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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 09, 1847

Page

4

Farmers at agricultural meeting urge tenants to break up poor lands

A long speech by Huxtable praises soil improvement and sorghum-like practices. He cites a dairy farm of 95 acres that shifted to tillage increasing wheat to 1600 bushels and cattle to 40 head, with 12 workers year-round, while detailing drainage, irrigation, and manure systems to maximize fertility and reduce straw use. A Belgian worker attacked by a contractor, wounded, closes the report.

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Alleged Murder Trial Of A Husband At Holborn

William Joseph Clifton aged 42 was charged with the wilful murder of his wife Matilda Clifton aged 38 at Beacham street Holborn. Testimony described a late night altercation in which the wife was struck and kicked, with blood found in the room. A daughter testified to a quarrel over gin and a table knife and the jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Clifton. Witnesses noted both parties were drinking. Clifton was remanded and later committed to Newgate.

William Joseph Clifton Clerkpowell Matilda Clifton Wiliam Henry Martin Eurgeons Pollock Hallow Garden Ake Hed Margaret Goodwin Beacham Street Tyrwhitt Thomas Euats Elizabeth Clifton Mr. Tyrwhitt M. Tyrwhitt William the Fourth Beauchamp Street Holborn Waking Abe Newgate Buzrrizip Badger Thom Monne R. T. W. Rodgers Branson Maria Roberta George Roberts Army Hesband Witness John Morton Severates Thomas Morten Army Army Decesead William Thorp Johnnson Town Hall Overend Towx Hart Patrick Flannery 401H Regiment of Foot Joan Dalton Dragoon Guards Barrack Lane Thomas T. W. Rodger Green Raynor Home Office Flannery Thomas Morton Patrick Marianosa Queen's 40Th Regiment of Foot Ster Inn Rennyson St. Philip's Church Kelvin Grove Thomas Marton Thorpe Robert Thorpe Gergeant James Dalton James Bradfield Cavalry Guard Sheffield Barrack John Dalton Serjeant Johnson Serjeant Johnson Dalton Samuel Linley Aevette Mulannon York Hodge Aix York Castle

Accident at Windsor Castle as horse dies on terrace

An unfortunate incident occurred on the Windsor Castle terrace when a horse drawing ice spooked and leaped the rampart, falling into the park below and breaking its neck, dying instantly. Separate reports note a Carlisle murder inquiry and a barracks street affray with soldiers. details describe witnesses, injuries, and coroner proceedings.

Windsor Castle Queen's Terrace Victoria Terrace Lirgefoot Rio de Janeiro England Boston Halifax Royal Mail Cambria Judkins Uail Jolly Carlisle Greystone Cottage Blackwall Road Hodgson Bothhergate Peter Hanlin Botchergate Charles M.minnis Durbar Henlin M‘mionis Bat M‘minvia Hanlin Hania M'Minnis M'‘Mionis Hia Casto M'Minoia Mondex

Debated reforms and case notes on the death penalty

A weekly critique argues against death punishment, citing Maidstone and Dundee delays, wrongful convictions, and a pregnant prisoner case. It discusses Home Office warrants, telegraph delays, and the role of judges, reporters, and public opinion in capital justice.

Spain Ministry Rumors and French Influence Stir European Wears

Reports from Madrid claim Narvaez heads a new Spanish ministry under French influence. Names listed include Sartorias Orlando Ros de Olano and Cordors with doubts about authenticity of the correspondence and fears of French diplomacy shaping Spain’s future. A telegraph despatch and a contentious letter to a Carlist are discussed amid broader questions of stability and potential Algerian army action.

Narvaez Spain France Madrid Moniteur Parisien General Narvaez M. Sartorias M. Orlando M. Ros de Olano M. Cordors Bulwer Algeria Times Italy Post Atanda

Time Rules for Sunrise Sunset and Tidal High Water

Guidance explains determining sunrise and sunset times for Great Britain and Ireland using latitude, with adjustments by degree and minutes. It lists high water corrections for various ports such as London Dock, Falmouth, Milford Haven, Dover, Dublin, Liverpool, Southampton, and more, then notes calendar entries for October including Michaelmas terms and observed astronomical data like day length and moon phase for specific Sundays and dates.

Great Britain and Ireland Principe London Dock Hristo Bork Falmouth Holl Milford Haven Brighton Shoure Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Pregnancy and punishment in a murderess case

The piece argues that a jury of matrons cannot reliably determine pregnancy and urges medical testimony in such trials. It discusses the danger of infanticide, the fate of the condemned mother, and the proposed final order to remove the infant and execute the mother, reflecting on legal and moral implications.

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Four Men Falsely Convicted Get Ten Pound Gratuity

A Victorian era piece condemns legal injustice where four men wrongly transported amid harsh punishment. It notes public appetite for state compensation and reports Home Office approval of a £10 gratuity to Robert Cant, John Williams, Thomas Dubooy, and Marmaduke Lonsdale for their false conviction and suffering.

Queen Victoria Hudson Railway Potentate Home Office Whitehall George Grey Robert Cant John Williams Thomas Dubooy Marmaduke Lonsdale

Remark on Official Payment and Propriety in Capper Warrant

A historical document records a directive to pay an amount to be communicated by officer J. H. Capper Esq. The text notes a strong sense of propriety in Sir George Grey’s decision under the circumstances and questions the justification of compensation. The piece portrays the proceedings as a stigma and disgrace for improper transportation payments.

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Fragmented Dublin letters and Irish distress rhetoric

A chaotic excerpt from a Dublin pamphlet era traces protests over Irish governance after the Union. It cites Anstey and Grumio-esque commentary, debates on taxation, famine pressures, and calls for parliamentary accountability amid anti Popish and Repeal sentiment, ending with brief notices on legal case lore.

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