Spitalfields Distress Concert and Historic Subscriptions
A list of benefactors and subscriptions supporting the Spitalfields Weavers relief effort is presented. Notable donors include East India Company figures and city patrons, with thanks from the committee for the use of Guildhall for a post Easter concert under lord mayor and corporation patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Londs
Spitalfields
Hie Aleseeard Corporation
Reneen
Haerea
Wi. Curtis
Bart
Robarts, and Co
Trial of John Butler for murder of Mr Neale ends with acquittal
John Butler aged 24 stood trial in London before Lord Tenterden for the murder of Mr Henry Neale at the White Hart in Duke Street Grovenor Square. Evidence centered on Neale’s intoxicated condition, a soldier accomplice, broken wine-closet, and post mortem findings. The jury acquitted Butler of murder but ordered him to stand trial for theft of Neale’s clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of
City of London
Countess of
Morland and Co
John Clark
Evesham
Tewkesbury Bank
Richard Twopenny
Stamford Bank
Ripley
Hanover Terrace
Regent's Park
Osborne Standert
Miss Standert
C. Standert
W.S. Gilly
Arden
Gosling
Mr. Penraon
Wm. Greaves
Mercy
Abraham Hame
Bart
Gosling and Co
Tollethorpe
Stanford Bank
T.B
W. H. Clinton
G.C.B.P
Sir H. Clinton
Stamford
Warrington
Hy Urquhart
J. Basnett
Thomas Poynder
Clapham Common
Thos. Poynder
Jun
Christ's Hospital
George Eyre
Gowl
Messrs. Whitmore and Co
J. Albrecht
Mr. Price
Price
Mr. Ashley
Epsom
M. Mitchel
John Mitchell, Esq
Messrs. Hoares
Fleet-street
Dodswell
E. A
John Leybourne
Wm. Prevost, Esq
T. Beafort
J. Fuller, Esq
J. Forster
Carey
C.b
H. H. Hayes
Robert Ingham
Mian Tylney Lang
V. Sidebottom
Ae W.L.B
Joocoon Jones
J. H. Lethbridge
Sir Robert Baker
H. Jackson
Thomas Carr
Caroline Halifax
Messrs. Coutts
Jon Ra
Rolls
James Morran
Jo En Strachan
Irs
Gosiah Martin
Royal Higineas
John Butler
Neale
Lorne Tenterden
John Buller
Henry Neale
Clarkson
Charles King
White Hart
Duke-street
Groavenor-square
Castle-street
Regent-street
Aol
Tenterpex
Oxford-street
Grenadier Guarda
Stowell
Marylebone Police
King
Qaeation
Ann Norris
X Commercial House
Mir. Neale
Mr. Neale
Hammersmith
Mr. N
Dennis
Miss Neale
Mernong
Texternen
Dr. Dennis
Craigson
George Woods
Marylebone Watch
Marylebone-lane
Vere-street
Charles Dennis
Lord Tenterpen
Tanterden
Brooks
Arrest and Detention of Rowland Stephenson in Savannah
The Savannah scene centers on the arrest of English banker Rowland Stephenson and his transfer to New York. British Consul Buchanan and Hays move him under a writ, with debates over habeas corpus and the law of nations. Commentators discuss 1819 Washburn case and New York law on fugitive criminals, noting possible implications for British requests and U.S. state authority. Wiley earns praise for securing habeas relief.
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Stephenson
New York
Savannah
Our Bay
Vingland
Bay
R. Stephenson
Rowland Stephenson
Alander
Habeas Coroua
Hays
London
Parkina
Sam FS Buchanan
Jonathan Goodhlfe
State of New York
County of
Joseph Wilfred Parking
City of
James Buchanan
England
Jonathan Goodhue
Deponent
Janes Buchanan
Buchanan
Depenent
State of
J. W. Parkins
WM. Wiley
Fullow
Wiley
Allen
Jacob Hays
Joseph Wilfred Parkins
Recorder's
Trugland
Jaimes Buchanan
Georgia
Robert Emmett
Goodhue
Emmett
William Wiley
Patterson
Pleasant H. May
Mr. Lloyd
Lloyd
Dirke
White
Proctor
Sty. Oaks
Finch
Edward
Jacan Hays
Ste_ Phengon
Goodhus
Leavenard-street
Hava
Benjamin Hays
United States Court
Mr. Atlan
W. B. Townsend
W. Wiley
Savannak
Persara
Washburn
Crv
Clinton
United States
Great Britain
Chancellor Ent
Irish Assizes Coke Apratt 4 Death Sentence Delayed
In the County Criminal Court Sergeant Lefroz presided. Patrick Magrath was found guilty of firing at George Bond Lowe and was sentenced to death with execution postponed to the 15th. John Wren was found guilty of murdering his wife and sentenced to be hanged on Monday next.
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John Wren
Connersille
Opera at Rings Theatre Roasio Impresses with Blasis Led Cast
A mixed English report on Rings Theatre Roasio presenting Rings Opera with a refreshed cast led by Mademoiselle Blasis as Ninetta. Critics praise Blasis for dramatic force, vocal skill, and a notable ninth scene, while Zuchelli Bordogni and Pellegrini are highlighted for their performances. The audience response is strong with enthusiastic encores and a later ballet. Separate notes mention Jonathan Martin’s transfer to a city jail and a peculiar letter about a hermit role, cited from Fork Courant and Shefield Iris.
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Roasio
Ledra
Mademoiselle Blasis
Ninelly
Ferns
Europe
Mademoiselle
Podesta
Ninetti
Madame Pasta
Desdemona
Qtelle
Vito Ciglia
Zuchelli
Fernando
Signor Bordogni
Giannette
Blasis
Bordogni
Afasaniello
Jonathan Martin
Duke of Northumberland
Fork Courant
Martin
Saint Luke's Hospital
London
Shefield Iris
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East India Stock
E Bey
Bervania
Josias DU Pre
Alexander Robert Campbell Neil Benjamin Edmonstone
Hugh Lindsay John Morris John Goldsborough
Ravenshaw East India House
Gince
Fergusson
Harley-street
John Forbes
India
Laspire
Tinay
Richard Jenkins
ST. Luke’s Hospital
G. Man Burrows
M.D. Lq
Montague-Street
Russell-square
Robert Brutton
Bec
New Broad-street
Charles Thorpe
Lincoln
John Allsop
R. Pearse
Hook Odiam
Geor
Langtonge
Thomas Jno. Richardson
Wigglesworth
Henry Mercer
A. Bryce
James Salmond
John Richardson
A. G. Stapleton
Harriet Marchioness of
Sheppard
Woodbridge
Willis
Praeds
Rogers, and Co
Truro
Leigh
York-street
J.T. T
J. Browne
Cambridge
Wood
John - Messrs
Miles and Edwards
Meyrick
Bristol
W. Overton
Brown
E. Brookes
J Prince
Old Bailey
Jena
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Rings Theatre