MISCELLANY HARRISTE CRVETTY POLISH PAROLED POLES AND PARLIAMENTARY NOTES
A Polish cohort paraded in Kiel with ropes around their necks for life in Siberian mines linked to Konarski. Reports mention the Duchess de Berri arriving from Trieste and rising unrest in Valais. Other items note a coach overturn near Newry, a Belgian frontier child discovery in a basket, tea trade fluctuations, a guard clash in Paris, and several pension and legal notices along with accidental deaths.
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Harriste Crvetty
Poland
Siberia
Konarski
Kiel
Caropene Ane
Geritz
Warminster
Wilts
Ma. Urstr
Newry
Belfast
Ensant
Douanier
Bureau
Penn
China
Congoys
Twankays
Ministerial Evening Journal
Sentinel
Boulevard de l’Hopital
Barriére Des Trois Moulins
Tre Herring
England
France
Berwick
Ae Labouchere
Buckingham
Bedford
Argyle
Zetland
Caledon
Essex
Lauderdale
Mount Edgecombe
Kingston
Howden
St. Helen’s
de Roos
Walsingham
Rendlesham
St. Helen's
Earl of Carnwath
Lord Langford
Viscount Dufferin
Ireland
House of Commons
William Bentinck
Viscount Clements
John Dunlop
Bart
W. M. Praed
Fremington
Chas. Roberts
Bury Herald
Surrey
Elizabeth Owen
Chambers
Savings-Bank of
Paris
House of Correction
Worship-street
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Polick
Secretary of State
Marlborough-street
Bennett
Hattonfone
Conant
White
Cook
Wooley
Sarah Lloyd
Leader-place
Chelsea
London Hospital
Sarah Symmonds
Childs
Shadwell
Frederick Roe
Bowstreet
Frederick
Jotham
Herald
Ebony
Cupid's Diplomacy at the Drury-taxe Theatre falls flat
A brief London theatre note covers Cupid's Diplomacy as a short foreign interlude with thin action and limited charm. Cast includes Louis XV, Stanislaus, Marie, and Ulrica in a story of romance and mistaken roles, then moves to Covent Garden where The Duenna shines with strong performances by Farren, Keeley, and Vestris, amid praise for the overall production.
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Daury-taxe Theatre
Cupid
Louis XV
France
Stanislaus
Poland
Marie
Ulrica
Miss Montague
d’Estrée
Louis
Covent Gandon Theatre
Sheridan
Covent Garden
Farren
Jerome Capitally
Keeley
Isaac Mendoza
Harrison
Don Ferdinand
the Thorn
Vestris
Don Carlos
Miss Rainforth
Donna Clara
Mrs. C. Jones
Duenna
Miss Middleton
Donna Louisa
Antonio
Opera Horusz
Signor Negri
Mr. Laurent
Meyerbeer
Robert le Diable
Baumann
Royal Kent Theatre
High-street
Kensington
Miss Vyvyan
Jack Sheppard
Jack
Captain Forbes
Fitz Robert
Pierre
Windsor
Windsor and Hion Journal
Venice
Duke Aranza
Helen Faucir
Haymarket
Paris
Grisi
Odeon
Norma
Virago
Pollio
Albertazzi
Lablache
Mirate
Average prices fix tithe rent with seven year end 1839
London Gazette notes value of £100 rent-charge at commutation equals £98 15s 9d reflecting seven year wheat barley oats average prices. Westminster Savings Bank reports quarterly gains deposits up to £9,221 18s 10d with 855 depositors. Interest paid totals £114 2s 11d. accounts show gradual growth since 1838. Meeting chaired by Mr Thomas Amyot, actuary Mr H Poole.
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London Gazette
City of Westminster Savines’ Bank
Grand Jury
Westminster
Thomas Amyot
H. Poole
Derby Betting Notes and Oaks Outsiders in Tattersall's
Sporting intelligence reviews Thursday wagers at Tattersall's with Theon and Angelica among rising and falling odds. It notes the Oaks entry Black Bess at 20 to 1 and lists several later price movements and notable bets. The Queen's Houns and Portman hunts are described, along with Antony Pavis, the Roya Thames Yacht Club, and a tale of Dick Christian's hedge leap. The Great Walking Match between Townshend and Sutton concludes with Sutton winning after nineteen miles.
