Canada War Rumors and Royalist Defeat at St Charles
reports from Burlington, St Charles, and Montreal describe heavy rebel casualties and 2,000 to 2,000 plus Canadians rallying. Royalist forces allegedly routed at St Charles after two-pronged attacks by Col Wetherall and Col Gore, with 199 killed and 200 prisoners. News agencies dispute some details while Paris papers weigh in on Britain’s status.
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St. Charles
Ward
Glasgow
David
Montreal
Wetherall
Rouvelle
Chambley
The
Herald
Weir
St. Dennis
Albion
New York Sunday News
Burlington
St. Mathias
News
New York
New York Evening Post
Canavaa
Albany Evening Journal
Vermont
Weed
Albany Argus
Brown
Dr. Cote
Patriota
Argus
Canada
Col. Wetherall
Royals
Charably
Hadeen
Markham
Col.Wetherall
Witiiet
Britia
America
Col. Gore
Paris
England
Potomac
Hudson
Seine
Loire
Parliament
Leader
John Colborne
Upper
Lower Canada
Limerick Chronicle
Kean Appears as Sir Edward Mortimer at Dublin Theatre
Mr Charles Kean played Sir Edward Mortimer at the Dublin Theatre a few evenings since and the next day dined at the castle with the lord leeket.
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Charles Kean
Sir Edward Mortimer
Dublin
Lord Leahet
Queen pleases Covent Garden guests with private visit
The Queen attended Covent Garden on Monday with the Duchess of Sutherland and other nobility. Macbeth and Joan of Arc were performed. loyal cheers broke out as Macready was called, sparking a visible public show. The Queen later attended the Opera Buffa incognito, with no fanfare.
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Coventgarden
Duchess of Sutherland
Countess of
Guillaume Tell
Opera Buffa
St. Leonards
Queen
Countess of Sheffield
D. Davis
St. Leonard’s Church
Mr. Planta
Fairlight-place
Lord Howe
Marlborough House
Lord Fitzwilliam
Sheffield
Duke of Sussex
Newstead Abbey
Wildman
Colonel Anson
Staffordshire
Lord Ferrers
St. George
Bath
St. Andrew
St. Patrick
Order of the Garter
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Austria
Hanover
Manchester-house
Count Pozzo di Borgo
John Russell
Viscount Palmerston
Madame Dedel
Marchioness of
Depot de Remontes
Bois de Boulogne
Duke de Larochefoucauld
M. Guastalla
France
Dea
John Bull
Lord Canterbury
House of Commons
Brynkinnall
North Wales
Dungannon
Arthur Trevor
Durham
Viscount Dungannon
Ireland
New Palace
Bishop of
Salisbury
Chester
Countess of Munster
Earl
Brunswick Terrace
Brighton
Westminster
Spottiswoode
Earl of Egremont
Oakley Park
Cirencester
Earl Bathurst
Duke of Wellington
Badminton
Duke of Rutland
Belvoir Castle
Captain Goode
Westminster New Gaol
Bethlem Hospital
Messrs. Purcell
Dublin
Grattan
Times
Trevor
Gorges D'Arcy Irvine
Bradford
Denmark
Charles
Schleswig- Holstein-Sondenburg-Augustenburg
Frederick Charles Christian
Marquis of Londonderry
St. James's Square
Oxford and Cambridge Club
Pall-mall
Ferguson
South Seas
New Holland
van Dieman’s Land
Messrs
Foster
Kingston Hall
W. J. Bankes
Desershire
Chesterfield
Northumberland
Barry
Hull
Earl of Durham
Worsley
Commons
Power
Haymarket
Macready
Covent Garden Theatre
Heney
City of London Theatre
Drury Lane
Joan of Arc
City Theatre
Virginia
Paul
M. Lejeune
Argyll Rooms
Bengal Tiger at Olympic Promises Steady Theatrical Night
The Bengal Tiger at the Olympic offered a mix of burletta and serious moments. Sir Paul Pagoda by Mr. Farren delighted with the Bengal breed portrayal, while Miss Yellowleaf and Keeley’s David provided comic and dramatic tension. Keeley’s new cast impressed though some performances lagged.
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Wyech-street
Paul Pagoda
Farren
Paul
Niele
Edward
Charlotte Henderson
Selby
Miss Crisp
Sir Paul
Miss Yellowleaf
Mrs. Orger
Benedict
David
Keeley
Henderson
Extraordinary gallop to finish twenty miles in one hour
Sporting Chronicle reports a high profile match on a five mile course from the George at Sunbury to the Staines road. Whitfield backs his bay mare to twenty miles in an hour against Boswell with a £500 stake, though only half that sum is posted. The mare, about 15 hands, completes twenty miles in under sixty minutes, winning by eight seconds as the crowd looks on.
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Doncaster
England
George
Sunbury Common
Staines Road
Whitfield
Boswell
Beaumont
Parliament Debates Civil List and Canadian Affairs
The Imperial Parliament meets with Civil List debates in the Lords and Commons. Lord Melbourne plans to adjourn Parliament amid Canada reports, while the Duchess of Kent annuity bill and landlord law topics move through committees. Multiple motions on taxation, education for dissenters, and hand loom relief are debated. adjournment to Jan 16 is proposed.
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Lord Morrizounne
House of Caemmons
Duchess of Kent
Bengat
Commons
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Merzovnne
House OF Commons
F. Bannixe
G. SincLarr
Duke of York
R. Incuis
Sax
Admiral CaplingTon
Stathor
Inglis
House of Lords
Srsthorp
J. Russell
Victoria
Canterbury
London
Lincoln
Joan Russemn
Ihe Rising
G. Bentinck
Canada
State of Canada
Joan Russe
G. Bennincx
Augustus Clifford
Black Rod
House of Peers
Wakley
Sir J. Hophouse
Dr. Arnott
Admiral Caprineron
Pete Baarina
Inquest at Carpenter's Coffee House on Diana Twig death
An inquest in Covent Garden examined the death of Diana Twig a 55 year old fruit shop keeper found hanged. The verdict cited death by self harm in a temporary insanity fit. The report also notes vivid aging tales and a long life note in Banffshire.
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Carpenter’s
Covent-garden
Higgs
Diana Twig
Turiff
Banffshire
John Gordon
Wallace
Harlaw
John
Vietuallers’ Fire and Life Insurance Company
Bristol
London
William Taylor
Millhill
Hendon
Wood-lane
Murder in Warrington. weaver William Hill in custody
In Warrington a female named Minshull was found dead from strangulation in an outhouse. Witnesses place the accused, William Hill, in the Higginson home after a late gathering. Hill confessed to a factory overseer of assault and robbery, and has been committed for trial at the Liverpool assizes.
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Warrington
Minshull
Thomas Migginson
High Arms
William Hill
T. Parr
W. Hall
Enys
Mary Pritchard
Higginson
Higginson’s
Jones
Liverpool Assizes
Dorchester Labourers Seek Return After 21 Months
A public meeting of 600 to 700 Dorchester residents condemned ministers and demanded accountability as they press for the return of five men granted a free pardon 21 months ago. Funds totaled about £100 as resolutions voiced no confidence in government.
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Dorchester
Thesbald’s Road
London Central
Dorchester Committee
Hetherington
Tus Beadford Poor Law Union
Guardians of the Bradford Poor-law Union
Serjeent Ferguson
R Division
Grange Road
Kent Road
Thurston
Ferguson
Morgan
No. 7
Grargewalk
Smith
Bermendsey-read
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