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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 21, 1848

Page

7

Filth nuisance case and child support trial in court

The report covers a parish nuisance case over a pig and cow yard in a crowded town, with magistrates ordering daily removal of manure and drainage improvements. It also details a separate trial for a man charged with refusing to maintain his child, including testimonies from the complainant, mother, and Pettit, and a remand to gather further evidence. plus notes on a veteran and a shocking case of alleged filicide in the Windy Gap district.

Mr. Black Vickes Yardley Straw Henderson Alr Yardley Meredith Billyard Wicken John Dedley Great Turner Street Commercial Road East Ann Casey Warman Pettit Poplar Union Pelham Locke London Spain Kelly Mis. Locke Mary Pettit Dudley Mrs. Casey Mr. Pelham Walworth Lewbeth Lindfield Eliza Wilson Asme Partica Norton Land Shot Upataira Soregs Tore Breasta

Sapient Judges and Ireland's Stock Figures at Dublin

A column reviews a Bedford Times note on horticultural show winners and parsnips mistaken for carrots. It then analyzes Ireland’s funded property rise over four years ending Jan 1848, with stock transfers between England and Ireland and questions the famine-era gains and dividends amid broader colonial financial moves.

The Bedford Times Ireland the Times Dublin Bank England Lefans

Re opening of the Haymarket Theatre season impresses with decor and debuts

The Haymarket Theatre resumes after a partial Adelphi run and re decorations. Miss Laura Addison debuts as Juliet with mixed praise while Mrs Glover's Nurse gains standout notice. Charles Braham and Miss Rafter debut in Lenine at the Princess's, with strong support from Weiss and others.

Adelphi Haymarket Acarcely Manby Lang Toesy Webster Laura Addison Sadler’s Wells Mise Joliet Miss Addison Montague Sadler's Wells Juliet

Sweepstakes and races at Newmarket Second October Meeting

Sporting intelligence from Newmarket reports multiple races including the Bretby Stakes and Prendergast Stakes. Honeycomb wins the Prendergast Stakes for Lord Clifden. other winners include Philosopher and Rooth with detailed placings. Weather and betting notes accompany the day’s events.

Newmarket Tuwnswar T.Y.C Biv. Payne Woodcraft Lord Glasgon Clerk of the Council Lord Chesterfield Alpheia R.M Arkwright F. Baler Mr. Payne Glauca Lord Exeter Bellam Honeycomb Tedmor Escalade Dacia Lord Orford St. Francis Adelgund Duke of Bedford St. Rosalia Baathall Ab. M Lord Clifden Mr. Pediey Lady Mary Sony Mr. Shelley Philosopher F. Butler Mr. T. Mason Colonel Peel Mir. Drinkeld Marquis of Conyngham Sir J. Ha Miss Petworth Charles XII Grief Franciscan Touchy Maley Moloch Robinson Mr. Watt Egiidtons Elthiron Sir S. Spry Cassar Bustile Colla Mr. B. Green Rooth S. Mann Mejor Pitt Mr. Osbaldeston Giselle Mr. Hargreave Merope Dad Gatesbeach A.F Duke of Duke of Bedive Afr Pesne

National Assembly Rejects Salary Cut for President and Ousts Ministers

The National Assembly rejected M Thouret s proposal to cut the Presidents salary from 600 000 to 400 000 by 539 to 182. Propositions by Deslongrais and Berger to raise salaries were similarly defeated and the constitution s article was adopted. News from Vienna reports insurrection and bombardment while Paris discussion hints at ministerial changes. In Spain Royal troops suffer a setback in Catalonia as Cordova moves four columns simultaneously. Two hundred men were captured after a 700 strong ambush. further reports warn of possible sanguinary reprisals though this may be unfounded.

William II Queen Anne George George II George iiI George IV O'Connor Sean Guoccesrzs Dey Presrot Els John Ors Gloucester Doyle Cunningham Broomsgrove Feargas Sig Manchester Oesterreichische Lloyd Vienna Ceccopieri Count Latonr Horace Oide Breda Danube Wimmer Karathen St. Stephen Tocsin Secred Patour Bach War Office Count Latour Looka Gure Stresta Anburba Ciy Aveenal Vienne Themperor Krauz Waynce Brussels Buchner Milibat Siebenburgen Hornborstel Trieste Perth Diet Belvedere Schmolke Techeches Party Prague Werkmen Mansion House Board of Health Royal College of Physicians Bis Dover Street College of Physicians J. A. Panis Uxbridge London Hamburgh Lubeck National Assembly M. Anthony Thouret The Republic Deslongrais Berger General Cavaignac MM. Defaure Gustave de Beaumont M. Bantide General Bedeau M. de Beaumont M. Marreat Afonitewr Seaterday MM. Poujonlat de Seze H. Dabirel de Nance Aet Thuoredey Committee of Legislation Paris Thorsdays Ré Oime Schoenbrunne Jellachich Bosnia Pang M. Dafaure M. Gustave de Beauroont Alinister Interior M.senard M. Recurt Moniteur Spain Mapgip Catalonia Cordova Columons Terrassa Itia Cabrera Russia Austria Frankfort St. Petersburgh Hungary Croatia Stohlweissenberg Milan Marabal Radetzsky Turin Sth

Italian Crisis Gridlock War News From Vienna

The committee of safety mobilizes workers as a national guard. Diet resolutions empower the National Guard, recall radical demands, and banish Archduke Louis. Vienna braces with 150 dead, 160 wounded, and troops permeating the city. Russia advises firmness, while Italian fronts show renewed hostilities and popular royal support in Turin.

Committee of Safety Catinelli Stoppick Jobler Archduke Louis Radetzky Italy Diet National Guard Gasette de Vossevys Baron JeSlachich Schonbrunn Prince de Windeschgreehz

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