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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 14, 1841

Page

5

Miscellany notes on meetings and public events

A collage of brief reports: Royal British Association meeting in Manchester Hall, Peckham lectures on Corn Laws, Sark silver ore shipments, and various local notices. Also mentions Camberwell fair, navy promotions, medical certs for navy officers, and centenary fundraising. Diverse items reflect parliamentary, social, and industrial topics of the era.

St Leger bets and Thames sculls match headlines

Sporting intelligence reports heavy wagering on the St Leger with Middleham and Tearaway as top backs. Doncaster odds are listed and a Derby aside notes light room attendance due to Wolverhampton races. It also details the Great ContesT for the Silver Sculls with Jenkins retaining the prize amidst a long, curious backstory of Jones the Buckingham Palace incident and the boy's voyage hints.

Middleham Tearaway Wolverhampton Rawlinson Lord Westminster van Amburgh Essus Marshal Soult Jenkins Thames Cambridge Colquhoun Chapman Hood Leander Club Crockford Hernshaw Wallace Lewis Westminster Bridge Lambeth-palace Vauxhall Bridge Battersea-bridge

Dramatic Season Mix At Haymarket And Surrey Theatres

Monday highlights include Macready as Virginius at the Haymarket with Faucit and Wallack receiving strong applause The new farce A Lady and Gentleman charms Keeley and Waylett at the English Opera House Meanwhile the Surrey shifts to equestrian entertainments under Ducrow with Mazeppa leading the program after Astley changes.

Virginia Appius Macready Helen Faucit Mr. Wallack Ivilius Queen Anne Molle Celeste Grace Dunbarton P. Horton Fair Moile Strickland Selby Joe Miller Ducrow Astley’s Theatre Surrey Mazeppa Astley’s Astley's Surrey Theatre Ben Boatswain Victoria Theatre Brownrigg Clifford Vauxhall Gardens Vauxhall Green Catlin Ja Petite Taglioni Signora Rossini Prince George Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence George Wombwell Charles Kent W. W. Wynn Mozart

Harvest Outlook Amid Unsettled Weather Across Districts

Reports from Worcester Guardian to Hampshire Guardian describe variable skies and rain hampering harvests while crops show resilience. Wheat and barley suffer in parts but oats, turnips, and potatoes improve. prices and stock levels fluctuate as optimism for a fair average crop persists. Local buyers and farmers assess yields, with some areas already harvesting wheat and others delaying due to wet conditions.

Bristol Mirror Constance Berks Weston’ Ee Worcester Guardian Newcastle Journal Essex Herald Herts County Hallett Kemp-town Farm Brighton Lancashire England Liverpool Cambridge Advertiser West Kent East Surrey Thos. Wright Woodland Farm Plumstead Dover Road Doncaster Chronicle Northampton Gloucestershire Chronicle Hampshire Guardian Bedfordshire The Morning Chronicle Woolsley-bridge

Destruction of an Oil Manufactory by Fire

Friday afternoon fire at an oil manufactory on the Medway near Chatham destroyed a building used for distilling oil. Frederick Chesson, 30, died in the blaze. his partner Henry Holding vowed to have cautioned him about the dangerous still. An inquest at the White Horse, Gillingham, heard testimony about the accident and the unsafe apparatus. The property loss was about £200, with 120 gallons of oil and 22 cwt of resin on site.

Cutis Medway Gillingham Chatham Chesson and Holding Chesson London Wilding Norwich White Horse R. Hinde G. Gibbons Richard Hitchcock Henry Holding Scott

Fires and public houses blaze across London stations

A sequence of fires disrupts the city. At Coldbath Fields House of Correction the washhouse fire caused notable damage with no blame assigned. The new Reform Club in Pall Mall suffered a major blaze affecting the furnace room. firefighters from multiple stations contained it after more than an hour. Deptford’s Britannia pub skittle-ground burned with significant losses. Blackheath Grove house destroyed including the dwelling of Captain Waller and several adjoining properties. water supply shortages hampered efforts. The Waller house collapse left families displaced and valuables lost, with Captain Waller reporting cash and jewels stolen. The piece notes prison reform advocate Howard and his harsh discipline.

