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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 31, 1843

Page

5

MISCELLANY. Elections at the Mippvnt Essex Hospital

Earl Grey improves. A general court at Mippvnt Essex Hospital elected an assistant physician, Dr Seth Thompson defeating Dr Woodfall by 369 to 242. Also lists post towns for morning mails up to Dec 29 and notes post offices hours. Canada Company meeting reports land sales, dividends, and debts. Also Nerble items on needle-women, rat attacks, and theatre fire alarm at Wilson's Hat Factory.

HeEatta Eart Grey Alnwick Earl Grey Esex Hospital Goodge-street Tottenham Court-Road Fielder Watson Seth Thompson Woodfall Thompson Tar Moawnine Maris Lord Lowther Abingdon Accrington Andover Road Appleby Banbury Bangor Bath Basingstoke Beaumaris Berwick Berkhampstead Birminham Bishop's Stortford Blackburn Bradford Yorkshire Brackley Brampton Brough Bristol Brighton Burnley Burton West Cambridge Canterbury Carlisle Carnarvon Chatham Chepstow Cheltenham Chester Chippenham Cirencester Cockermouth Conway Coventry Salisbury Sittingbourne Shoreham Slough Southampton South Shields St. Asaph St. Alban’s Stafford Stockbridge Stockport Stone Stroud Story Stratford Stratford-on-Avon Sunderland Swindon Towcester Tring Ulverstone Uxbridge Wallingford Walsall Ware Warrington Warwick Watford Weedon Whitehaven Wigan Wigton Winchester Windsor Wolverhampton Working St. Martin’s-le-Grand Lombard-street Canada Company Geneva Canada House St. Helen’s Place Charles Franks Canada Guelph United States London Farebrother Lancaster-place Waterloo-bridge Rooper Queensquare Samuel Brierley Messrs. Reyner Ashton Blackburn Standard Watergate Perth Porator James the First Bishop Williams Wilson Warburton Eprixgurney Henry Bishop Donaldson Gauntlett Glasgow Fortune Edinburgh Madame Grisi M. Gerard de Mercy Tribunal of M. de Mercy Mdme Grisi Chehery Vouziers Vaucresson General Coutard Pxrinxcuss Walton Wells Street Norringuau Eeeane Messrs Cobden and Moore Col. Thompson Charles Eager Ruddington Richard Cobden John Bright Anti Corn Law League Alderman Heard Manchester Liverpool Colonel Thompson Cubden Moore Samuel Bean Petdee Thomas Wood T. Chapman E. Tewart Thomas Chapman Chapman Marshall Patrie Mme. Catalani Drury Lane Great Tames Embankment Westminster-bridge Houses of Parliament Rivy-Gardens Hungerford Waterloo Blackfriars-bridge Chatham-place Thames Charing-cross Whitehall Pritygardens Lord Lincoln Metropolis House of Commons Jew p'Esprit St. Stephen's Walbrook Howitt Mr. Howitt Lancaster Halifax Finine Wren Huyter Cuthbert Kearney Passage Road Kearney Cori. Examiner Wilson’s James Wilson Holland Street Blackfriars Road West of England Waterloo-road Southwark Bridge-Road Braidwood Henderson Messrs. Wilson Hiew Life Dublin Freeman's Journal Colonel Howard M.P County of Wicklow Castle Howard Godbold Sir Arthur Lady Brook Newman Brook Mr. Godbold Heappy Kingston Holyhead Howard Morning Advertiser Straightway Lady Moore Lord Henry Moore Marquis of County of Wicklow Henry Moore Cele L. Howanv

The Drama and Theatre Scene in Liverpool and Glasgow

Liverpool opens a season at the Theatre Royal with Madame Celeste and Mr Webster lowering prices to attract crowds amid competition with other houses. Reports praise the shows and scenery, noting a revival of theatrical taste and solid attendance. In London and Glasgow, Musica ENTERTAINMENT and Miss Henen Faucit attract large audiences, while Signora Favanti from Naples garners worldwide praise for a vast vocal range and technical prowess.

Livencool Theatres Liverpool Theatre Royal Madame Celeste Mr. Webster Haymarket London Carter H. Paillips Musica Store-street Tottenham Court-Road Phillips Charles Dibdin Jack Jolly Dick W. Waller Love Izaac Walton Theatre Royal Glascow Henen Faucit Faucist Glasgow Naples Signora Favanti Facuto Cognoscentio Lablache Favanti Margaret Edwards Miss Birch Leipzic Misa Delcy Verona Miss Austin Palermo Brussels Miss Day Master Day Deata Mapame Caratani

Sporting notes from Tatters Alls and royal hunt scenes

Reports detail racing odds for horses including Ugly Buck and Rattan with prices and takeouts, a Saithill buck hunt lasting over an hour, and abundant game in markets. Extraordinary Pedestrian feat by Mrs Harrison walking 1000 miles in 1000 hours is covered alongside a Beehive Beehive foot race and a royal pheasant hunt with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert observing hare drives near Langley and Colnbrook.

