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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 25, 1843

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Lens Leeds John Blackburn River Aire Sarah Ellen Garside Coalhill Halifax Garside Calder Salterhebbla Yorkshire Austin and Dale Knostrop Aire

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