House of Correction Coldbathfields Ferced New Reform Clan-Wouse Pall-Mall Reform Club House Pall Mall Grand Hall Carlton Terrace Chandos-street King-street Watling-street Barry Scottish Union Phenix Royal Exchange Sun Atlas Frere Deptforp Britannia Deptford Her Majesty's Victualling Inspector Field Masson London Grove Blackheath Dysey Circus Greenwich Waller India Green Man Hotel B. Batley Green Man Rickards Harvey Roscoe West of England Sterr Mortimer Howard

Assize Intelligence Carlisle Assizes Death of a Police Officer

At Carlisle Assizes John Kirkpatrick and James Jackson stood accused of killing a police officer Jardine during a riot on nomination day. Kirkpatrick struck Jardine with a life preserver and Jackson aided. The jury found Kirkpatrick guilty of manslaughter, Jackson acquitted. Sentenced to fifteen years transportation at Bodmin. Also covering a mass assault case in Cambourne where Jane Karkeet was brutally violated by multiple defendants, all youths aged 16 to 19, found guilty with death trials pending but sentenced to life transportation. Further notes on a major trial in Gloucester before Mr Justice Maule with high-profile counsel and jury issues.

Ritish Association Man- Re Hall Literary Gazette West Hackney PeckHam Corn-Law Society Mnnaerstand Sark Lively Salisbury Hiatt Chee Journal du Favre Stockport Bar Sunderland Durham Chronicle Camberwell Tux Co Newport City of London General Pension Society William Major Baron Exeter Edward H. Grimston Edward H St. Albans St. Michaels Church Geneman Gentlenten Great Ibeny Sudbury Windsor Prince Albert Windsor and Eton Messns, Daistry, Ayre, and Co Ajacciesfield Bank Manchester Messrs Whitmore and Wells London Wanchester Guardian Guartesten Musical Festival Gloucester Worcester Hereford Mesdames Dorus Gras Pauline Garcia Viardot Miss Krch Maria B. Hawes Marshall Signori Tamburini Brizzi Phillips Bennett Hobbs Novella Cramer Loder Arnott Trivers’ Naval Coliege Wiypsor Lieut Win. Jones Royal Agricultural Society Bristol Mirror George Cockburn Mediterranean House of Deutsch Neat Salem Trieste London Ay Banty Bantty Harry Tyson Lorton High Side G. L. Bragg Carlisle Norwich Chelsea Union Konsington Board of Guardians David Power Anglesey Flintshire Abercavenny Cardiff Altea Leon Meek Father Mathew Lre Brig Sydney Lady Grant Aden Magicienne Belon Moyertshire Philimore Wood Oxfire J.W. Smith Beadon Keating West Gloucestershire Kemp Cine Richards North Staffordshire Leake Weshill South Staffordshire Whitmore Mike Salop Secker White South Salop City Beret Monmouthshire Kinners Wordshire Corbett Tapel Relief Missionary Society India Barpge Constance Syaves Horselydown Old Swan Peel's Wharf St. Olave’s Laegre Ingham William Sheppard George A Perceval Scott Charles Pearce Ich Dee Mead Lingha Scotts Pearce Tee Wace Tel J le Benjamin M‘leod Carlisle Assizes Poricz Jardine Jackson Kirkpatrick Matthews Bodmin Justice Maule Joseph Smitham Jane Karkeet Cambourne Benjamin Knight Henry Eva John Glanville John Water Richards Thomas Hosking Moody Merrivale Mr. Cockburn Penzance Hosking Glanville Thomas Roe Gloucester Moxway Woop Thompson Justice Cocline Fitzroy Kelly Q.C Austen Cripps Mr. Butt Laintiffs F. Pollock Sergeant Talfourd Charles Phillips J. Whitmore Mr. Smith Kelly Frederick Pollock Justice. Coleridge Justice Coltman Sir Frederick Pollock

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