Is He Jealous and The Mountain Sylph at Lyceum and English Opera House
An evening program at Lyceum and English Opera House features Is He Jealous with performers Belmour Wrench Harriet Mrs Waylett Mrs Belmour Miss Lawrence Rose Miss Novello and then The Mountain Sylph with John Barnett’s overture and new music. Also listings for Lisbon Theatre Royal and steamship Menai sailing October 18 from Brunswick Wharf with ferry connections to Madeira, freight and passage options.
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Miss E. Romer
Dame Goortie
Mrs. Griffith
Jessie
Misa Bomerville
NEW
Theatre Royal
Lisbon
Oporto
Menai
R. Sharp
Brunawick
Blackwall
Falmouth
Madeira
Messra
Wilcox and Anderson
Lime Street
G.C
R. W. Fox
A. Mitchell
London and Edinburgh
Whigs and Tories Disfranchisement in Leeds Raised Alarm
The Leeds Times reports dramatic Whig reform effects and Tory gains under the Revising Barristers' Court. It notes 822 Leeds residents disfranchised, warns Leeds risks becoming a close borough, and questions the Poor Law Amendment Act's impact on relief applicants and social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
ElizaBetHu
Elizabeth
Leeds Times
Leeds
Whale
Army as a Weapon Affects Oppression and War
The piece argues that arming a state makes it a tool of oppression at home and a threat to foreign enemies. It notes the Austrian debt display likely signals a new loan, and reports on cholera cases in Prescott, New Brunswick bank charter progress, Singapore piracy, and upper Canada political changes including a new provincial Parliament in October. It also records the death of W. D. Powell in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free States
Montreal
Prescott
Upper Canada
New Brunswick
Colonies
New Brunswick Bank
Singapore
Tanjong Panuso
Pulo Lant
Sultan of
Linca
Johor
Gambier
England
Brest
Marquis de St. Simon
Corvett L’oise
India
J. Colporne
W.D. Pewell
Toronto
New York
Quebec
Markets this day corn exchange and Smithfield notes
Market activity was thin with large English wheat supply and lower prices for inferior grades. Oats arrivals were heavy, barley sales met full prices, beans and peas steady, flour declined in volume. Smithfield showed a wide beef decline, mutton softer, veal firmer, pork steady, Irish pork scarce, with totals: beasts 1,060. sheep and lambs 22,110. calves 160. pigs 440.
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Smithfield
Beans fetch higher price than wheat in Aylesbury markets
The Bucks Herald notes beans are commanding higher prices than wheat in Aylesbury and Buckingham markets, signaling unusual price dynamics in staple crops. The report underscores unprecedented market behavior across these town markets.
Banking and stock market tremors as Cortes bonds slide
The mercantile world lies quiet while anxious traders watch Cortes bonds fall from 63 to around 51 52 as Spain's government debt and payment ability face doubt. Paris loans and Cortes’ finance woes deepen the slump, with Consols steady and Mexican and Bolanos mining updates offering little relief amid volatile prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Paris
Toreno
Cortes
Youth faces charge for stealing horse and cart in Blackfriars area
George Head of Pond-place was brought to the bar on a charge of stealing a horse and cart owned by Mr. Davis of Holland Street Blackfriars Road. He claimed the horse was given by his father. later said it came from Smithfield. He was remanded. Also, Joseph Emanuel, a destitute man from Bombay, was charged with begging in the streets and committed for one month to the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylesbury
Buckingham
Bucks
Echo du Cantal
Clermont
Gazette d'Auvergne
Adelaide
Randan
Sheffield
Rotheram
Sheffield Mercury
Yorkshire Hussar Inn
Union-street
James Maltby
Leeds Ames
Johns
Bristol Mercury
Dysart
Fife Herald
H. P. Peake
W.G. Lumley
Cheltenham
Anl
Queen-Squarre
George Head
No.2
Pond-place
Davis
Holland-street
Blackfriars-road
Blackfriars-bridge
Bombay
House of Correction
Monmouthshire
G. S. Butt
Halifax Express
Huddersfield
Newcastle
Leeds Times
Guildhall
Exeter
E. Perry
Plymouth
Perry
Alderman Sanders
North Devon Advertiser
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Dispatches list arrivals at various ports including Royal Tar from Lisbon and Thames from Sierra Leone with multiple vessels from Virginia Quebec Newfoundland and Jamaica noting arrival dates October 11 to October 1 and ships from St Helena Havana and Labrador.
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Lloyd’s
Downs
Lisbon
Orr
Wient
Oberton
Stone
Virginia
Elengill
Quebec
Belvidere
Alexandria
Inglis
Iga
Sedulous
Pierce
Fame
Wattling
Plymourna
Thames
Cameron
Sierra Leone
Falmouth
Pandora Packet
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Freedom
Hore
Labrador
Ove Faumouth
Prince George
Hudson’s Bay
Argus
Barclay
South Seas
St. Helena
Mint
Woodward
Livenporl
Mary
Wills
Susquehannah
Philadelphia
Cambrian
Gwinn
Liverpool
Johnstone
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Aurora
Roallo
Lark
Power
Newfoundland
Tribune
Brown
Palermo
Mercer
Marseilles
Warwick and Leamington Bank opens Stratford branch
Warwick and Leamington Joint-Stock Banking Company inaugurates a new branch at Stratford-on-Avon as reported by the Worcester Herald. Counts of interest include Russian Minister Matuszevic departing for Hamburg aboard the Columbine mail packet, and racing news from Flintshire with Marquis of Westminster expected to attend the Hallywell races where stakes loom large.
