New Grand Opera THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH at three London houses
This evening the New Grand Opera THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH will be staged at the Theatre Royal Lyceum and English Opera House. The overture and music, entirely new, are composed by John Barnett with performers including Donald Wilson Christie Oxberry Hela Felia Dame Gourke Mrs Grifith Jessie Somerville and Miss Homer in leading roles.
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Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
John Barnett
Donald
Wilson
Christie
Mr. Oxberry
Hela
J. O. Atkins
Felia
Miss E. Homer
Dame Gourke
Grifith
Jessie
Somerville
Bank reform and chimney sweeping reform debate services
The piece attacks Bank of England and country banks for currency control, questions a new National Bank of Ireland’s status, and praises Mechanics Magazine for Rosser letters on chimney sweeping by children. It details the Child Chimney Sweep Act provisions and condemns crowd reactions at the Pentonville murder scene.
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Bank of England
National Bank of Ireland
Mechanics’ Magazine
Archibald Rosser
French government tainted by debt dispute and ministerial abuse
The piece denounces a controversial French move over Grepby Harp's loan rejection and accuses ministers of stock manipulation. It questions a minister of the interior and the Citizen King, arguing the government fosters vice and undermines liberty. The article also notes Spain’s clear stance separating Guepuaro's loan from others.
Cortes denounce tyrant's loan to Spain in moral clash
The Cortes condemn a profane loan pledged to suppress reforms and restore despotism. Despite protests from the Cortes and public remonstrance, press support persists for the debt tied to crushing efforts to improve Spain's political and social life. The representatives insist they reject recognition of the loan.
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Cortes
Gresuarn
Spain
Lisbon Papers Confirm Death of Don Penxo and New Ministry
Lisbon papers confirm Don Penxo died on the 24th, not the 22d, and publish the new Ministry list. The cabinet largely leans ultra liberal, with the young Queen just starting her reign after parliamentary support. Notable names include the Duke of Palmela as President and the Bishop of Casamra as President of Deputies. The issue notes hopes for a prosperous, free future.
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Lisbon
Don Penxo
Europe
Duke of
Palmesa
Bishop
Casamra
Chamber of Deputies
Senhor Carvallo
Finance
Conde de Vita Reac
Prrceira
Senhor Preme
Weer Marine
Senhor Fenraz
Markets Near Paris Trade Wary Amid Month-End Fears
London bankers curb foreign speculation as money markets tighten and rates rise. Consols and Cortes Bonds edge higher in early trading while Portuguese securities push up. Dull trade in silk and wool persists and the Stock Exchange remains quiet. Hobart reports six aborigines reclaimed on Flinders Island and steady wheat prospects, with money market flat despite some failures. Public petitions to the Board of Customs are complained of as unheeded and opaque.
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Paris
Cortes
Siz
London
Stock Exchange
Hobart
G. A. Robinson
Flinder’s Island
Launceston
Sydney
Hobart Town
Board of Customs
New Plays and Musical Romance At The Victoria
Monday promises a new piece by Mr Lunn titled The Mendicant Monk set at La Trappe. A Grand Musical Romance in two acts by Mr Collier called The Royal Student features striking stage effects. A new afterpiece by Mr Raymond is in the manager's hands.
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the Victoria
Lunn
la Trappe
Collier
Raymond
Police News From Bow Street In Quiet Morning
The Macisterial State sinecure is noted with no public or private interest arising. A solitary charge occupied this morning at Bow Street Police Office, but the scene remained unusually silent as the reporter departed.
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Bow-Street
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Fatmoutsa and Orr notices report arrival of African steamer from Lisbon and Water Lily from Jamaica. ships arriving include Henry from New Providence, Baronet from Buenos Ayres, Countess of Mansfield from Demerara, Atalanta from Savanilla, Cumberland from Jamaica, and several vessels from Cape Coast, Bruges, and Antwerp with ports such as Liverpool and Nos. The list shows multiple arrivals with origins including Cuba, Tobago, Jamaica, Demerara, and Quebec, dated Oct 2 to Oct 3.
