Munificent gift and political notes from 1839
Sydney sends £1000 to Mr Bathurst of Cinderford church. mentions candidates for Lichfield and retirement of George Anson. Includes financial and societal items from 1839 such as weekly returns, a Zoo anecdote, railway and textile notes, and various local and international notices.
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Sydney
C. Bathurst
Cinderford
Worcester Journal
Loren el Atisanid
Alevo Eteen Souado
Lichfield
George Anson
Derby
England
Asaeta
Downing-street
Zoological Gardens
Regent’s Park
Wootten
Irelane
Milltown
Moore
Spanish Home Department
Duke of Wellington
Spain
John Wharton
Forkshireman
Rogers
Rome
Academy of Arcadia
M. de Berardi
Andon
Royal Society of London
Leopold of Tuscany
Poeta Rogers and Moore
Academy
London
Stoke-hall
Duke of Devonshire
Cavendish
Earl of Burlington
Birmingham
Hereford Herald
M.cormick
Blackmaker
Priscilla
Pernambuco
Taylor
Azores
Liverpool Standard
Manchester Courier
Manchester Guardian
Ann Eyrewood
Droitwich
Worcester Diocesan
Hurry
Bozeat
York
Northampton Herald
Brighton Herald
Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Incinnati Republican
Oswestry
Liverpool
New York
Bhrewsbury Chronicle
Bath Chronicle
Greenland
Pentland Frith
Simpson
Peterhead
Pentland Firth
Joseph Green
Gleaner
Resolution
Eclipse
Superior
Union
Perseverance
Ranger
Mary
Commerce
Montrose
Huna
Stromnesse
Brussels
Baker
Akenside
Edinburgh
Queen-square
James Morris
Gregorie
Hut
Mansfield Road
Nottingham Review
Neanles
Hemsworth
Foxhouse
Hathersage
Millstone Edge
James Cocker
Sheffield
Exeter
Wiltshire
John Smith
Wilkinson
Sunbury
Middlesex
Norma Thrills at Startax Opera House with Grisi
The opera seria Norma by Belini impressed a brilliant season crowd. Grisi as Norma delivered a fiery, electrifying performance and was encored, while Ernesta as Adalgisa sang well. The ballet The Gipsy by Fanny Esler followed, promising strong season carry. Other entertainments and reports from Surrey Theatre and Liverpool arrivals complete the diverse program.
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Startax
Belini
Norma
Grisi
Ocena
Pollione
Adalgisa
Madame Grisi
Ernesta
Adalgise
L- Blade
Mario
Rubini
Fanny Esler
Excita
Balfe
Surrey Theatre
Diane de Ghivri
Falstaff
Buckstone
Haymarket
Paul Pry
Liverpool
New York
Ellen Tree
United States
Miss Tree
Jonathan
Racing at Goodwood Craven Stakes and Cup Events
The Goodwood meeting featured the Craven Stakes for three year olds and the Goodwood Cup with top entries like Epirus Ratsbane Caravan and Mus. Epirus won the Craven Stakes by a length with Mus second and Caravan third while Ratsbane led early in the Levant Stakes before finishing behind Crucifix in the race. Other races included the Queen’s Plate and the Innkeepers Plate with Deception and Caravan winning notable events. Whitehall watermen and match sailing races were also reported with Coombes defeating Everard in a heavy sail contest and the annual Tuames Roran yacht match drawing scarce spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cole
Isaac Brown
Ward
Harrison Verrill
Sportsman's Arms
Hungate
York Herald
Nottingham
Leicester
Nottingham Review
Lincoln Chronicle
Spalding
Hague
Froggatt
Harriet Hopkinson
Attercliffe
Sheffield
Conomstan
London
Senor M. M. Mosquera
New Grenada
Kingston
Jamaica
New York
England
Senor Mosquera
Auchterarder
Young
Perthshire
Charing- Cross Hospital
Ecclesiastican Court
Gloucester
Longley
J. Daniel
Maddy
Ipswich
House of Commons
Thos. Milner Gibson, Esq
Eleanor Howard
Earl and Countess of Wicklow
Stuart
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl of Wicklow
Brighton
Paris
Brussels
Mademoiselle de Forbin Jansen
Duke de Beaufort
Mademoiselle Forbin Janson
de Mortemart
de Crillon
Belgium
Rutherford
House of Lords
Committee For Privileges
Baron Rutherford
Sheriff's Court
Department of Surgery
Lucena
Asnar
Torspay
Bowes
Epirus
Scott
Sas
Duke of Richmond
