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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 13, 1840

Page

5

Miscellany on Hussey duels and press inquires

A letter signed by Lieutenant Hussey prompts Horse Guards to question authorship while denials are issued. The writer defends officers under attack, denounces official shielding of accusers, and urges press action before Parliament meets to curb abuses.

Horse Guards Hussey 1Th Hussars Horse-guards Morse Cooper Miles Lord Cardigan 11Th Hussars Army and Navy Club Cooper Major Cooper Charles Style Col. Phipps Normanby New Brunswick Wm. Wylde Military Order of the Bath George Rose Knt High Court of Chancery Robert Henley Baron Henley Lloyd’s G. R. Robinson George Hyde Eastbourne Joseph Sunderland Middlesex Hospital Mervyn Crawford Crawford Leighton Axp Silk-Mercers', Kc Willis Weippert T. Wood Guildhall Europe Crosbie-hall CoLtonet Bruen Caxtow Carlow Colonel Bruen Ponsonby Tighe Woodstock Court of Aldermen James Duke Farringdon Without Prince Albert Princess Royal Royal E. Bowater Captain Seymour Mr. Nurse M. R. W. Sievier Dr. Spurgin Prince Cambridge Smithfield Representation OF Manchester Greg Hatton-garden Bagnigge Wells-road Euneviewey St. Patrick Cullen Locumenens Queen’s Bench Todd Overland Mail India Gower

Remains of Napoleon to be Interred at the Invalides

Reports from French papers describe preparations and doubts over the transfer of Napoleon's remains from Courbevoie to the Invalides on the 15th. Crowds, naval escorts, and ceremonial details unfold, with vast tributes and pricing for viewing spots along the Seine.

Napoleon Courbevoie the Invalides Rouen Cour Royale Tribunal de Premiere Instance National Guards Paris St. Denis Seine Catafalque Fontainebleau Marie Louise Curial Caffarelli Colbert Duchatel Lauriston Lemarrois Rampon Kniaziewicz Malachowski Skrzynecki Soltyk Sierawski Gawroncki Skarzinski Dwernick Arch of Triumph Duke of Reggio Count Reille Count Excelmans Baron Neigre Vicomte Dode de la Brunerie Baron Pelet Baron Petit Baron Schneider Admiral de Rosamel de Saint Marc National Guard Port Militaire Belle Poule Friedland Ship of the Line Normandie Bertrand Colibri Havre Cherbourg Veloce Courier Favourite Heve Line Honfleur Courrier Francais Prince de Joinville St. Helena Tarbet Count de Rohan Chabot M. Thiers England

The London Theatres: Midsummer Night's Dream and Bulwer Plays

The Covent Garden run of Midsummer Night's Dream continues with Madame Vestris. Brother Ben impressed, while Mr. Mathews excelled. At Hazy Market Theatre Bulwer's Money opened to cool reception, with critique on character and plot. A detailed scene set features Evelyn, Clara, and Georgina amid financial and romantic intrigues, ending in pairings. A Bob Short farce and a Teetotallers burlesque at the Adelphi and other houses provide brisk comic relief amid heavy drama.

Brother Ben Ben C. Mathews Snuffleton Harley Commodore Bartley Ben Bowles Moreton Edward Lytton Bulwer Edward Bulwer Chalon E. Bulwer Sir John Vesey Stricklard Georgina Miss P. Horton Clara Douglas Miss H. Faucit Evelyn Macready Benjamin Stout D. Rees M.P Lord Glassmore F. Vining John Franklin Glover Sir John Clara Dudley Smooth Smooth Wrench Crockford's Sir Frederick Blount Sir Frederick Mr. Graves Lady Franklin Evergy Graves Evelyx Sizar Pentonville Buount Glossmore Brount London dAside England Alfred Alfred Evelyn Mr. Macready Crockford W. Lacy Mr. Webster Bob Short Mr. Tot Rees Esther Dipwick Miss P Horton Miss Horton Yates John Reeve Paul Bedford

Betting Odds and Sporting News from Tattersall's Meeting

The report lists odds on horses at Tattersall's Thursday race meeting with many taken bets and wide spreads. It also covers Royal Caledonian Hunt plans, Queen's Hunts, coursing prizes, and Mountjoy the pedestrian's egg and hurdle feat, along with other hunting and sport notes.

Royal Caledonian Hunt Stirling Earl of Dunmore G. Abercromby Earl of Hopetoun William Forbes Callander Robert Bruce Kennett Botwell Lord Pembroke Chesterfield Lord Kinnaird Bothwell Northolt Hayes Road Bull's Bridge London Road Barrow Lord Beresford London Acton Davis Coursinc Mretines Mr. Slater Sheridan Ridgway Mr. Swan Squib Sandy Mr. Hey Hepta Mr. Garvin Gale Baldock Mr. J. Smith Magnum Rawcliffe Mr. Hammerton Hector Moffat Mr. Proudfoot Doctor Chasse Captain Daintree King Cole Lord Glentworth Lightning Mr. Darling Duplicity Mr. Vipan Verbena Kitty Fisher Mr. Fowler Dart Mr. Hustler Charles 12Th Mr. Caldwell Rag Mr. A. Graham Molly Love Mountjoy Essex Herald Scotland Cumberland C. W. Codrington Duke of Beaufort

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