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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 14, 1845

Page

4

Monopoly and English Foreign Policy in the Napoleonic Era

The piece condemns monopolistic pressures as fueling national antipathy and warns against a potential English invasion sparked by aggressive French policy. It argues for wiser, Christian principles and suggests leniency toward a boastful but dangerous adversary while reserving cautious defense.

England France Napoleon Nelson

Southwark Election Controversy Ends With Molesworth Victory

In a spirited contest, Sir William Molesworth defeats rival candidates in Southwark by a substantial majority after a disputed poll. The paper apologizes for earlier remarks about Mr. Miall and mocks Pilcherites for publishing a biased tally, noting final counts of 1943 for Molesworth, 1182 for Pilcher, and 352 for Miall.

Southwark Miail Miall Misll Hrizelf Mr. Miall William Melesworth Pilcherites Sir William

Middlesex Registration on furze lists across parishes

The Barristere appointed to revise the list for Middlesex counties schedules parish by parish registration days. Sessions at White Horse Ustridge Bedfont royal hotel Brentford Chandos Arms Edgware and other venues set from Sept 15 to Oct 2, lists taken alphabetically A to M then remainder next day. Court notices and royal movements detailed with dates.

Middlesex White Horse Ustridge Uxbridge Hillingdon Ruislip Tekennam West Drayton Harefield Cowley Hayes Norwood Black Dog Bedfont Surbury Hampton Town Wick Teddington Hanworth Feltham Ashton Littleton Achford Lalehem Shepperton Staines Hanwell Harmondsworth Harsington Cranford Royal Hotel Brentford Isleworth Twickenham Heaton Northolt Greenford Perivale Ealing Acton Sussex Arms Hammersmith Chelsea Fulham Chiswick Kenington King’s Head Enfield Edmonton Enfeld Tottenham South Mions Hadley Friern Barnet Chandos Anns Edgware Little Harrow Pinner Hendon Kiegeburs Great Little Stanmore Finchley Jack Straw Hampstead Hill Hampstead Hornsey Willesden New Globe Mileend Bromley Poplar Limehouse Ratcliffe Shadwell St. George's Whiteschapel Wapping Mile End Old New Town Tower St. Sepulchre's Stoke Newington Gray's Inn Liberty of the Rolls St. Marylebone St. Pancras Paddington St. Botolph Without Aldersgate Saffron Hill Hatton Garden Ely Berts Lucgate-hill St. John’s St. Margaret's St. Martin's St. Mary-le-Strand St. Paul's Covent-garden the Sartor Windsor Isle of Wight Prince Albert Casce Osborne-horse Duchess of Frogmore Caetre Sir Woodbine Parish England Great Britain Two Sicilies Baltic Two Indies Temple Naples America van Diemel Hobart Town London Lord Stanley

Bigamy and Compounding Felony at Guildhall Examination

Charles Maynard, house and estate agent of Howland Street, faced final examination at Guildhall on charges of attempting to compound a felony with a £2000 writing-case, and of intermarrying with Harriet Maxtead at Sandhurst. Evidence included a second marriage register, threatening letters, and a diary showing duplicity. The case also covered alleged receipt of stolen railway property and other complicities amid a heated court scene. The prisoner was committed for trial.

Guildhall Charles Gregory Maynard Howland Street Great Western Railway Mies Maxtead Sandhurst Joseph Payne Prance Girmingham Clarkson Cripplegate Enero Sarah May John James Daniel Mertha Maynard London Louisa Mr. Nash Messrs Swain Somers-town Charles Magwanp Harriet Prisved Cuances Marnard H. Maynard Seymour Street Alderman H. Hughes Clarkeon S. M Loo Sarah S.M Maxtead Payne Hartley Halifax Birmingham Times Ruth and Mullens Maynard Mestra Bush Mildred Poultry H. M John Bush Charles Maynard Howland-street Fitzroy-square Mr. Bush Hartle Nash Rourtaxsd Prince Albert Royal Roys J. Clark Eay Beverley Finch Cromwell Masary St. Lawrence Ramsgate Cromwell Massey East India Company Perimbancum Mysore Hyder Baillie Sir David) Baird Seringapstam Hunt and Roskell Pelops Pollux Nero Lanh Spur Argos Epidaurus Quadrigarius Benvenuto Cellini Partnipce Saootixa George Musgrave Eden Hall Mejor Graham J. Morrison, Esq Baron Wood Lowther Lieut Sleagill Westmoreland James Richardson Penrith Firty Loverziggs Barton Yellop Hayer Aubibus Green South London Gas Company Mr. Green Sey France Paris Journal Courrier France Marabal Uge Algeria Courrier Descants M. Litchlin Chamber of Commerce Algiers Paris Spain Madrid Sth Paria Junta of Commerce of Justas of Commerce Valentia Cadiz M. Mon Duke de Montpensier Mapnio Borsa Wurtengoweg Friburg Sib Frankfurter Journal Meran Tyrol Wurtemberg Carlsruhe Switzerland M. Siegwart Muller Lucerne Stutgard Wurtemburg Deazix Tax Goveax Onates Macistaacy Dublin Evening Post Roscrea Tipperary Cork Wexford Galway Clonmel Boots Booth Cavan Gloucester Bristol Hudson Kennet and Avon Canal Hodson Birmingam Ivening Thomas Himbhery Birt Grove Greenwich Charles Gulliver Fryer Eltham Acarcely E. Thompson Sunda Well Hall Farm Grove Aaron Sheffield James-street Covent-garden West of England Attck War Exchange

SOUTHWARK ELECTION OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF RESULTS

Official declaration of votes shows Sir W. Molesworth moving ahead in multiple parishes with majorities in St. George's Bermondsey and others. Detailed tallies per parish reveal turnout and absences, noting deaths and removals affecting eligibility, and compare to prior contest figures. Also reports on French Spain and other European news items and local incidents.

Molesworth Pilcher WV. Pritchard Iewarioan St. George's William Wiliam Molesworth Miall William Muleaworth Mr. Pilcher St. Saviour's St. Thomas's Muleaworth Sir William Molesworth Bermondsey William Molesworth Chiiatehurch Rotherhithe Baronet Wood Walter Post

Bone crushing at Andover union sparks bone eating inquiry

Reports from Axports and Andover union reveal paupers in the bone crushing yard gnawing and eating marrow from bones due to hunger. Statements from Aaron Astritch Thomas Tart onary and others describe poor food, long work hours, and rotten bones. Guardian Hugh Mundy led inspections finding admitted bone eating and hidden bones, amid calls for investigation and public notice.

Dee Dee Hugh Mandy Parker Thomas Tarton Tam Lilwood Thes Eaton John Wells Joly Hong Hugh Munray F. Loscombe Thomas Turton Mr. Parker Richard Smwith Andover Unison Winchester Comlain Hugh Munday Aelf Monday F. Lescombe Holloway Payne Wella Lens Axpovsz Commission of Inquiry John Cole William Truman Salisbury Iehan Hugh Mundy Andover Union Tegerd C. Dodson F. Leecombe Major Payne Reeves

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