The Drama and Theatre Week’s Opening Operations
The season opens with Hereld's Zampa at Ty's Theatre, featuring Fornasari Peraiani and a new tenor, plus the Bal des afrs from Victor Hugo's Notre Dame de Paris, with Carlotta Grisi and a celebrated ballet cast. Other houses present Dickensian Carol, Romeo and Juliet, Pompeii spectacle, and updates on performers and pending engagements across London venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Va Perrot
St. Leon
Carlotta Grisi
Fanny Elssler
Joan of Arc
Mane
HayMarket Theatre
C. Coldstream
Switzerland
Mont Blanc
Gunter
Vesuvius
Crater
Clern
Clutterbuck
Charles
Charles Mathews
Apelphi
Dickens
Ebenezer Scrooge
O. Smith
Jacob Marley
Wright
Bob Cratchit
London
Ghost of the Future
Taz Lyceum
Mr. Tuckett
Mercutio
Miss Angel
Juliet
Mr. Wentworth
Miss Angell
Covent Garden Theatre
M. Julien
Pompeii
Hen Mastery
Perrot
Paris
Himeralda
Carlotta Gusi
Drury Lane
Ghent
Madlle
Fleury
Her Majesty's Theatre
C. E. Horn
Southampton
Woop
Princess's Theatre
Meddox
Vauxhall Gardens
Monsieur Jullien
Royal Gardens
Vauxhall
Birmingham
General Hospital
Madrid Gazette Proclaims Severe Reprisals Against Alicante Rebels
The Madrid Gazette lists harsh orders from the minister of war to Valencia's captain general. Rebels in Alicante face execution or decimation if seized and identified. Martial law covers Madrid and several provinces with a naval blockade to Alicante. Paris reacts with alarm and stock prices shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eestion Nic A
Madrid Gazette
Minister of War
Valencia
Netioal Guard
Alicante
Interior
Madrid
Murcia
Albacerta
Almeira
Castilone de la Plana
Paris
Lopez
Madoz
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Revolt in Alicante erupts in Spain under martial law
An extraordinary Paris-Madrid report describes a January revolt in Alicante led by the Valencia regiment against the government. Insurgents cry Long live the constitutional Queen down with the Ministers. Ministers arrest leaders Cortina Lopes Madoz Garnica Ors Benedicto. Cortina seized, others hunted. Proclamations vow suppression with martial law, press restrictions, and harsh penalties. Troops mass for Alicante, reports of Carthagena joining, and Madrid preparing further actions.
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Paris
Madrid
Alicante
Valencia
Council of Ministers
Progressista Party
Cortina
Lopes
Madoz
Garnica
Ors
Benedicto
Lopez
Serrano
Concha
Murcia
Castellan de la Plana
Cordova
Carthagena
Mapnio
Garrido
Carcel del Corte
Fopes
Org
Liberal Party
Cortes
Albacete
Almeria
Castellon de la Plana
Isabella II
Nervion
War- Office
Manuel DE Mazarrepo
Isabel II
Toledo
Numancia
Roncall
Junta of
Posdata
D. Pantaleon Bonet
D. Manuel Carberas
Exaltado
Narvaez
MM. Manuel Cortina
Pascuel Madoz
Garnica Verda Y Perez
I. B. Alonzo
Carabineers
Bonnet
M. Lascala
M. Ramon Cerati
Viva Liberty
Malaga
Santander
P.S
National Guards
Don Panteleon Bonnet
Don Manual Carbrera
M. Lopez Joaquim
Fernando Madoz
Mapnip
General Serrano
Verdoy Perez
Alonzo
Garredo
Privy Council
M. Gonzales Bravo
Lerida
Guipuscoa
Ayuntamientos
St. Sebastian
Iran
Seville
Grenada
Varvaez
Gefe Politico
Bayonne
Rancali
Alcoy
Elche
Cocentoiia
Muro
Memorial Bordelais
Gonzales Bravo
France
Spain
la Vendée
Saragossa
Clavirria
Galicia
Pontevedra
Gallicia
Her Majesty
Queen of the West Arrives at Liverpool After 16 Days
The packet ship Queen of the West capt Woodhouse arrived in Liverpool on Friday after a splendid voyage of 16 days. No notable news. Congress moves slowly and a vote to restore General Jackson’s 1000 dollar fine may pass the House and await the Senate. Presidential prospects favor Clay and Van Buren with Webster aligning to the Whigs. The Oregon title dispute, Yucatan union, and tariff discussions were noted along with stock-market fluctuations and the Washington mail reports of Henshaw's rejection as Navy Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodhouse
