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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 14, 1843

Page

6

City of London Election Address by Mr Pattison

A large gathering at Charlotte's Hotel in Poultry hears Mr Pattison outline liberal principles and past votes. He defends civil and religious liberty, supports English justice for Ireland, and backs the ballot and franchise expansion.

MR. Pattison Friends of Charlotte's Hotel Poultry Pattison Meyer Rothechild Ian Deputy Stevens Carr Effingham Wilson Travers Mr. Baring Muat House of Commons Ireland Cheera Scotland Mr. Fox Maule Hear Chalmer England Stevens

Meeting of the Friends and Supporters of T. Baring

A London meeting of supporters for T. Baring esq, the city’s jury candidate, at the London tavern. Russell Ellice presided. Baring outlined his mercantile background, Conservative stance, and willingness to oppose do nothing government while supporting free trade with safeguards.

T. Baring London Russell Ellice J. Price Bates Mildred Jones Wilson J. Rae Reid Matthew Wood Wolverley Attwood Thomas Baring National Anti Cornlaw League House of Commons Agte J. Mills India China Europe Lord Palmeraton France Adam Smith Huskisson

Man 77 charged with attempted murder of his employer

Thomas Rowe 77, once in service 24 years to Mr. Thomas Waller wine merchant of Cross-lane, is taken to the Mansion House by Inspector Waller on charges of firing a loaded pistol at his former master. Rowe admits the act and claims life misery drove him. Waller wounded but not fatally. Rowe remanded for a week.

Sheffield Globe Worke Ibbotson St. Philip’s Road Pagdin Howard-street Cutlers’ Hall Cutlers’ Company Swanska Cwmdwr Llanwrda Llansadwrn Davies Mr. Jones Llandovery Cwmdunant Cilgowm Nantyraneli D. H. Harris Rebecca Dolonherion Rebeccaiies Special Commission Watents Meas Messrs Gaffin, Stock, Butler, Burnell Simpson Thomas Rowe Inspector Waller Thomas Waller Espedor Waller Cross-lane St. Mary At Hill Bow Thomas Lock Waller Mr. Waller Rowe Beache Lord Mayor Bow-road Commercial Road Mr. Hunter Marrs Ratcliffe Highway Hunter Ffinch Cour Grove Lewisham Maidstone Portemourn Samarang Borneo Mr. Lozey Edward Belcher Portsmouth China Seas Tse Garar Nextoran Steam Suir Great Northern Blackwall Greenhithe Atlantic Pacific Ocean Miller Liverpool Scotland Londonderry Bishop of Norwich Francis Collier Lloyd Chappell R.N Individuaa East India, Company Baker White Lion High-street Shadwell Meria Hood Bradley John Hood East India Company Ann Smith London-street Ratcliff Ross Barnes Smith India-house Eliza Kay Eleanor Foss Merchant Seamen’s Society Times London Surrey H. W B. H.W Bridgend Perth Perthshire

Forgery Charge Shocks City Merchant Firm Partner Case

Alleged serious charge of forgery faced by James Moss of Moss Leman and Bryan, wharfingers, at Old Swan pier near London Bridge. A cheque altered to 80 pounds sparked the inquiry as partners demand witnesses. Moss posts sureties of 100 pounds each with 200-pound personal stake for a hearing next Tuesday. Destructive fire at Long’s lucifer match factory in Spitalfields destroys stock. fire fought by police and brigades, no insured property, cause unknown though a charred cat suggests matches ignited.

Hovse Ciry James Moss Moss London Messrs. Hankeys Bodkin Clarkson Wellclose Square Jeffery Square Watling Street Crovokland Pearl-street Quaker-street

Brigdeman Family in Tomb-Robbing Case at Union Hall

Witnesses testified about a burial ground disturbance at the Bridgeman chapel claiming Cof f in theft and reburial. The case against Rev Bridgeman and his son was adjourned to Friday with bail renewed.

Outrage at Clutton Ends in Assault and Kidnapping

In Somerset’s Clutton Magistrates hear details of a brutal assault and attempted rape against Martha Prathen by George Bowditch and three others James Hillier John Bowditch and Charles Sage. Prathen escaped and reported to Bishop's Sutton. warrants issued and ruffian sought.

Clutton Somerset Hallatrow James Hillier John Bowditch Charles Sage Martha Prathen Bishop’s Sutton George Bowditch Hillier Sage Paulwood Bowditch Worsnir Street Darina Thomas Cochrane Bingham Seth Johnson Shoreditch Coursay H Division Newgate

First Requisition Under the New Treaty in Forgeries Case

John C. Clinton, held for altering U S treasury notes, faced examination as the first case under the new treaty. The surrender bid sparked courtroom clashes and debates over warrants, depositions, and the proper venue at Bow Street. The prisoner was discharged after legal challenges to the warrant and evidence.

John C. Clinton United States Peter Laurie Alderman T. Wood Alderman Lucas Chambers Parker Buch Baring Secretary of State Bow Street Metropolitan Bush Victoria Mr. Chambers England Justice of the Peace Alderston- Wood America Haines Alderman Wood Bow-street New York Recorder of Jacob Little Henry Revell Reynolds Jardine Mr. Bush Mr. Jardine London

Irish forms over copper kettle case at mayoral court

Amelia White, an elderly Irishwoman, faced a lord mayor charge for annoying employer John Collins. She claimed fourteen years of loyalty, but admitted loss of her copper tea kettle after Collins left with another woman. The court ordered her to enter a £20 recognizance and Collins gave half a crown to settle the dispute.

Amelia White John Collins Smith and Co Amelia Evry Collins John Houghton Royal-street Lambeth Marlborough Street Hyde Park Messrs. Harvey and Co Westminster Road General Furnishers, &c Hydepark Albion Gate Bayswater Road Mr. Hardwick Hardwick Messrs. Harvey Thomas Still Greenwich Grove Cust Lewisham Pusey Cust Charles Williams Martin AK 91 Mr. Grove Newgate

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