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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 31, 1842

Page

6

Merlins cave and palace of Allegory lift Marylebone pantomime

The review praises a recent Marylebone pantomime for its lively sets from Enchanter Merlin's cave to the Palace of Allegory. Harlequin J W Collier and cast perform amid rapid transformations, jokes at chartists and a China theme, with a strong final run expectation and praise for the onstage bustle. The manager has redecorated the theatre, presenting The Saxon Maid and Mother Bunch as evening entertainments with robust audience approval.

Arthur Robbin de Robbin Varance Glorisna Hyde-parkcomer Harlequin China Clerkenwell Ivery Chartists Surrey Thames Great Britain J.W. Collier Lessee Mother Bunch Epee Jack Victoria School Mesers Freer Stirling Mesdames Caimpball Melville Mr. Attwood Mothers Goose Hubbard Red Cap Dame Trot

Royal Adelaide Gallery crowd packs London Exhibition

Visitors from all classes crowd the Royal Adelaide Gallery with nearly 30 000 through four o clock. Police and orderly conduct noted as displays include a colossal burning lens and new microscope at the Royal Polytechnic Institution. Bankruptcy court sessions discuss petitions under the Insolvent Debtors Act with several adjournments and questions about joint filings and notices.

Reason King John Runnymede Bower Novet Osskerion CanoLine Fonddlanque Chesterton Cambridge Barnes Eden Funblanque Fonblanque Merivale Charles Marsham Uxbridge Fry Marten F. W. N. Bartey Evans Lewis Lewis and Lewis Beglie Grinsell Beg Commissioner Evans Foublanque

Extraordinary Chinese exhibition opens with public interest in peace

The June opening exhibition in London draws nobility and scientific men to see rare Chinese specimens. It showcases porcelain images idols and embroidery, praised as a fine collection illustrating civilization progress and inviting curious visitors without tricks or exaggeration.

England China London

Marble statue of Madame Malibran shines in Lacken mausoleum

A white marble statue of Madame Malibran stands in M. de Berjot’s Lacken cemetery mausoleum. The circular interior with a cupola shows the cantatrice rising from the tomb as angels welcome her, lit by a central lamp. A bas-relief of the Genius of Music will be added to the pedestal.

Madame Malibran M. de Berjot Lacken Malibran Basao

Police Reports and Trials Highlight London Courtroom Scenes

A crowded docket covers a woman suspected of insanity, a beggar’s assault on a constable, a self harm attempt by a youth, a Christmas box scam, a hunting whip theft, and murders and perjuries in Lyons and Corsica, with detailed testimonies, sentences, and notable figures.

Christmas Day Drunken Disorderly in Court

In a festive court scene on Christmas Day the defendants, mud-splattered and torn, laughed at their grotesque appearance and argued their right to drink. The judge, Mr Twyford, imposed fines on some and discharged or admonished others as the cases proceeded.

Deserter William Trotter Under Mutiny Act Charge

A young man named William Trotter faced a deserter charge under the Mutiny Act after military detainers brought him to London from leave to Woolwich. The magistrate noted ambiguity whether Trotter remained a deserter, as leave could expire before he rejoined. Trial adjourned with commitment to gaol in ordinary form.

William Trotter Woolwich London Bond Douglas India England Taylor 58Th Regiment 90Th

Tragic stabbing case at Mr Wright's shop in Whitecross Street

Witnesses describe a violent Saturday night incident ending in death. Deceased, a 30-year-old man, spoke of his killer as he collapsed after being stabbed in the breast. Suspects Meagan Cotter and others are in custody as witnesses recount a crowded shop and a christening nearby. The inquest continues with police testimony and remand set for next Monday.

John Shamrock Bagnigge Wells Road Castle Street Turnmills Street Clerkenwell Inspector Penny G Division Prieoner Henry Barber Whiting Kirby Street Halton-garden Mr. Combe Duke Charles Griffiths Robert Lakeman Robert's Row Islington Lord Caldwell Griffiths Nhot Staunton Meagan William Rochard Bland Whitecross-street Jack Levi Anl Sr. Wright Cotter Ange Singleton John Rice Whitecross-stree Parry Playhouse-yard Parry's Mick Cotter Pre Pai Murpen Court of Assizes Corsica Bastia Sylvestti Giovonnetti Camino Cape Corsica Stu Cyr France Pepe Rue Giavourett Giuseppi Geagnini Guiseppi Giovonnetti Fasci Hin Wich Guapniui Giavannett Guagnisi Ulead Giavenuett Stich Giuseppe Pie Havi Fuser Gaiseppy Giwotie Guidoui Peking Peking Wis Wien Geavernetii Ami Guigiini Chet Fassi Pacci Faci Guaytini Guagnini Giagounetti Viecourt Witneas Jerry Regan Playhouse Yard Meagans Catherine Singleton Frederick Wright Golden Lane Cecil Goswell Street Job Witness Tran Elis Michael Meagan Tom Leary Henry Williams Hannah Cotter Mesgan Sorreat

