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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 14, 1847

Page

3

Fatal Explosion At Old Kent Road Fireworks Tragedy

Coroner in London investigates Isabella Bartrope death after a fireworks box ignited in a washhouse. Witnesses cite illegal railway shipment and poor handling by Bricklayers Arms staff. Jury verdict blames loose practices and directors for insufficient safety measures.

W. Payne City of London Borough of Southwark Dover Old Kentford Jasbella Bartrope Hendra Road Old Kent Road Thomas Haff Church Margate Directora Johny Taylor Surrey Place Bartrope Henry Bartrope No. 4 Lower Eaton Street Pim‘utu John Fothergill Witnean Margete Guy Fawkee Thames Cherch H. F. Cherch Isabella Bartrope South Eastern Railway Company

Landor on Western Australia and colonial policy

The review discusses Charles Landor's Australasian travelogue and critique of Home Government ignorance on colonies. It praises timber exports to the Royal Navy, notes proposed Chinamen labor for a Singapore–Australia timber trade, and condemns penal settlement policies and Aborigine laws, urging measured, humane reform and careful governance.

Tae Busaman W. Lasdor London Bentley Australasia Landor Western Australia House of Lords Hell Earth Adelaide England Royal Navy Singapore Lord Auckland Admiralty J. G. Ward Hutt Gateshead

Autobiographies and Prisoner Statements From Gaol

A Preston gaol chaplain reports extracts showing crime stems from bad parentage, ignorance, drink, and bad associations. Prisoners variously blame drunken fathers, neglect, labor hardship, and lingering habits, with vivid vignettes of family strain, poverty, and repeated relapses into drinking and crime.

Preston Gool Pinson Liverpool Lancaster Whit Monday Bure Walla Preston House of Correction Manchester J. B Naame Wigan RK. B H. D J. Lia W.D Parvey J. T Bolton Blackburn Evans

Book Review Praises Juvenile Library Addition

The review notes uncertain purpose at first but warm on revising views. It commends the book as well suited for youth with careful, judicious writing that engages without talking down to the young, calling it a welcome addition to the juvenile library.

England Exeter Hall Colonies Slike Fremantle Conncio Rottnest Rman Ranaway Laila Sails Stara Agnes Strickland London Henry Qoiburn Miss Strickland Mary the Second Mary William the Boyne James II Bantry Bay James Churchill Lord Churchill House of Commons Marlboroughs Ireland Duke of Schomberg Kirke J. Harbord Harbord Kirk Schemberg William Iit Schomberg William Iie Bentinck Earl of Portland Ravonne Portland Great Britain King William Lord Portland

Stabbing Case at Throwley Heads to Maidstone Assizes

Edward Spillett was examined after the fatal stabbing of Richard Cox at Throwley near Faversham. Witnesses described a sequence of fights at the Windmill public house on Wednesday evening, Cox being mortally wounded with a single edged knife. Cox’s dying declaration blamed Spillett, and Dr. Mundy linked the wounds to the knife. Spillett was committed for trial for willful murder.

Edward Spillett Richard Cox Throwley Faversham Poore Upper Scray Surman Hilton Gosselin N. J. Knatchball Ship Inn Daniel Rook Labourer Windmill Charles Clinch Spillett Clinch Cox E'Ra Spillet Coz George Epps Throwley Green Spilletts Filmer Julius Gaborian Shepherd Jarman Hhis Mr. Jarman George Mundy Charing Allundh Richard Coz Maidstone Assizes

Extraordinary Honeymoon Mystery Ends in Rekindled Love

A Glasgow couple’s tale begins with a quick marriage and a strained farewell after a party. The wife vanishes, years pass, a Perth advertisement clues the husband to a possible reunion, and a staged search leads to a months long false trail before a fortuitous reunion restores happiness and a second, brighter honeymoon.

Boca Hood Op Glascow Glaagow Hope Perth St Mirrin Campi Glasgow Kuma J. Edey Scott Edinburgh North Bridge Edinburgh and Glasgow Falkirk Linlithgow Courant Marsorous Tax IuPproveMenta Ma‘jesty Commissioners of Woods and Forests Star and Bellinis Carey Street Lincoln's Inn Fetter Lane Star and Bell Yards Chancery Lane Symonds Tan Bell's Bell’s White's Alley Lee's Aporns Court Regent Street

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