Susan Hopley Returns in Vicissitudes of Servant Girl
Victoria Theatre advertises Miss Vincent’s return as Susan Hopley after sixty nights away. On Monday Sept 20 the program features Susan Hopley in the domestic drama, then Raffaelle the Reprobate, and finally The Life and Death of James Dawson. An East India Company notice and railway and shipping notices follow, with extensive schedules and fare details.
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Roar Victoria Theatre
Osbaldiston
Miss Vincent
Susan Hopley
William Dean
EB. F. Saritle
Miss Vocem
James Dawson
E. F. Saville
Lambourme
Dale
Sim
Gardner
Kate
Lee
Sarah
Howard
Sussn Hopley
Raffaelle
East India House
TR Court of Directors
East India Company
East India
Iaid Company
Leadenhall-Street
British India
India
Iaid
Ondon and
Brighton
Morrow
London
Croydon
Ham
S.m
Pam
Eod
New Croas
Hedtill
Three Bridges
Heyward’sa Heath
Angel-court
Throgmorton-street
Picesdilly
Regent Circus
Charing-cross
Holborn
White Horse
Fetter-lane
Wodd Street
Gracechurch-street
London End
Thomas Wood
University Clerical Appointments and Exchanges
The Cambridge University notices announce multiple clerical promotions and presentations. Revs Dalotry Seale Jeffrey Sabben Rendell are appointed or presented to rectories and roles at Patney Moorleigh Denels Dedham Nevern Swithland Alresford Broomfield Reading. Also S G Selwyn admitted Fellow at New College.
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Cambridge
John Dalotry
Trinity College
Patney
Wilts
Thomas Patterson
Winchester
Edward Taylor Seale
John Henry Beale Bart
Moorleigh
Devon
John Bywater
FP. Jeffrey
St. John's College
Lord Molesworth
James Sabben
BSA
Queen's College
St. Denels
York
Edward Rendell
St. John's
T. L
Rendell
Barchaiiee
J.P. Beard
St John’s College
Dedham
Kearsley
Josias Robinson
Brazen Note College
Alresford
Essex
Robert Clive
T. J. Longworth
Jesus College
Broomfield
Shropshire
A.C. Tarbutt
Wadham College
St. Mary's, Reading
Duel Scandal In New York Involving Belmont And Hayward
The New York Herald reports an affair of honour between Auguste Belmont, Rothschilds’ agent, and Afr. Hayward of South Carolina. Seconds Purdy and Lake arranged a duel after a dispute over a woman. Belmont was wounded in Maryland, likely to be lame for life, with ongoing speculation about his social rise and eccentric behavior in fashionable circles.
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New York Herald
Auguste Belmont
Bagg
Rothschilds
Afr. Hayward
South Carolina
Purdy
Lake
Niblo's
Hayward
Belmont
Maryland
Elkton
Aod
London
Paris
Germany
Paria
Broadway
Chateau
Broomlogdale
Burnham’s
Fanny Elssler
Ehat
Long Island
Saratoga
Meredith
Baltimore
Theff
F. B. Cutting
M. de Varennes
Legation
Passage of horses to continent for Franch government
The Dover Chronicle notes ongoing transport of horses to the continent for the French government, with many watching shipments and judging their quality. Observers praise the young stock as fresh and suited for troopers amid rising rail travel.
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Horzes
Dover Chronicle
Sunderland Chartist Association
James O'Neil
Hendon
Sunderland
Rutter
James Raye
Pilkington
O Connell Decries Whigs as Ties to Ireland’s Rights
In Dublin at a Repeal Association meeting Mr O Connell urged the Whigs to push for ballot rights and universal suffrage, warned against a mere Whig association, and defended registries while criticizing Sir James Graham and Protestant tithes. A review of the Dublin garrison followed with praise for the Duke of Wellington’s troops.
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Repeal Association
Dublin
Thoraday
O'Connell
Tepeal
Nut
Mr. Shell
Mr. Sheil
Marquis of
Duke of Leinster
Freeman's Journal
Morning Register
Northumberland
James Graham
Treland
Ireland
Panx
Earl de Grey
Hussars
12Th Lancers
Rifle Brigade
60Th
Edward Blakeney
Duke of Wellington
Dublin Mail
Bia Epwanp Scanen
Edward Sugden
Belng
Pontamundon Errerton
Dawson Damer
Lord Altamont
Sligo
Duscix University
Timer
Sergeant Jackson
Bandon
George Alexander Hamilton
Ublice
Blackburne
Queen's Bench
Charles Boshe
Pronefather
Jackson
Sukce Exgerion
Perceval
Ffoliott
Hollybrook
Nott
Coax
BR. Burrowes
Cork
Drumra
Derry
Board of Education
Dionsino
Baruixa
Tobias Bourke
Woodville
Bourke
Biggins
Sunderland Election Returns Show Howick Victory Amid Turmoil
The mayor, acting as returning officer, announced Lord Howick with 705 votes defeating Attwood in Sunderland. Amid cheers and hostile shouts the crowd debated reform, with Attwood conceding defeat and urging calm for future contests while Howick urged unity and public responsibility. Chartist Binns faced a hostile, silent reception as the crowd refused his outbursts.
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R. White
A. White
Highe Street
Attwood
Hedworth Wiliamson
Lambton Family
Corporation
Lord Howick
Lord How
Hisses
Groana
Artwood
Sunderland
Loni Howick
Lkely
Hind
Mr. Attwood
Eers
Howicx
Binns
Cardiff election brief notes on burgess choice
The Cardiff Townehall election selected Dr Nicholl as burgess for Cardiff and Cowbridge Llantrissent. A solemn atmosphere followed the Marchioness of Bute's death, with no bells or cheers, as public gratitude and respect were shown in remarks and a pledge to uphold crown prerogatives and liberties.
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Iadies
London
Orgess
Strand
Savoy Steps
John Burgess and Son
Burgesa
Po Burgia
Jobar
Som
Dergess
Cosner
Cowbridge
Llantrissent
Nicholl
Townehall
Cardiff
Bute
Rw Ae
Pee
W. Becker
J. Nikon T . Cola
Edward Ballard
Maxoe
Nigball
Nievoun
Gary
Disorder Follows Speech as Chartists Clash at Public Inn
A dispute erupts after a speech by a local figure. Chartist sympathizers pursue the speaker, leading to clashes near a publican’s house. Windows and furniture are damaged while reports claim a gun was fired. later accounts say the incident was exaggerated and no inquiry followed.
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Yellows
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Asid Court of Directors
Sattara
Lodis
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James C. Melvill
HE General Steam Navigation Company
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Havre
Brown's Wharf
Poplar
Edinburgh
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ESQUE
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Isle of Skye
Scotland
Ostler
Lower Thames
Custom-house
Ablerly
Sar Aday
Bockingham
America
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Stuerts
Bathouia
Euces
Aduas
John Murray
Albomarie-street
University and Clerical Intelligence
New York
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Kershaw
Whitworth
Sprowel
James
Abe
Birkdale
Manchester Chronicle
J. R. Scott
Fother
Scott
Boyton
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Eine
Pberty
Manchester Reaicle
MR. O'Connell
Ureters
Mons
Great Ube
Rottinghamtown
Weymbuth
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Bec
Ign Bae Lewes
Belfast
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Flint
Marham
Burewsbury
Winder
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