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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 16, 1845

Page

5

Miscellany notes deaths and crimes in crowded London and Cambridge

Reports of various incidents include the death by apparent suicide of a Revue Independante editor in Richmond Yorkshire, political maneuvering over Cambridge representation after Sir John Mortlock’s death, theatre closure and farewells at Lyceum, arson and robbery at Luggershall, a disruptive servant in Wapping punished with imprisonment, a child’s death from lead-containing medicine, and detailed railway receipts across districts. The mix includes legal proceedings, public notices, and social commentary.

Fein Ameniers Richmond Yorkshire Revue Independante Cam. Gaeinge John Mortlock Shelving J. H. V. Manners Sutton Othce Excise Crick Cambridge Adair Cartbridge Independent Press Lyceon Ixcewpiany Fire Axyp Russery Rx Bocxs.—On Tuestar Vightaire Luggershall Mr. Newton Isabella Maclean Thames Broderic Prince Show Broderip Shaw Antee Brederip Gilbert Police Constante Dundee Lin Brodezio Denton

Great Free Trade Demonstration Dinner for Villiers in Birmingham

A large Birmingham gathering at Town Hall honored Hon. C. P. Villiers M.P. with a dinner attended by about seven hundred gentlemen. Speakers including Cobden and Villiers urged repeal of the corn laws, argued for free trade, and called for government action to open ports to avert looming famine risks in Ireland and across the country. The event featured toasts, cheers, and a strong push for political reform and unity.

Mr. Smith M. Gibson, Esq M.P J. Bright C. P.villiers John Scott, Esq Walnail Earl Ducie R. Cobden N.P Mr. Fox Mr. Brown Liverpoul R. R. Moore Colonel Thompson Janes Beale Yao Wort Hutton Scholefield Warton Bolton T. Bailly Clarke S. Black Thomas Phillips Cutler Geach Hancel Lichfield Hill H. Keight Ss. Batshee BH. W. Blake A. Kendrick Barnett Cheshire Baldwin P. R. Douglas Cadbury Eag Stimpson Charles Pelham Villiers Cobden Birmingham Tamworth C. P. Villiers House of Commons James Graban Hirmingham John Russell Edinburgh England Holland Europe Walter Releigh Liebig Treasury Mr. Escott China James Grahem Villiers Richard Cobden Lord Grenville House of Bedlam Ramoure R. Peel Sir J. Graham Duke of Wellington Lord Stanley Mr. Cobden Robert Peel Robert Baronet Sir R. Peel Sir. R. Peel Ireland Belgium Boards of Guardians Fleur London Manchester Gladstone Lord Sandon Liverpool Lancashire Yorkshire Bright Roomber

Provisional Committees and Distemper in Horses Across Regions

A London Chronicle report details a Clerk to provisional railway committees seeking wages at the Mansion House, with Lord Mayor advising Court of Requests. It also covers laborers demanding immediate work near Waterford and LimerickRailway fields, and financial market notes from Windsor and European capitals. It notes a counterfeit coin case at Marlborough Street, where Edward Powell faced trial for attempting to pass bad sovereigns, with testimony suggesting possible innocence or intent, and bail granted.

Helifex Liverpool Journal Deravttren Horne Mansion House Court of Requests Waterford and Limerick Roxboro’ Road É&C Limerick W. H. Owen C.E Vokes Mr. Owen Lamerick Chronicle Panta Windsor Moniteur Parla Lyons Creil St. Quentin Duke de Bault-Tavanner France Lorient Marine Artillery Brest Madagascar Pemons Armide Vauban Toulon Moniteur Des Armée di Havre Buenos Ayres Deux Fréres Unia Rosas London Thoredsy Orleans Rouen Northern Havre Avignon Vierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Troyes Montereau Basle Fampoux Spain Madrid Valencia Saragossa Liveroor Rio Resolution 45Th Regiment Monte Video Cyclops Plymouth United States Liverpool Hibernia Great Britain O'Brien Lord Cloncurry Pension-House Relief Committee Whitehall Ireland Department of Woods and Forests, &c Rosgat Pitz Marlborough Street Edward Powell Mint Ellen Amelia Johnson E Division Little Portland-street Regent-street Mortimer-street Edwards Rawley Cain Humphries Maltby Mr. Humphries Mr. Maltby Bimaru

Murder at Hull as husband jailed after cruel abuse

A Hull neighbourhood reels from the murder of a labourer's wife, killed by repeated kicks during intoxicated cruelty. The inquest names Patrick M Intyre as the wilful killer, with testimonies detailing the wife's cries for shelter and the husband's night-time absence at a public house. The post mortem notes a large internal wound consistent with a kick and confirms death by blood loss.

Mill Street Hull Lord Dorham Thorpey Joiners Arena Weatstreet Mary Fullerton Michael Fullerton Nill-street Abe Judy McIntyre Catherine Butler Patrick M'Intyre Judy M‘tntyre Nancy M‘intyre Allerton Paddy Ebe Patrick M'fntyre Millstrest Lord Durham Joseph Agar Locking J. A. Locking Mill Bender James Jennings Mr Intyre Charley Dodd Patrick M‘intyre Yorkshire Ireland Suskory Lonpox Baipee Waterman Woolwich Old Swan Wharf Bee City West End Suicipe Horss Monckarasz Patsox William Carter Thomas M'Namara Himerlf Bunorany Hackney Chatham Place Wright Roper Clapton-square Covent Jullien Ite Europe M. Jollien

Potato Disease-Failure of the Harvest Across Wiltshire

The Potato Commissioner reports widespread rot and failure across Hampshire Wiltshire and Dorsetshire. Farmers and laborers describe entire acreages ruined two-thirds rotten with red kidney and white potato varieties. Bread prices high, families starving, and minimal charity. Local witnesses warn the winter will be dire with scarce food and rising coal and fuel costs.

Gland Eng Richard Morgan Angus Samborne Charles Emons James Alderman Semborne Joseph Clarke Mr. Gager Wiltshire Henry Percy Boscombe Mr. Waters William Cannings Mrs. Saunders Mr. Water Carter Somerset Salisbury Newcastle Idmiston Target Duuhead Oret Doreet Sacisougy Winterslow Frank Butler Martin Dorsetshire Ringwood New Forest Absley Fording-bridge Ruckburn Sandhill-heath Damerhare Gorley Aldersholt Enéome Cranbourne Penridge Ford John Newman Fordingbridge Patalava Burbage Willahire Ewer Staten

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