Farewell of Fanny Elssler At Her Muesty's Theatre
The Saturday performance marked Elssler's last appearance in London before sailing to America. Her Cachucha and Tarantale wowed audiences with unity of movement and emotion. The crowd, including royal observers, lavished praise as she offered a farewell salute, hoped to be brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muesty's
Fanny Elssler
America
Lauretta
Prince Albert
Charles Kean
New York
Charleston
Park Theatre
West India Islands
Cuba
England
Haymarket
Cork Theatre
Wood
Greenwich Fair
Commissioners of Police
Victoria
Greenwich
Mansion House
Puitosomny Axp Guy
William Mangles
Cannon-street
Marylebone
Janes Gould
George Phipps
Grenadier Guards
Cole
New-road
Gould
House of Correction
Marlborough Street
John Davis
Long
James M‘donald
York Chambers
Waterloo-place
Regent-street
M‘donald
Hatton-Garden
John Austen
Charles Montague Martindale
Montague-street
Russell-square
Elizabeth Jarvis
Newgate
Cuppeanp
Laos
Elizabeth Price
Charles Hunter
Charles Kirk
No. 23
College Street
Islington
Hunter
Daly
Price
Lady Love
Michael Graham
Thomas Kingsley
Anne Downer
Walbrook Buildings
Hoxton
Messrs. Pontifex and Co
Messrs. Pontifex
Shackell
Hayward
Robinson
Scotland Yard
Pontifex
Humphries
Broughton
Union Hall
Jeremy
Gardiner
Christchurch
Brixton
Black Hole
Magdalen
Traill
Mutineer legacy and fishery notes in late 18th century press
A compilation of short items includes Kershaw teaching a starling to repeat phrases in Clayton, Mrs Parker’s journey to Edinburgh after the Nore mutiny, urns found in Lammermuir Hills, and a summary of legacy duty totals. Also covered are Greenland fishery prospects, Jews' Quarity schools festival, Tattersall betting notes, and a Derbyshire hunting meet at Elmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kershaw
Canghil
Clayton
Vuigo
Sheepstar
Jacob
Charley
Leeds Times
Pankin
Parker
Richard Parker
Admiral Parker
The
Nore
Victoria
Edinburgh
Newcastle Journal
Romax Unys
Lammermuir Hills
Borthwick
Crookston
Caledonian Mercury
House of Commons
Great Britain
Irvine
Lord Gillies
Greenland
Kirkaldy
Straits
Hecla
Caledonia
Fife
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
David Brandon
Northwest Passage Quest Ends in Victory at Coppermine
Despatch from Fort Simpson reports completion of Governor Simpson’s orders and discovery progress along the Arctic coast. The party navigates ice laced seas from Bloody Fall to Cape Franklin and Victoria Land, reporting geological features, Esquimaux camps, and a final return to Fort Confidence after forced river journeys. They urge further expedition to seal Boothia gulf and verify the north west passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's Bay House
Fort Simpson
Simpson
Coppermine
Mr. Simpson
Richardson's River
Buck’s Inlet
Ooligbuck
Beren’s Isles
Cape Barrow
Coronation Gulph
Cape Franklin
Cape Alexander
Arctic
White Bear Point
Les
Esquimaux
Great Bay
Cape Felix
James Ross
Buck’s Great Fish River
Point Richardson
Point Ogle
Sir George Back
Point Pechell
Montreal Island
Macau
Mackay
Boothia
Fish-river
Victoria
Cape Beaufort
Cape Hay
Jones
Thunder Cove
Cape Britannia
Artyae
N.E
E.S.E
E.N.E
Great Bear Lake
Sir John Ross
Ross
Ross's Pillar
N.N.E
N.N.W
N.W
Victoria Land
Cape Bar- Yow
Coppermine River
Fort Confidence
Arctic Circle
Mackenzie
Fort Norman
Nader M‘pherson
M‘pherson
M‘kenzie’s
Slave Lake
North-West Passage
Norway House
George Back
Vernon
Great Fish River
America
Boethia
Strait
Fury
Hecla
Thomas Simpson
The
Hudson's Bay Company
London
Thiers triumphs in the Chamber of Peers and other European moves
In three days of debate the Secret Service Bill passed the Chamber of Peers by a 143 to 53 vote, with ministers prevailing 90 in a cabinet majority. A Malta letter predicts Sicily insurrection after Admiral Stopford’s squadron. Reports from Madrid, Bayonne, and Dublin note political reshuffles, battles, and a death toll in Ireland.
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France
M. Thiers
Chamber of Peers
Malta
Sicily
Stopford
Jerusalem
Malabar
Pollock
Bombay
Henry Fane
India
Henry
Spain
Madrid
M. Perez de Castro
M. Armendariz
Interior
M. Arrazola
Justice
M. Santillan
Finance
M. Sotelo
Marine
M. Nozagaray
Espartero
Aston
Great Britain
Bayonne
Ayerbe
Villaluengo
Belascoain
Penarroya
Totnes
Blount
Thomas Guy Gisborne
Carlow
Istincton Murper
Gould
Newgate
New South Wales
Wicax
Henry Sydney Plunket
Henry Cash
86Th Foot
Adolphus Frazer
Justice Coleridge
Plunket
Lancaster Castle
Dromwonp
Thomas Drummond
Ireland
Drummond
Mount Jerome
Dublin Evening Post
Lord Lyndhurst
House of Lords
AL Mack
Brienton
Herbert Barrett Curteis
Rye
Curteis
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Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall’s
Thurspday
Angelica
Theon
Muley Ishmael
Assassin
Benjamin
Greysteel
Crucifix
Lalla Rookh
Black Bess
Lord Orford
Mr. Houldsworth
Confederate
G Bentinck
Westminster
Orford
S. Angelica Colt
Hawldsworth
Duke of Cleveland
Jersey
Ishmael
Mr. Etwall
Gardner
Lord Albemarle
Duke of Grafton
Lord Chesterfield
Gambia
Janus
Mr. Clarke
Melbourne
Uord
G. Bentinck
Mr. Wigram
Teleta
Royst Tuanes Yacht Civs
Harrison
Fortuna
Pegg
Erith
Society
Kentish
Boulogne, &c
Ada Jane
Egan
Reynell
Widgeon
Snook
Venus
Galleywood Common
Royal Stud
Chester
Marquis
Marchioness of
Eaton-hall
Marcu
Uv. Bailrosp
Burke
Birmingham
Manchester
Coventry Herald
Sincoran Derr Hust
Rifle Brigade
Clegs
Maynard
Her Majesty
Park-street
Peascod-street
Clewer
Brown
Elmore’s
Elanores
Harrow
G. Elmore
Paddy
Davis
Edgware Road
Hendon
Finchley Church
Lord Kinnaird
Lord Dudley Stuart
M‘donnell
Seymour
Best
Wm. Ball
Mason
Elmore
Nicholls
Jackson
Bloxham
Worley
Heston
Brothers
Cox
Shuttleworth
Derby Chronicle
Fara
James Williams
Tottenham Court-Road
University College Hospital
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