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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 17, 1846

Page

4

Cruelty to an Insane Pauper Inquiry in Haverhill

A lengthy coroner's inquest at the Greyhound Inn Haverhill examined the death of Jol Webb a 74 year old pauper lunatic in Risbridge Union Workhouse. Witnesses described injuries and abuse by nurse Slater. postmortem found natural death from water on the chest. verdict natural death with condemned treatment by staff and board of guardians criticized for hiring a pauper caretaker.

Greyhound Inn Haverhill Jol Webb Risbridge Union Wayman Anne Radford Arnup Slater Frederick Webb Diving Chat Slaer George Munn Eliza Wybrow Samuel Luna Jona Hes Euch Biford Sas Risbridge Ui Ted Mr. Harev Board of Guardings Ecatpmas Sr. Dlavey ii John Webs J. Harry G. Escort Harvey Martin Innes Mr. Jackson Mr. Jardine Adr Mr. Escott Jackson Jardine Hedingham Essex Henry Martin Board of Guardians Ile Syer Nuras Slater

Anti Slavery Meeting Denounces American Slavery Supporters

A Manchester gathering at Free Trade Hall features George Thompson Henry C Wright Garrison Douglas and others denouncing American slavery. Speakers attack Rev Dr Cox and Evangelical Alliance for hosting slave-holding delegates and urge stronger union against slavery despite opposition from some local Presbyterians and reformers.

Tia Free Trade Hall Councilor Shitheworth George ‘Thompson Thompson Manchester Wao Hinnie Per Ission Friends Evangelical Alliance Friends of Act Aia Perrmuel Hansin Cox Cos Frederick Douglas America Hours C. Wright Liefchild Cox New Philadelphia Willam Greham Syood Cincinnati Cor William Grehan Presbyterian Caurch Cus Wr. Cox England Ripley Ohio General Assembly Birmingham Thia Clave Olive Leifchild Prentice Wanchkester Denes Wright Mev Georgy Thompson Culling Eardley Smith Clowes Ewbauk Liverpool Mr. Garrison Ala Prantice Alliance Pringle Newcastle

Providential rescue on Derbyshire moors near Sheffield

An elderly man, John Barton of Helmesfield Lidgate near Owler Bar, went missing while visiting a daughter and was found insensible under a wall after nearly eighty hours without nourishment. Neighbors searched relentlessly and he survived exposure, with recovery ongoing, after being snatched from the jaws of death.

Derbyshire Sheffield John Barton Helmesfield Lidgate Owler Bar Tetley More Baslow Traac Sheffield Fris

Revenue figures for Britain end of year 1305

The Revenue presents the thin net produce of Great Britain for the year and quarters ending the 1305th and 1st October ISTO, showing increases or decreases. The document details the revenue flow and compares quarterly totals to prior periods to indicate fiscal changes.

Great Britain

Fragmented note on Consolidated Fund and a Birmingham theft case

The report covers a confused financial entry for the Consolidated Fund including quarter ended dates and Exchequer bills, followed by a long narrative of a 1812 bank-note mystery resolved in Wolverhampton. It details Browning’s letter to Sarah Browning, the missing note later traced to Birmingham, a bill of £14 14s 0d, and the arrest of Henry Stvatts, with proceedings at the public office and assizes.

Conso Navigation Street Birmingham Bank of England General Post Office Browning Messrs Spooner and Attwood Fordun Schofield High-street Mevi Henry Stvatts Miss Jordan Atesh Ivatts Wolverhampton St. Spooner Req M.P J. James Thomas Beilby Spurrier Mr. Harding Summerstreet Thoreday Ivalis Leary Tratts C. Purcell Nelson Street West Cheminghan

Imperial Empire scheme outlined in witty critique

The piece lampoons a proposed British Empire reform, naming Benjamin Disraeli and William Robert Cooke among others. It mocks a plan to crown monarchs, create grand offices, double incomes, and reorganize taxes, debt, and industry, ending with a call to verify the tale by visiting Cooke’s lodgings near the Bluecoat School in London.

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Tide Tables and Prayer Notes for Oct 25 1818 London

Almanac style excerpt listing high water times at multiple harbors from Cork to Dover and Dublin, with daily astronomical and prayer schedules. Includes navigational data for ports like Brighton Cowes Dover and Liverpool and references to liturgical readings for morning and evening. The date line marks the 20th day of the year’s cycle with changes to daylight and moon phase noted alongside quarter sessions timetable.

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Satire and opinion on governance and reform in England

Fragmentary prose voices critique on Swiftic satire and New Lights, discuss Crown laws and Corn Laws, and scold Conservative governance. The text laments fiscal strain, education costs, and state duties, arguing the people demand reform and proper governance.

Swift Cook Prince Albert Sfriice of Wales Courbery Danny Weiled Conserva 1 Niger England

The Quarters Revenue And Its Beneficial Effects

The Quarters Revenue shows a favorable drift amid harvest shortfalls. Revenue rises in most productive sectors, with Customs and Excise contributing gains while incidental items decline. The overall effect suggests improving finances despite trade shifts and evolving policy influences.

Spain learns of changes to royal marriage plans

A garbled report from this week claims the Hesse Government warned a minister about a potential reshaping of the Svenish Tisene marriage issue. The note speculates Britain could say less and questions whether the French Cabinet would oppose an easier intimation, hinting at a possible restraint on consummation.

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Manchester electors urged bright as candidate for parliament

A Reform Alliance article urges Manchester voters to return Mr Bright to Parliament. It praises his services to the Free Trade movement, argues his views on church and aristocracy are not disqualifying, and urges discussion to cease while expressing gratitude for his uncalculable value to Manchester and the Empire.

Bri Weiwid Manchester Bright Brigiys Cage Mr. Bright

Duelling and the Press in Irish Political Discourse

A critical polemic on dueling, morality, and the press. The piece defends O Connell and Hill Conciliation against violent rhetoric, condemning sensationalism and personal attacks while urging civil, decent public discourse in Treland politics.

Conciliation Hill O'Connell O'Connells John O'Vannest Lawlor Wornina Herald Times Teba O'Connell Treland Tate Te Potite Suviety

Treatment of Paupers and the risks in workhouse care

A critical look at Risbridge Union practices as a sample of broader treatment of paupers under old and new Poor Laws. The piece argues that periodic inspection fails to catch daily abuses by those who control and neglect inmate welfare, highlighting systemic neglect in workhouses.

Risbridge Union Eld

Fragmentary Analysis of Legal Reform and Public Safety Measures

A garbled report discusses reform direction, police and officer pay, and court timing. It references mitigating public risk, potential budget limits, and the challenge of enforcing new regulations amid unclear legal guidance.

Public meeting urged over parliamentary representation reform

The letter argues against a private coalition within a county division and calls Western Division electors to convene in early November for a public meeting. It defends a trusted representative’s integrity and urges resistance to what is described as unconstitutional overreach by the opposing faction.

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