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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1839

Page

5

Miscellany notes on society politics and oddities

A patchwork of 19th century notices and excerpts covers social fads and manners. It includes remarks on an eminent orator for farmers, a Countess of Durham resignation, gossip about Stephens and Marcus on poor laws, Hereditary nobility pedigrees, Belgian rail traffic, deer stalking, diamond weight rules, Hanover decrees, and odd local notices about trades and schooling.

Venus de Medicis Lot Countess of Durham Kein Lord Durham Joneste Durhan Newcastle Journal J. R. Stephens Stephens Ignatie Werewy Marcus Eps Marsoc Poor Law Paris Seine Noah Esternarvs Adam Sigismond Ladislas Drawetsky Mehadia Asnad Drarva Alaric Serene Boston New York New York Gazette Hanover von Schele Duchy of Hesse Tnr Kentucky Morning Postin Post Army and Navy Called Service Gazette O'Cumnell Cooper Weyland O'Keefe Norbury Lord Lorpath House of Carlisle Oxford Chronicle Bariumi Witney Union Cape United Service Gazette Monsieur Deville Lin Pies Caxton Hina Wery Devilles Jobin Ange Ventor Mainz Germany Pa 4 Chesion Tae Seether Mtn P.S. Kimie

Her Majesty's Royal Visit to the Haymarket

Her Majesty attended the Haymarket Theatre on a royal benefit night amid loyal cheers. The performance lineup included The Irish Ambassador and Tom Noddy's Secret, with Mr. Webster delivering a lengthy backstage farewell address and the Queen expressing high regard for Van Amburgh and the pantomime.

Haymarket Ha Market Alfred Paget O’flannigan The Fairies Tom Noddy Charlemont Spring Rice George Campbell Baroness Lebren Miss Paget Lord Lilford George Byng O'Flannigan Straus Webster James Prescott James Prescott Warde Covest Garden Theatre John Wilmot Henry Robinson Paganina Marseilles Mademoiselle Jenny Vertore London van Amburgh Jack Frost Drury Lane Theatre Fitzwilliam Atlantic Brother Jonathan Paris Porte St. Antoine Folies Dramatiques Palais: Royal Galle Porte St. Martin Gualignani Balfe S. Lover Rory O'More J. B. Cramer Rome Cramer Signora Margi Signor Guglielmo England Lyceum Norma Laurent Harper Musard Strauss

Murder in Glasgow Sister Killed by Brother in Brutal Framing

A Glasgow Chronicle report details the fatal stabbing of a deaf and dumb woman by her brother in King Street Saltmarket. The murderer, Thomas M Kennis, confessed amid shocked neighbors and police, with a bloodied shirt and a dead body found undressed in the home. The incident prompts broader discussion of mental distress and a forthcoming police investigation.

Glasgow ‘Chronicle apo + record Thomas M'‘Kisnis King-street Saltmarket M‘kianis M.kinnis M‘kinnis Thomas M‘kennis Helen M‘kepnis London Buckingpaid Palace Wastminston Reform Society Stannard’s Hotel Charles Street Covent.garden Kemp Iti W. Moles‘worth Grote Ewart Sheereport Tue -Campen Society Plumpton Edward IV Henry VIII Literary Gazette Bristol Mary Anne Midas Henry Berkeley Berkeley Grantly Berkeley Gloucester The Cresswell John 3Ithanke Peacock John Milbanke Cripplegate Matthew Wood Philip Jane Jaques Goole Duthoit Larch Department of Trade Chittlehamholt Southmolton Religious Tract Society Cincinnati News Cavavion Diviveno Hawrens Bank of England Queen Square Messrs Gregorio and White Taylor Cumming Cummins Mary Stagg St.Ann-street Mr. Gregorie Iinstrates Moran

Letter to the Queen Trick Debunked as Brougham Authorship Question

A pamphlet challenges claims that Lord Brougham penned the Letter to the Queen. The writer argues the piece is vulgar, self important, and unworthy of the esteemed minister, suggesting an obscure author forged notoriety to gain attention. The analysis ends with further extracts and critique.

Lord Brougham Queen Victoria Empire Charlotte Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Atyle Mr. Addington Richard Cromwell Tres the Times Ridgway Piccadilly Europe Victoria England

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