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Tattersall's
Tatursday
Theon
Euclid
Bokhara
Wardan
Glenorchy
Gambia
Fitzroy
Black Bess
Scott
DeEney
Duke of Cleveland
Lord Orford
Angelica
Lord Westminster
Launcelot
G. Heathcote
Lord Jersey
Ishmael
Mr. Wreford
Crucifix
de Clifford
Mr. Fowler
Lord Chesterfield
Rowton
S.dam
Anson
Salt Hill
Lord Kinnaird
Colnbrook
Horton
Wyrardisbury Moor
Staines Bridge
Simmonds
Thorpe Green
Lord Portman
Buackmoor Vale
Kingstag-bridge
Blackmoor Vale
Earl of Ilchester
Lord Stavordale
Edward Baker
Major Smith
Smith
Mr. Yeatman
New Gorse
Holwell
Deadmoor
Deadmoor-wood
Fifehead
Bulharrow Hill
George Turner
Abbey Milton
Newmarket
Roya
Thames Yacht Clus
Cockspur-street
Williams
Prand
Egan
Dick Christian
Melton Mowbray
Mr. Coke
Holwell Mouth
Lot
Terra Firma
Bell
Townshend
Surtox
Sutton
New Avenue Road
St. John’s Wood
Juryman Transfer in Wengrave Robbery Case
In the Essex Times report a juryman was shifted to the prisoners dock in Wengrave for a robbery at South Weald and seized on the day the jury summons was served. A separate inquest at the Talbot Arms Belgrave-square found Mary Walker aged 28 deceased, with a severed throat in her mistress’s Wilton Street home. The verdict was Temporary Insanity.
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Wengrave
South Weald
Gell
Talbot Arms
Little Chester-street
Belgrave-square
Mary Walker
Great Anti Corn Law Meeting at Liverpool
A Liverpool gathering backed by merchants and workers denounced the corn laws as harmful to both capital and labor. Speakers urged unity of classes, rejected wage-cutting by cheap bread, and criticized landlords and Tory defenders while praising the meeting’s influence on ending protectionist duties.
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Liverpool
Thormely
Wolverhampton
Thornely
Mr. Thornely
Robert Peel
Canning
England
Ireland
Loyd
John Murray
Mr. Murray
Solomons
Solomon
Paris
Rome
Naples
Brussels
Mr. M
Kent
Surrey
Sussex
Nero
Liverpool Exchange
Dumenices Buneus and Liberal Candidates List
Three liberal candidates for burgh representation are Wm Ewart, David Hannay, and Sir Alexander Johnston, canvassing electors personally or via supporters. A destructive fire tore through No 7 Great Newport Street, St Martin's Lane, damaging a composition-ornament firm and spreading to Aldridge’s horse repository. firemen saved valuables but water shortages hindered efforts, with flames lasting until about two to three o'clock.
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Dumenices Buneus
Wm Ewart
David Hannay
Sir Alexander Johnston
Newport-Street
ST. Martin’s-Lane
Ryan
Creswick & Ryan
Messrs. Aldridge
St. Martin’s Lane
Latest Intelligence from Europe and Britain
Reports from Alexandria and Madrid note Turkish fleet illnesses and Cabrera’s typhus. In England, Queen Victoria travels to Buckingham Palace amid a grand royal reception, while penny postage expands nationwide. Bank of England data and chartist trials figures anchor a dense late 1839 to early 1840 update.
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Sporting Intelligence
Panis
Alexandria
Pasha
la Gazette de France
Hanover
Council of State
Assembly of the Estates
Madrid
Cabrera
Buckingham Palace
Duchess of Kent
Countess of
Fanny Howard
Miss Pitt
Miss Paget
Viscountess Forbes
Baroness Lehzen
Viscount Torrington
Colonel Buckley
Wmn. Cowper
Viscount Melbourne
Palace
Earl of Errol
Earl of
Saxony
Albert of
Saxe Coburg
Lord C
Knight
Stafford
St. Martin's Legrand
Inland Department
Bank of England
Jones
Frost
Nottingham
Bristol
Sheffield
Hull
Newcastle
Bolton
Birmingham
Scotland
Arundel
Strand
Home Office
Central Criminal Court
John Williams
John Bates
James Thompson
John Jones
Amelia Payne
D. Thurling
Thos, Walpole
J. Harrington
J. Harrison
John M.cormack
Richard W. Alford
J. Johnson
J. Cosgrove
W. Roskell
Jane Anderson
Eliza Edwards
W. Hall
Sarah Read
Edward Walker
Sarah Frost
E. Bryant
Thos
Bowler
D. Welsh
Charles Morris
Lewis Levy
Eliza Bryant
James Long
Alexander Wells
R.stall
John Brown
Henry Howes
J. Cavanagh
Elizabeth Jones
John Watts
Eastern Railway
Worfaie Street
Tate
Stowell
Marylebone
Allen
Bunnine
Baker
Spit
Lyons
Saone
Fontaines
Opea