Opera and Parisian War The Partisans staged at Drury Lane
At Drury Lane a benefit program featured the Opera of Toxcredi and other pieces headlined by Madame Malibrand in Tancredi and Mlle Sontag. The Partisans or The War of Paris in 1619 opened with Miss Tree and Mr. Liston. strong acting and scenery praised as the piece ends with Paris’s siege relief. Signor De Begnis led a large ARGYLL Rooms concert with Sontag Malibran and numerous soloists in a lavish program marked by vivid dress and spirited performance.
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Lords Order Sparks City Rights Battle At Alderman Court
The Lond Mayor reported a House of Lords order for accounts from 1813 to 1828 and for the Orphans Fund and London Bridge Fund. The Aldermen rejected private income accounts as an invasion of rights, urged compiling fund accounts, and remonstrated to the Lords. A committee drafted a resolution. Market matters included Smithfield Bill talks and possible cattle market day changes.
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Shipping news from Lloyds reports a busy run of arrivals
Wind directions and arrivals list vessels arriving at Portsmouth Plymouth and Lynn with several ships from London and Berlin and Stettin. A grounding near Shields is reported with no damage and a leaky Nestor arrives at Bay Chaleur. Also notices a new edition of Ann of Geierstein by the author of Waverley forthcoming from Simpkins and Marthall.
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Ann of ‘Geierstein
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Lords Debate On Equity Jurisdiction And Chancery Reform
Lord Eldon urges caution on a bill to alter the Court of Chancery and Exchequer equity duties. He cites delays, administrative burdens, and effect on Masters of Chancery while defending existing equity jurisdiction and warning against hasty changes before next session.
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