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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 30, 1842

Page

7

Fragmented OCR: courts and natural justice mentioned

The readable fragments hint at a court proceeding and natural rights discussion. Details are sparse but suggest a legal context with a focus on formal process and fairness. No specific names, dates, or places are legible to confirm entities or outcomes.

A Column for the Curious. INES PRESENTED WITH SOME FLOWERS

A fragmentary column quotes moonlit blossoms and blessings from flowers said to cool fevered cheeks and offer rest. It contrasts divine eyes with hidden furies and urges choosing high associations, noting social ascent through the theatre of life.

Ines T. Westwoon

Entomological notes and oddities for October features

The October entomological notice highlights moths and insects for winter, noting the common moths in muffs, death s head moths in the British Museum, and many species along the Thames. It adds a curious Chinese superstition on gall and a giant eel found on the Tay, with a reflective autumn verse from Stranorlar.

Brighton British Museum Thames Camberwell Janek

Domestic cookery hints from a metropolitan kitchen

A column of humorous and practical kitchen tips covers cockles, bubble and squeak, gooseberry fool, salmon collar, dried herring, and melted butter. It adds satirical notes on making a trifle, preserving gooseberries, and a comic take on everyday meals, followed by royal notices and curiosities from Punch.

Army promotions and retirements in British regiments

The London Gazette lists numerous 4th Light Dragoons, Grenadier Guards, and foot regiments with officers exchanging, purchasing, or being promoted. Captains, lieutenants, majors, ensigns, and quartermasters move within the army. retirements and posted promotions accompany the shifts, including a major appointment for De Renzy and various brevet, by purchase, and without purchase changes across many regiments.

Montague P. Bertie James Frederick Dudley Crichton Stuart Wynyard 6Th Foot Thomas Henry Somerville Loinsworth Sth Foot William Macadam Thomas Gerrard Ball Charles St. Lo Malet Purchase Macadam Thomas Kenyon Malet Rederick Douglas Lumley Kenyon William Turnour Granville Linley Eis James Charter Granville Mth Foot Willian Willis Will M'Caskill Henry Thomas 57Th Foot Williams Charles Sap Hinxman Burdon 12Th Foot Percy Pratt Henry Arthur O'Neill Robert Andrews Douglas Bart Pratt Robert George Duff R.A. Douglas Med Foot Turner Arthur Marcan M'Pherson 21St Foot Aexander Seton Thain William Savage William Charles Dilkes 8D Foot Savage George Deare Seton 20Th Foot Jacob Mountain Synge 27Th Foot Matthew Reilly Hutton 28Th Foot Frederick Lussan Lainsworth Andrew Browne Henry Webb Andrews Benjamin William Marlow George Mervyn Nugent Lat 31St Foot John Cassidy Stock Shaw Henry William Hart Stock Robert Law M‘ilveen Henry Charles Fitzgerald Clough Thomas Wickham Military College Fitzgerald Joseph Jones Oldershaw John Austruther Macgowan Lee John Cormick Macgowan Thomas Walter Hives Phillips Kth Foot Astley Greene Fulton Lawrence Hartshorne Scott White John Robinson View Swayne John le Marchant Carey Arthur Carey Thomas Richardson Timbrell Parmiasses View Fugion Edward Kirby 63D Foot Timbrell Hed Foot 58Th Foot Crowther 7Th Foot Walter Caulfield Pratt Drury Jo Me Donough Vier Pratt George Carr 71St Foot Johnston George Webb de Renzy 4Th Light Dragoons Walter Warde 71Th Foot Monasurst George Birch Royal Artillery Canada John Anstruther Macgowan 40Th Foot Tourrigges Tabernacle Marton Yorkshire T. Allen Macclesfield Alexander and Gibbons Wolverhampton H. and J. Hedger Coventry T.J. Ashton Wall-mall G. B. Harding Cannon-street City Bailey Potter, and Clift Garlick-Hill J. Brown Minuries W. Dickinson F. Sandon Newgate-street W. Payne Hand-court Holborn victuaHer Boughnvn and Farrington Stratford W. Keep Northumberland Street Straml Uiler A.M. Soulby Saint Mary-at-Hill W. Mason Watford J. Lamb Chancery-lune Victualler Draper G W. Roberts Adam's Court Broad-street J. Fell New Mills Derbyshire R. Insell Brighton G. Boggs Great Winchester-street W. Reay Walker Northumberland W. 1 Wheeler Birmingham Money Scrivener J. PL Austin Bristol J. M. Glascott Great Garden-street Whitechapel-road S. Life Chorlton-upon-Medlock Lancashire J. Henshall Witton Cheshire Kommonger— Dockray and Pinder Leeds Morris and Judes Ludlow Miliners Tildester and Sanders Willenhall Staffordshire C. Cumberland Cumberland Terrace Camden New Town Clurch and Dowsing Hattongarden Itin May Dundee Kronmatger A. Dunlop, Esq Keppoch

