Drury Lane Theater Row Over Boosey and Covent Garden Feud
Theatre notes recount Booru’s refusal to perform Jago at Drury Lane after a dispute over an engagement with Covent Garden. He explains the breach and declares he cannot appear again at Drury Lane, while managers defend public interest and announce his withdrawal from the bill. An accident report follows about a shooting near Uxbridge and a fatal injury to a boy, with inquest details and family commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorm
Ray
Bry
Raw
Mr. Bootu
Mr. Bootu Yi
Gioucesna
Lord Grosvenor
Boors
Covent Garden
Coventarden Theatre
Seurgelane ‘Theatre
Covent-Garden Theatre
Drury-lane
Déurylane Theatre
Bootie
Drury-lane Theatre
Theatre- Royal
Brary-lane
Brory-Jane Pheure
KemmerFs J
Jago
Boonh i
Boora
In. Gletser
Ives
Boorit
Covent-garden
Reform Meeting Advocates Constitutional Reform in England
A large Reform gathering at Freehintons’ Hall endorses constitutional reform via Parliament. Speakers including Mr. Peter of Cornwall and Mr. Curran urge unity among Reformers, oppose universal suffrage, defend Parliament’s balance of powers, and back economical reform as part of a broader constitutional fix. A Declaration pledges legal, temperate action to reform representation and curb misrule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Ofublic
Freehinsons
Lucas
Thomas Brand
House of Commons
Peter
Cornwall
England
Burke
Castlereagh
Kitch
Isel
Khowing
Muanty
Lord Grosvenor
Friends of Universal Suffrage
Denning
Jie
Louie
Nancy
Hobeddys
Othr
Williams
F. Burpett
House of Peers
Great Britain
St. Paul
Francis Burdett
Brand
Wallimman
Elouse of Commons
Elouse Cooipekentt
Douglas Kinnaird
Friends
Scotland
D. Kilwamp
Fleanim
Curwen
Kixnatrp
Curran
Ireland
Mr. Curran
Edin
Chapham
Buonaparte An Officer of the Orient Discusses Emory
An extract from a letter to the Hampshire Telegraph reports Buonaparte’s confinement at St Helena. The text notes his irregular habits, strict security, and attempts to evade routine. It mentions followers’ reactions, Las Cases preparing a life of him, and Bertrand’s errand with funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
Normay
Lougnet
Rourder
Oxford Blues
Longuet
Gagette
Abe
Orontes
St. Helena
Hampshire Telegraph
Buonaparte
Hudson
Jas Cazes
Brenchman
Las Cases
Bousur
Quotaparte
Buenaparte
Cape of Good Hope
England
Lie
St.Helena
Bertrand
Longwood
Buonapartes
Gccod
Witell Bertrand
Bonsparte
Mayinud
France
Poniowski
Valery
America
Cape
Ponitowki
Picture Dealing Trial Reveals Art Frauds Across Collections
The trial details a merchant and art patron who bought paintings from a dealer named Gwinnape. Several works were misrepresented as foreign master pieces, with prices far above their true value. Damages of 10000 pounds were awarded subject to review, highlighting misrepresented art and alleged overpricing in early modern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATTORNEY+GENERAL
Gray
Rousedale
Mr. Gray
Wunbroom
Elienborough
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Drury-Eane
Fr. Boati
Jaga To
Sypright
Mr. Ray
Menancaon
Green Dragon
Hiling
Uxbridge
Epkanp Cuanoceay
Josert Crasocead
Hillingdon
Syrun
Nurmian
Atorn
Uxmig
Viliank Norman
Torus
Joseph ‘Chabocyan
Joseph Chabocega
St. Norman
Last Wittesd
Norman
Lersons
Frng
Ife
Court OF King's Bench
Tre
the Belles Lettres
Kidproth
Africa
Abbé de Pradt
Rome
Pontpeii
Parma
Llouse Stuart
Donestia
Chesterfield
Lwo ‘Vours
Long’s
Kean
Booth
Carrot
His-Omas
Ornhill
Oxford-street
St. David’s
Tast
G. Cannoz
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