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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 09, 1841

Page

7

Accidents and inquests fill a grim London day

A scattered report of inquests and accidents across London includes a Blackwall train delay after a carriage derailment near Blackwall, a Greenwich verdict of accidental death from a filed rope incident, a Minto brig crewman’s fatal leg injury, and a Marylebone inquest into a man found dead after a mysterious illness.

Black Saas Blackwall London St. George’s Hospital Hyde-park-corner Higgs Westminster Thomas Lewis Handard Windmill-street Carman Monnday Earl of Roslyn Cumberland-lodge Windsor Staines St. George's Hospital Edward Dickenson Unicorn Tavern Greenwich C.J. Carttar Kent John Smith Cook Minto Shields Wakley New Inn Marylebone-lane Oxford-street Richard Jups Bulstrode-street Cavendish-square Eliza Bartlett South-street Manchester-square Miss Leith Leith Gregory Macintosh Beadle Robert Jupe White Horse London Hospital Black Horse Kent Street Anderson Miss Anderson Morton Honnipre Ampthill Bedford Crouch Grimston Thames Police Gray Murray Watermen’s Arms Bankside Wiseman Muggs Christchurch East India Docks Baker Beltsean India Docks Sto Aca Ae Gill-street Limehouse Edinburgh Teaves Gan Queen's Hosters James Lipscombe Igh-Street Poplar India Docks Shome Eastman James Pipe

Memoirs of Marie Capelle Lafarge in Prison

The article promotes Madame Lafarge memoirs from Tulle Prison 1841 translated for Lloyds Penny Sunday Times and Peoples Police Gazette. It cites her plea for readers to judge innocence and crime, praising language and emotion while noting public reception, with appeals to readers to demand the book.

Adame Marie Cappelle Lafarge Tulle Madame Lafarge Lloyd's Penny Sunday Times Peoples’ Police Gazette Lloyd's Companion E. Lloyd Shoreditch

Superior looking glasses and splendid gilt frames offer

Charles M Lean announces supply of looking glasses and picture frames of top manufacture for trade and public. Free delivery across the kingdom with gratis sheets showing patterns and prices for 100 frame sizes and 120 glasses. Frames in compo and fancy wood, old frames repaired and regilt, 30 000 frames ready. All goods may be returned within three months for a refund.

Charles M‘lean Fleet-street Dispatch

Grimstone's Eye Snuff Promoted by Royal Patronage

A 1841 Nottingham London era advertisement extols Grimstone's Eye Snuff as a universal restorative for eye and nerve ailments. Letters from patients and doctors claim quick relief, vision restoration, and the ability to read without glasses, with royal backing and dealer details across towns.

H.R.H Duchess of Kent Treasury Grimstone G. J. Guthrie F.R.S James Wilcockson Nottingham W. Grimstone Broad-street Bloomsbury London Holland Wilcockson Annis Zenia Massenta A. I. M. Nottingham Kingstreet Long-acre

Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills Advert to Cure Pain

A 1840 testimonial from Mary Ann Chambers praises Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills for curing an eleven year agony in legs and thighs. She reports rapid relief after four to six pills and urges others with gout rheumatic conditions to use the medicine from Thomas Prout of 229 Strand London.

Cory Mason Waure Portsmouth St. Thomas's-street Paul John Fox C. King Blackfriars Road Christchurch London United Kingdom Olloway Herberty Mayn F.R.S Middlesex Hospital King's College Thomas Holloway H. Maro George-street Hanover Square Holloway Her B. C. Brodie Kingdom Blair Prout Strand Maidstone Wheeler Street Mary Ann Chambers Thomas Prout

Causes of Premature Decline Addressed to Youth Reform

Seventeenth edition seeks to warn against excessive indulgence and secret vices linked to lung and systemic diseases. Curtis and Co profess exclusive focus on such ailments, urging parents preceptors and clergy to detect harmful practices in schools, with a confidential medical consultation for £1 and delivery details in London and other cities.

J. L. Curtis and Company London Bailliere seHer Royal College of Surgeons Regent-street Strange Paternoster-row Guest Birmingham Schwler St. Ann's-square Manchester Philip South Castle Liverpool Machen and Co Dolier-street Dublin High-street Edinburgh Sun Evening Paper Messrs. Curtis and Co Frith-street Soho-square

Historic list of tradesmen and trades in Britain and Scotland

A detailed roster of firms across the United Kingdom and Scotland, naming carriers, linendrapers, oil merchants, commission agents, brewers, printers, hosiers, grocers, maltsters, calico printers, cotton brokers, bleachers, naturalists, milliners, attorneys, lace manufacturers, booksellers, surveyors, and other trades. Also notes scotch sequestrations with J Anderson and J and A Fleming and others.

Richardson and Smithson Leeds James Ezekiel Nash and Son Bristol Parkes and Mousley Birmingham Judson, Slack and Co Manchester Calico Tattersall and Clare Liverpool Wrigley and Wild Gigg Bury Lancashire J. Harnett and Co Museum-street Hinde and Watkins Oxford-street Marylebone Smith and Reynolds Wimpole-street Cavendish-square Darwall and Potter Walsall Attornees Scorer and Acomb Nottingham M. A T. Baynes Paternoster-row Churchill and Hewson Gloucester-place Dorset Square J. Fielder Sen Jun B. B. Fielder Liss Hampshire Hare and Haile King-street Cheapside J. Anderson George-street Edinburgh J. and A. Fleming Drumacharan Glenshee Perthshire

Queen appoints Dr Norman McLeod as Scottish chaplain

London Gazette reports the Queen's appointment of Dr Norman McLeod to be one of her Majesty's chaplains in Scotland, replacing the late Dr William Bryce. War Office notices list promotions and purchases across regiments including Dragoon Guards and Foot regiments, with multiple officers named for assistant-surgeon, captain, lieutenant, and staff positions.