Births and marriages noted with many noble names

In Culverthorpe and Berkeley-square and Swindon new births announced. Also multiple marriages listed including Paris, Killiney near Dublin, Barrington Nova Scotia, and Woolwich. Deaths include Lady Heathcote, Major John Nicholas Smith, Sir John Cowan, and case summaries from Bamburgh to Newmarket with detailed biographical notes.

Culverthorpe Haniley Hil-street Berkeley-square Baroness de Cette Swindon Wilts Kyfield Great Western Railway Sifely Gloucester Standard Grafton-street Lady Walpole Godalming Webb Paris Francis Octavius Montgomery 45Th Regiment Arabella John Osborne Nieve Bangor Killiney Dublin John Count O'Reilly Emperor of Austria Mugh Nugent Ballinhough Castle Westmeath Letitia Charles Whyte Roche Ballygran Limerick Barrington Donnybrook Ernest Ni Htingale Charles Nightingale Louisa Wattan Mernon Drumcondra H. Gleeson Barackminster Bahamas Mary Anne Neame Coast Guard Grotna-green Dugald John Macdougall Scotland Ann Joseph Lang Accrington Lancashire

Life and career of Sir William Rae in early British politics

The text traces Sir William Rae’s long parliamentary career from 1818 representing Crail and surrounding burghs to later seats for Harwich Buteshire and Portarlington. It notes his role during the Peel ministries, his steady opposition to Whig reforms, his efforts to defend Scottish interests, and his reputation as an even tempered, principled, and diligent MP who rarely sought expediency over sound policy amid a period of reform and political realignment.

Durdens Heathcote Gilbert Heathcote Cadogan-place Wilford Ranelagh Chelsea Longueville County Cork Longfield Old Road Limehouse Dathy Williams Tuns Poplar Crewkerne Peter Croker Newpatestreet Farringdon Baron Penefather Pennefather Arley Cottage Somerset R. Maxwell John Nicholas Smith Chatenham General Smith Hon. East India Company Bengal Presidency Leutenant Isiy John Cowan Broad-street March Sophia James Mullet John City of London Robert Cowan Perth Mary Rentoul Stirling Cowan's Hospital Alderman Cowan Deatony Dartine Bamburgh Wooler Alnwick Duke Forfarshire Duke of Northmberland Archdeacon Thorp Bainburgh Darnell GH Darling Sun Kangaroo Point Arias Allender Pke Royal Navy Lord Rodney Sydney Frovernor King New South Wiles Paper Pheberton House Saxmondan Sulluth Florence Arethusa Thomas Milner Gibson Har Prospect Hill Galway Manimig Anthony French Mulynetx Street Bryanston-snire Lient J. J. Wellstead Tidisan Navy Arabia Ciliphis &c Il AZ Dublin Edmond Blood Devin Esa Ben Leman Newmarket Irv Woolley Hint Town Healy Elis Peers Ventenoy-street St Augustine's Liverpool Times Sue Wiltiam Ray Scotland Tord Britain United Kingdom William David Rae Eskgrove Charles Stewart Macconochin Meadowbank W. Rae Lord Liverpool Mr. Canning Lord Goderich Duke of Wellington Grey Jeffrey Peel Lord Lyndhurst Lord Aberdeen Sir St. Peel Treasury House of Commons Crail, Pittenweem Sir William Beacon Panera Alexander

Miraculous Passenger Train Escape After Derbyshire Line Crash

Newcastle on Tyne reports a Sunderland to Newcastle bound train derailed after striking an embankment fence. Forty to fifty passengers escaped uninjured as carriages overturned into a field, with heroes aiding others and the engine surviving intact save a broken water pipe. A stray horse on the track and foggy night blamed for the incident.

