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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 18, 1843

Page

6

Serious Charge Against Police At Sydenham Inquest

An adjourned inquest at Bull Green Brewery, Sydenham, examined the death of John Hall, 37, a labourer, found drunk by a road ditch after a timber truck incident. Witnesses accused officers of leaving him by the roadside for hours. inspectors and constables defended actions, a post mortem was ordered, and the inquest adjourned for examination.

Very Bull Green Sydenham John Hall Well’s Lane Sydenham-common Mallelieu R Division Miller James Raynor Bricklayers’ Arms Sydenham-com- Mon Bear Decessed Swaine Rayner Southend Frost Green Man Inspector Miller Southend Lane Faint Edmonds Hall Lewisham Wilkinson Whittal George Edmonds

Fire at Wilde and Co Cocoa-Nut Fibre Makers

Fire broke out at Messrs Wilde and Co cocoa-nut fibre makers in FirE mm HornanDstreet on Saturday afternoon about two o clock. Flames were subdued within half an hour. Damage estimated at £200, insured with the San. Sudden pursuit led to the arrest of Charles Ellis alias Jones, aged 24, in Cerrig-y-Dru-idion on Thursday night amid allegations of arson. He was committed to Ruthin gaol for trial at the next assizes. An inquest into the death of Robert Roberts found suffocation due to fire, with verdict of incendiary action. Chester Chronicle report.

Hornandstreet BlackrpRiars Messrs. Wilde and Co Charles Ellis Jones Ellis Gaorgarrig South Wales Bala C. Wynn Cerrigy Druidion Ruthingaol Pen-y-Graig John Davies Cerrig-y-Druidion Denbighshire Robert Roberts Groesfaen Richard Williams Llangollen Chester Chronicle York-road Lambeth Scott Ebe Lush Court OF Exchequer Banco Tue Orgra Fra Diavo O Charrell Purnay Purday Fra Diavolo Chappell Paris Victoria Kingdom of France Compton Mansion House Day Merchant Tailors’ Company Alderman Humphery Henry Harris London-bridge Station House Elizabeth James Coal Harbour-street Hackney Powell Guildhall Newgate Bow Street Twyford M. Bohain la Courrier de Europe Madame Bohain A Division of Police No. 2 Palace-place Whitehall Rosenberg Bow-street Mr. Rosenberg Ann Driscoll Long Margaret Smith Hectorcourt Crauford Street Mr. Long Granger Nutford-place Edgware-road Union Hall Caroline Grant Jane Cutler Ann Hughes Jane Powell Mary Ann Haines Mary Lacey Cottingham St. George’s Workhouse Southwark

Condemnation of the Bishop of Chalons for abuse of authority

Paris reports the Bishop of Chalons found guilty by the privy council of abuse of authority. He will not lose his title but will no longer be paid as a public functionary. The regimen may tighten laws against friars and monks, with uncertain impact on university libels. Rumors note no foundation to a royal clash over the Greek matter.

Chalons Paris Privy Council France Tan Krtxye Bavaria Greece Athens Otho Louis Brazins Fatmouth Her Penguin Leslie Rio de Janeiro Bahia Pernambuco Naples Aquila Donna Januaria Rio Fisgard Curacoa Crescent Cockatrice Castor Conway Racer Crane New York Switzerland New Orleans Admiral Thomas Dublin Sandwich Islands Lord Paulet Kamehameha Ellery Tabasco Mexico Yucatan Campeachy Moore Louisiana O'Connell Dusuin Mr. Hearn D. O’connell O’connell Trim Tara Barrett Clontarf C. G. Duffy Nation Repeal Cavalry J. Gray Mr. O'Connell J. O’connell R. Barrett T. M. Ray John Gray C. G. Duffey Charles G. Duffy Mr. O’connell John O’connell Thomas Steele Thomas Tierney Peter James Tyrrell Richard Repeal Association Gray Steele Ray Clerk of the Crown Attorney-General

Inquest on a Prisoner After Receiving Her Majesty's Patron

A jury at Brixton House of Correction examined the death of Samuel Cooper aged 20 who died in the infirmary after nine years as a recurring inmate. He had been pardoned but ill and remained in hospital. The coroner and governor agreed the inquest would proceed and the verdict returned natural death due to lung disease.

