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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1846

Page

7

Opera season opens with Grisi and Lablache in Puritani

The London crowd lauds Grisi Mario and Lablache as the season’s real draw. Puritani is praised for its melodies and stage moments, with Grisi’s Elvira and Mario’s falsetto highlighted. The rest of the piece notes St. James’s theatre Ernestine and other acts, praising performances and crowd response.

Hex Maszstr Gesi Mario Lablache Grisi Cielo Arridi Polacca Elvira Yarnasari Ricardo Princkss Ernestine France Wailbeck Frederick de Pendleman Imerrave Freesilie Ma 'On Gome Vielentic Sterling Marie Percia Marie Perrot Mademoiselle D‘erceville Juliette D Erceville Marie Perrette Gallous Wallack Cooper Mrs. Sterling Miss Stapley Miss May Sapdler's Wells Theatre Judge Jeffreys England Wapping Spicer Duke of Monmouth Marston Margrave Bennett Pomfret Dorsetshire Morgrave Lady Grace Fieter Jeffreys Powfret Lord Feversham Mr. Spicer

Newmarket Craven Meeting Opens Amid Accident Eclipsing Bets

Sporting Intelligence from Newmarket notes the Craven meeting opening amid concern over a special train accident. Attendance was solid, weather favorable, and racing offered strong competition though the Craven Stakes was missing. The Handicap Sweepstakes for three and four year olds saw King Col triumph by two lengths, with Nell Cook and Pauions also prominent.

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The Yarmouth Murder and Samuel Yarham Execution

The Yarmouth murder case ends with Samuel Yarham hanged before Norwich Castle after a long struggle for clemency. Crowds estimate 20 000 to witness the scene, with 1 500 on the Yarmouth train. Yarham showed silence on the scaffold and repeated claims of innocence, amid a controversial sequence where co defendants were present and later punished.

Samuel Yarham Ceetle Yarmouth J. Browne Yarham Kovalind Mapes Verhag Agil

Wreck of Vessel and Massacre at Woodlark Islands Recounted

A survivor Valentine tells of a whaling voyage to Sydney and Woodlark Islands about three years ago. The Mary was wrecked after a hurricane near Laughlin's reef. seven crew died early, including the chief mate, and natives later massacred the rest except Valentine. He was rescued by the Tigress and traveled to England. The Tigress is returning home.

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Morison's Universal Medicines and Frampton's Pill of Health

An 1840s advertisement lists Morison's Universal Medicines with depots across London and major cities, urging verification by government stamp and warning chemists not to sell without. It promotes R Roberts's ointment The Poor Man's Friend and Frampton's Pill of Health, claiming cures for wounds eruptions and bilious liver complaints with testimonials and vendor addresses.

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Raimes and Co Druggists Leith Walk Notice

Messrs J and R Raimes and Company druggists at Leith Walk issue a brief local notice. The terse text lists the firm and location without additional details, indicating an address or business reference common to a 19th or early 20th century directory entry.

FUR Messrs. J R. Raimes Druggis Leith Walk

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