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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 15, 1845

Page

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Cotton Twist Redivivus No LX Peel Critique Letter

A long critical letter to the editor discusses Sir Robert Peel, his political standing, the concept of prestige, and how internal rivalries and Cabinet dynamics undermine his leadership. The writer assigns blame for Peel’s weakened position to factional opposition and internal dissent, weighing the roles of Stanley Aberdeen and Sidney Herbert amid broader constitutional questions.

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Elopement of Lady Adela Villiers At Gretna Hall 1845

The Brighton police recount a clandestine elopement from London to Gretna Hall involving Lady Adela Villiers and Captain Charles Ibbetson. A mock marriage was performed at Gretna with a certificate and witnesses, then the couple traveled north toward Edinburgh, evading pursuit by rail and stage.

Adela Villiers Countess of Jersey Armodel Castle Brighton Miltary Adela Earl of Jersey Peneman East Lodge Upper Rock Gardens Ibbergon Lower Rock Gardens Loveplans Steine East Clif Charles Parker 4Th Rome Henry Ibbetson Ibbetson and Son Knight Rider Street Cheeter Terrace Regent'a Park Ibbetson Newcastle Villiers Carlisle Hymen Gretna Old City Whip Spur Greton Hall Tono Boniface Priest London Adeas Lord Brougham St. George's Prince de Capua Carlisle Postilions Sard Igain Mbo Kingdom of Scotland Domfries Gremns Charles Parke Tbbetson St. Pancras Middlesex Adela Coriands Villers St. George Rhea Bopexr Burgh Duchess of Sutherland Grace of Sutherland Greta Inn Langholme Edinburgh Crown Inn Moss ‘Aul Duke of Greton Green Graitney Charles Parke Ibbetson Adela Coriander Marie Villers Slater Mall Wolverton York

Child dies from quack medicine inquest at Shoreditch

An adjourned inquest before Coroner Mr Baker studied the five year old Matthew Mair who died after using a deleterious nonmedical remedy. Dr Rees and Dr Letheby testified the poison, lead and sugar, caused paralysis and blood deterioration. Jury returned natural death verdict despite calls to condemn the medicine supplier Mr Gibbons.

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