Life and Death of James Dawson at Victoria Theatre
Advertisements announce the Life and Death of James Dawson the Rebel of 1745 at the Victoria Theatre with other attractions. The program lists performers and titles including The Life of James Dawson and Sweet Poll of Horribly Down, followed by Deeds and Doings of the Dare House, plus a Brighton Railway notice and medical lectures.
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Oyal Victoria Theatre
Osbaldiston
Janes Dawson
Kennington Common
James Dawson
Om E. Saville
Lambourns
Dals
Charles
Edward
Seaman
Sim
Gard Morton
Lee
All
Gardner
Katq
Sweet Poll
Horbly Down
Jonie
Joseph Ardent
Bevan
Old Rosslip
James
Gilbert Rane
Goward
Bowie
Paul
Polly
Howexa
the Dare
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Bimple Bandwillings Bradburn
Dale
Es Seaman
Fdlgar
Collenery Dabbs
Se Bess
Leo. Tomgyow
James Dawnon
Deeds
Royal appointments from the London Gazette September list
The London Gazette reports numerous royal appointments and patents on Sept. 1–6. The Queen names Eleanor Stanley maid of honour, elevates Henry Goulburn to Treasury roles, and assigns Hardinge as Secretary at War. Grants include commissions for Peel, Jersey, Lowther, Rae, and others as high officers, plus various orders and warrants for Afghan and Indian campaigns.
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Aleo Beriz
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Com
Tessaloner
India
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Jersey
Henry Hardinge
K.C.B
Scotland
William Rae, Bart
Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Robert Peel
Henry Goulboro
James Milnes Gaskell
Henry Bingham Bar Ing
Alexander Perceval
Alexander Pringle
Exchequer
Great Britain
Thomas Earl of
Haddington
George Cockburn
G.C
William Hall Gage
Kat
George Francis Seymour
William Gordon
Her Majesty's Navy
Henry Thomas Lowry Corry
Her Majesty
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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Hamburg
Bento d’Avis
Portugal
Imperial
Duke of
Braganza
George Hall MacGregor
East India Company
Bengal
Jellabad
Shah Shooja
Affghanistan
Charles Griffiths
Shah Shooja-ool-Moolk
Anio James Kershaw
Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot
Shah Shedja-ool-Moolk
Tim
James Fraser
East
Bhooja-ool-Moolk
Affghanaad
Alexander‘ ‘Watt
Native Infantry
BepuJadia Company
Bengal Army
Dooranés Empire
Ibis Ma
East India
Charles Baitray
Native ‘Infantry
Chiro
Afghanistan
Repeal agitation meeting discusses repeal and reform
The National Repeal Association held a weekly meeting in Dobbin with Mr. OConnell’s remarks and a heated critique of the Tory cabinet. Delegates debated linking repeal with broader franchise expansion and planned petitions to Parliament, urging constitutional action over Chartist alliance.
Destruction of Two Indiamen David Scott and Republic
Intelligence reports on the Mauritius disaster in June, when two first rate Indiamen the David Scott and the Republic were burnt at Mauritius. The David Scott carried wheat rice and merchandise from Calcutta, while the Republic faced dangerous gunpowder and saltpetre on board amid suspicions of misfortune or accident. Wellington and Mr. Bush plan a notable social event surrounding the tragedy.
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Republic
Mauritius
Jane
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David
London
Calcutta
Jgne
A. Paogedap Licht
Guy Goopmin
Loris
W Busby
Cass
Bush
Wellington
Lords debate on penal statutes and legal appointments
Lords discussed dormant penal statutes and the need to erase them from the statute book. The Archbishop of Canterbury urged third reading of a reform bill, while Brougham pressed for Irish barristers to be eligible in all acts. The session also addressed Dublin corporation voting irregularities and petition concerns about the barges roll.
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Toasoar
Saez
Odsek
Howse
Archbahoy
Ganterigry
Brougham
Pd x
Wiordiah
Elizabeth
Tex
Costa
Hyer
Archbishop of Canterbury
Radnor
Earl of
Id Brougham
Duke of Wellington
Bera
Theriab Bar
Lord Campbell
House of Commons
Lord Wharnclifpfe
Derry
Corporation OF Dublin
Earl of Glengall
Cit of
Dublin
Petition Debates On Dublin Belfast and Elections
House discussions record petitions from Dublin Belfast and various towns protesting elections and calls for inquiry. Speakers reference police, clergy, and electors while debating committee actions and chair opinions on admissibility.
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