Newcastle-On-Tyxy Brandling Junction Sunderland Newcastle Cleadon Lane Ev Ue Brockley Whins Versailles and Paris West Collingwood Pinner Lfe Goodwin Sams Wedsday Deal Dungeness Tirracumbe Hanus Cromer Watt Plymouth Boulder Bank Eastbourne Hastings Betsy Dundee Eyemouth Burmah Bargen Whitby Elizabeth South Shields Union Yarmouth St. Michael's Mount Annand Ellen London Skerrington Shoal Timbuctoo Bristol Bideford Thomas Tiliza Neath Morgan Tenby Hayle Llanelly St. Ive's Bay Friends Carbin Wales Railway Magazine Great Britain Birmingham Derby Gloucester Edinburgh Glasgow Eastern Counties Grand Junction Chester Crewe Great North of England Great Western Liverpool Manchester Blackwall Brighton Croydon Greenwich London and South Western Bolton Bury Leeds Midland Northern Eastern North Midland York

Simco's Essence of Linseed Promises Cough Cure

An old advertisement touts Jimco's Essence of Linseed as a highly concentrated remedy for coughs colds influenza hoarseness asthma and incipient consumption priced at 1s 1d and 2s 9d per bottle. Claims include rapid relief for children's and recent adult coughs and comfort for asthmatics who cannot lie down. Sold by all respectable medicine vendors.

JIMCO Simco

Testimonial for Blair's Goat and Rheumatic Pills

An elderly claimant praises Blair's Goat and Rheumatic Pills for gout and rheumatism. She notes twelve years of use, renewed health, and urges others to try the remedy sold by Thomas Prout at 229 Strand London. The letter dates April 16, 1842 and extols rapid relief and safety.

Blair Mr. Prout Strand London Lisson-grove St. Marylebone Ann P.S Thomas Prout United

BALSAMIC CORDIAL OF COPRIVA CLAIMED EFFECTIVE REMEDY

An advertised cordial by Mr W H Cory at Blackfriars is touted as the most efficacious remedy for gonorrhea and urethral discharges, removing symptoms in days with no health risk. It is sold with Cory’s signature on the stamp, priced at 2s 9d to 4s 6d. consultations offered evening hours. Additionally Giddy’s Vegetable Ethereal Essence is promoted for urinary discharges, claimed to cure in four days, endorsed by about 500 medical men, with bottles priced at 4s 6d and 23s 9d and a pamphlet included.

Conriggs Lefay England Jean Lefay Stirling High-street Whitechapel London N.B J. W. Stirling LSE Devonshire Chronicle Halse Cheltenham Journal Mr. W. Halse Richmond House Tor Torquay Propriewy Hallett High Holborn Prout Strand Barclay and Son Puarringdon Street Ana Sanger Oxford Street WH. Halse Richmond House Tor British Association Old Parr Thomas Pare Parr Varr Darr Fife Purr E. Edwards St. Paul's Barclays and Sons Farringdon-street Sutton and Co Bowchurch-yard W. H. Cory Blackfriars Wm. H. Cory Giddy Osman Giddy King St. James’s Street Olloway Guy's Metropolitan King's College Charing-cross Stuary Arripavrr William Brooke Union-street Southwark Metropolitan Hospital King's College Hospital Guy's Hospital Charing Cross Hospital Deponent Bransby Cooper Dr. Bright Mr. Holloway Holloway Bright City of London Joan Pirin Temple-bar Genesis C. Ing Brittain Paternoster-row Effingham Wilson Rhea, Greet Stricture C.J. Lucas and Co Bishopsgate Street Field Quadrant Regent-street Burgess Coventry Street Haymarket Huett J. Buckton Briggate Leeds T. Lawler Courier-office H. Whitmore Marketstreate-street Liverpool W. Wood St. Anns-square Eet Manchester J. Howell Birmingham J. Fryer Ili Westgate Street Bath S. Davey Broad-street Bristol W. Grant Casue-square Brighton W. and H. Robinson Greenside Street Edinburgh United Kingdom New Bell Lucas and Co Newman-street Oxford-street Messrs. Curtis Oldngland Essex and Herts Mercury Messrs. Curtis and Company Frith-street Soho-square

Jaremature Decay and Local Weakness Remedies

Promotional notice for a medical 19th century tome by P. Davis and Co detailing practices for diseases of the reproductive organs. Claims plain language, broad availability, and remedies for solitary habits and infections. Advertises consulting surgeons in London locations and a £1 fee for distance patients.

Cases,&co Messrs. Davis and Co Arandel Street Strand London N.B J. , Cunris Grafton Street Dublin Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond High-street Edinburgh

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