Illegal Entry During Legal Process Leads to Trespass Charge

The defendant admits attempting entry but argues the act arose in executing a legal process and is jurisdictionally questionable. The magistrate notes the act was illegal but part of a legal process. defenses include the danger of mistaken entry and potential trespass. The scene reflects liability for unlawful entry and possible indictment for assault.

Jenny Jeremy

Progress of Machinery at the Pacha Manufacturing Firm

The town's Pacha manufacturing concern advances with planned improvements including 1 110 power looms and weekly cloth output reaching 20 25 yards. The note records a curious astronomical fact no new moon in February 1813, with events on January 30 March 1 and March 30.

Pacha Ae Br Mareh

Infant Lecturer Arthur Harvey Impresses Audience

Eight year old Arthur Harvey of Halesworth lectured on astronomy at Fraulington with diagrams. His calm poise, memory, and precise details drew admiration from auditors, described as creditable and impressive for a young speaker.

Arthur Harvey Halesworth Fraulington Witridge Norwich

Bequests by Princess Give Actors Large Sums

The Princess Jadincowski left 50 000 rubles to Karatiguin and 30 000 rubles to an unnamed actor for bringing her joy. The will notes the recipient as playing Gamin de Paris with Theatre Michel and mentions Russian theater circles. The executor says no contest to the legacy is anticipated.

Jadincowski Tulma Russia Laferriere le Globe Russ

Strange Tale of an American Marriage Breakup

A townsman and his wife traveled to America seeking prospects. They faced hardship and later the husband sought his wife again as she remained with a wealthy man and servants. The wife claimed she found a shop and would stay, while the husband returned home heartbroken, told as a cautionary Leeds Times tale.

Jerusalem Mount Teg Ter Mount Sion Israel Christ the Redeemer Urim Vic Glazetts Danver Ricuard America West Leeds Times

Filthy Recipe For A Cholera Mortus Toast

A macabre verse instructs mixing rotting animals and garden waste into a foul brew. The narrator urges repeated filtration to intensify the stench and taste as a mock toast to malodorous decay, ending with a claim that drinking it will cause cholera mortus.

Extraordinary Doctor Pill Returns to Lecture in London

An ornate promotion announces Doctor Sir Rhubart Pill's return to London on February 2 to lecture and demonstrate innovations in chestnut treatment, mud bath therapies, a new garter, sleep induction by stilet, and other curiosities. The program features Dr Gralam, Mr Deputy-Assistant Hospital Mate Bonham, Surgeon Chandos, Dr Inglis, Merry Andrew, Dr Goulburn, and various agricultural projectors.

Rhubart Pill London Gralam Asivat Hospital Stitl Merry Andrew Lily Goulburn Henry Stanton Asquire Stanhope Winknet Caret

Specimens Show French Ads Sell Hams and Hair Growth

An excerpt reports on French advertising notes. One dealer boasts hams improve with longer curing and even claims they calm lambs if eaten constantly. Another ad promotes a hair growth remedy with a guarantee of payment only after the customer is covered with hair.

Ams

Substitute for Coffee and Wages Table Fragment

Scrambled letters describe a substitute for coffee using sweet potatoes mashed and browned with coffee, and boiled again to imitate Havana coffee. The text also includes a crude wages table to calculate pay, with instructions on determining earnings from daily wages and kitchen tasks.

Havana Jno V. Singer Mustang

Hurrah for the Holly Evergreen Wreath Theme

A lyric urging celebration of the holly evergreen its wreath of red berries banishing melancholy and bringing merriment. It praises the Holly as a teacher offering sincerity and joy and calls for weaving berries into a wreath to brighten every minute.

Sansa Cowie Anu

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