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Warwick and Leamington
Stratford-on-Avon
Worcester Herald
Matuszevic
Hamburgh
General Steam Navigation Company
Columbine
Touchstone
Hallywell
Flintshire
Marquis of Westminster
Conolly
Plenipo
Doncaster
Storey
Lieut
Jackson
Ensign Gillespie
Mathias
Ensign Earls
United_ Service Gazette
Ship
Paris Correspondent Reflects on Anglo French Ties
Paris letter from Oct 1 discusses the close Anglo French friendship as vital to world happiness. The writer praises The True Sun as a bridge between France and England, notes visits to Paris prisons and institutions, and compares treatment of foreigners. mentions the king recovering from a fall, Pozzo di Borgo and Talleyrand, a printer cited, and the stock market “bastard aristocracy” waning. The piece signals a shift toward journalism as public recorder.
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England
France
Ocean Isle
Paris
Great Britain
United Empire
Biscay
Fontainbleau
Pozzo di Borgo
Talleyrand
M. Hingroy
National
M. Carrol
Spain
Bourse
Amnesties in Paris Cabinet Showdown Amid Foreign Affairs
Paris dispatch notes Marshal Gerard pressing amnesty as key cabinet issue with M de Rigny absent in Brussels. Protracted amnesty delays other affairs and may force release of more prisoners or trials by court. Spain faces strain as new loan boosts funds. exchange notices stir markets amid old loan debates. Admiral de Rigny moves from Calais to Boulogne and then Paris, arriving earlier than expected.
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Paris
Marshal Gerard
M.de Rigny
Brussels
Court of Peers
Court of Assize
Spain
Estafette
Chamber of Procuradores
Admiral de Rigny
Calais
Boulogne
Hotel Des Capucins
Messager
Catholic Tract Society and Market Turmoil in Oxford Street
Reports from Rathbone Place Oxford Street describe a crowded Catholic Tract Society meeting with plans to form district societies in London. A quarrel at a Poultry Market in town ended with theft and damaged goods as police restored order. Observations note remarkable fruit yields in local orchards. The Trades Demonstration seeks a peaceful address to Lord Durham, while a Totness court revises voter lists amid clerical signing disputes and potential Bridgetown petitions.
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Catholic Tract Society
Rathbone-place
Oxford-street
London
Earl of Shrewsbury
Bristol Catholic Tract Society
Isabella Armstrong
Esnehyd
Newcastle Chronicle
John Mashford Coldridge
Carter
Gerston
Kingsbridge
Exeter
Lord Durham
Glasgow Free Press
Boroneyh
Totness
Francis Newman Rogera
John Greenwood
Bripcerown
House of Commons
Bedford
Rex. v
Page
Bridgetown
Western Times
Birmingham Fancy Dress Ball at Music Hall Ends Quietly
Birmingham festival closes with a crowded fancy dress ball in the music hall. Guests appeared in silk and muslin dresses, dancing began with country dances and quadrilles, but the event lacked supper or wine and finished by half-past three. Profits reached seven thousand pounds, nearly equal to Westminster Abbey.
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Birmingham
Terpsichore
Warwickshire
Figaro
Richard
Athens
Walter Raleigh
Edward Mortimer
Elizabeth
Negus
Westminster Abbey
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Eer
King Henry the Eighth
Mr. Rumball
Wolsey
Mr. Perkins
Chaves Brandon
Mr. Serle
Marylebone
London Bridge
The
Taur Sun
Ats
Ct. Con
Ted Wes
City Debentu
Steam Company
Sence
Dublin
Rente d'Espag
Anglo Mexican Mining Co
Isa
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Yuscester
Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian Imperial Mining Lab
British Iron Minings
Compadyess
Columbian Mining Co
Lal Canada
Ireland
Serrerery
General Steam Naviization Company
Bex del Monte Mining Company
United Mexical Mio. Go
Malta
PUR
Holland
Brazil
Damasca
Buends
Leeward Island
Carthagena
Flanders
Mexico
Sweden
Guernsey
Jersey
Waterford - Gothenburg
Mediterranean
Bayonne
Madrid
Bordeaux
Friends of Liberty
Armildez
Navarre
Muna
Inquisition
Holy Alliance
Don Cantos
Dox Cartes
Council of Ministers
Chamber of Deputies
Gerard
Paris Stock Exchange
Frankfort
St. Petersburgh
Vienna
Berlin
Bolanos
Dlanos Company
Quicksilver
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Consuls
Emerald Steam Packet
Gravesend
Shipping Intelligence
True Law
Bruce
Sir Edward
Bart
Barlow
Sophia Birch
William
Cathcart
Baroness
Ernst
Charlotte Is
Fraser
Flint
Sir
Dame Anns
Maria
Francillon
Sarah
Howe
Kupper
William Rich
Sir George
Ready
Charles Roscommon
Countess of
Isce
Sterk
Alexander
Caroline
Tighe
George William
Haymarket Theatre
Buckstone
Felicity Jameson
Mage Baty
Tokeley
Peter Pastoral
T— Hill
Dublin Freeman's Journal
Highland Society
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Aberdeen Journal
Leeds Workhouse Board
Brecon County
Henry Locket
Henry Allen Wedgwood
Breconshire
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