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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 05, 1840

Page

4

Mixed Miscellany From 19th Century Papers

A collage of brief items cites scandalous gossip of a forbidden marriage mother and son, theatre accident, coach misadventure, curiosities from Derbyshire and Ireland, port notices, policing, and scientific figures. Local notices, weather, and occasional obituaries fill the page.

Sporting Intelligence from Tattersalls Bets and Hunts

Betting shifts at Tattersalls show Ottonan and Confederate drawing interest as odds move from 50 to 33 to 1 on Bokhara and 40 to 1 on Fitzroy. Oaks focus on Lallah Rookh at 7 to 1 while many bets center on Derby and St Leger contenders. Deer chases at Windsor amuse crowds, and rabbit-shooting sets a county record. Oakley hounds thrill at Shelton Gorse with an exhausting 1 hour 40 minute run, while St Leger nominations rise to 113. A roe-deer hunt near Lodsworth ends memorably, and a steeplechase at Coleman's paddock concludes with Vandyke beating The Queen.

Tattersall’s Ottonan Bokhara Wardan Fitzroy Agst Bro Melbourne Lallah Rookh Duke of Cleveland Euclid Lord Orford G. Heathcote Duke of Grafton Jersey Glenorchy Wreford Houldsworth Lord Chesterfield Gambia Trenn Edwards Thornhill Bro Baby White Hart Chace Court-yard Sheet-street Charles Scarisbrick Writhington Wigan Gazette Her Majesty’s Stac Hounps Lord Kinnaird Salthill Riching-park Oakley Shelton Gorse Pug Shelton Stanwick Hargrave Hunt's Closes Covington Tilbrook Womditch Stowe Lymage Pery Graffham Buckden Brampton Hunt Mickell Hill Bailey M. Dennett Lodsworth West Sussex Old Park Bexley Hill Sr. Arpan Goodman Vandyke M‘donagh Barker The Queen Charlton Phosphorus T. Oliver H. Morley G. Patrick Elmoread J. Mason Coleman

The Drama The Fortacomine And Mary Stuart On Stage

The piece Mary Stuart by James Haynes discussed after reading at Drury Lane. Plans for Covent Garden delayed as manuscript unread but accepted and cast marked for Anderson and Miss Tree. Marie Albertagazzi returns to Paris Opera. Honolulu hosts a theatre. Pacha of Egypt allows vaudeville performances in Alexandria by a French company.

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Sheffield Anti Corn Law Meeting and Ward Address

After a clash between Requisitionists and Chartists in Sheffield a large meeting at the Circus adjourned to Paradise Square where a Resolution for abolition of the Corn Laws was carried. Mr Ward spoke on reform and curb of the franchise while Mr Parker and others defended cautious liberal aims amid interruptions and later disturbances on leaving the Square.

Glasgow Kendal Sheffield Sheldon Kirk Ibbotson Birks Paradise Square Kirkby Benson Wardle Working Men's Association Circus Hastings Mr. Ward Germany United States Ward Parker Elliott Vickers Gill Duncombe Mr. O'Connell Mr. Hume Hesketh Fleetwood England Ireland Lord Normanby Lord Roden Jamaica Robert Peel Lord Melbourne Liberal Party Melbourne John Russell Mr. Macauley Sheil Lord John Stroud Home Office Edinburgh Lord Clarendon Lord Morpeth Clay More O’ferrall Mr. Wyse Firebrands M‘neil M‘ghee Lord Wharncliffe James Graham Dr. Philpotts House of Lords Ashton Canterbury Bradshaw Roby Sydney Smith Sir Robert Peel Colonial Land Committee Wakefield van Dieman’s Land Mr. Gill Mr. Attwood William Vickers

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