Covent Garden Wives and Maids troupe in strong season cast
A detailed review notes Mrs Inchbald's Wives as they Were and Maids as they Are at Covent Garden with a star cast including Farren Mathews Vandenhoff and Glover plus Miss Faucit and Miss Nisbett. The performance is praised for elegance humor and faithful acting amid a fashionable audience. Meanwhile Haymarket presents The Hunchback with Mr Stuart as Master Walter and Helen Faucit as Julia in praised renditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent Garden Theatre
William Dorrillon
Cooper
Nisbett
Miss Dorrillon
Miss Faucit
Lady Mary
Glover
Lady Mary Raffle
Farren
Lord Priory
Charles Mathews
C. Mathews
Vandenhoff
Meadows
Oliver
Mr. Cooper
Sir William Dorrillon
Priory
Haymarket
Sheridan Knowles
Hunchback
Mr. Stuart
Walter
Julia
Master Walter
Stuart
Helen Faucit
Signor Orsini
Philharmonic
Opera of
Rome
Lumley
Donizetti
Mariani
Poggi
la Frezzelini
Paris
London
Primi Tenori
Frezzolini
Yomley
Molme
Molteni
Santi
Guasco
George Ronconi
Ronconi
Italy
Grisi
Persiani
Mario
Lableche
Tamburini
Pauline Viardot
Rubini
Maria Padilla
Malle
Loewe
Milan
Mr. Mitchell
Bond-street
Perlet
Plessy
Bouffe
Dejazet
Cartigny
Fougeot
Xex
Duke of Beaufort
Lady Chesterfield
Princess’s Theatre
Yates
Grand Opera
Queen of Cyprus
Cosnam
Cobham
John Rogers
Madrigal Society
John
Lord Saltoun
Baronet
Melodists’ Club
England
Haydn
Meeting of Woollen Manufacturers at Bath in 1840
A large gathering of woollen manufacturers from Gloucestershire Wiltshire and Somerset met at the White Hart Bath to discuss the effects of corn laws on trade and craft. Speakers argued that protectionist policy hurts capital and labor with data from Stroud Frome and Westbury cited to illustrate declines in looms yards and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Wilts
Somerset
White Hart Hotel
Bath
Phillips
Melksham
Somersetshire
Wm. Gee
Freshford
Wood
Frome
Brittain
Ditto
Houston
Brown
Chard
Gloucestershire
Charles Stanton
Stroud
N. S. Marling
Stanley-mills
C. Hooper
Eastington
T. Marling
Ebley
S. Marling
Dutton
Wootten-under-Edge
Mr. Long
Charfield
Smith
Wiltshire
J. S. Phillips
Salter
Trowbridge
J. Gouldsmith
John Stancomb
J. H. Webb
Matravers
Westbury
N. Overbury
R. Overbury
E. Edmonds
Bradford
Thomas Spackman
Edwards
Samuel S. Marling
Gore Langton
House of Commons
Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law Association
Parlicment
House of Peers
Lord J. Russell
France
Germany
Prussia
England
Europe
Belgium
Alderman Bateson
Leeds
C. Staunton
Samuel Salter
Troubridge
J. Stancombe
Houses of Lords and Commons
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Lords
W. Gee
Morning Herald Miscellany and public notices
A spread of notices, editorials, and brief reports covers chartist events at Norwich and Catton, postal and parliamentary news, local misdeeds, accidents, and trade data. Reports include Hewitt’s trial, Lord Rendlenham’s pheasant accident, a wreck of the Royal Mail Teviot, incarc onfires, and a Glasgow bank embezzlement case with £10,500 deficit in the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puppine
Ireland
Morning Herald
Hewitt
Fis Nan
Amber
Catton New Church
Norwich
Evan
Wnile
Summington
Gdt Hewett
Catton
Viscount Jocelyn
King’s Lynn
House of Commons
Stratford King
Constantinople
Ward
Limerick
Harry ReEsatt
J.A. Taylor
M.P
Tors
Amone
Herles Watton
Taylor
Sergeant Arabin
Hreter Times
Isabel Hill
Frampton
Jack
Guildhall
James Steptoe
Central Criminal Court