Saithill Lord Sheffield Garrigon Windsor Hounslow George Green-road Wexham-lane Slough Stoke Park Stoke-green Stoke-common Clayton’s Wood Hedgerley Bulstrode Park Beaconsfield Nottingham Harrison Dragon Inn Halifax Road Leeds Leeds and Whitehall Beehive Cricket Ground Walworth Patterson Ned Wild Jenkinson London Stag Badcock Birmingham E. Smith Perch Blackheath Griss London the Stag Smith Prince Albert’s Hargiers Wapsor Prince Albert Duke of Wellington Marchioness Douro W. Nash George-green Langley Wemyss Bouverie Seymour G. E. Anson Prince Edward of Saxe Lambert Grenadier Guards Staniforth Wells Untercombe Rushout Nash Short Langley Broom Colnbrook Marchioness of Chesnut Prince Hnd

President Tyler’s Message and Atlantic Negotiations Summarized

The Independence brings the President's annual message noting New Hampshire Missouri Georgia and Mississippi seats disputed by general ticket. discusses Oregon boundary negotiations Mexico Texas policy and US tariff goals. Treasury figures show 18 million receipts 23 million expenditures with 4.6 million notes. calls for treasury notes 5 to 100 dollars. praises naval economy and public lands as credit foundations.

Independence Nye New York Liverpool United States New Hampshire Missouri Georgia Mississippi London Oregon Congress Pacific Africa German States Union Mexico Texas Treasury Tyler The Morning Chronicle Great Britain Rocky Mountains Ashburton America Spain England Annexation Provident Republic of San Marino J. W. Jones Dean Virginia Gales Merrick Senate Rochester Democrat Charles Metcalf Lafontaine Kingston Ferguson Montreal John Beverley Robinson Upper Canada James Buchanan Macauley Jonas Jones Canada Vera Cruz Santa Anna Republic Tamaulipas Alexander de Grot Senor Don Rae Alas General Treasury Campeachy West Indian New Orleans Tater Yucatan Monte Video Admiral Brown Brazil Rivera Cerro Largo Urquiza

Great Fire at Brancker Sugar Refinery in Liverpool

A massive fire at Brancker's sugar works on Harrington and Mathew streets Liverpool destroyed the Brancker sugar warehouse and adjoining buildings. Workers fled naked through smoke while ladders and hoses battled the blaze. several men were injured or missing and damages exceed £70,000 with £32,500 insured.

Liverpool Messrs. Brancker Liverpool Mercury Brancker James Brancker T. and J. Brancker Harrington Street Mathew Street Mathew-street Harrington-street George White White North John Street Thomas Jones Britton O'Hare Hugh Jones Mr. Hewitt Gerard Brice James Corregan Messrs. Holmes and Sons Joseph Price Petor Canter Hugh Roberts Patrick Mann Thomas Garland Mr. Bickley Messrs. Crosfield Sharpe James Doyle Duke Street Condon Sun Imperial North Britain Scottish Union Total Whitechapel Byrom-street St. Anne’s Soho-streets Everton

Harlequin and King Pepin at Drury Lane and Fair One at Haymarket

Drury Lane presents Harlequin and King Pepin a pantomime mixing Idleness and Industry with a Nelson finale and strong crowd applause. Haymarket debuts Planché fairy burlesque The Fair One with Golden Locks noted for its fairy tale parody and ensemble performances.

É&C Idleneas Valentine Orson Constantinople Blandiman Pepin Orsen Prince Hanfrey Carlotta Grisi Payne Nelson

Princess's Theatre Christmas Piece and Magic Mirror Review

The Christmas entertainment at Princess's Theatre impressed with strong acting by the Don and Norina, followed by the Keeleys in Twice Killed. The Magic Mirror a musical burlesque set in China featured Congon Sing Song and Prince Hi-Ski-Hi, with lavish costumes, clever dialogue, and a blend of fantastical tableau and comedy.

Don Eugenia Garcia Norina Keeleys China Congon Song Congou Imperial Palace Pekin Sing Song Tin Twang Poo Poo She-leaf Hi-Ski-Hi Ug Paperpate Peper Ski-Hi

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Sporting Intelligence Scutt John Day Crockford Lichtwald Hon F. Ongley Marquis of Westminster Bebington Covent Garden M. Jullien Ancers Grimm Hanuman Avenant Alexander VI Anc Cesar Borgia Mr. Planché P. Horton Lucy Low Julia Bennett Tilbury Ambassador Princess's Theatre
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