Electioneering rumours and candidate swaps noted
The piece reports on political maneuvering with candidates for Stoke-upon-Trent, Newcastle upon Tyne, Exeter, and Tyrone, naming possible Tory and Liberal contenders and anticipated retirements. It cites local editorials on canvassing, reformist opposition, and regional party strategies amid a broader view of parliamentary speculation.
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Sk Ie
Philip Durham
Devizes
Dudley Ryder
Lord Harrowby
Stoke-upon-Trent
Air
Davenport
Wyse
North Staffordshire
Stafford Examiner
Watts Russell
Buller
Goles
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Hodgson Hinde
Exeter
Lord Courtenay
Wm. Follett
Western Times
Claude Hamilton
Tyrone
Lord Northland
Hugh Stewart
Archdall
Lord Corry
Mr. Eccley
James ‘ Strange
Emergence of Madame Garcia at Her Majesty's Theatre
Reports from London theatres note the arrival of emanuelle Pauline Garcia sister of Madame Nalibran, expected to debut in about two weeks at Her Majesty's. M. Laporte plans an Italian opera production, while Drery Lane Theatre features Le Lac des Fees concerts and plans, and Covent Garden hosts Agnes Bernauer with Macfarren music amid mixed reception.
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Vratran Orzna
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Emanuelle Pauline Garcia
Madame Nalibran
Malle
Garcia
Paris
M. Laporte
Opera
London
Metropolis
Birmingham Gazette
Drery Lane Theatre
Auber
le Lac Des Fees
George Robins
Gregory
Buns
Covent-Garden Theatre
Agnes Bernauer
Augsburg
Mies P. Horton
Astley’s
Coburg
Macfarren
St. James's Theatre
Frederick Clifton
Mr. Roxby
Mortimer
Figaro
Liston
Madame Vestris
C. Mathews
Miss Murray
Bland
Susanetta
Cherubino
Susanna
Count
Seville
Lyceum
Coldstream Guards
Marylebone
Mary Ann Prina
Metropolitan Theatres
Templeton
Tattersall's racing odds and Newmarket notices
Betting on The Dey of Algiers and other runners shifts at Tattersall's Tourspay with multiple odds movements while the Newmarket meetings list weights for Cesar Dragaman Dey of Algiers Corsair Euclid Sleight of Hand Valaincourt and other contenders for the Free Handicap Sweepstakes and Ascot Stakes with numerous entries across 1839 1840 and related fixtures.
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Tattersall's
Tourspay
Dey
Algiers
Casar
Dragsman
Euclid
Valaincourt
King of Kelton
G. Heathcote
Thornhill
Lord Jersey
Cesar
G. Clark
Lichfield
the Corsair
Peel
Aget
Marquis of Westminster
Duke of Richmond
Bulwark
Jersey
Ilderim
Duke of Grafton
Albemarle
Wreford
Dixon
Chesterfield
Bloomsbury
Williamson
Melbourne
Sadler
Bowes
Heobald
Exeter
Bosphorus
Mountaineer
Clara
Charlotte Westcotte
Euclidaget Dey
M T. Leger
John Day
Chilson
Newmarket
A.F
Dragaman
Corsair
Cain
Siderim
Minima
Montreal
Domino
Vale of Belvoir
Reel
Coenis
Flambeau
Broto Plenipotentiary
Tros
Tursray
Nea Proteus
Stamboul
Greville
Trojana
F Silistria
Perseus
Raymond
D.M
Ascot Heath
Calmuck
Bristolian
Joannina
Quicksilver
St. Francis
I-am-not-aware
Morella
Willesdon
Epirus
Vespertilio
Nickleby
Confusionee
the Currier
Gre Momus
Deedalus
Hyllus
Slender
Merchant
Turquoise
the Skater
Toothill
Emprise
David Gellatly
Ala
Rion
King Cole
Vertumnus
Barnacles
Ray Hampton
Brush
Durham
Faupay
Mr. R Watson
Hesseltine
Col. Cradock
King
Langar
Tesane
Mr. Smith
Medoro
Floranthes
Mr. Walker
E Manfred
Tavistock Spring Races At Eglinton Park Feature Day
At Eglinton Park races across several days the events included the Maccaroni Stakes two miles with heats and added money, the Belting Of Pinacasts stakes, and the Mount Tavy Stakes two miles with heats. Winners included Mr. Watts Monasterormis and Mr. Montgomery’s Cregane with 7st riders. the event drew notable owners and stewards. A separate report notes a large otter shot near Shiplake, salmon fishing antics on the River Weir, and cricket club anniversaries amid broader rural sport coverage.
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Maccaroni
Wilkinson
Donald Caird
Mr. Boag
Lister
Eliza
Chilton
Attwood
Wwe
Bell
Swainby
Curragh
Earl of Milltown
Lord Rossmore
J. Maher
Rathbride
Watts
Blacklock
Murphy
Sylph
Barry
Ballysax
Hunter
Plantagenet
Skylark
P.p
Montgomery
Cregane
Syra
Knox
C George
Lord Milltown
Cruiskeen
Tavistock
Turspay
C. Trelawney
Hindostan
Frederica
Taunton
Warleigh
Scobell
W. Ley
Priam
Speculator
Wo Ott
General Gilbert
Sir W. Trelawney
Chartist
Mr. C. Trelawney
Sas
Eglington Park
TeEspay
Fairlie
Leopold
Lord Howth
Little Clift
Captain Pettat
Caliph
Richardson
Deceiver
D. Baird
Bustard
Ramsay
Easingwood
Noble
Lord Eaglington
Alexander
Corinthian
Annie
People
J. Fairlie
Valentine
Pettat
J. Bonwell
Small
Shiplake Pound
Berkshire
Tweed
Berwick
Woopcock
John Hargrave
Joseph Copley
Sprotborough
Doncaster Chronicle
Marylebone Cricket Club
Delme Racliffe
Hatfield
Brand
Colonel Hay
St. George Gore
Castle Connell
Limerick
Ray
Poulherin
Phemoone
Death of the Earl of Essex and other notable events
The death of George Capel Coningsby, Earl of Essex, occurred after a breathing difficulty. He is succeeded by his nephew Algernon Capel. A Norwich Stedman tripple peal is reported along with civic reforms in London. The Lisson Grove murder inquiry yields a verdict of death from head injuries with unknown cause. The Cambridge Master of St John’s, Dr Wood, dies. Other items include a destructive fire at Cubitt’s timber yard, and public notices on asylums, rail reforms, and Marylebone borough incorporation debates.
