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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

15 Nov 1845

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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 15, 1845

Page

6

Potato Crop Blight Sparks Worries Across Rural Districts

Reports from Tytherley to Birmingham describe potato and turnip plants struck by a wasting blight, with up to seventy percent of crops failing. Growers, dealers, and farmers warn of food shortages, urging government action including open ports for foreign grain to avert famine risks.

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Drunken parson’s removal urged for aggravated parish abuse

In a parish case the rector since 1837 was accused of habitual intoxication and riotous conduct in a public house with parishioners, leading to church desertion. He was imprisoned in 1843–44 and later acquitted of felonious cutting but convicted of a common assault. A commission found aggravated misconduct and urged deprivation. Court postpones final decision to next session.

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Chanceet Bure Tes Granuncaxsnine Canal Company Isuog Lot England Sartvenar Puitips Knight Bruce James Newman Long Sutton Lincolnshire Newman Whitnontide Mr. Newman Hamilton Bennett Newmen Teussell Q.C G. L. Russell Swanston Cooper Bilton Laxton Lord Denman Qusen v. Tre Jupge Oy Tee Abcues Csxterbuay Solicitor General Bier Bamee Exeter J. Shore Duke of Somerset Bridgetown Berry Pomeroy Devon Shore Edwards Brown Cosens Snore Church of England Moxpar Wrsstzr Hoggins Bramwell West-end George Andrews Cork-street Burlington Hotel Goodman Great Marlborough-street H Brockett Higgins Justice Patteson Patmenes Tag Sours Wxstxax Company AS. Chambers Southampton Portugal Dock Company Treasury Railway Company Tindal Mfr Baron Parke Cortisox Baonx Anp Others Wilkinson City of London Spring, Watch Wasster Sherif'sjary Fish Thomas Kebble Alderman Wilson Central Criminal Court Morris Caroline Jones Waa Thorpe Penam De,fendant Ross and Crown Aylesbury Thomas Bachelor Times Haggard Harding Prion Day H. Jen Oer Fust Enpin Boswell Court Hicks Blewes A. H. Chambers Council For Bolton Eapin
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Edgware Road theft case and Irishwoman drunkenness tale

Trial notes recount Caroline Riley charged with unlawful possession after being found with beef loaf cheese tea sugar and potatoes in Orford terrace Edgware Road. She claimed items were from a servant girl and faced a month’s hard labor after a 40 shilling fine. A separate case of Margaret Kelly, Irish, jailed a month for public drunkenness at Vere Street after a wake.

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James Simmons Brady Ags St. Pancras Tle Mr. Combe Priaoner Mr Combe Excise Pic Cass Willliam Cox Willian Cox Drury Lane Anti Corn Law League Combe Alr. Wolff Mr. Wold Wold Mary Harrison Abe Wolff Uischarke Marilebone Caroline Riley Rawlinson Garm Aiven O Orford Terrace Edgware Road Margaret Kelly Coastally Thorntin Vere Atreet Mr. Rawlinson Roough
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