African Institution debate and theatre notes from London
A London column reviews a pamphlet by Mr Marryat MP critiquing the African Institution and Sierra Leone project. It contrasts abolitionist motives with colonial costs and warns of lessons for empire and revenue. Also reports theatre scenes at Covent Garden and Drury Lane, a St. Antholin church crowd incident, a coroner’s inquest into Eleanor Saunders’s suicide, and other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Safid
Marryat
Sisera Leone
England
House’ of Commons
Sierra Leonns Company
African Institutonr
India
Martyat
Ely
Tiva
Thit-Dinger
Buitaio
Colonies
United States
Amelca
East India Company
West Indies
Europe
Englard
Vankli
Cong
Indies
P. Payne Knight
Agire
Engand
St. Ae
Artazerzes
Sleep Walker
Blue Beard
Mr. Fawcett
Lapirs and
Miss O'Neill
Thalia
Melpontene
Shakespeare
Covent-garden
Hay Manker
O’ Keeffe
Ephraim
Bannarp
Harry
Crisp
Sim
Amaranth
Horn
Broaphurst
Duvantry
Wyatt
Sugripan
Plaister
Paris
Cuantry
Drury-lane Theatre
St. Antholin's Church
Corroner
Greyhound
Kennington Commony
Cuannes Jeimer
Surrey
Eleanor Saunders
Heath
Harleyford-place
Kennington Common
Fragmented OCR political note on agents and interference
A distorted fragment discusses establishing agents across islands to interfere and dictate. It mentions governing and threatening the ministry and a party faction in the House, with a sense of being checked in progress.
Windsor Royal Farewell at Castle Threads of Marriage
Princess Augusta returned to Windsor Castle from London on Saturday evening while Duke of York visited midweek and Princess Mary and attendants departed for London on Thursday. Her Highness bid farewell to the Castle as her residence before marriage, with affectionate goodbyes to Princess Sophia and key attendants. The Duke of Montrose departed for London, and the Archbishop of Canterbury arrived to assist the Queen while in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Casle
London
Duke of York
Mary
Royal
Sophia
Windsor
Duke of Montrose
Scotland
Canterbury
Rawlins
Carey-street
Nares
Morgan
David Thomas Morgan
Rathbone-place
Mary-leé- One
Bailey is found insane by visitation of God
Jake Roberts faced arraignment for stabbing John Hall with a dirk. The jury and Mr Justice Park ruled Roberts insane and unfit for trial, deciding he was “mad by the visitation of God.” He remains in custody pending the king’s pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Roberts
Champigg
John
Hall
Julius Cesar
Justice Park
Intalice
Newman
Newgate
Justice Parks
John Roberts
Three Irish coiners condemned at Old Bailey trial
Reports detail the conviction of Quin Connelly and Reardan, three poor Irishmen accused of counterfeiting coin. The proceedings reveal alleged coercion and a larger conspiracy with officers failing to attend. Separately, arrests and inquiries follow related fraud and forgery cases across London, inclining toward a wide police probe and stay of execution for one prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouse
Angel-alley
Moor-lane
Cripplegate
Mayon
Burgess
Guildhall
Lord Mayon
P. M‘donnell
Cheapside
Angel-alle
Old Bailey
Newgate
House of Willis, Perceval and Co
London
House of Phipps and Co
Warminster
Hent
Frome
Salisbury Assizes
Bow-street
Rosping Kew Gardens
Royal Gardens
Kew
Richmond
Eyton
Royal Palaces
Bacon
Mart
Oxfords Street
Gale
Smith
Prince Regent
Lyton
Levy
Oxford-street
Acertia
Kenegardens
Rhe Ee
Ruiddy
Doncaster St Leger Stakes and Derby Betting Odds
Odds from Newmarket and Derby events show Rasping and Mandine as top contenders for the Doncaster St Leger Stakes with Prince Leopold and Milton favored for the Derby. Listings include multiple horses with varying against fields and round numbers, indicating broad betting pools and favored outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ting
Rasping
Mandine
Ld Derby
Torr Vik
Lucifer
Poter
Prince Leopold
Milton
Sven Hetting
Derby
Duke of Grafton
Agst
Ito
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bailey
Police
Mr. Newman
Joseph Perus
Benjamin Twigg
Beit
Justice Paris
Joseph Peru
Fos Parry
Middlesex
Peru
Ugom
Ennisshowens
Atvaeven
Norton Buster, Esq
Grouseshall
Ennisshowen
Butler
N. Butler, Esq
Donegal
Maginness
Mirper
Harwich
Llarwich
Pieldyin
Wilkin
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