MISCELLANY Rumours of church appointments and legal notices
Fragmented notes report Sir Francia Trond Head may become governor of Good Hope. Clergymen endorsed by bishops and the Paris recommendations surface. Also noted are a dictionary author’s honor and various legal and naval items from Liverpool, Hull, and London, with public notices on insurance, riots, and river improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Trond
Good Hope
Pes
Foreign
Paris
Toronto
Andrew Jameson
Lord
Read
Paul Shirley
Thetie
C. Scuvil
James Neales
Arnold
Glasgow
Richardson
Huddersfield
Leeds Mercury
Doyle
Dublin
LiveRpool
Taz
London
Regent-Street
Argyll-place
House of Commons
Athlone
Notti
Tho
Hangry
Rossery Aye Muapen
Amberswood
Common
Hindley
Wigan
Bolton Free Press
Noars
North Shields
Wheeler
Tyne Mercury
Greenwich
John Driscoll
Three Cup Alley
Shadwell
Schoolhouse Lane
Mary Grattan
Little
White Lion-street
Seven-dials
St. Thomas's Hospital
Waterloo-bridge
Messrs. Forster
Wigmore-street
Cavendish-square
Thames
Westminster
Borough
Stratford
Lord Mayer
Walker
Bullsch
R.N
Admiralty Board
Hulls Riding School
Albany-street
Regent's Park
Mr. Hume
Ashton Yates
M.P
Carlow
Cooke Taylor
L. Haydon
H. Smart
Joseph Ivimey
Sir Dea
Arylebone
Bagshaw
Charles Napier
Benjamin Hall
Therongaw
Law
Coma Law T
Anti
Eiss Yooxs
Albion Hall
London-wall
Cobden
Robert Peel
Cope
R. Peel
Cipley
Prin
London Theatres Review of Drury and Covent Garden Bills
A_SAMPLE of a crowded London week with mixed notices across Drury Lane Covent Garden and others. Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer praised for cast led by Compton. La Sonnambula and Gazza Ladra noted with critique of Miss Ballin and dancers. Black and White and Jary Stelwyn premiered while reviews praise Miss Sabilla Novello and Mungo Park burlesque. Debates on Fanny Ellsler damages and Genoa Clara Novello’s troubled Puritani performance.
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Old Drury
Goldsmith
Compton
Hardcastle
Miss Hardcastle
Mrs. Nisbett
Keeley
Tony Lumpkin
Marlow
Hudson
Miss Flower
Felix
Miss Horton
Dauce
Websters
Schross
Morris Barnett
Miss Bfurton
Mies Kemble
Templeton
Madame Lecomte
Miss Ballin
Gilbert
Elvino
Corps de Ballet
Princess's Theatre
Messrs
Pepper
Ginger
Snoodle
Danton
Champion
Dump
Solus Sorrell
Oliver Surface
Solus
Abigail Starch
Miss Starch
Mrs. a'Beckett
Little Hed Riding Hood
Adelphi Theatre
Jary Stelwyn
Fitzball
R.N
Mary Melvyn
van Amburgh
Carter
Harrington
Mango Park
Widdicombe
Gander
Naturalist
Miss Marshall
Loxpon
Taestae
Edwin Yarnold
Haymarket
Juliet
Charles Dillon
Romeo
Mercutio
J. Bradshaw
Friar Laurence
H. Carles
Peter
A. Dunn
Luker
Miss Ridgway
Ellen Daly
Covent Garden Theatre
Alfred Shaw
Malcolm Gremo
Weber
Oberon
Eugenia Garcia
Dupréz
Standigl
Miller
Sir Henry Bishop
Fanny Ertsen
Jessee
Covent Garden
Covent-garden Theatre
Mademoiselle Fanny Ellsler
Mademoiselle Ellsler
Baookspace
Fan
Fan.” In Mr. Braham’s Second Vocal Entertainment At the St Jameau Theatre
Derby Day Odds and Oaks Bids at Tattersalls
Sporting intelligence notes moderate betting with shifts against favourites in the Chester Cup and Derby markets. St Valentine strengthens while Lucetta’s withdrawal weakens others. detailed odds for multiple horses. The article reports Sir Gilbert Heathcote's stock sale at Tattersalls and a violent incident in Norton where Rev. Hugh Bennett was shot amid family quarrels, with court actions involving his wife and son Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Alice Hawthorn
Contra
Lucetta
Fire Brewer
Parthian
Trueboy
Languish
Mercy
F. Clarke
Plummer
Mr. Lovesey
Wormald
Millepede
Iaane Day
Marius
Lord Chesterfield
Marshal Soult
W. M. Stanley
Forester
Dexsy
Blakelock
Peel
Goodman
Bell
Anson
Napier
St. Valentine
Griffith
Newcourt
G. Heathcote
Yurburgh
Lord Westminster
D. Cooke
Lord Orford
Mostyn
Earl of Richmond
Traeboy
Maria Day
Thornhill
Rawlinson
Gizpert Heathcote
Benronn
Gilbert Heathcote
Gilbert
