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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 20, 1845

Page

3

LITERARY CHRONICLE REVIEW OF MESMERISM TALES

The piece critiques Horace Smiths two tales Love and Mesmerism set in the late Venetian era. It praises the vivid scenes of Venice, the heroine Lucilla, and the Morimella plot, noting dramatic interior imagery and strong character contrasts while critiquing Smiths Mesmerist sections as speculative and unclear.

Horace Smith London Henry Callum Vic Young Bonacaric Ipolite Yee Hannes Adler Luciue Bartht Sandomir Nona Lucilla Molimella Cosmo Peison Lucilla Sandomir Santa Maria Lagune Ferrara

Potato Murrain Scourges English Districts Amid Bountiful Harvests

A series of reports from Bedford to Carnarvon and beyond describe a widespread potato disease called the murrain or similar names. observers note worm tracks and leaf blight, with early varieties hit hardest, while late reds in some regions hold up. Weather, wet seasons, and cold nights are cited as contributing factors, with Dublin and Meath seeing mixed damage and some districts reporting ample yields despite fears.

St. Ives England Bedford Mercury Huntingdonshire Bedford Carnarvon Herald Desbiga Carnarvon Moreton Chagford Stricker Kingsbridge Bodmin Looe Dountis Tippeery Cate Meath Tipperary Dublin Fingal Cork Wexford Netherlands Continent United States Rise’s County King's County Barryanaxxon Loxcrorp DrocBeEna Balbriggan Newry Denny Sarcely Down County Meath Gocoo

The Figure in Black and the Law of Kindness

A reader recounts absorbing visions and a rescue tale from The Law of Express. The essay praises kindness through a Manchester paper tale of the Cheeryble Brothers, showing how merchants aid a libeller turned debtor by signing his certificate and giving ten pounds to his needy wife, illustrating the power of benevolence over malice.

Mr. Smith G. W. Montgomers London Wiley and Putnam England Manchester Billy Button Chowbem Ballock-Smithy Wlad Lis

Serious accidents during Tuesday incidents reported in Tottenham and Holborn

A carter Stephen Wicks of Tottenham suffered severe injuries after falling from a heavily laden wagon on Gray's Inn Road. He remains in precarious condition with multiple broken ribs and internal injuries. In Holborn, Tuesday night, F Johnstone, licenced victualler, and companions were thrown from a phaeton near Lyceum Theatre after the horse bolted. Johnstone was badly cut and bleeding but refused hospital, later treated by a local doctor. his condition is grave. A thief stole Johnstone's new greatcoat and mounted gold during the commotion.

Wancos Stephen Wicks Norfolk-street Tottenham-coast-road Gray's-inn-road Lee Races Ireland Hungerford-market Irving Pesalog Lyceum Theatre Johnstone Hoe James Brydger-street Bir Dareaprut Murpers Buenos Aires Buenos Kidd San Vicente Justice of Peace Colley Strood Brown John Grabhem Aebley-crescent City-road Mir. Leath St. Paul's Churchyard John Broadwood Bateman Mordaunt Charing-cross Hospital Strand Sina R. Mordgant Napres Constitusionnel Naples England Two Sicilies Mesara Temple Sir Woodbine Parish Aingular Great Britain Baltic Two Indies Tempte America Reutisano Agricultural Association Oakuam George Inn Rutlandshire G. H. Betz Bagg Ketton Prince Albert J. Clark, Esq Beverley Finch Turin East Suffolk Agricultural Association Argel Inn Halesworth Earl of Bradbroke Earl Captain Rous R. N.shawe Kesgrave J. Moseley Great Glenhembal W. Long Hertshall Colonel Barne Dunwich R. Nshawe Earl of Stradbroke Leason Earl An Roos N.P Celestial Empire China

Trial of Catalan robbers in Montpellier ends with verdicts

The long trial of the Traboucayres and their associates in Les Illes, near the French Spanish frontier, concluded after intense testimony. Cercos was condemned to death, Vincent Justafre to eight years hard labor, Jacques Laporte five years, Jacques Justafre one year, with several others acquitted or discharged. several bandits were killed or captured during the manhunt and subsequent searches.

Pyrénées Orientales Court of Assises Montpellier Catalonia Traboucayres Peribus Les Illes Spain Vincent Uatafré Justafré Monga Castivar Ribeilles Faytons France Traboucsyres Mouga Rebeiller Saint Laurent Festons Ogesin Cercos Laa Tilis Vincent Justafre Jacques Justefre Jacques Laport Fraed Laporte Ponronnet Heing Farré Rolland Renard Puntounet Jacques’ Justafre Cerces Vincent Justaffe Laport Jaques Justaffe Galignani

Examinations proceed in bigamy and compounding case

At Guildhall on Friday Charles Gregory Maynard a Howland Street house and estate agent faced final examination on charges of attempting to compound a felony over a £2000 writing case, and for alleged bigamy with Miss Maxtead of Sandhurst. Letters to Miss Maxtead were read, revealing threats to intimidate a witness, while a separate charge related to recovering £150 for a stolen railway case was discussed before final committal for trial.

Guildhall Charles Gregory Maynard Howland Street Lille Wealern Maxtead Sandhurnt Joseph Payne Prance Birmingham Clarkson Austin Cripplegate Sarah May John James Daniel Martha Maynard London Louisa Nash Messrs Firat Harriet Somerstown Coantes Maysano Cour ChanLes Maysarp H. Maynard Seymour Street Alderman H. Hughes Louisa Platt Swallow Street S. M Payne Prence Hartley Halifax Times Messrs. Bush and Mullens Mr. Maynard Homo Mundi Messrs. Bush and Mullena St. Mildrad's Court Poultry H. M Panceoli John Bush Charles Maynard Howland-street Fitzroy-square Mr. Hartley Mr. Bush Henley Alderman BH. Hughes Nesh Wich Alderman Hughes Bosh R. Alderman Hughes Bush Vaughan Prance Br. Mille Birmingham Company Swain and Co Mallens Great Western

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