SAPPHO OPERA AT DRURY LANE WITH MISS CLARA NOVELLO
Drury Lane opened last night with Clara Novello in Pacini's Sappho, the new English libretto, staged by Macready. Novello drew tumultuous cheers, delivering a refined soprano and expressive acting. Mrs. Alfred Shaw also won praise as Climene, while Phillips as the high priest impressed with energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Novello
Ginst Ape Shaw
Drury Lane
Drury-lane
Macready
Sappho
Benny
Pacini
Mr. Serle
Rasselas
Alcander
Apollo
Phillips
Phaon
Allen
Alcwus
Alceus
Phoon
Climene
Alfred Shaw
Seppho
Miss Novello
Gace
Circus
Leucadia
Wilson
Leucadian Rock
Jelo de Se
Court and Fashion. Royal news from Buckingham Palace in April
Royal health remains sound as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are seen walking in the Buckingham Palace gardens. Reports detail levees at St James's and expected arrivals, with fashion notes on April 1843 styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert Jare
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Brighton
Erasmus Pocock
Sussex County Hospital
Brighton British School For
Iris
Dispensary
Society For Distressed Widows
Chain Pier
The
District Society
Dorcas Society
Female Penitentiary
Humane Society
Maternal Society
National Schools
Orphan Asylum
St. Mary's Hall
Lewes
Prince Albert
Edward Bowater
Baker-street Bazaar
St. James's Palace
1St Regiment of Horse Guards
Archbishop of Canterbury
Prince of
Wares
Hanover
Council of State
Bernard
Solme Braunfels
UN Angiva
Wurtemburg
St. Katherine's
Batavier
Rotterdam
Princess of Orange
the Hague
Baron Hugol
Wurtemberg
Baron Hugel
Baron de Mauden
Count Zeppelin
Blein
Mivart
Colonel Backley
Duke
Duchess of Cambridge
Duchess of Gloucester
Buckingham Place
Nicholas Estesnazy
Berkeley Square
Earl of Jersey
Nicholas ‘ Esterbazy
Vienna
L of Jersey
Madame de Villeneuve
Sweden
Fof
Joseph Bonaparte
Florence
World of Fashion Monthly
London
Paris
Fashions von Arari
Magazins de Mode
Ilas de Spagne
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Stage and theatre notes on new decor and incoming stars
A busy London theatre page details the revamped Astrey Royal Amphitheatre with an ornate royal box and scenic curtain. it also reports on Jonathan Bradford at the Surrey theatre, the debut of Elphinstone, Richard the Third’s act, the Ruse contre Ruse ballet, Black Walter, and other acts with audience acclaim and upcoming benefits for Puritani and the Waterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubini
Astrey
Maury Lezonr
Jonathan Bradford
Surrey
Elphinstone
Richard the
Richard
George Webster
Haymarket
Webster
Black Walter
The
Rock
Fitzball
Tom Cringle
Congines
Templeton
Princess’s Theatre
Parise
Waterman
Duval
Sweeney
Tar Wizano
Adelphi Theatre
London
Bunshes
Brussels
Covent-garden
Madame Roni de Beguis
Norma
Charlies Kean
Edinburgh
Mr. Kean
Madame Caradori Allan
Taglioni
Paris
Academie Royale de Musique
Mademoiselle Dejazet
Palais Royal
Mademoiselle Dejazet Au Serail
Mademoiselle Dejezet
Turataican
Rooues
Vacanonps
Thomas Duncombe
George the Second
Anne
Elberfeld Theatre
Prussia
Furth
Bavaria
der Frieschutz
Max
Gazelle Des
Hanover Rooms
Hanover Equare
Ireland
White
Misses Lyon
Miss Flower
Mr. White
Miss Dolby
Edward Taylor
Gresham College
Luca Morenzia
Taylor
Marenzio
Luca Marenzio
Luca
Wordsworth
Grace Darling
Derby betting and stakes at Tattersall's amid brisk crowds
Sporting intelligence outlines Derby wagering and prices for Cotherstone Gaper Napier and others with 2000 to 25 against Humbug and 1000 to 15 against Frueboy. Chester Cup and Oaks bets noted as heavy on Marshal Soult and Maria Day, with notable performances at Finchley Steeple Chases and Moonraker dominance despite a disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Tacaspar
Derby
Bansey
Napier
Gaper
Humbug, &c
Cotherstone
Arialtides
Winesour
Amorino
Marshal Soult
Lord Chesterfield
Isaac Day
Marius
Lovesey
Corvair
Pluwmer
Alice Hawthorn
Wormald
Millepede
W. Stanley
Forester
Goodman
Peel
Murat
Denpy
Blakelock
Bowes
Hell
Lord Westminster
G. Heathcote
Lord Eglinton
Anson
St. Valentine
Ford
Lord Exeter
Oaks
Maria Day
Col. Cradock
Peggy
Mr. Price
the Lily
Mr. Lumley
Fairy
Duke of Grafton
Menoir
Bequest Dispute Upheld in Lord Chancellor Ruling
An appeal from Vice Chancellor Wigram over eight thousand pounds bequeathed to Suisse by the Marquis of Hertford is dismissed with costs. The court found the codicil did not replace prior gifts totaling eleven thousand six hundred, and affirmed the earlier decision. An insolvent debtor case, Edward Hill, adjourned to April 4 for adjudication after creditors argued over alleged bank connections and misrepresented credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chanceery