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Lloyd’s
Fatmoutsa
Lisbon
Brilliant
van Diemen’s Land
Pernambuco
Orr Penzance
Water Lily
Hart
Jamaica
Susannah
Carpenter
Dessa
Orr Sciuty
Henry
Kendall
New Providence
Sarah
Sinclair
St. John’s
N.B. Barstot
John
Robert
Fatty
Cuba
Adelaide
Brooks
Obago
Countess of Mansfield
Wilson
Demerara
Commerce
Villaviciosa
Queen
Cox
Iron
Liverpool
Atalanta
Savanilla
Birkby
Sydney
Cape Breton
William
Restegouche
Wirenaven
Cumberland
Greenock
Isabella
Cowes
Charlotte Wylie
Hempsea
Cape Coast
Castle
Lyon, Smith
Mantangos River
Caroline
Licati
Palermo
Giraile
Bruges
Gogstead
Christiana
Hellespont
Odessa
Eleanora
Dantzic
Trois Freres
Antwerp
Markets report from Newgate and Leadenhall on high prices and steady meat
The market day featured abundant killed meat and game with pheasants at very high asks. Beef, mutton, veal, lamb, and pork prices held steady, while hare partridge rabbit and poultry sold briskly at existing levels. Coal prices per ton listed for numerous collieries.
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Newgate
Leadenhall
Alterations in the Colonial Markets This Week
Market notes show few price changes with limited activity amid recent failures. B P Sugar steady with 2090 birds traded. coffee unclean descriptions down, saltpetre 6d lower, rum 2d lower, cotton lower sorts up 1d per lb, pepper up 1d, cinnamon down 6d, tallow 43s 3d, Nicaragua dye woods lower 10s3d to 15s lower. all other commodities unchanged.
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B. P
Nicaragua
Branch of the National Bank of Ireland Carrick-on-Suir meets
Carrick on Suir branch committee reports 2050 shares taken by 63 persons, 41 tied to local trade, at a meeting held after a general meeting. They adjourned to Friday next amid evident support for establishing the bank branch. Also notes a Covent Garden suicide report, foundlings in France, Jewish literature launch, and a biographical note on Mademoiselle Clairon with a taste of other items.
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Ational Bank of Ireland
National Bank of Ireland
Old Broad-street
Waterford
Carrick on-Suir
Kilkenny
Enniscorthy
Adam Clarke
London
Thos. Tegg and Son
Cheapside
United Kingdom
National Bank Ofreland
Carrick-On-Suir
Carrick-on- Suir
Waterford Chronicle
Covent-garden
Bow-street
France
Hebrew Review
Pen
Cabala
The
Morning Herald
Alexander Aphael
Raphael
Madras
Mademoiselle Clairon
Conile
Siddons
Harlequin
Couré Journal
Critique of Belgian Courier satire on steam carriages
Letter to the editor from Francis Maceroni protesting a Belgian Courier jab about steam carriages from England. He clarifies damages occurred in river transfer, not on paved streets, and defends the machinery and its repairability while condemning the mockery from Flanders.
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Belg Courier
England
Attwood
Brussels
Flanders
Rancis Maceroni
Curious Case of Silk Seizure and Offi cer Donne
In August 1831 Mr Donne an officer of the Customs oversaw three silk seizures from a boat to premises in street. Two assistants were sent to seize at other warehouses while he took the third. They received no prize share but were promised liberal pay. A large fine was paid into customs funds but the distribution in 1833 gave each officer 14 0972 14s 0d instead of the half to Donne. The Board later altered this claiming a mistake though Donne contends the Silk Act allows one half to officers. Donne’s due share is 2463 93 but Treasury petitions fail. He spent 100 in pursuit and rejected 15000 offer to settle. Bribery cases follow as seizures depend on Donne’s treatment. Copy of Petition lies at the Treasury.
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Ture
London
England
Rosser
THE
True Sun
Donne
Customs
Vauxhall
Messrs
Street
Hill
Turner
Commissioners of Customs
Board of Commissioners
Mr. Donne
Treasury
Mr. D
J.D
Inquest at Fulham Over Boy George Fennell Death
An inquest at the White Horse Parson's Green heard that George Fennell died of lung inflammation with disputed links to injuries from beating by a Mr Wright. Witnesses variably described the punishment, the boy’s frail health, and the jury initially blamed violence but then ended with strong disapproval of Mr Wright without finding manslaughter.
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Stirling
Bell
White Horse
Parson’s Green
George Fennell
Wemens
Tight
Wright
Wansbrough
Pie
Duncan
the Giant
Parson’s-green
Jack the Giant
Right
Wentworth Ball Delights Elite Guests in splendid fete
In Wentworth on October 1 a grand ball impressed distinguished guests. Hosts entertained a select dinner crowd, lamplight and park lighting heightened the scene. Weippert's twenty one piece band performed new Wentworth Quadrilles and operatic tunes to wide acclaim. The ball room, chandeliers and marble columns created an extraordinary display as twelve hundred fashionables moved through the night. Supper in the noble suite featured rich service and vast plate work, concluding at six thirty with a final God Save the Queen.
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Weippert
Desire
Lestocq
England
Radi Euinges
Savilles
Mr. G
Cavendish
Lionel Ashleye
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