Lord Albemarle
Isaac Day
Caravan
Eeres
Agst
Mus
Domino
G. Bentinck
Ratebane
D’egvylle
Caroline Elvina
Ratsbane
D’egville
John Day
George Bentinck
Ascot
J. Day
D.S.C. Fulwar Craven
Deception
Trenn
Thornhill
Mergauser
Reel
Bosphorus
T.Y.C
de Tamburini
Rogers
Mr. Mew
Chateau Margaux
Gardner
Sir D. Baird
the Morning Star
Fulwar Craven
Barnaclez
Joannina
Morella
Friar
Ruby
Carnborough
C. Heate
King
Wheeler
Sadler
Mr. Ferguson
Harkaway
Calloway
Mr. Dixon
Mr. Ramsay
the Doctor
Mr. Bowee
Hyllus
Alemdar
Richard Roe
Whitehall
Duke of Buccleuch
J. Scott
Lord Foley
Lord Gage
Lord Liverpool
R. Peel
Guards
T. Jones
E. Saunders
W. Davin
S. Piner
C. Westwood
T. Evans
W. Emery
R. Wood
Horseferry
Roberts
Scallers
Coombes
Vauxhallbridge
Everard
Blackfriars
George Campbell
Kipping
Kelly
Freeman
Phelps
Tite
Westminster
Putney
Chandler’s
Red House
Granp
T. Hardy
Hardee
N. Pegg, Esq
Ripple
B. Holt, Esq
Arrow
R.wenkham, Esq
Sylphide
H.T Fowler
Caroline
D. Ramsay
Anyle
Waterloo Bridge
Wandsworth Meadows
Wandsworth
Temple Gardens
Chartist Agitation Upsets Collieries and Public Peace
Reports from Tyne and Wear collieries show limited genuine Chartist intent with most workers preferring quiet, while Birmingham trials and Carlisle policing measures provoke mixed public reactions. Across Manchester Salford and Forfar alike, meetings, pikes trade, and police patrols reflect rising tension and cautious reform demands.
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Tas
Charitats
Tyne and Wear
Fale Gowks
Howdon
Jarrow
Earsdon
Backworth
Seghill
Birmingham
Holloway-head
Butchergate
Carlisle
John Russell
Savines
Forran
Forfar
Bolt-court
Fleet-street
Clerkenwell Green
Samuel Waddington
Bill
Chester
Salford
New Stretford Road
Hulme
New Road
Paine
W. W. Jackson
River Irwell
Broughton-road
Broughton-bridge
St Philip’s Church
Manchester
Medlock Street
Cotterill
Taylor
William Tillman
Gateshead
Winlaton
Tyne
Brrwincuam
Londor
Warwick
Derritrend
Parliament Debates on Penny Postage and China Trade
Lords discuss petitions for penny postage and parochial instruction. China opium trade notes lack of official info. Bills on slave trade Portugal, Ecclesiastical Preferences, and Militia suspension advance. Commons debate priviledge, Bank of Ireland bill, and Admiralty Court provisions. adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Argyle
Earl of Clarendon
Earl of Roden
Archbishop of Canterbury
Edinburgh
Malta
Earl of Ripon
Marquis of Nogmanpy
China
Eremonzovan
Canton
Viscount Melbourne
Metropolis
Portugal
Earl of Mexto
Duke of Weellington
House OF Commons
Eastacre
Midland Counties
Ewart
J. Hophovse
Joan Russext
Shaw
Messrs
Hansard
House
Polack
John Russell
Stockdale
Messrs. Hansard
New Zealand
House of Lords
Charles Snow
Heteohay
F. Burpert
Robert Peer
Mr. O'Connell
Lusamerox
Lord Howick
R. InGtis
Mr. Freshfield
Bank OF Ireland
O'Connell
Hume
Admiralty Court
James Graham
Lussixeton
Lusuixeton
Commons
Ireland
Naar
Consolidated Fund
Viscount Gace Hosts Dinner at Whitehall Court
Viscount Gace, marshal of the course, hosts a grand dinner at Whitehall for Prince Louis Napoleon and a select guest list including the Earl of Eglinton Viscount Maidstone Earl Craven and others. The event caps with a fashionable after party while Mr Campbell recovers from a spear injury suffered during Earl of Eglintoun practice at John’s Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Gace
Whitehall
Prince Louis Napoleon
Earl of Eglinton
Viscount Maidstone
Earl Craven
Marquis of Waterford
Lord Alford
Viscount Glenlyon
J. Hopkins
Captain Fairlie
Jerningham
Mr. Gage
Wm. Gage
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Sporting Inthlligeyor
Rattersall
C. T.Y.C
Forth
Frederic
Osbaldeston
Etty
Ahunsdaysy
H. Ft
TY_C
Albermarle
AR Anhea
Weedon Barracks
Starge
Home Department
London Police
Newcastle-Upon-Tynee
the Sun
Bronterre O’brien
Devyr
Thomason
Ayre
Mason
Dean-street
Pitman
Stockton-upon- Tees
Imperial Parliament