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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 29, 1838

Page

8

JF Tames's Theatre Weekly Cast Listings

Monday program lists Brigand Count Julian with Mr Braham and Miss Rainforth. Burletta My Album features Eliza Granville and Mrs Honey. The Brothers stars Oxberry Stirling Matthews and J Mordaunt. Concludes with Hero and Leander led by Leander and Miss Mordaunt.

JF. Tames's Theatre Count Julian Braham Lauretta

Royal Olympic Theatre Last Season Cast and Box Office

The program lists performances with Madame Vestris departed for America. Names include F Matthews C Mathews Orger Vining Farren Bland Lee and Andrews Box office opens 10 to 4 with private boxes at 167 New Bond Street.

Royal Olympic Theatre Madame Vestris America Teene Risgdoves Mr. F. Matthews Mr. C. Mathews Mrs. Orger Messrs Farren Mathews Vining Keeley Farrer Bland Miss Lee Mr. Vining Mr. Bland Mr. Andrews New Bond-street

Splendid Exhibition at West Strand Gallery

A listed display titled Splendid Exhibition features the Gallery of Practical Science on Adelaide Street West Strand with exhibits such as Steam Gun Oxy Be Microscope magnets electricity and telegraphs. Also shown are Arnott’s and Harper and Joyce’s stoves Hearns and Davies’s boiler Cole’s patent railway carriages and a musical performance by Miss Hinckesman and O B Mott’s Sostenente Piarogforte. Open from ten in the morning with admittance one shilling.

Row Gallery OF Practical Science Adelaide Street West Strand Arnott Harper and Joyce Hearn and Davies Mr. Cole Hinckesman Mott Sostenente Piarogforte Merning

Stock market dull but moneyed in Holland Spain Portugal shares

City notes business quiet with limited stock action in Holland Spain and Portugal securities. Money remains abundant keeping prices steady while railway shares show minor weekly improvement. U.S. advices add little new. England exchange rate fell to 1043 on the 5th. Senhor Carvalho and family left for Lisbon likely to resume minister of finance post.

Stock Exchange Holland Spain Portugal United States England Senhor Carvalho Lisbon Corn Exchange Mark Lane London Lucan West Indies East India Bengal Java Siam Havannah Ceylon Batavia Brazil Saco

Bankrupts and certificates list from London Gazette Turspay

A Turspay April 24 notice lists bankrupts including James Maskey Ivy-lane victueller James Bogie Liverpool underwriter and Mary and James Hatton Liverpool wine merchants with a May 15 deadline for objections. It also details certificates to be granted and lists numerous partnerships dissolved among firms such as Wickham and Hooper Bristol silk mercers and Parnell and Illingworth Bennett-street surgeons, plus other trades across England.

London Gazette Turspay James Maskey Ivy-lane Wilton-mews Grosvenor-place D. Moginie St Mary-at-hill J. and H. Holt Liverpool J. Threlfall Manchester Reeth Lyon G. Bailey E. Wilcock T. Hague Sheffield Lee and Rossum Huddersfield T. Gilder Dartford Car Hollins and Co Hockley Warwickshire Horsfalls and Foster Denholme Yorkshire Parnell and Illingworth Bennett-street St.James’s-street surgeons—Deeping and Sketchley Newark-upon-Trent Nottinghamshire R. Giblett Reading Berkshire H. Forrest Blackburn Lancashire J. M.kean St. Marylebone Rothwell and Dearman Salford Justian-dyere Ogden May and Co Miller and Shell Cheltenham Reynolds and Bracey Old Broad-street Notaries Public Reynolds, Palmer, Bracey Bulmer Attornees-At-Law W. and P. Postlethwaite Diverston mercers—Norris and Beasley Birmingham W. Witherspoon and Co J. Arbuckle and Co Greenock Tanners R. Dick T Barclay—Gordon, Barron, and Co Woodside Aberdeen

Dissolutions of Partnerships Across Trades in 7 Local Listings

A list of dissolved partnerships including white lead and colour makers at Berner street Commercial road and coal merchants from Oxford to Chester. Other entries cover woollen drapers in Birmingham and Manchester, bankers in Pensance and Westminster, chemists in Derby and traders in Sheffield and Leeds.

Charleton Joseph Hadley Reddell Berner-street Thomas Brooks George Coppock Oxford Edwin Robinson Isaac Lister Manchester Thomas Hemingway Joshua Taylor David Stephenson George Stephenson William Robinson Benjamin Tong Thomas Tong Joseph Tong Willaam Taylor John Vickerman Mary Tong Richard Ward Sands Mills Yorkshire Crysalters Thomas Hensman James C. Parbrick Birmingham William Gilbert Charles Fletcher Stephen Ammold Sheffield Abraham Beesley Jacob Beesley George Grenfell Henry Samuel Boase John Josias Arthur Bosse Pascoe Grenfell Pensance John Roberts James Hargreaves Roberts Habergham Eaves Burnley Lancashire Richard Beck Edmund Bowyer Chester Horace Boys Robert Maclean Smyth Westminster William Wright Peterborough William Turner William Shaw Derby Thomas Preston John Bullard William Butler Hayles Henry Holt Old Fish-street City John Richardson William Ellison Abraham Barrow Amos Green Leeds William ‘M'Colloch Barnett Sloman Wardourge Et Soho Mary Brighty Elizabeth Prosser Huntie Don Richard Mewton Richard Rawling Mewton Truro John Cooper Joshua Spratt Chequers Yard Robert Pugh John Findlater Richard Thomas Pugh Salisbury Wharf Strand

Manslaughter verdict in fatal tap room blow case

In Southwark an inquest found Richard Galhagan guilty of manslaughter for striking Jeremiah Daly 30 in a Bankside public-house quarrel over a penny. Daly died from a head injury. the coroner recorded the verdict after four hours of testimony.

Payne Lantstreet Southwark Jeremiah Daly Timothy Conner Everstreet Gravel Lane Anchor Bankside Callum Sheep Reardon Ryan Richard Callam Richard Galhagan Galha Galkagan Peter Reardon Slade’s Court Redcross Street Galbigan Galhagen Edmund Sheen Ever-street Galhagan Boardrop Charing-cross Hospital Higgs Charles Wood Grenadier Guards Charing-cross -Arracks John Burgoyne Angerstein Hamilton 1St. Regiment of Grenadier Guards Manby Royal Navy Blackmore Charing-cross Mereweather Brook Canalbridge House Camberwell W. Carter Surrey Harriet Jackson Henry Exall P Division Kent Road Peckham Felds Footpath Halfpenny-hatch Burks Valentine Kent-street Borough Thomas Backs Mary Law William Law Grand Surrey Canal Barnes Larter

Brutal Purring Fight in Pilkington Ends in Gory Standstill

The Manchester Guardian reports a brutal purring fight between William Thornley of Gorton and James Rayner of Har parkey for 25 pounds aside. They used boots with nailed studs and fought 28 minutes, leaving Rayner severely wounded. Thornley declared victor. Police intervened late, and authorities are urged to prosecute all involved.

William Thornley Gorton James Rayner Harparkey Unsworth Pilkington Bury Hughes Thornley Rayner Thomas Manchester Whitehead Prestwich Miss Edge Bess-o’-the-Barn Braxdlesome Hall Dawe Herse

Execution of William Hill for Rape and Murder

A Liverpool paper recounts the eight o'clock Saturday execution of William Hill in Warrington for the murder of Betty Minshull. It details his composure, religious attendance, final moments, the interrupted benediction by an anonymous note, and the crowd's coarse mood as they dispersed.

William Hill Betty Minshull Warrington Horner Liverpool

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