Grand theatre bills and a beer act digest
A London evening program lists My Grandfather and The Mountain Sylph at EW Theatre Royal Lyceum and English Opera House with stars including Sir Granville Paer Tilbury Paer and Mary Mandeville. Following are Widow Queen and Henry VIII with various players. An advertisement promotes a complete digest of the New Beer Amendment Act 1830 including committee reports and new protection society details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
Granville Paer
Tilbury
Percival Paer
Wrench
Mary Mandeville
Waylett
John Barnett
Donald
Wilson
Christie
Oxberry
Hela
H. Phillips
Eolia
E. Romer
Dame Gourke
Mrs. Griffith
Jessie
Somerville
King Henry the Eighth
Rumball
Wolsey
Perkins
Charles Brandon
Serle
Marquis de Belleparole
Harry Colvile
Romer
Mary
France
Jasbel
Fanny Healey
John Leave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
True Sun
London Mechanics’ Institution
NEW Publicans' Protection Society
New Society
England
Mdon
John Cleave
Fleet-streets
Draft refusal sparks talk on Western Bank of Scotland
The True Sun reports a draft submission by the Western Bank of Scotland to its London agents caused a temporary stir in the money market. The issue arose from the London agents not being informed of the draft, amid heightened market sensitivity. The piece praises the bank as one of Scotland’s top joint stock establishments, with a large capital base and a 6 percent dividend at its last meeting, and argues for a National Bank to prevent such panics while endorsing the Western Bank’s reliability.
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London
Western Bank of Scotland
Scotland
London House
Berne
Banque Cantonale
Peru
Guamarra
Qnucoso
Arequissa
Nieto
Islay
Lima
Gamarra
Bermudez
Don Miguel Tale Reaches Spain On Land Route
Readers are shown extracts claiming Don Miguel entered Spain and joined the defender, amid uncle and brother-in-law ties. The report says he traveled land across France to Pain via St Pie and Wamondy, where Carlist officers would escort him to Don ARlog. The piece notes possible courage but warns it conflicts with Italy reports and lacks solid authority.
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Paria
Don Miguel
Spain
France
St. Pie
Wamondy
Don Arlog
Don Suel
Italy
War intelligence and police power in European theatres
The article critiques French papers for unreliable war intelligence and notes French government espionage against Don Micuel, while Austrian and Sardinian police are cited as parallel guards of legitimacy. It also reports on troop concentrations near Pampeluna, executions of officers by the Junta of Navarre, and a subdued Brussels 12th and German 8th papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Micuel
Quren
Lisbon Peace and Mourning Amid Royal Amnesties
Reports from Lisbon describe calm conditions as Portugal mourns Emperor Don Pedro. The funeral and oration by the Duke of Terceira drew vast crowds. a dying request for political amnesty led to immediate liberations. Politically, the Regency debate split Parliament 50 to 44 with the minister’s plan narrowly passing.
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Lisbon
Don PeEpro
Portugal
Duke of
Duke of Terceira
St. Vincent de Fora
Council of State
Satpanna
SaLpania
Montreal and South American affairs shape regional outlook
The report surveys anticipated steam navigation on rivers despite opposition, Bolivian emigration prospects from Buenos Ayres, Montreal district politics led by Mr Roepuck, and a Paris-Havana commerce note. It also covers Berne banking reforms, Buenos Ayres treaty debates with France, Peru’s Arequipa conflict, and Lima’s foreigner status risk amid Gamarra's adherents.
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Buenos Ayres
France
General Rosas
Markets in London Fall as Cortes Bonds Slump Amid Rumors
This morning stock news reports a quiet money market in London with Cortes Bonds sliding from 514 to around 504, amid rumors of Don Miguel rejoining Don Carlos and shifting capital to Portuguese Regency Bonds. Parallels show steady English money market, subdued Paris news, and limited stock exchange activity as settling day nears.
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London
Cortes
Don Miguel
Don Carlos
Spain
Stock Exchange
Paris
Straits
M. Mendizabel
Lisbon
Lobo
Don Miguel in France and Spain Movement Reported
French papers relay scattered reports that Don Miguel of Portugal crossed France from the Alps to the western Pyrenees and entered Spain, pursued by police and military vigilance. Messages from Bayonne and St Jean de Luz claim his arrival near Ardach, with Carlist leaders receiving him, while Spanish forces gather at Pampeluna.
