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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 18, 1846

Page

6

Middlesex Sessions Treis to Dus at Hick's Ball

Reports from Middlesex Sessions describing arraignments and sentences. Highlights include juvenile crime concerns, a Parisian-inspired view on youth punishment, and cases such as Charles McCaskill's three month sentence for felonious theft. Also covers assaults on officers, Rowton Town Court details, and local police summaries.

Middlesex Treis Serjeant Adams Hick’s Ball Clerkenwell Green Grand Jury Brew Esora Philanthropic Society France London England Charles M‘caskill Acurnibus House of Correction Wepsesnar Activizion Adame

Serious Charges Against the Master of the Stonehouse Workhouse

The inquiry into Mr Evens, master of Stonehouse workhouse, spans ten days at Plymouth. Witnesses allege neglect and cruel treatment of paupers, including poor medical care and harsh housing conditions. Evens defends actions, while investigators prepare findings to be sent to Somerset House for final decision.

Marlborough Street Bernacony Paurens Henry Young Thomas Shylock Allen Henry Somers Hardwick Davis St. Martin’s Workhouse Twig Folly Paddington Young Foley Place Jan Norton Rosgery Patrick Hogan Bridget Welsh Humphries Angel Court Ireland Bridget Hogan Hogan Mrs. Webb Mount Great Paheney Street Kilver Welsh Drew Holboro Frances Belcombe Limerick London Danine Stavet Rossery Edward Criddle William Smith John Nettheton No. 3 Sloane Square Sloane Street Criddle Alies Etherington H. W. Cox Smith Thomas Blakewell Maria Marshall Marlborough Road Chelsea Wm. Knapp Coldstream Guards Mr. Kennett Queen-square Westminster Wellington Kennet Clive Hoyal Plymouth John T. Graves Roy W. Evens Stonehouse Warren Event William Horswell Camp Scrivener Evens Ernst Stone House Exeter Hospital House Committee Guerdiape Toby Edds Eddy Mr. Evens Chathem Dodridge Tine Wills Dooridge Hare Fanshawe Garret Helier Dedridge Hodge Sollock Hellier Mr. Perry Aishton William Tatem Rady Henry Perry John Capron Horswell Isniutant Poor Law Commissioner Royal Hote Somerset House

A Royal Joust and a Moonlit Turmoil in Europe

A curious column blends a mock medieval joust with a satirical Shakespearean tone and shifts to a sensational astronomy note. It recounts Louis Philippe and Montpensier amid courtly pageantry, then reports a fanatical plot against Lord Rosse’s telescope, followed by glow about a newly discovered planet and Le Verrier’s predictions.

Tragic Death Report From Llanberris Mountain Search

The Rev Mr Starr, a clergyman, disappeared on Snowdon and Glyder after guiding company left him alone in mist. His family sought him at Llanberris inn and reports indicate he perished on the mountains. Searches with dogs have not yet found a body.

Nary Ann South Myddleton Square Olice Bengvit’ Societies Old-Street Wells Tree Brothers Mr. Duke Sud Wakeling Tiis Hammersmith Mearpesocs Arthur Keefe David Moore David Heally Stephen-street Liscongrove Messrs Wright and Co Comet Manufacturers Blackfriars Moore Keefe Clive Perlite Montemolin France Francisco Infanta Madrin Dar Dodge Louis Philippe the Infanta Llanberria Mia Miss Starr Starr Snowdon Hughes Liaeberris Puraus Stutz

A Weighty Affair And The Electric Telegraph In Prose

A nearly two week delay for Lynn line engines ends when one heavy 20 ton engine is shipped from Manchester to Peterborough and London for transfer to the Eastern Counties line. The piece recalls the telegraph’s marvels and foresees its social reach, noting how such wires reveal “the secrets” of humanity in transit and the murderer's proximity via Great Western Railway telegraph indications.

Prats Edward Curtin Alderman Gibbs Ladlane Ladiane Alderman Gibbe Gibbs Swartowins Powell Mint William Seseve St. John's New Brunswick Aline London Liverpool Feiling Alderman Kelly Bridewell Enid Lynn Manchester Peterborough Thorney Eastern Counties Line Alon Brandon Masa Tyan Abridge Independent Tane People’s Journal Great Western Railway

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