Various items mention London police, trades, and international affairs
A dense column reports on coastal coals for fishers in Tweed waters and tea and bread gifts, parliamentary concerns on glass drawbacks, Lord Morpeth statue, O Connell on trade union laws, and royal, Belgian, and American notes including consular posts, finance, and weather anomalies.
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Tweed
Liverpool
Cutler
Sheffield
Lord Morpeth
Moore
London
Leeds Mercury
O'Connell
Dublin
Belton
Jaco’ Adcock
Hanover
Brunswick
M. Des Mingieres
Chamber of Deputies
M. Gendebien
Luxemburgh
Three Tuns
T. F. Travis
Coquet
Gateshead
North
Trickey Warren Farm
Zaunton Courter
England
New Hampshire
Swanton
New York
David W. Offey
Smyrna
Campbell
Craigie
Ayrshire
Boots
Scarborough’s
Leeds
General Assembly
Henry Duncan
Ruthwell
Kelso Chronicle
Society
Wales
Loch Rannoch
Atholl
Caledonian Mercury
Carista Box House
Chelsea Bun House
George III
Queen Charlotte
Bun House
Lincoln
City Arms Hotel
Boston Herald
Captain Phipps
Lireon
Liverpool Operative Conservative Association
Houghton Street
Cresswell
Northampton Mercury
Symons
Stroud
Cheltenham Free Press
Tenby
Richards
Scierpe
F.C Fyers
HM. 4Th Light Dragoons
Bommacote
East Indies
Tas
Newcastle
Millie
Newcastle Savings Bank
Cavilion
Jacob Adcock
Derby Mercury
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
United Church of England and Ireland
Corporation of London
Exchequer
Palace-yard
Paris
Havre
Ascension
Chatham
Ganterbury
15Th Hussars
Charles Cunningham
St. Christophers
Francis Cyric Sheridan
Court of Exchequer
Barbadoes
Bank of Encranp
J. Reid
Pelly
Collett
Efield
Middlesex
Uxbridge
House of Correction
M. Pariset
Jesse
Sean Pamuel
Royal visits and court duties at St James's in spring
The Queen attended divine service at Chapel Royal and visited Princess Augusta at Clarence House. She also appeared at Drury Lane Theatre and the Italian Opera, with a large noble party. Drawings rooms and levees at St James's are scheduled for April through June, with collar days for order knights on April 25 and May 23, and the Queen's birthday on May 23.
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Chapel Royal
St. James's
London
Norwich
Augusta
Clarence-house
St. James’s
Drury Lane Theatre
St. James’s Palace
Malta
Hastings
Maretino
Rodney
Vanguard
Asia
Castor
Lisbon
Her Majesty
Suite
Bouverie
Robert Stopford
Marquis of Headfort
Order of St. Patrick
F. Lamb
Lord Ponsonby
England
Austria
Turkey
Sir F. Lamb
Baron Beauvale
Sun
India
Hydrabad
Bukkar
Indus
Scinda
H. Fane
Wellesley
Bombay
Canada
St. Cesair
Lower Canada
Montreal Courier
Michael O'Sullivan
Court of Queen’s Bench
Lord Durham
Innes
China
Covent
G. Rodwell
Stowell and Birch
Freemasons’ Life and Fire Insurance
Taylor
Birmingham
Fletcher
Harvey
M‘donall
Wade
Mr. Harvey
M‘douall
House of Commons
Attwood
Devizes
Green
Whitmonday
I Puritani Triumph at Her Majesty's Theatre
Grisi Rubini Lablache and Tamburini opened the season in I Puritani to packed houses and roaring applause. Encores followed for Grisi's Son Virgine and the Lablache Tamburini duet, as the four stars bowed to a cheering audience.
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Her Majesty’s Theatre
Grisi
Rubini
Polacca
Son Virgine
Lablache
Tamburini
Drvury-Lane Theatre
Madame Albertizzi
Resini
Wieland
Coventgarden Theatre
Macready
Ian
Virginius
Queen’s Theatre
George Wild
Jenny Verture
Oldeon Theatre
Betting Intelligence from Tattersalls and Newmarket
Racing bets and odds from Tattersalls on Thursday with emphasis on Dragoman Euclid Ilderim and Wapiti. A separate INTELLIGENCE EXTRA covers the Newmarket Spring and Autumn meetings in 1839 and 1840 with listed races and entries across Bath Bibury and Sherborne events.
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Tattersall’s
Algiers
Dragaman
Euclid
Ilderim
Bloomsbury
Wapiti
Dragsman
Scott
Flambeau
Rattrap
Blankney
Jersey
John Day
Mr. Thornhill
G. Heathcote
Cesar
Peel
G. Clark
Dragoman
Thornhill
Ildtrim
Wreford
Westonian
Bowes
s-Erin-go- Bragh
Valaincourt
Duke of Richmond
Bulwark
Ridsdale
Chimborazo
Batson
Plenipo
Theobald
Lord Albemarle
Lot
Commodore
Newmarket
T. Y.C
Lord Exeter
Lord Stradbroke
Rayner
Greville
T.Y.C
Trial of TM of IMr. Medhurst for Stabbing Fellow Pupil
A court case proceeds over a stabbing incident involving TM of IMr. Medhurst and a fellow pupil. Proceedings focus on the motive and sequence of events surrounding the assault. The defense contends possible self defense while the prosecution seeks to establish intent and accountability.
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Medhurst
Trial of Medhurst in Central Criminal Court opens with crowded gallery
At the Central Criminal Court in London on April 13 1839 the trial of Francis Hastings Medhurst for murder and manslaughter began. The court was crowded. evidence showed a quarrel with Joseph Alsop and a fatal stabbing with a spring knife, culminating in Medhurst’s surrender and subsequent defence.
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Central Criminal Court
London
Medhurat
Coleridge
Justice Coltman
Trancis Hastings Medhurst
Sturmer
F. Pollock
Frederick Pollock
Edward Wm
Bunney
Bodkin
Dalston
Alsop
Mr. Sturmer
Medhurst
Hayes
Alsopn
Patten
Crogs
Uxbridge
Witness
H. Dalston
John Rose
Mr. Alsop
Mr. Medhurst
Phillips
Thomas Clack
Mr. Bunney
Chadwick
Witneas
Charles Patten
Croga
Count de Salis
Broglie
Hounslow
Cooper
Kay
Guy’s Hospital
Rose
Sir F. Pollock
F. Polock
England
Justice Coleridge
Therisoner
House of Correction
Coldbathfields
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