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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1846

Page

4

Insolvency case and fraudulent conduct at bankrupted trades

The record details examination of an insolvent printer and newspaper contributor opposing creditors, with claims for salaries from Punch and Bradbury Evans, and disputed expenses for furniture. It notes alleged misstatements in schedules and calls for creditor-led arrangements, cost considerations, and further proceedings set for November.

Court OF Bankeuftcy Monpay Vpaixrsch Helroyd Cooke Brahem Lira Centiveen Hie Punch Crone Bradbury Evans Iron Lines Lemony Masers Bradbury and Lemon Sturgeon Tsanspay Buinine Transactross Isne Felthoust Buitver Dorcas Terrace Hawkersanth K. King Hammersmith Victualier Booth Wood Messrs. Pontifex Williems Gi. Jones Isaac Jones Knightsbridge Merch Oliver Waterloo King Aehouse Drury Lane Witness New York Inne Henny Epwands Lynn and Wisbeach Iron Times Andrewa Andrews Hopere

Police Report on Woman's Support Case at Bishopsgate

A woman named Mary Wilson sues her husband for neglect at St Botolph parish. She admits Osborne may be father of several children and says her husband deserted her, while Osborne allegedly provides no support. The magistrate notes the complexity of paternity and the need for relief.

Hovad Mery Wilson St. Botolph Bishopsgate Osborne Hueband Shueband Mr. Child Batia Aleo Bill Osborne Worship Street Cen

Greenwich indecency case shocks park crowds

A well dressed man about 25 and six feet tall, named Henry Nicholson at the bar, faces indecent conduct charges toward a ten year old girl in Greenwich Park. Evidence includes the girl’s account of offers of shillings and improprieties. the prisoner denied proper name and address, claiming to be Nichol. Proceedings adjourned to the next week with £40 recognisance.

Lmuse Biter Orchard Street Barrell New-square Burrell Withers Stockwell Clark Marsh Ar Fauzt Charles Lawrence William James Albert Terrace King’s Road Chelsea Spain Pharton Mr. Burrell Easiwer Danixne Rospeny Mary Gormer Mr. Combe Mins Jane Parker Somers Brewer Street Pricourr Mr. Ugly Archer Prisover Miss Parker the Weekly Chronicle Broderip Driscall Lawrences Donovan Cebu Hho Hianelf Can Ueelsa Lawrence Leon Baptista Bpraceli Dominico Ias Saffron-hill Dominica Jeni Mercer Shadwell Blake Pen Dominics Teskemastery Badgeone Anther Broderic Ctulisu Dominic Malaspeno Nfo aid—Dominien Enn Dudgeone Siranaz Frederick Clune William Ginder Buss House Educers Woleship Street Menpennis Wire Richard Tweedy Grove Street Hackney St. Katherine Broughton Robert Payne Kitty London Hospital Tam John Tweedy Epping Forest Davis Hawke Harris Worship-Street Charles Durham Pleasant Place Jane Rue de Coigny Boulogne da la Porte Ann Stockweller Brederi Symwan Imself Newwatch Eagland Tim England Finnis Henry Benmas Aluegdon Berks G. Clive Mary Ann Bancock Harriett Upwall Strani Kew Bridge Burlington Lane Duke of Devonshire Robert French Hammersmith Kewbridge Ashe Jordan London Stark Bank Bank of England Clive House of Correction Rte Archibald McNivll Kennedy Stends T. Paynter M‘niell T. Allen Jones Paynter Inspector Morgan Sergeant Mount Greenwich Vitarge Henry Nicholson Gray's Inn Greenwich Park Honuse Addresm Bis Trail Nichol Elizabeth Garlick Hox Heipbhaur Bin Susennuh Mather Haldeworth Kents Deptford Garrick Ang Hannah Cavannah New ‘Town Frances Jane Gedlick Ale Te Brivener

A Curious Column and Odd Tales From Then and There

A miscellany features a philosopher tale about Cuvier facing a demon and refusal to worship, a comical legal anecdote under Sir Charles Wetherell, and brisk notes on a Paris to Tunis fashion expedition with dancers, plus assorted curious vignettes and social quirks from the era.

Cuvier Aneay

Battlefield Scenes at Aliwal and Ferozepore

May 14 location reports trenches and field remains near Aliwal with skeletons and gunpowder soaked areas. Lumen shows a harsh desert with skeletal clusters around a village name Rozeshak. Lahore described as a large but filthy city near the river Native, with tired residents and no signs of unrest.

Londianah Feroxepore Aliwal Ferozeshah Meerut Aden Rozeshak Uage Horever Lahore

Treason tale and skeletons found in Lambeth dig

An 18th century chronicle reports a dramatic scene of a Wellington admirer and Miss Webb, followed by notes on high treason and an execution. It also covers discovery of two skeletons during Lambeth excavations for the South Western extension, with coroner ruling no inquest. A side tale tells of a Yankee money digger and two visitors negotiating shares in a garden harvest.

Wellington Miss Webb Miss Woebb South Lambeth Waterlop Bridge Lambeth Wandsworth Road Philip Trait Tree Cross Roads Mr. Water Cnnine Generuna Celrer Harerstolf Coats Earth W Jann

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