Mixed London Press Notes on Politics and Pantomime
A collage reports on political maneuvering around Lord Ellenborough and Lord John Russell, royal charities distributions to elderly poor, and a brisk roundup of Christmas pantomimes across London theatres detailing performances at Drury Lane, Haymarket, Lyceum, Adelphi, Strand, Sadler’s Wells, and Astley’s with notable acts and crowd reactions.
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Her Majesty’s Royal Charities
Whitehall
Joseph Hanby
York
Lory Jonsy Ressztz
J. Russell
van Trust
Jeter
John Raseeil
Douglas's
Edinburgh
Lonp
Sau and Wells
Bath and Wells
Topena Te Miwork Temple
Morning Chronicle
Common Law Society of the Temple
Strand
M. Phillipe
Louka
M. Phillippe
Chiaini
Sadler's Wells
Pervonte
Pervoute
Enchanted Lake
Capel-court
Harlequin
Mr. C. Sir
Rosine Wright
Columbine
Astleys Amphitheatre
Astley’s
Don Quixote de la Mancha
Sancho Pauze
Dulcinea del
Don
Applausa
Aatley
Windsor Castle Visitors Tickets Announced in January
The Queen orders no foe to be taken from any person visiting state apartments at Windsor Castle. Tickets for admission are free and available from listed printers and shops in Pall Mall, Threadneedle Street, Old Bond Street, and Strand. Admission days are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with hours 11 to 4 from April to October and 11 to 3 otherwise.
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Bath
Bristol
Gloucester
North
Wilts
Wharncliffe
Wemper
West Riding of Yorkshire
Eney
Morpether
House of Commons
West Riding
Benedict
Drury Lane Theatre
Hampshire Telegraph
Brazil
High Court of Admiralty
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Rio de Janeiro
Liveroot
Ita
West Derby
Liverpool
Dee
Dublin
Birkenhead
London
Duke
North West
Liverpool Courier
New York
W. W. Rose
Ruina
Crocker
Warren
Drury-Lane
Old Drury
Marijana
George Barnwell
Guildhall
Magog
Gog
Tom Thumb
Miss Turner
Gulliver
Genius
Aconsis
Albert
Hall of Science
Leputans
Rhedes
Payne
Guliver
Mrs. Guliver
Mr. Wieland
Chamberlain
Turner
Coventry Street
New Street
Leicester Square
Cologne
Gruff
Teckleton
Windson Cassig
Windsor Castle
Messrs
Paul and Dominic Coloaghi
Earl of Carlisle
Lincoln
Whig
Charles Seely
Alderman Redgerd
Lincolnshire Chronicle
Buckinenan
Colonel Hail
Life Guards
Duke of Buckingham
Buckingham
Globe
Stexon Giabiles
Signor Giabiles
Operahouse
Drury Lane
Naples
Ravine Oy
Fawr
Wixpson
Morning Post
Prince Albert
Windsor
Darvill
George Edward Anson
Mr. Darvill
G. E. Anson
Kxangsponovch
Ferrand
Knaresborough
Robert Peel
Leeds
Lord Morpeth
United Kingdom
Cherra
Robert Pee
John
Ron Russell
Edinburgh
Trobert Peel
John Russell
R. Peel
J. Russell
John Runsell
Blake
England
League
John Rastell
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Leaguera
Hardihood
Bottox
Bolton
Tees
William Fairbairn
Manchester
John Hick
Thomas Kitts
Raieway
Calamity at Liverpool Tank Burst Buries Homes in Water
The Liverpool and Harrington Water-works tank burst flooding Sussex Street to Rock Street. Affected families in Deveney and Smith houses lost furniture and some lives. Rescue teams cleared ruins, recovered bodies, and rushed injured to hospitals as townsfolk aided sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Mercury
Abelter
Liverpool and Harrington
Sussex-street
Rockstreet
Hawarden Foundry
Wales
Simpson
Himeelf
Bimeeelf
Deveney
Samaliy
Jared
Catherine Gibson
Porter
Rock-street
Dowling
Sbe
Rock Street
Davies
Owen
Freman
Smith
Ublie
Bir. Porter
Guseex Street
French
Jones
Jones and Jump
Toxteth Hospital
Thomas Simpson
Elizabeth Simpson
John Deveney
Joseph Deveney
Larsst
Smith and Simpson
Thompson
Parricide case linked to arsenic poisoning at Cockle Park
A Morpeth inquest reveals Ralph Joicey accused of poisoning his father at Cockle Park with arsenic from Morpeth. Evidence shows a planned escape route and letters naming the deed, with the mother and sister also detained. The coroner's jury and witnesses recount threats of poisoning and the family quarrel that preceded the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkle
Ralph
Joleey
Duke of Portland
Dr. Hedley
Felton
Ralph Joskey
Joicey
Cockle Park
Newcastle
Wigham
William Jobey
Hotton’s Court
Grim-Street
Robert Joicey
Creton
Creighton
Jalapin
Purpos
Casey Park Road
Hellembank
Cansey Park-Roadend
Morpeth
William Dickenson
George Pringle
Chymist
Perzon
Causey
Park Wood
William Embleton
Williams Joicey
Hedley
Portland Army
Portland Arms
Haydon
Monpeth
Rossel
Ralph Juicey
Ann Richardson
Martinman
Dradley
Stack Yard
Ann Chariton
Thea
Lass of
Acklington
Jase
Sarah Thompson
Hannah Brown
Edward Brown
Waaver
Toft
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Free Trade Party
Lord Ellenborough
Berlin
G. B
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Hencke
Ot Driessen
Berlin Academy
Kuorre
Koura
Tinare
Ste Alune
Perth
St. Hencke
Vesta
Uneal
Merk Lemon
Grandfather Whitehead
Planchée
Cule
Joha Bennett
Princess Amy
Cile
Amy
Linda
Miss P. Horton
Fairyland Direct
Bee and Grange
Bengal
Mrs. Keeley
Firooz Scheh
Tadien
Persia
Keeley
Sultan of
Cashmere
Wigan
Collier
Nia
T. Matthews
Pluto
Jeannes
Punch
Emma Stanley
Hamlet
Talleyrand
Capelcourt
Mr. Smith
Prattyfair
Mias Ballen
Mr. Hill
Agdosa
Prince Fogle
Mr. Harvey
Mistrles
Blue Bell
Misa Honner
Panteleon
Great Gumption
Mr. Flexmore
Miss Bullen
Green Park
Lord's Cricket Ground
Herculaneum
Leicester
Adelphi
Nisa Fleming
C. J. Smith
Olympic
Laman Blanchard
Fortunatus
Glanpygium
King
Pantaloon
Mr. Jefferins
Mr. Charles
Herlequin
Mr. Smithers
Miss Laidlaw
Chenter
Birkenlead
Croydon
Drogheda
Manch
Hull
Eastern Counties
Midland
Bhabha
Glasgow
Birmingham
Great Western
Birming
Paisley
Ego
Newcastle and Carlisle
Grosnock
Newcastle & Darlington
Ayr
Norfolk
Gravesend
Rochester
Paris
Rouen
Paria
Orleans
London and
South West
South Pastern
Dover
Brockwall
York and
North Mid
Loudon
Brighton
Innit
Teedud Selby
Dazapru
Lingsrad
Messrs. Smith and Willey
Smithdown-lane
Edge-bill and Windsor Foundry
Falkner Street
Parliament-lane
Bush Inn
Gornall Wood
T. A. Phillips
Hannah Collins
Maria Marah
Marah
Asmo
Maral
Collins
Marsh
Abbiss
J. 3
Browne
Guroell
Melvershampton