Carter House of Correction Brixton Samuel Cooper Kingston Assizes Her Majesty Gardner BripcemMans West-street Mr. Tawney Highgate Cemetery

Destruction of Luton Hoo Mansion by Fire

The Hertford Reformer reports a major blaze at the Marquis of Bute’s Luton Hoo, starting about two o clock yesterday. Despite early fire engine aid and rapid evacuations, the grand hall library and right wing were ruined by ten o clock. Paintings, notable portraits, and the library were saved, with extensive furniture and china moved to safety. The left wing remains, but the right wing is a ruin, and the chapel interior and ornate carvings were destroyed. Neighbours aided, attempts continue to salvage what remains, while the marquis at Cardiff learns of the catastrophe.

Destaudroy Looron Hoo Botz Hertford Luton Vertu, &c Raphael Titian Rubens Caracci Corregio Cuyp, &c Earl of Strafford Ireton Pym Jeffries Ben Jonson Samuel Johnson Earl Bute Joshua Reynolds Marquis of Bute Blenheim London Smirke Tyttenhanger Hertfordshire Thomas Pope Trinity College Oxon Laton Napier Shaw Earl of Bute Luton Hoo Adams Cardiff Wales

Market reports and a blasphemy trial in Edinburgh

Manchester and Leeds trade conditions show mixed demand with price firmness on shawls tweeds and beavers while heavy goods slow in Huddersfield. In Edinburgh Patterson is found guilty of selling blasphemous works and sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment after an argument with the court over prison treatment.

Manchester India Calcutta Leeds Huddersfield Patterson Holywell Street Strand Thomas Patterson West Register Street Edinburgh High Court of Justiciary General Board of Directors of Prisons

Threatening to murder at a Hatton Garden institution

A young Italian, David Gallico, is charged with threatening to murder Jeronimo Calderara secretary to a Greville Street school for Italian boys. Testimony cites threats to kill if money is not given and notes prior mobbing by Italians seeking relief, with two constables unable to arrest him at first. Bail set after magistrate admonished defendant.

David Gallico Clerkenwell Jeronimo Calderara Greville-street Hatton Garden Chevaliers D'Industrie M. Pistraci M. Pistruci Calderara M. Calderaro Greenwood Ballantine Thames Robert Matthew Annesley Mr. Ballantine Honourable Society of the Inner Temple Randall Norris Ed. H. Martin Annesley Thomas Edlyn Tomlyn Suenirr’s Court Leynox Kennedy J. Lennox Billiter Square Snaresbrook Defendant Guernsey Plaintiff Mr. Innes Wm. Cotton Bank of England Essex Peacock Innes Sergeant Shee Caroline Leeson Bow Street John Saunders Hungerford St. Martin's Thomas Davis Union Hall John Acton Sarah Hooper Justice Cresswell Chambers Manchester Sergeant Talfourd Tindal Crocker Sheriff's Court Red Lion Square Ferrer

Declared Endorsement for Halse's Scorbutic Drops in Brent

Parish guardians in Brent Devon sign a public declaration praising Halse's Scorbutic Drops. They recount Thomas Rolins suffering severe wounds before use, improvements after the first bottle, and full recovery after continued treatment. They urge public trust and list London wholesale agents. June 21, 1848.

Brent Devon Alse Thomas ‘Rolins Halse Fre John Elliott John Menning William Pearse Henry Goodman Arthur Langworthy Thomas Rolins London Barclay and Soa Farringdon Street Hallett High Holborn Prout Strand King Blackfriars Road Sanger Oxford-street Johnston G& Cornhill N.B

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