M S Bee Rescued Amid Stage Alarm Then Death of Haymarket Manager
An onstage medical emergency interrupted a performance as M S Bee was carried to an ante room believed lifeless before surgeons revived him. The Haymarket Theatre manager, Mr. D E Morris, died next day after a long decline, leaving a son in the 1st Dragoon Guards and a history shaping through Colman and Kean associations.
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M. S. Bee
M. Delafire
Dantonnet
D. E. Morris
Tar Haymanket Theatre
Suffolk-place
Haymarket
Morris
Mr. Morris
Chance
George Colman
Colman
Admiralty
Haymarket Theatre
King’s Bench
Ox Dibdin
Messrs
Tahourdin
Wilston
Vefors
Paul Pry
Bannister
Munden
Fawcett
Dorton
Charles Kemble
Mathews
Jones
Charles Young
Terry
Warde
Rae
Edmund Kean
Sheridan Knowles
1St Dragoon Guards
Derby betting notes and notable horses at Tattersalls
Derby betting showed widespread support with most horses following the latest odds patterns. Chatham moved to 16 to 1 with a strong backer while Auckland fell back. Chester Cup hints showed Vulcan and Alice Hawthorn improving, Lass of Lenton drifting to double value. Notable entries and weights listed, along with regional meet notes and steeplechase entries for the season.
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Tattersall
Chatham
Auckland
William le Gros
Vulcan
Alice Hawthorn
Lass of Lenton
Peel
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Wreford
Wiseacre
Dixon
Gregory
Scott
Goodman
Rover
G. Clark
Aget
Lord Jersey
Phoenix
J. F. Wood
Faulkner
Observatory
Oaxs
Etwall
Passion
Wilson
Allen
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Stanley
Cornwall Sheriff Pick Likely as Buckingham Palace Court Fails
Sir William Molesworth seems poised to be chosen high sheriff of Cornwall for the coming year, with no county selection made at the Buckingham Palace court recently held to prick sheriffs due to the Jord wardens absence. Concurrently, Edmund Elton, former Cambridge midshipman, was released from the Marshalsea by order of the Lords of the Admiralty, amid rising attention to his case. Exports and imports data show 1841 declared export values higher than 1840 across cotton, linen, wool, metals, silk, and woollen goods, though home cotton wool for consumption fell year over year while sheep wool rose.
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Wm. Molesworth
Cornwall
Buckingham Palace
Jord
West of England
Edmund Elton
Cambridge
Marshalsea
Admiralty
Iseeeeeers
Dentist from Moorgate Street Found Guilty in Nudity Case
In the Queen v Aupert at the Guildhall, a Hebrew dentist residing on Moorgate Street was found guilty by a Nisi Prius jury for appearing naked at his bedroom window to the opposite house. The defence argued lack of identity and insufficient evidence. Judgment deferred to the next term.
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Queen’s Sench
Guildhall
Weprespay
Queen v. Aupert
Nisi Prius
Lord Denman
Moorgate-street
W. Chambers
Court actions and insolvency cases from the Exchequer and other courts
Reports detail Convery v. Loan over board and lodging for a son, with Lord Abinger ruling on contract proof. other entries cover marriages, secondary court trespass, lobster bill suit, insolvent debtors, bail approvals for actors, and a Westminister bequest court case about an itinerant organist.
Disorderly conduct in court case ends in dismissal
The court dismisses the complaint after Mr Twyford suggests propriety, Mistress Connor thanks the banner for humanity, and the usher declares case 18 dismissed. The defendant and complainant part briefly, then two fish-venders are seen drinking together at a nearby public house.
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Court of Justice
Venice
Gravesend
Mary Connor
Emerald Isle
Twyford
Catherine Hayley
Clare Market
John Bull
Connor
Mistress Catherine Hayley
Mistress Connor
Mrs. Hayley
Duff
Sampson
Dennis
Crator
Oman
Paris Scandal Case Reported In Public Notice
In a lengthy Paris case, Miss B., an English heiress from Devon, recounts a nighttime intrusion by Mr C at the Hotel Bedford. She and her maid fled after he entered her room. C. is accused of an attempt to coerce a marriage. The affair prompts broader public scrutiny and accompanying letters defending Lord and Lady Paget.
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Arches Court
Fox
Frarn
Feanx
Fearon
Vines
Stuart
Srovant
H. Jenner
Miss B
Hhis Villaieyser
Bedford
Paris
Devonshire
County of
Devon
Highfieldhouse
Conterrace
Exeter
W. P
London
Mr.c
Mr. H
Lord
Mr. C
Charlotte
Chapman
Francois
Lord Cowley
Lawson
William Paget
Globe
The
J. Bess
W. Paget
Argyll-street
The Marseillaise Hymn and Wellington Dinner Tale
A column blends the stirring Marseillaise reflection with an anecdote about the Duke of Wellington at Larix dining with Cambaceres. The verse praises liberty and resistance to tyranny before recounting Cambaceres’s alarm at Wellington’s indifference to the meal. The piece shifts to a witty clash over purpose and appetite amid Napoleonic era history.
