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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 28, 1839

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Great Western Railway Maidenhead Reading Wakley McElboourne Minterry Turk’s Head Charlotte-street Portland-place Bea

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