one severely, and other minor injuries not leading to hospital admission.

Dublin Freeman's Journal Homan Orator Duke of Canpizaro London Count St Antonio Milan Greworks Cenal Everard Whitechapel John Watkins John Towmlingon Goodwood Reids Cottages New Street Deptford Guy's Hospital Tower Hill Lamert Samuel Lamert M.D Bevroxp-Stbert Bevroap mquaaZx Lonvor University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society La’Mert Kent and Richards Paternoster-row Hanway Oxford-atrees Titchborne Street Haymarket Gordon Leadenhall-street Mansell Fleet Street

REES ESSENCE AND PERRY MEDICAL WORKS FOR MARRIAGE ISSUES

Important sale notice for REES ESSENCE CUBEB SALTS promising quick cures for urinary and blood impurities with no mercury. Also advertised are Silent Friend and Perry products for sexual health, preventive lotions, and medical works on marriage and nervous debility by Lucas, Lamert, and Curtis, with multiple London outlets and home consults offered.

J. W. Stirling High Street Whitechapel Rees John William Stirling Notting Fara Oia Perry Berners Street Bromley T. Riches London Street Greenwich Thos. Parkes Woolwich Ede and Co Dorkingt John Thorlhy Romford

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