Sleeper Traveller Charged for Exceeding Fare Distance
James Lewis, a Coventry to Weedon bound passenger, admitted overshooting his paid fare on the London and Birmingham Railway. Inspector Wilkinson reported similar fare-evasion cases daily. Lewis was fined twenty shillings, then discharged after promising to settle 7s 6d and redeem duplicates for the remaining fare.
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London and Birminhuam
James Lewis
Wilkinson
London and Birmingham
Rawlinson
William Coldwell
Camden Town
Coventry
Weedon
Mr. Rawlinson
William Balls
Wolverton
Euston Square
London
Bedford
Slaughter of the Aborigines in South Australia
Adelaide papers report a violent clash as overland travelers led by Mr Robinson and a party of twenty six are attacked by Blacks near the Rufus river. After clashes with protectors, thirty to forty natives are said killed or wounded, with others captured. A magistrates’ inquiry is to be held. Fire disasters follow with losses at Hare’s shop in Wapping Street and Cooke’s drying-rooms in Bermondsey, stock destroyed and crews responding with multiple engines.
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Convery
Loan
Manor-place
Haggerstone
Truman
Hanbury
Buxton
Chambers
Byles
Taylor
Soar
Lord Abinger
Mr. Chambers
Lord
South Australia
Hobart Town
Adelaide
Marys
Hobart-town
Robinson
Sydney
Mr. Robinson
Moorhouse
Wapping-street
Union-street
London
Hare
Glebecourt
Royal Exchange
Naturalist find in elm tree hollow in Bishop-Hill
In York upholsterer Bee's wood-yard workers cut a large elm and uncovered a hole containing a starling nest with decayed eggs and a skeletal remains. The bird likely entered the cavity long ago, a mystery to be solved as to how it reached the nest in such a confined space. Hull Ties.
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Bee
York
Bishop-Hill
Time Wasted and Duty in Moral Reflection
A fragmentary meditation contrasts time as life’s material and moral death from misused hours. It likens time’s rights and duties to the Duke of Newcastle, notes Tim’s stern claims to duties, and recalls a Lady clamatier remark about valuing time while at whist.
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Duke of
Josephus Molitor
Prejudice and religious intolerance linger in history
The excerpt argues prejudice endures through time, equating it to a ninefold mortality. It laments ongoing civil disabilities for Jews and the slow repeal of discriminatory acts while condemning persecution of opinion and the lingering influence of hostile religious authorities.
Extraordinary invitation to Townsend field turnip delivery
Richard Shackell invites those who already took part of his turnips from Townsend field to attend today between ten and twelve to receive the remaining portion. Only those who have taken the earlier share are expected. Published by the crier in Sampford Peverel on January 21.
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Richard Shackell
Townsend Field
The
Crier
Sampford Peverel
Jfestern Times
Longevity of the Peerage Ages List of Peers
A compilation of prominent peers with ages reaching into the 60s to 90s, naming titles such as Earl, Marquis, Duke, and Lord alongside their listed ages. The record highlights a broad range of aristocratic names including Leitrim, Lonsdale, Lynedoch, and Wellington among others.
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Abercromby
Abesenny
Earl
Ailsa
Marquis
Anglesea
Orners
Besborough
Bexley
Bristol
Carberry
Cathcart
Colville
Cork
Delamere
Dine Ben
Donegal
Dorset
Duver
Ferrers
Grafton
Duke
Grey Earl
Gray
Hamilton
Harrowby
Huntley
Leitrim
Limeries
Lonsdale
Ludlow
Lynedoch
Macclesfield
Manchester
Miners
Maryborough
Mayo
Mitdleton
Mostyn
Norfolk
Northwick
Plunkett
Plymouth
Pessonby
Portland
Rolle
Rossmert
Saye and Sele
Shaftesbury
Sidmouth
Sinclair
Stamford
Stanley
St. Germain's
Strathallan
St. Vincent
Teynham
Wellesley
Wellington
Western
Westminster
Wynford
Giant four yards long finds noted in Cumberland tale
A curious Cumberland account from 1601 describes a giant found near Bees in Cumberland. The report to Sir Rob Cowell claims the giant was four yards underground, four and a half yards tall, in armour, with a two span broad sword and a yard long battle-axe head. Teeth said to be six inches long.
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Cumberland
Carlisle
Hugh Hodson
Thornewa Y
Rob. Cowell
Bees. Cumbland
French Coffee Houses in London Describe a Lively Nineteenth Century Scene
In a London district near Leicester Square a French expatriate crowd gathers in coffee houses beneath Napoleon symbols. They smoke, drink coffee, discuss politics, and read Le National while bantering in a mix of French and English. The scene captures playful rebellion, social caricature, and a lively, dated cultural snapshot.
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London
Leicester-square
France
Napoleon le Grand
Pisister
Paris
Parsons
le Tronverez
la Societe d'Assassins du Roi Hommes
Louis Phil
le National
Blackwood
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George Byng
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Shrewsbury
Sir W. W. Wynn
Bart
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Francia Charteris
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M.P
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George Payne
Henry Wormald
Liverpool
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E. W. Bulkeley
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