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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 19, 1845

Page

6

Prisoner Searched After Shop Theft at Chelmsford Assizes

In a Chelmsford courtroom a shop robbery case unfolded as the prisoner yielded to a body search after denying prior suspicion. Mrs Radford assisted the prisoner upstairs, the accused resisted but produced stolen bank notes and sovereigns, offering money to escape. The prisoner was committed for trial. bail was denied and witnesses bound over.

Que Chelmsford Shom Meyaoe Windsor G. E. Anson Prince Albert William Sims Mary Ann Truelove Alderman Bannister Blont Abe Robert Truelove Love George Edward Anson Jane Truelove Simmonde Lord Liverpool Herd

Police Reports From Guildhall And Streets Of London

Reports detail Benjamin Brooks facing examination for stealing a horse and gig valued at £50, alleged to be converted after hiring for £15. Other items include a Buckingham Palace maid accused of theft, a Macbeth reference street altercation, a ginger beer bottle thrown at a theatre, and a man assaulted in Hoxton with sentencing for various offenses. Also notes on railway land trespass cases, a Bethlehem Hospital complaint, and a mock auction license violation.

Benjamin Brooks W. Maguay Humphreys Robinson Fun Pheys Alderman Lucas Banks Major Semple Leach W. Munagnay Bow Street Bocerscaamm Palace Tuesdes Cara June Evans Buckingham Palace Edmund Heale Windsor Castle Steed Air Woutner Wooeship Street Eghinstone Royal Albert Hoxton Broughton Macduff Breton the Albert Alfred Thomas Barcley Macduff,” &c Southware Weasroxs TRE Gaps Jeremiah Clark Jeremy Victoria Theatre Faucit Saville Savile Jack Sheppard David Blake Hir Hiss North Shields London Camden-town Saville Geomegistrate Stryvian Traill Trinity College Cambridge Norwich Anne Bethicber Hospital Bockley Peckham Bethlehem Hospital Trail Bethlehem George Chilton Gloucester Inner Temple Croydon Railway Company James Smith Brighton and Croydon Railway Croydon London Bridge Sydenham Witnese Chilton Mr. Chilton Railway Company Smith Mr. Jeramy Edwin Drury Ballantine Lord Charles Spencer Sierra Leone Charles Spencer Lloyd’s Crozier Denham Ville Commercial Road Stepney England Liverpool Africa Shea Tne Mock Auction Nursaxc Tueedsy Peter M‘pherson St. George-street Ratcliff Highway Isles United Kingdom Justice of the Peace House of Correction Baxter Campbell Barker

A Curious Column Tales From A Past Time

A column piece oddities travel through time with items. A tailor’s bill from 1616 appears in tone and tone shifts. A tale of shaving costs and gowns blends with notes on telegraph futures and a humorous misreading of missionary St. Lawrence. Reports include a coal frog in Falkirk and Birkenhead’s bold dockside plans.

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Return of Mr. Macready and London Theatre Scene

A crowded Monday at the Prince's Theatre welcomed Macready back from America with a thunderous, extended ovation for Hamlet, followed by a second night of King Lear as London audiences praised his mastery. The Lyceum offered Keeley's The Last of the Braves, while Keeley and Arden drew strong notices for lively comic-tinged performance. The page notes Fleeting moves of actors Lumley and Fitzwilliam, and local theatre tidbits from Huntingdon to Paris focusing on decor, finances, and upcoming productions.