Chipping Norton
Roseman
Smithfield
Lord Rendlenham
Camps
Pennington
Thorley
Hertford
Defenda
Egg
Esther Wilkey
Webber Row
Victoria Theatre
Ldon
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Bates
East India
China
India
Glasgow and Ship Bank
Obert Smith
Smith
Cy Smith
Glasque Chronicle
Extraordinary Run by Baron Boruscuity at Marshhill
Muzzle cheering hunt details describe a twenty mile chase where a stag was released near Bishopstone then another stag prompted a moonlit pursuit across Addenham Chearsley Cuddington Chilton before a late capture at Warminghall Oxon. The event drew few witnesses as the baron and a handful of gentlemen observed the remarkable endurance display. A subsequent hunt from Rowsham ended when the stag collapsed and died near the Bucks infirmary. Aylesbury News notes the affair and the area’s hunting culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
St. George’s Chapel
Cardinal
Prince Albert
Earl of Delaware
Mr. Saunders
St. George
Prince of Wales
Cardinal Wolsey
St. George's Chapel
Knights of the Garter
Henry the Seventh
Westminster Abbey
Henry VIII
Wolsey
Charles I
James II
Monere
Verrio
George LII
England
Tas Roya Cantsten Inc
Church
Diplomatie de Famille
Saxony
Belgium
Esterhazy
Hungary
Berlin
London
M. de Canitz
General de Canitz
Hanover
Baron de Schleinitz
Chevalier de Bunsen
St. James's
Prussia
Germany
Berl
Magdeburg
Hagen
Aix-le-Chapelle
Liege
Ostend
Ratzmer
von Neuman
Alexander von Humboldt
Count Stolberg
Muller
von Meyerinck
Wootwien
Lord John Hay
Charles III
Hague
Brussels
Holland
Borsonhalle
Edward
Baron Boruscuity
Marshhill
Bishop‘stone
Poliasq
Addenham
Chearsley
Cuddington
Chilton
Warminghall
Weatley
Oxon
Rowsham
Bucks Infirmary
Aylesbury
Stoke Panx
Waterloo
Sir W. Gomme
Stoke Park
Granville Penn
Stoke
Penn
Great Debate on Ten-Hours Factory Question and Peel Interview
ATimes report titled A Report addressed to the Short-time Committees of the West Riding of Yorkshire recounts a long deputation to Sir Robert Peel on the ten hours factory bill. It covers Peel's replies, deputation arguments, and calls for broader measures to shield workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
West Riding of Yorkshire
Robert Peel
Bart
M.P
George A. Fleming
Joshua Hobson
John Leech
Mark Crabtree
Titus S. Brooke
Peil
Peel
Lord Ashley
Sir Robert Peel
Sir R. Peel
Belgium
Saxony
Prussia
United States
Sir Robert
Robert
James Graham
Beckett
Joseph Green
St. Thomas's Hospital
Wakley
Lancet
Manchester
R. Peel
Deputation Presses Ten Hours Bill At Peel Graham Talks
A working class deputation urges Sir Robert Peel to pass the Ten Hours Bill and repeal or modify the Poor Law to aid manufacturing districts. They press for a broad inquiry into distress and machinery after 1815, warning that mere factory expansion harms labor. Sir James Graham questions broader economic effects. Peel promises careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Peel
Sir Robert
Europe
Commons
James Graham
James
Gladstone
James Grasnam
Peel
Beckett
Leeds
Robert Peel
Home Office
J. Graham
Free Trade Party
Continent
America
Sobouy
J.graham
Deputation
Board of Control
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Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall
Densy
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Wreford
Wiseacre
Bowes
Meteor
Attila
Chatham
Barker
Defier
Verulam
Church of the “ Christian Chartists
Birmingham
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