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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 03, 1848

Page

6

Horse Race Bets and Odds in Irish Event Descriptor

The report lists detailed betting odds for several horses including Mr. Stephenson's Doctrine, Crawford's The Cur, Sylvan, Footstool, Disney's Cawroush, Lord Chesterfield's Lady Wildair, Maid of Motherwell, and others. It notes large bets on Aspasia Cana z eou and mentions rumours affecting support, with stakes reaching thousands across multiple backers.

Stephenson Crawford Disney L. For Duke of Richmond Lord Chesterfield Merry Clifden B. Green Bowen Ireland Oxsanewitch S. L. For Denpy Bowes Emma Watts Chatterer Leawrsoton Stargs A. Johnstone Ulysses Lady Wildatt Dieney Meiklam Warwick Dawson Prince Charley Agst Peel Lola Montez Cawroush Afaid Motherwell Lreen Stenley Duke of Bedford B.green Canezou Wen Lord Exeter Colonel Peel Nicbul Holmes Montague

Poisonings rise as coroner probes town felonious deaths

The inquiry into the Maury May case continues with the exhumation of Thomas Ham at Tendring. Mrs Mary Ham, now Mrs Southgate, stands charged after testimonies allege she conspired to poison her husband and to poison others as investigators pursue arsenic evidence and further disinterments.

Maury May Colchester Thomas Ham Wix Tendring May Haw Southgate Ham Mary Simons Isene Mra. Ham Johnny John Southgate Gret Chelmaford Alfred Swaine Taylor Guy’s Hospital Mary Hemn Jane Harvey Wiz

Curious: Progeny of literary men and a bushman feast

A column exploring why renowned writers leave few descendants, citing Sur­rey, Spenser, and others, and noting many great English authors appear without direct male bloodlines. The piece shifts to a vivid description of cattle branding and bush life, detailing gatherings, roping, and horse feats at a bushman’s camp.

Mena Quarterly Serjeant Talfourd Edward Sugden Hare France Surrey Spenser Clarendon Shaftesbury Chaucer Shakspeare Raleigh Bacon Cowley Butler Milton Newton Locke Pope Swift Arbuthnot Hume Gibbon Cowper Gray Walpole Cavendish Bolingbroke Addison Warburton Johnson Burka Blackman Barwen R. C. Neville Samuel Jones Ickleton Templi Umbra Stukeley Chesterfield Station Tektetou Walla É&C

Trial of Dr M Douall for Sedition in Ashton Under Lyne

The trial of Peter Murray M Douall for uttering a seditious speech at Ashton under Lyne on July 11 opened before Justice Cresswell. Key witnesses described a riotous crowd, the prisoner’s urging to organize and arm, and a pattern of Chartist activity. The jury found him guilty on most counts. he was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment.

Swan Douell James Dalgleish Ashton Under Lyne London Woolwich Horse Guards Ashton Odd Fellows’ Arms Dalgleish Ernest Jones Old Bailey Zynth Teller Serjeant Wilkins Queen Hardy Watson Lottara Hiss

Murder and murder confession in a village lodge

A child of William Game in Coles Park near Westmill was found dead with severe head injuries after an alleged attack. William Game, the father, confessed to the inspector that he used a bill hook and a stick after an argument, describing a brutal killing. He was committed for trial at the next assizes.

Bouxtrxororp Willian Game Greg Coles Park Weatmill William Gate Lucy Hannah William Bryant William Game Asid Westmill Inspector Bryant Wallis Wood House Billy Mrs. Sworder Mary Wallis Mary Smith Johnny Wallis Mother Buntingford C. Soames G. W. Hallam Hertford

Count de Neuilly visits Queen Dowager at Bunbey House

Reported excursion describes the Count de Neuilly and family visiting Her Majesty the Queen Dowager at Bunbey House Bushey Park unaccompanied by relatives. The ex King of France was warmly greeted by crowds in Hampton Court and at Brunswick Pier as a large party toured London. A later note mentions property sales in Dundalk tied to Encumbered Estates legislation amid discussions of ground rents and housing shortages. A severe thunderstorm then caused widespread alarm across Kingsland Stoke Newington Tottenham Clapton and surrounding areas with damages feared in Esser.

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Market Prices for Fruits Vegetables from Covent Garden

The listing shows prices for a wide range of produce including apples pears plums grapes melons and apricots from Covent Garden and West India markets. Items cover bananas melons walnuts lemons cucumbers cabbages radishes artichokes beans lettuce and potatoes with prices per dozen half bushel or per pound in shillings and pence.

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