John Leydon Ann Wheeler St. George's Hospital George Langston Holmes Cottage Gloucester Road Kennington Heer Ann Ron Wheeler Hey Langston Anne Wheeler Chelsea Paracess Princeas's Walooms Macready America Oxford Street Prt Bia Hamlet Ophelia Keeley Coriolanus O. Smith Benedict Miss Stanley Baacready England Mr. Macready Covent-garden Lear Cordelia Hiya Goneril Goneril Ia Edgar Prief Giacopo Ragantino Venice Giacopo Nineta Maccaroni Rugaoting F. Matthews F. Vining Giaco Giaacopo Giscopo Ninetta Lumley Her Majesty's Theatre Paris Italy Fitzwilliam New Theatre Glasgow Britey Avening Adelphi Theatre Huntingdon Theatre

Horse racing card report from Newmarket October meeting

Listing of races with horses and owners, results, betting odds, and notable finishes. Skeleton wins a handicap stakes. Fugitive wins a second class race. The Hero and Prologue win in separate classes. Cesarewitch betting details and major entrants listed with outcomes. additional matches, bets, and notable runners including The Baron, Jenny Wren, Wee Pet, and Vol-au-Vent.

Newmarket T.Y.C Mr. Immore Worley Payne Ma Mie Wade African Example Skeleton Francis Genuo J. Hawley F. Builer WW. Powlet Montreal Dr. Syntar Duke of Rutland Cassar W. Ewall Discord Soldier's Joy Ur. Newton Jenny Jomes Mr. Phillimore Mr. Drewitt Lord Albemarle Gilly Alexa Miss Love Ince Fugitive Colin John Day the Hero Repeal E. T.Y.C Lord Exeter Beiram Manto Mann Lord Orford Clearwell Fidelity Nell Cook G. Bentinch W. Etwall Agat Alamede Ogst Norens Clearwell Golf Nel Cook H. Bell Mr. Guily St. Lawrence Mr. Cooper Crouch Lord Verulam Mr. Death Lord Chesterfield Lord G. Bentinck Mr. War Sir Harry H.b Mr. Francis Maynooth Event B.C Mr. Clifton Nottingham R. Peel Campbell T. C Lord Stradbroke Captain Daintres Liverpool Negua Portsoken Mr. Greville Mr. Gully Old England Duke of Bedford Bellam Mariewell Walt the Baron Jenny Wren Clifton Skerratt Forth Drinkard Exeter Mostyn Pollock Peel Wigram Kesbeng Watt Baron A.F Mr. Paillimore Lady Anna Sly Duke of Portland Ray Middleton Thebes Mr. Watt Mr. Drinkeld J. Howlett Meiklam Trueboy Gratwicke Mustyn General Pollock Colonel Peel Mr. Skerratt Me. Clifton KR. B. Bennett Hope Mr. Herbert Arctic Lord Sandwich Sir C. Moncks Hack Mr. Meeson the Dart Duke of Richmond Lorde'Cockpen Miss Mr. Sutcliffe Alice George Bentinck Clumsy J. J. Shatto Mr. Forth Remorse Mr. Wigram Kesheng Lord Cheaterfield Mr. Onslow W. Sadler the Cook Leach Jenny Wrer Hibbard G. Bentinck Jet Amarsks Billy Paint Brush Rad Laird o'Cockpen Moat Intrepid Wee Pet Vol au-Vent Newdngham Ruff Volau Vent Plastagenet Ram Duke O F Bedford Mskiv Spees Rat Robinson Sir J. Hawley Romford Oakley Lord E. Russell Bo Sting Lord &. Bentinck Princess Alice Lord Lonsdale Mies Milner Aloo F Ennai Exeterac Colwick Mecca Cullingwood Scot Ohio Sting Ennai D.T Treen Greville Sir Franvis, Jre Lord Eglinton Tattersall Enclil Taurus Ellon Erymus Mandan Sults

Ocular Demonstration and Oddities From Rural Britain

A Scotsman excerpt notes a laird baffled by a barometer that predicts fair weather despite rain, then recounts Chelmsford street chase of Charles Brooks by Constable Catchpole after a potato theft, Brooks escaping in night attire across roads and fields. Miscellany items include a New York anti rent row fight in court, golden plover sightings near Andover, and Malay cockfighting customs with gambling and talisman stakes.

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