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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 07, 1838

Page

7

ROVLL PAVILION THEATRE Week of Pantomime and Varied Shows

Unequalled success with Pantomime in Lenton featuring Joe-woneey Virginius on Monday and Douglas Young Norval with Mrs Edwin Yarnold on Tuesday. Wednesday presents Nick of the Words followed by the new grand Pan tomime Harlequin and Tell-Tale Titor The Three-Headed Dog of Elma each night.

Theatre Royal Covent Garden Mazebeth Juan O ‘Arc Abd Confyundéa Mr. Webster Searen Rovll Pavilion Theatre Lenton Joe-woneey Virginius Douglas Norval Edwin Yarnold Nick of Titor Elma

Insolvent and bankrupts listed in Lowdon Gazette

Insolvent George Selomons of Minories tallow chandler and oilman. Bankruptcies superseded Samuel Marsh of Burslem a Stafford earthenware manufacturer. Bankrupts John Blomfield Ross Inn Farringdon Street and waggon office. Thomas and John Skelton Soho oilmen. Thomas Wythes Northfield and Himbleton coal merchant. John Hoole Crookes tanner. George Cole Oxford wine merchant. William Welsh Brockworth corn dealer. Richard Warner Ashby de la Zouch schoolmaster. Obadiah Wathen Woodchester clothier. William Wayte Stoke upon Trext wharfinger.

Lowdon Gazette Feipay George Selomons Samuel Marsh Burslem Stafford Ross Mac Cracker Manchester John Blomfield Ross Inn Farringdon-street Thomas Skelton John Skelton Gerard Street Soho Thomas Wythes Northfield Himbleton Worcester Cdal John Hoole Crookes Sheffild George Cole Oxford William Welsh Brockworth Gloucester Richard Warner Ashby-de-la-Zouch Leicester Obadiah Paul Wathen Woodchester Clothier William Wayte Stoke upon-Trext Wharfinger

Papineau described as passionate Canadian agitator and foe of English

The piece portrays Louis Joseph Papineau as a 42 year old notary and political firebrand in Lower Canada. It portrays his fierce opposition to British rule, disdain for commerce and English language, and notes a lack of personal courage in public confrontations. Also reported are a London Central Criminal Court murder case and a shipboard fatality of Lt Jerningham.

America Calcutta Bahia Ist Pernambuco Liverpool London New York Janaias Dantzic Amsterdam Perrigau Louis Joseph Pap Neau Lower Canada Papineau Great Britain House of Assembly Lord Dalhousie Lord Aylmer Lord Gosford St. Charles Wven York Herald Central Criminal Court Pir George Clatterbuck Thomas Howe Jane Burke Northampton Army Mile-end C. Phillips Justice Alderson Madras John Jerningham J. Jerningham East Mr. Morison Morison Harmer British College of Health Serjeant Wilde Mrr. Harmer Tassy Sophia Grey Ashton Hayes United States

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