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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 15, 1846

Page

2

Montpensier Wedding Amid Royal Paris Ceremonies

Paris dispatch recounts the marriage of the Duke and Duchess de Montpensier with La Tour de their nuptials at the Salon de Mars. King Louis Philippe presided. a grand dinner followed. Spanish and French dignitaries attended. later reports mention Franco British diplomatic dynamics and stock market reactions in Paris.

Panta Paris Lord Normanby M. Guizog Corps Prince de Joinville Parie Tuileries M. Guizot Duke Duchess de Montpensier Palace of St. Cloud Salon de Mars Royal Household Spain Duchess de Nontplnsier Count de Paris Duke de Chartres Prince Philip of Wartemburg Louis XIV Madrid M. Rossi France Rome Italy Austria Normandy England Orleans Rouen Havre Great Northern Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes Montereau Basle Dieppe Strasburgh Tours Nantes Lyons Atignon Cette M. Quizot Lord Brougham Lord Palmeraton Frederick Adam Fenian Islands Marseilles Presse Lord Palmerston J. B. Ghirardello Vienne Baden Duke de Montpensier Luisa Europe Louis Philippe Constitutioner Montpensier Egypt Suez Sppanis India Toulon

Awful Waltham Street murder and Regent's Park fire

A Dublin style report details a brutal murder in Ireland with a man slitting his throat after a quarrel at a lodging house, amid a separate alarm at a Regent's Park residence where a fire broke out and caused extensive damage. The account also covers charity governance, relief efforts, and local civic debates on city improvements and public works.

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Metropolis Fire Risks in London Officies and Debris

A detailed report from the records office highlights five London branches with significant fire hazards. Carlton Ride and Pall Mall face structural weakness and heavy insurance costs. Rolls Chapel, Chancery Lane, and Westminster Abbey’s Chapter House house ancient records and risk fire misfortune. The Tower of London stores wealth and records with large risk, while fire could extinguish all within swiftly. An associated incident describes a suicide attempt by George Samuel Tanner, a resident at York Terrace, who had faced financial and social strain amid drifting finances and a troubled relationship with a dancer named Ellen.

Freer London Carlton Ride Pall Mall Bolda Braidwood Fire Brigade Rolls Chancery Lane Chancery Weatminster Abbey William the Conqueror Tower of London John White Tower York Terrace Westminster Gloucestershire No. 1 George Samuel Tanner Ellen Hin

Tragic Clifton death by own act headline detail

In Clifton Miss Rebecca Jones aged years residing at Meridian Place in a house once owned by the late Mr Bickley died after throwing herself from a house top in a disturbance of mind. An inquest returned a verdict of Temporary Insanity.

Clifton Rebecca Jones Ape Mr. Bickley Meridien Place Bristol Mercury Cottenham Max Kttreppy Plovca Thomas Watta Watts Cambridge Advertiser Lancaster and Carlisle Gawth Smith Manchester Sidney Wros Beswick Hichards Tiblane Richards Hewrer S.J. Roberts Chester Liverpool Penrith Carlisle Church of Scotland Seccanion Church Joseph Wiliams

Rogue and wagebond commitment in Branchester case

A man who took clothes pledged by a woman refused to return them when her husband asked. He appeared before Mr H L Trafford at the Town Hall, was found guilty of deception, and committed to the New Bailey for a month as a rogue and wagebond.

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