Roppeny Stephen Deacon Spratton Northamptonshire London Euston-square Deacon Brewers Redcross-street Borough Northamptonshire Union Mary Nisbett Friar-street Waterloo Road Thames Fox-under Croydon Fair St. Pancras Payne St. John’s Herselydown John Ford High-street Lambeth Lambeth-palace Fenning’s Wharf London-bridge Wakley Lord Somers’ Arms Wilstead-street New-road Great Western Railway Southal King’s Cross West Street Bodgenor’s Bicknell Parliament-Street Richard Irwin William Carter Surrey Old Gravel H. Clare Timpson Thomas Place White Goutro Sydney Theublic Norfolk Island Moreton’s Bay Feather Australia London Gazette Wuitehall Norman M‘leod Scotland William Bryce 1St Regiment of Dragoon Guards William Ord Mackenzie Smith Sth Regiment of Light Dragoons Cornet Edward Seager Brown 16Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Henry Pilleau 63D Foot Chapman 30Th Regiment of Foot Augustus Parefoy Lockwood Edmondson 51St Foot Richard D. Baker Purchase Forman Augustus Hen Irby Baker Edmund Stansfield Irby 60Th Foot Thomas Cowan M.D Tergusson Foot John Strange Chapman 16Th Light Dragoons Watson John Edward Stephen Pilleau 85Th Foot Thomas D'Arcey Humfrey 86Th Foot Charles Stewart Strath James Coghlan 92D Robert Macleod Sutherland Noel Archibald Hamilton Tattnall Monro John Gordon Tattnall William Roberts Gregory Frederick Amelius Whimper Roberts John Alfred Street Whimper Edward Grannam Street 99Th Foot George Thomas Galbraith Usartacuep Arthur Charles Gregory 98Th Foot Brewyer Henry Brown East India Company Chatham Starr Robert Macbeath 16Th Foot Edinburgh Hospital Starr Cosmo Gordon Logie Fraser Rifle Brigade Ensign Bold Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies Walter Saxton William Stewart Jean Baptiste Paras Dillon Queen’s Own Regiment of Worcestershire Rufford Turner Francis Tongue Rufford Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry David Nisbett Cornet Didsbury Queen's Own Stafford Royal Yeomanry Henry William de Vaux Viscount Paget William Hartopp Hunter Baron Dickenson Webster Hartopp A. J. Hoffstaedt Billiter-street Fenchurch J. C. Knell Millbrook Hampshire E. Bayly Exeter H. Busbridge Upper North-place Gray’s Inn-road Chilver Ipswich Suffolk Cooper and Co Staverton-mills Trowbridge Wiltshire Clothiers J. Heywood Heaton Norris Lancashire J. B. Carey Nottingham Wilcock and Co Ulverstone J.gratton Newbold Chesterfield Derbyshire J. Jevon Bilston Staffordshire M. Hildick Walsall Henrietta-street Covent-garden P. Grant Strand Higton and Brewer Broadway Blackfriars W. Onne Southwarl H. Samuel Leadenhall-street Hill and Wood Queenhithe N. Emmerson Bishop Auckland Durham Mercer W. H. Bell Kingston-upon-Hull Bridge and Co Potts and Co Monk Wearmouth Shore E. Proud Sunderland Grocer J. Barnes Derby Carrier J. Buckett Overthorpe Blackett and Cup Manchester J. Bradshaw Oswestry Shropshire Prince and Co Leeds H. Marsh Plymouth J. Cranston Ringwood Southampton G. Taylor Thickhollins Meltham Yorkshire T. Stevenson M. Blood North Audley-street E. Blake Devonport Madley and Courteen Redbrook Monmouthshire brewers,Heron ,and Co Innkeeper Orgill and Bell E. Gratton Fleet-sheet H. J T. R. Collinson Ledanois and Bourdel Rathbone-place Bland Collins and Co St. John's-street-road Golborne and Co Liverpool T. R. Golborne Newton and Lightfoot Blake and Wilson Royle and Crompton Heap and Co Whitwick Leicestershire Jones and Smith Birmingham Luke and Co Penzance Cornwall White and Co Cheapside G. Greenwell Robson and Walker and Co Sheffield T. Underdown Sebing and Co Dysart D. Macgillivray Greenock Crysalter A. Taylor Aberdeen Merchant J. and W. Gowans Springburns Glasgow

Births Marriages and Deaths Across Cities in Brief

Births report twins in Oaklands Tipperary and Halifax with recent births, and several other locations noting a son or daughter. Marriages list multiple matches in Dublin London St George Hanover Square Sunninghill and Fordington with various spouses and familial ties. Deaths record losses from Walmer Cheltenham London Dublin Paris and Birmingham, noting ages and titles.

Oaklands Tipperary Col. Phipps Halifax Townsend Grove End Road St. John's Wood Charles Lennox Butler Rawstorne Chester-square Wm. Stopford Great Cumberland-place James Norton Trinity-square H. Teape George Blake Cambridge Terrace Hyde Park Hereford-street Rushworth Torquay Weebles

Hop Market Slows After Busy Fair Period

Markets note a lull after the early weed fair week with demand shifting from fairs to steadier sales. Prices ease by two shillings to one shilling as buyers pause and vendors adjust.

Tina Tate Betty Cory, &E Eailing Garler Bryans Last

Advertisements and Communications from Nee Norris Office

Printed at No. 337 Strand Middlesex by Nee Norris of No 58 Fetter Lane Holborn London published for readers by the said Jeux Norns at the Office No 337 Sn Sunday October 9 1841.

Strand Middlesex Nee Norris Fetter Lane St. Sant Holborn London Eaytors Jeux Norns

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