Wepwzspar
Suisse
Loan Lowssen
Wigram
Marquis of Hertford
Court
Monnar
Epwasp
Edward Hill
Cooke
Messie
Wood
Sharwood
Type
Court Gazette
Inquirer
West Smithfield
Catherine-street
Strand
Gray
Richard Taylor
Miss Kelly
Messra. Hill, and Co
Ma. Baanan's Act on Mr Braham Letter Date March 20 1840
The Birmingham Advertiser letter recalls Braham at age ten in 1787 and on this birthday claims he is sixty three, not octogenarian as some assert. Clarke, named junior Treasury clerk, is eldest son of Sir William Clarke Bart not Sir James. At Shrewsbury William Shekspeare was bound over for three months for fighting in the Bugle and sent to infirmary after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Baanan
Braham
Birmingham Advertiser
Royalty Theatre
Clarke
Treasury
James Clark
William Henry Clarke
Shrewsbury
William Shekspeare
Bugle
Horatio
Theatre debt cut to 300 pounds for Passion-week evenings
The Morning Herald notes the Anti-Corn Law League will pay 300 pounds on Wednesday evenings for the theatre until Passion-week, not 500 or 100 per night. A Scots funeral custom tale is cited as a cautionary note about doings and debts in village life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davnry-Laxsz Taatze
Anti-Corn Law League
Morning Herald
Assize Intelligence on Lancaster Southern Division
At Lancaster assizes the southern division opened before Baron Parke and Justice Coltman. The calendar shows 219 prisoners for trial across offenses from murder to sheep stealing. George Robinson, alias Saxon, described a life of transport, escapes, and brutal penal settlements, ending with a statement that he has reformed and now seeks to return home, but is sentenced to transportation for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Saine
Lancaster
Baron Parke
Justice Coltman
William Garnett
Manchester
Atherton
Atherton Esid
John Ogle
Richard Sellars
Thomas Potter
Thomas Brancker
John Tobin
George Drinkwater
Mr. Atherton
George Drinkwager
Bayon Parke
George Robinson
Saxon
Pendleton
Sydney
Hunter's River
Macquarrie Harbour
Blue Mountains
Port Philip
Coal River
Hiad
Macquarrie-harbour
Hobmstown
Macnarrie-harbour
Big Island
Pearce
Cox
Hobarttown
la Helene
Cape
Robins‘s Island
Macquariie Harbour
Hobart Town
New Zealand
Fon
Boston
Quebec
Greenock
Liverpool
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Sopraro
Mrs. Shaw
Leeds
Athlone
Major Beresford
D.H. Farrell
O'Connell
Corballis
Meath
M'Hale
Tuam
Errew
Mayo
Corporation of
Belfast
IncenDia Rism
Secretary of State
Thorphill
Wilts
Union
Her Majesty
Merly Farm
Wimborn
Dorsetshire
Duc de Nemours
Duke of Orleans
Mont Valerien
St. Denis
Romainville
Noisy le Sec
Chareton
Roany
Nogent Sur Marne
Ivry
Issy
le Briche
Bicetre
Vanves
Montrouge
Byson
Ashtonander-Lyne
Stockport Didvertiser
Estathquakes
Switzerland
Gazette de Zurich
Swanp
Thame
John Nelmes
King
North Weston
Nelmes
Oxford
Parrs
House of Commons
Norbert
Dépré
Saint Jacques
Gazette Des Tribunaux
Barritre Saint Jacques
Burrigre
Guinguette
N.B
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Parkins
America
New York
Newark
New Jersey
United States
Joseph Best
Parking
Best
Globe
Buriau
Wm. Barnes
Royton Chapel
Oldham
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Cheshire
Derbyshire
Simeon
St. Paul's Chapel
Royton
R. Taylor
Manchester and Salford
Leamington
Warwick
Grand Stand
Budbrooke
Roun
Hartipe Gost
Warwickshire
H. Bradley
H. de Burgh
Knights of the Thimble
Rathe
Royal Leamington Hunt Club
Leamington Ant Club
White's
Brookes's
Crockford’s
Boodle’s
Croxton Park New Club
Mr. Crawford
Merchant
Dawson
Marengo
Mr. R. Reid
Lord Drumlanrig
Cardinal
Matlock
Liberty
Dyson
Hawk
Mr. Moore
Knobstick
Baying
Knubstick
Moore
Mr. Matlock
Mr. de Burgh
Mr. Bourke
Waverley
H. Clarke
Belfield
Mr. Laurel
Duke of Portland
Gnally
Newmarket
Mason Spixrey
7Th
Princess Royals) Dragoon Guards
Cockswain
Cock Robin
Winchester
Maxwell
Holderness
Spontinc Extraonpinany
Croxton Park
Belvoir Castle
Marquis of Waterford
Cricket Ground
Hurst
Malopian Journal
Chess
Courrier Francais
Philidor
de Labourdonnais
Laigie
Café de Paris
Valenciennes
Sporting Intelligence
Finchley
J. Mason
A. Dizon
Ragman
Phillpott
Syphex
James
W. May
H. Rackley
Buffoon
Moonraker
Mr. Darby
Mr. T. Hill
Gunner
Mr. A. Cope
Mr. Roberts
Law
Assize Intelligence
Liveroor
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