Susan Hopley and The Reprobate at Victoria Theatre
A Victorian era notice lists plays at the Victoria Theatre under Mr OsbalDISTON showing Susan Hopley as the heroine in a domestic tragedy and Raffale the Reprobate to follow with listed performers. Also includes Barracks Canteens notice and advertisements for watches, books, and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Victoria Theatre
Mr. Osbaldiston
Ening
Susan Hopley
Wyltiam Dean
E. F. Saville
Sasan Hopley
Mire Vvcent
Mr. Wilkes
Raffaelle
Pagnelle
Count de Monte
da Tumble
Gardnar
Pauline
Mrs. Lee
Madame Bond
Jet
Garthwaite
Parliament Debates Prorogation Writs Lunatic Asylum Reform
The House of Commons discusses writs for Ripon and Ireland, prorogation timing, and private-bill committees. Lords Ashley and Peel address lunatic-asylum reform and longer-term oversight, while Bathe in Parks and ventilation follow with safety measures and budget questions.
Poor Law Commission Debate Highlights One Year Continuance
In a parliamentary debate on the Poor Law Commission Continuance Bill, critics question the commission’s authority and cost. They advocate a smaller, fully accountable expert body and longer revisions by parliament to spur attention, while some urge limiting the power to separate inmates in poorhouses. The session adjourned after motions and notices for Monday September 29, 1841.
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Messrs
George
James Brown End Co
N.B
Chile
St. Mildred's Court
Poultry
House OF Commons
Traspvar
Lord Lincoln
Not
Moghamebite
South
Lee Basselld
Brad- Bir
P. Stewart
Paisley
Renfrewshire
Sanply
W. Clay
Backney
Wakley
Sussex
Flint
Louth
Cork
Kerry
Kinsle
Napier
Naval Yan
Eerar Meee
Atmy
S¢Hiryyman Rch
Aleagh J
Dr. Bowring
Europe
G. Clerk
T. Wilde
R. Peel
Friend
Ripon
E. Sugden
Ireland
R. Pre
Baronet
Dorchester
J. Graham
Rion
C. Wood
Wine
Iseulu
Genstemn
Wynn
Horsman
J. Russell
Edward Sugden
Villiers
Finsbury
A Peel
Ewart
Committee of Selection
Bisef
House of Lords
Eetcourt
Golere
Houte
Noudg
Aglioney
Bat
Siri Peel
Lord Dunfermline
Mr. Aglionby
Metabera
Ethan
Connect
House
Rennie
Royal Humane Society
Hawes
Lambeth
Hyde- Park
St. James's
Regent’s Park
Legent's Park
Hyde-park
Regent's Park
Exchequer
London
Thames
Poor Law Commission
Poor Law Act
FR. Peel
T. Fremantle
Rd Stanley
John Hobhouse
James Graham
Viscount Palmerston
Francis Egerton
Richard Vyvyan
O'Connell
Robert Harry Jogill
Wyne
Francis Thornhill Baring
George Clerk
Charles Burrell
Tufnell
Viscavot Sandon
Viscount Barrington
John Guest
Vernon Smith
Earl of Lincoln
Emistake
Acton
Maynooth
Maynooth College
Plumptre
Hou
National Gallery
C. Burrell
Perugino
Beckford
Bim
Birt
Fremantle
Navy
Pey
Bill. Senkeley
Lord Ashley
Middlesex
Hon
Hereford Lonstic
B. BH
Inglis
Siower
Warley Id
Tony
Chearn
Bear
Wablby
United Kingdom
Estcourt
Yorke
Poor Law Commissioners
Curious Charge of Perjury in Central Criminal Court
Lucien Marchand, a Frenchman, faced perjury charges as the case before the Central Criminal Court involved testimony about a pawn plot linked to Marie Louise De Coon and Madame Perins. The jury, after lengthy cross examinations and conflicting statements, returned Not Guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Marchand
Fitzpatrick
Marlborough Street
Paul de Coon
Marchand
de Coon
Marie Louise de Coon
Panton-street
Clemence Perins
Madame Perins
Madame Perina
Witness
Brussels
St. Gadridle
Harry
Regent-street
Soyther Street
Cuostody
Mary Ano
Monaleur de Coon
Madame de Coon
England
Belgium
Ls Force
Wells Street
Wells-street
Voumr
Mary Ann Barn
de Coona
Pawny
Magame Perios
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Ames Dawson
Sugao v Hoples
Raffeelle
James Dawson
Ily
Office OF Ordnance
Wells
Chatham
Hounslow
Dieleu OW
R. Byham
Uardian Fire and Life Assurance Company
Lombard-street
John W. Buck
James Morrl
John Dixon
Francis Hart Dyke
Walter KR. Farquhar
Halph Fenwick
Thomson Hankey
Inc
Jobo Harvey
George Johnstone
John Labouchere
John Loch
Lewis Loyd
Jan
TOHS
A. W. Robarta
Eaq
Henry Sykes Thornton
Samuel Jones Loyd
George Stone
Life Department
Fire Department
Mr. Seams
St. James’s-street
Pall-mall
Geo. Keys
Ing's College
Department of Engineering, Architecture, Arts, and Manufactures
J. Lonsdale
Principasl
J.C. C
Hampton-court
T.cox
Cornhill
Gracechurc Te Street
Harerowgate
Catherine Sinclair
Modern Society
Hill and Valley
Edinburgh
William Whyte and Co
Longman Sod Co
Te Quarterly Review
Buckingham and Combe
America
Upstone
Jodia
Plantagenets
Esthenia
Mia
Adams
John Murray
Albemarle-street
Saunders and Otley
Conduit-street
Hanover-square
Imperial Parliament
Central Criminal Court
Strr
Ashburton
Wivatiscombe
Wiveliscombe
Se G. Asus
Tuedingiga
Howe
Saeamay- Wadira
Lemasry