Liverpool
Congress
House
House of Representatives
Jackson
District Court of the United States
New Orleans
Senate
Clay
van Buren
Webster
Baltimore
Wentworth
Illinois
Oregon Territory
Yucatan
Mexico
General Rivera
New York Herald
Long Island
Haariem
Norwich
Thonis
London
P.S
Washington
Senate of the United States
Henshaw
Navy
Mgr. Porter
Gibraltar
Malta
Greece
Ionian Islands
Egypt
India
Hong Kong
China
Southampton
Overland
Marseilles
West Indies
Madeira
Bermuda
St. Jago de Cuba
Venezuela
Sydney
New South Wales
Gravesend
British North America
United States
Halifax
Boston
Liverpool Mercury
Queen’s Bench
Priday
London and Brighton
Lord Denman
Beron Parke
Parker
Grand Junction Railway
Baron Parke
Central Carmina Cournt
Olp- Court
Peter Petrie
Josiah Lawton
Lydia
Bahia
England
Lawton
Henry Anscomb
Messrs. Price and Co
William
Sarah
James Bordeney
Dorothy Brett
William Brett
Ballantine
Pentonville
Greenwood
Mr. Ballantine
Her Majesty's
Mary Cook
Emma Smith
J.knight
T. Brown
T. Gardner
G. Stokes
G. Baker
R. Elridge
Emily Ferres
Mary M.carty
Jane Penn
Elizabeth Fowler
T. Higgins
T. Scott
Sarah Smith
Thomas Tushey
Bedford
George Chadwick
C. Pullen
Frederick S. Watson
T. Reddington
Broken marriage talks for Prince Trapani and Spain queen
The Herald reports that negotiations for the marriage of the Prince Trapani of Naples to the young queen of Spain are definitively broken off. Two paths were tested, one favoring a union with the Prince of Asturias and the other with the Duke of Cadiz, with Queen Christina leaning toward the latter after her sister’s death but many parties preferring the former to unite rival claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Trapani
Naples
Don Carlos
Prince of Asturias
Duke of
Cadiz
Christina
Bayonne
Pampeluna
Navarre
Cortes
Gotu
Ernest I of
Wirtemberg
Sweden
Journal Des Debats
Stockholm
Charles John
Prince Royal
Council of State
Ten Lam
Goritz
Bourbon
Count Attems
Christine of
France
Stuttgardt
Louis Christian Augustus
Hohenlohe Langenburg
Havanna
Beyrout
Robert Bateson
Belvoir Park
Downy Ireland
Jerusalem
Curious Letter Attacks Sidney Herbert and Peel
A fiery letter to Sidney Herbert MP Secretary of the Admiralty accuses him of duplicitous politics and questions his stance on the Anti Corn Law League. It mocks press support, condemns the tariff policy, and portrays Herbert as a Pawn in broader power games, citing Peel and Milnes. The writer rails at election practices in Wiltshire, laments venal constituencies, and rails against party figures with sharp, combative rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Peet
Drayton Manor
Robert
the Admiralty
League
Devizes
Wiltshire
Meyer
The
Admiralty
Anti Corn Law League
Sidney Herbert
Eatonswill
South Wiltshire
Peter Bortiwick
House of Commons
Peter Borthwick
Salisbury
Morning Post
Agein
Wance
Sam Weller
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Wigney
Brighton
Boronprh
Porchester Terrace
Bayswater
Liverroot
Lars
White Hart
Bishopsgate Street
J. Hopkins
Messrs
Pegges
Oder- Wood
Lutwall
Hail
Kerry
Mallett
Varty
West End
Imputing
Afkr Watch
Alelitig
Earl of
Alicia Gordon
J. E. Billicot
County of Roxburgh
Earl Minto
John Russell
Anti Corn Law League Association
Hawick
National League Fund
John Power, Bart
Kilfane
North Wilts
West
West Riding
York Courant
Municipal Corporation Act
Bruges
Temple
Chambers
Queen's Prison
Covent Garden
Theatre Royal Covent Garden
George Wilson
Charles Pelham Villiers
M.P
Richard Cobden, Esq
Thomas Milner Gibson
Eay
W. Baynes
Bart
Cobden
Anti- Corn Law League
Gloucester
Lord Ducie
de Lacey Evans
R. R. Moore
Bristol
Taunton
Manchester
Bradford
Hoor
Leeds J Mercury
Cheltexham
Grange
Francis Close
Mr. Russell
Cheltenham
Russell
Cotton Twist
NO. Iit
Mbp
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