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Paris
Don Miguel
Lucca
Rome
France
Spain
Don Carlos
Don Pedro
Portugal
Italy
Depatel
Jean DE Luz
Genoa
Alps
Pyrenees
St. Poe
Zaramondy
Douaniers
St. Jean de Luz
Espeletta
Peninsula
Urdach
St. Pee
Miguel
Bayonne
Pampeluna
Tula
Russia
Duquesne
Grant fined one shilling for steamer collision at Greenwich
Capt. Grant former steamer commander and offender in a river collision near Greenwich appeared before Sir W. Curtis and magistrates. He had paid 501 to mitigate the suit while awaiting judgement. The court noted the compensation as excessive and fined him one shilling and discharged. The Steam Packet Company had previously behaved commendably according to prosecutors.
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W. Curtis
Grant
Heath
Greenwich
Ryland
Phillips
Steam Packet Company
Princess Augusta Visits Duke and Duchess at Bagshot Park
Court circular notes the Princess Augusta visiting with the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester at Bagshot Park. The Lord Chancellor departed for Brighton and Lord Hill returned from Windsor. Sir George Grey, Under Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, is convalescing from bilious fever.
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Augusta
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Bagshot Park
Brighton
Lord Hill
Windsor Castle
George Grey
Colonial Department
The Mountain Sylph at New England Opera House
Last night Barnett's The Mountain Sylph reached its 40th night with Mr H Phillips back as Hela though Miss Phillips illness kept Sheridan Knowles from theatre. The Globe notes a political snub and a mass Marylebone meeting supporting Mr Murphy. A ship near Ireland burned to the waterline and a Duke Wellington denial accompanies Corn Laws comments.
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New English Opera House
Barnett
H. Phillips
Hela
Sheridan Knowles
New York
Miss Phillips
Knowles
The
Globe
John Newport
Marylebone
Marshall
Hampstead Road
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Richardson
Belsey Castle
Sligo
Quebec
Atlantic
Gufard
Ireland
Mayo
Duke of Wellington
Don Carlos
Princess of
Beira
Leon
Scotland
Liverpool
London
Hampshire
Kent
Leopold
Netherlands
Waterford
Lord Ebrington
Barron
House of Commons
Milward
England
Denvis at Drury Lane A Mixed but Promising Fig
The review praises Mr. Denvis as a perplexing mix of talent and faults in Shylock and Richard, noting inconsistent performances and strong potential tempered by lack of judgment. It contrasts with Vandenhoff at Covent Garden, who fully embodies ambition and remorse in Macbeth, while commenting on Warde and Clifton’s softer interpretations.
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Drury-Lane
Denvis
Shylock
Richard
London
Bassanio
Richmond
National Theatres
Denvil
Mr. Denvil
Mammon
Denvills
Daily Press
Times
the Herald
Lady Anne
Kean
Chronicle
Anne
Mn. Denvil
Jove
Mr. Denvis
Cameleon
King Richard
Henry
Buckingham
Stanley
Shakspeare
Sava
Macduff
Warde
Miss Clifton
Macbeth
Bedford
Hecate
Locke
Seed Market Dull With Prices Steady Despite Tight Supplies
Markets note a quiet seed scene with little activity at steady prices. Winter tares scarce yet selling at last week’s levels. linseed climbs to 54s 55s for fine Lots. Canary rough trade high at 4 4s. mustard scarce and Coriander and Carraway dull. Arrivals show tares 180 cwt, linseed 3,921 cwt, foreign rape 430 cwt, mustard small, tid seeds 202 cwt.
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Canary
Kent
Colonial Markets Mixed As West Indies Trade Prospects Rise
Markets show better feel with renewed inquiry for produce though no price changes yet. Emancipation shifts prompt hopes for early equalization of duties on East and West India goods. Heavy imports noted. Timothy A Curtis nominated by Bank of England directors to fill deputy governor post after Pattison becomes governor. Operative Master Builders see many peacemen seeking enrollment. committee to reconvene Thursday at seven.
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West Indies
India
Timothy Abraham Curtis
Theentreman
Bank of England
James Pattison
Rustoiic Trapg
Society of the Operative Master Builders
Angel Inn
St. Clement’s Churchyard
Strand
Aotems
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