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Tar WorLp
Drvnpep
G. P. A. James
Charles Tyrrel
Posen
Leipsic Gazette
Prussia
Cambrian
Lord Durham
Canada
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Berlin
Pacific
Nantucket
Cape Horn
Turner
North Derbyshire Chronicle
The
Boston Post
Isabella Finch
Earl of Wincheleen
Amelia
Lord Bath
W. Molesworth
Afr. Duncombe
Newswater
Morning Chronicle
Maidstone Gazette
Spectator
London
Burke
Devonport Telegraph
Williams
Hatton-garden
Bradford
Wm. Busfield
Leeds Intelligencer
Bartroops
Chester
Oural Mountains
St. Peterburg
John Russell
Morning Herald
Robert Peel
New Orleans Picayune
Picayune
North Carolina
Sir W. Scott
Glasgow
England
Southwould
Oxford
Alderman Venables
Leipsic and
Dresden
Thomas Dixon
Holm Rock
Ravenglags
Marr
Carlisle
Illinois House of Assembly
Happy
Baker
Sussex
Baxter
Kensington Palace
Paris
Sunderland Herald
Queen Enizar - 1
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
New Park Wood
Netherwitton
R. Trevelyan
Newcastle Journal
Draty
Earl of Essex
George Capel-Coningsby
Maldon
Essex
Baron Capel
Hadham
Hertford
Sarah Stevenson
Edward Stevenson
Henry Bazett
Stephens
Metropolitan Reads
Leominster
D.C.L
F.S.A
Algernon Capel
Caroline Beauclerk
Duke of
Samuel Thaurston
Frederick Watering
George Watering
Stephen Lovelass
Robert Cole
Charles Middleton
James Truman
Samuel Thurston
Frederick Cullyer
City of London
Court of Common Council
Wire
Liverpool
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Londonderry
Maine
Fairfield
Sir John Harvey
John Harvey
Lisson Grove
Wakley
Mitre
Lisson Street
Thomas Horne
Exeter-street
Portman-market
Cotton
Thomas
Wheeler
Ladies’ Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Russell
Olive Branch
Myers
Wood
St. John’s College
Ely
Freshwater
Isle of Wight
Pearce
Cambridge
Minnaux
Messrs. Cubitt
Thames Bank
Vauxhall Bridge
Throuugh
Cubitt
Hannett Asylum
Middlesex
Vestry
St. James
Westminster
Michael
Court of Exchequer
Lord Abinger
Court of Queen’s Bench
Hansard
Curwood
Beeran
Holland
Belgium
Foreign Office
Morning Post
Rowan Society of HorticanTure
Society
Egyptian Hall
Piccadilly
Buckingham Palace
Ascor Heath
Wican
Triiumph
Ewart
Wigan
Anson
Lord Melbourne
Sheil
Greenwich Hospital
Baron Rothschild
Mary Levons
Benjamin Hall
Whitehall
Sir
Marylebone
Central Criminal Court
Metropolitan Police
Borough
Privy Council
J. Russell
Benjamin Hall, Bart
M.P
Brackurata Cemetery
Norwood
Blackheath
Wolwrley Attwood
Hoskins
Feltham
T Division
Jane Reeves
No. 2
Upper
Nottinghill Place
Kensington
Cobbey
Claradon Place
Hydepark
Paddington-green
London Parcels Delivery Company
Reeves
Taylor
School of Anatomy
Ancell
Paddington
Mr. Hoskin
Clerkenwell
Legal action over printer name on prospectuses at Queen Square
In Queen Square the magistrate Mr Gregorie fined Henry Webb secretary Clergy Mutual Assurance Society 52 and costs for issuing pamphlets without printer’s name, ruling the act applies beyond sedition and urging remission petition. Simultaneously Darin e Rowsery case starves a separate theft trial of four men for stealing crape shawls and silk dresses from a hawker’s pack in Hackney Wick. all four are committed.
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Queen Square
Popriie Tstormers
Stowell, Birch
Assurance
Henry Webb
Clergy Mutual Assurance Society
Stowell
Clergy Assurance Office
Webb
Friendly Societies
Gregorie
Wm. Miles
William Slade Smith
Sophia Woodham
Duke of Buckingham
John Law
Worship Street
Darixne Rowsery
Shaw
Terry
Danby
Gasely
Edward Back
Hawker
Hackney
Three Mariners
Hackney-wick
Eay
Broughton
Petticoat-lane
Hunt
Mr. Broughton
Experimental trip signals Great Western Railway opening
Report notes an experimental journey on the Great Western Railway from Maidenhead to Reading in anticipation of public travel starting May 1. An inquest at Turk's Head Port Land Place featured Mr Wakley MP with remarks on ministers and a joked verdict of justifiable homicide.
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Great Western Railway
Maidenhead
Reading
Wakley
McElboourne Minterry
Turk’s Head
Charlotte-street
Portland-place
Bea
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