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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1841

Page

7

Four men and a servant arraigned for drunken driving in Brentford

On Monday, John Goldsmith, 46, of 14 Albany Piccadilly. Raymond Newton, 30, of Sloane Street. Henry Newton, 25, of George Street New Road. and Richard Boyle, 19, of Newgate Street, appeared with a summonsed party to answer drunken driving charges in New Brentford. Witnesses described a phaeton at speed, resisting police, and disorder at the police station. The bench convicted them of the charges, ordering fines and terms of imprisonment, with one man paying in full after the hearing. Public indignation followed the event and a subsequent police inquiry.

John Goldsmith Albany Piccadilly Raymond Newton Sloane-street Henry Newton George-street New Road Richard Boyle Newgate-street G. Baillie Walmesley B. J. Armstrong New Brentford William Cullen John Ayres Old Brentford Three Pigeons Inn Edward Scotney Brentford-end Isleworth Brentford John Rogers Pigeons Inn Castle Inn Repin Te Ao Yy Smith R. Newton BR. Newton Boyle Gant T 15 Phaeton Tevill James Auithor Kh. Newton Smith Huillie House of Correction Asault Travis John Kity Mr. Ayres Reywood Des Cainiet Richard ‘Wsks Keywood Ty Newton Tvnny Newton Raymond Nectars Newton Mansion House Wood Bishopsgate Street Bow-Street Ndant Bishopsgate Henry Sartie Alexander Sartie William Marchant Monmouth Street John Green Charles Conner St. Andrew's Street Robert Evans Newgate Marylebone Imrupest Fraup Oy James Salter Long John Lee Jones Mark Jane Cockburn Ehncourt Temple Gravesend Rorevary George Barker Robert Barker Pauddington-street Rogers Marlborough Street Mary Ann M.carty Westminster Bridewell Great St. Andrew’s Street Queen Squarf Dannxe Buretany William Sharp Hill-street Brompton FE. R. J. Verchild Thomas Kill Frances Hill Verchild No. 18 Tringham Central Criminal Court Hatton Garden George Knight George Lammas Henrietta-street Brunswick Square James Rose Pagan N Division Battlebridge

Mesmeric exhibitions and tragic inquests reported

A London weekly recounts a Tuesday of public mesmerism in Hanover Square with a patient who failed to exhibit consciousness despite tests. It also covers several inquests in the Castle Street and Minories areas, reporting self-inflicted deaths and verdicts of temporary insanity, and ends with a critical column on policing powers and warrants.

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British Forces Hold At Khelat i Ghiljie In Muted Punjab War

Reports from India note limited success for Shah Soojah and ongoing Ghiljie uprisings. Colonel Wymer's force defeated the Ghijlie at Khelat i Ghiljie on May 20 with eighty enemy killed and light British casualties. Artillery doubled the advantage. elsewhere mutinous Sikh troops begin returning home. Debate persists on frontier movements toward the Sutlej as diplomacy tempers but does not end British intervention.

China India Egypt Marseilles Overland Mail Mediterranean Canton Macao Calcutta Bombay Alexandria Malta Elliot Hong Kong Pechelee Pekin Algerien Modeste Bocca Tigris Keshen Lin Henry Pottinger William Parker Sesostris W. Parker Amoy Formosa Indus Kotra Persian Gulf Shah Kamran Persia Ghorian Shah Soojah England Herat Affghanistan Shah Sovjah Teheren Wymer Bengal Shere Singh Red Sea Mauritius David Scott Regia Ceylon Risk Greenock Carey House of Correction Pekin Court Chusan Ordnance Commissariat Shah Soojah Khelat i-Ghiljie Macan Khelat-i-Ghiljie Sutlej Dhyan Singh Goolab Singh Punjaub

Court Circular at Claremont Privy Council holds audiences

The Queen held a court and Privy Council at Claremont with the late and new ministries present. Lords Cottenham Russell Palmerston and Grey resigned seals. Wharncliffe named lord president. Buckinghams and others sworn as privy councillors. After audiences, a déjeuner followed. Wellington left Claremont, and the council adjourned by two o’clock. The Times notes a large crowd watching outs and ins as ministers arrived and departed in fashion.

Queen’s Court Anp Paivy Council Claremon Claremontpark Claremont Lord Cottenham John Russell Marquis of Normanby Viscount Palmerston Earl of Clarendon Francis Thornhill Baring Minto George Grey Abingdon Goulburn Henry Hardinge Edward Knatchbull Lord Eliot Earl of Liverpool Jersey Granville Somerset Lincoln W.E. Gladstone Ernest Bruce George Clerk Marquis of Normandy George Grey, Bart County Palatine of Lancaster Duchy of Lancaster Earl of Clarendon Robert Peel Treasury Duke of Wellington Danvers Earl of Jersey Lord Ernest Bruce Prince Albert Lord Wharncliffe Lord Lyndhurst Duke of Buckingham Earl of Lincoln Wm. Gladstone James Graham Earl of Aberdeen Lord Stanley Earl of Ripon W. E. Glad Stone Board of Trade Earl de Grey Ireland C. C. Greville Town Her Majesty Foreign Office Home Office the Times Esher Oxshott Claremont Park Guidaines R. Peel Bar Fitzwardinge Herald Morning Herald Berkeley Castle Fitzhardinge Gray’s Inn Phillimore

Murder charge after brutal attack on woman in Chalk-road

A man attacked a woman in Chalk-road leaving her insensible and severely injured. He was identified by bystanders and arrested after a struggle, while the victim recovered enough to attend a station house. she declined to press charges. The court heard witnesses on fear and coercion before remanding the prisoner.

Vale Flexton Miles's Lane Ashley London Henry Harrison J. Lamb Edward Brown Mr. Lamb Brown London-bridge Thames-street Mild Hobier Hubler Mr. Hobler Harvey Greenwood Pagan Reenwood Ellis Grunken Robert Rotherdon Moorfields Savings’ Bank Finsbury Circus Shoreditch St. Bartholomew's Hospital Broughton Ronser Islington Liverpool Lambeth Street Mary Anne Stanton Henry Crown Rupert Street Cook Thames Office Crim Cox Exrrion Dinary David Powland Broderip James Bigcett Bristol Lowing Bath Londun Raggett Park Street Limehouse King’s Head Davy Kensington Police Ann Clementson G. Clive Teggatt Starstreet Paddington Edgeware Road Therisoner House of Correction Thames

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