Emilius
Nannette
Glaucus
Marquis of Anglesey
Wahab
Sultan
Duke of Bedford
France
Royal George
Lnte
Orde
Hammer
Newcastle
Beeswing
Queen Bea
Johnny Boy
Norton
Gloucester
Tewkesbury
Hugh Percy Bennett
Hatherley
London
Matthew Wood
Bennett
Evington Cottage
Coombe Hill
Norton, Mere
Northumberland
Young Clarke
Misa Clarke
Mr. Bennett
Mr. Gramshaw
Norton Church
Sir Robert Peel and Cobden in a heated debate
A long excerpt from the era discusses Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Cobden, and reactions to their clash over the Anti Corn Law League and tariff policy. It cites letters, Times and Globe commentary, and a public Crown and Anchor meeting, portraying tensions over personal responsibility and political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For Press
Dros
League
Robert Peel
Cobden
Mr. Cobden
Anti-Coralan League
the Globe
Globe
Peel
Bankes
Crockford’s
Carlton
Times
Sir Robert Peel
M‘naughton
M‘naughten
Con- den
M Naughton
Sey
John Russell
Crown and Anchor
Friends
Yehpat
Gates or Somsacra and Temple Gate Recovery
Mr. W Smith to move a Commons resolution on Tuesday regarding the proclamation of Lord Ellenborough as governor general of India to Indian chiefs and princes after the recovery of the lat Somnauth temple gates. A Jewish convert admitted to St Luke's Birmingham communion. Rev J J Oldham preached on Romans II 28 29 noting outward Jewry is not sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyttleton
Lord Hawarden
Viscountess Canning
Robert Olway
Pretorius
Slough
Paddington
Great Western Railway
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Palace
Miss Lister
Mies Devereux
Bouverie
Robert Sale
Tch
Robert Sule
United Service Gazette
Charles Metcalfe
Mivart’s
Devonshire
Canada
Coxmovertep
Lord Granville Somerset
George Grey
Lord Sandon
James Loch
John Wilson Patten
O'Conor Don
Norrincham Petbrox
House of Commons
Nottingham
Walter
Nottingham Review
Coutts and Co
Messrs
Hoare
Price and Co
Rauom and Co
Sir James Shaw
Chamberlain of
London
James Ross
M*murdo
Erebus
Falkland Flands
Cap Horn
Falkland Islands
Sibbald
Ross
Observatory
South Shetlands
Graham's Land
Enderby
Ita
M‘murdo
Terror
Snockixe
Francis
Petit
Haggerstone
Shield
Essex
Regent's Canal
Silkmercers
Exeter
Great Westerns Railway
Princes-street
Bank
C. Russell
Sanders
Bristol
Swindim
Gibbs
Jate
Bright
Hayworth
Court of Excise
George F. Watts
Strand
Mayow
Thnoven
Payne
Guy's Hospital
John Wright
Jamaica
Hall
Gower
England
Wyatt and Maddox
Clement
Lone
Barwell
Birmingham
Yeovil
Stockbridge
Thomas
Bennett
Naunton
Clark
Coombe-hill
R. Hes
Tew Roy
Reape Ne
Cheltenham Examiner
Somsacra
W. Smith
Lord Ellenborough
India
Temple
Lat
Somnauth
Barrism
J.J. Oldham
St. Luke's Church
Edgbaston
Leeds Case of Murder and Mutilation in Yorks Inquiry
The Leeds coroner and jury investigated the mutilated trunk of a female found in the River Aire near Knostrop. Evidence suggested violent death, likely murder, with speculation about medical dissection dismissed. The jury returned a unanimous verdict of wilful murder against unknown person or persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lens
Leeds
John Blackburn
River Aire
Sarah Ellen Garside
Coalhill
Halifax
Garside
Calder
Salterhebbla
Yorkshire
Austin and Dale
Knostrop
Aire
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Brahim
St. James's Theatre
Braham
Colosseum
Universal Hall
Commerce
Duke of Sussex
Duchess of Towerness
Lord Stanley
Mr. Moxhay
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
Lord W. Lennox
Lord Dudley Stuart
Lord Ossulsten
J. Pirie
G. Larpent
C. Forbes
W Curtis
Baron L. de Rothschild
Mr. Masterman
B. Camac
J. Duke
Sheriff Pilcher
Sir George Smart
Abchurch
Reliance
Boulogne
Honey
Laure Honey
Mars
Woop
Robert Brennan
Waketiclu
Moarris
Wakefield
Dubblin Evening Post
Yorkshire Gazette
Yorkshire Gazett
Clara Novello
Queen’s Theatre
Syren
Dudgeon
Italy
Clara
Fuori
Novella
Genoa
Albertozzi
Pandora
Sporting Intelligence