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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 28, 1843

Page

5

End of March or April for royal secession news

The article notes the royal withdrawal from public duties is expected around the end of March or early April. It mentions Beatrice as a crowd-pleasing figure and records reactions to the news, including the death of Mr. Drummond and the illness and death of Epwanp Dxuxixonn, with details of medical assessments and family reflections.

Coventy Peither Drummond Tassi Jendian Guthrie Fible GM Mr. Guthrie Tly Hose Pelf Domand Phlaise Edward Drummon Bristol Broadmead P. Thompson Cobden M.P Moore G Thomas United States Rts America Thompson Cobdex League Fund Tar Doven Shakspere South-Eastern Railway Company Cubitt Lieutenant Hutchinson Royal Engineers Pasley J. Herchell Omara Caneucs FyscHe Pstmer Wokingham Palmer Reading

Buckstone and Fitz ian lead Breyiscnast Theatre week

A London paper reviews a week at Breyiscnast Theatre noting Buckstone and Mrs Fitz ian drawing enthusiastic crowds for old favourites and new acts like Fizsilliam. The piece mentions Snapping Turtles Belle of the tel serm and Irish Widow with strong audience approval. The Diteauisen case follows with a troubling attempted suicide in Bermondsey.

Breyiscnast Theatre Buckstone Fitzian Fizsilliam Snapping Turtles Oxford Cambridge Charing-cross Lewisham Surcree Ofename of Ellis Ellis Hair-Cresser Bermondseyfleet Dorkhead Union Hall Bureday Ali Ishrard Mary Prismuer Vwitnass Mr Riks

Cymbeline revival and Mothers and Daughters at Covent Garden

A dramatic items roundup notes Helen Faucit and Macready in Cymbeline at Covent Garden with praise for Imogen and Iachimo scenes. It also reviews Bell's Mothers and Daughters as a dull but promising attempt, praises Miss Vandenhoff in the lead, and covers other theatre events including a Haymarket farce revival and Life’s a Lottery.

Britain Macready Iachimo Posthumus Imogen Anderson Compton Cloten Polonius Andrew Aguecheck Paelps Belarius Hudson and Allen Guiderius Arghragus P. Horton Serle Stretton Reeves Shakspeare Miss Faucit Covent-Ganpes Theatre Mothers and Daughters Bell Cumberland Kotzebue Inchbald Lady Manifold Emily Mary Swinford Hastings Montague Lord Merlin Mabel Trevor Miss Trevor Sandford Artultius Gregory Plump Manifold Mabel Merlin Miss Vandenhoff Vandenhoff Cooper Teo Harley Columbine Bertley Mr. Wizan Meadows Blount Mrs. Humby Rise Vanderbelt Aneetit Theater Haymarket Tate Mr. Power Happy Man Ploes Hanes Mr. Hamilton Purdy Murphy Hamilton Periany Enameir Marsilton Reny Miss Chaplin Pody Onyzei Turatin Apnse

Panic betting on horse races and local crime report

The article details sharp fluctuations in betting odds as panic spreads over a British Yeoman race, listing numerous wagers on favorites and outsiders. It also covers a fatal shooting of a gamekeeper during a confrontation with poachers, an inquest verdict of murder against unknown culprits, and a series of local sporting and accident notices including hunts, woodcock shooting, and a double fatal accident at sea leading to accidental deaths.

Blackpory Minveid William Turner Blackburn Standard Usitep Mexican Maiyrse Association London Tavern John Easthope, Bart Rayas Tyndall Gray’s-inn-lane Robert Peel R. Peel Britannia Houndless Sea Jzalovsy Damazes Humaan Chatham Lines Palmer Jol Musgrave 5Th Regiment Somme Brompton Guard J. Walker Guilingham Weeks Rochester Board of Ordnance Chasham Coxoxsn Wak?ey M.P Poels Middlesex Hospital John Coghlan 19Th Regiment of Foot Malta John Millhousee Green’s-Court Purteory-street Garden Square Little Dean-street Oxford Street Messrs Alles Plough-court Lombard-street James Young Norfolk-street Strand England Ood Mata Caghlen James M‘gregor Guaris Dr. Young Hire Vin Medical Board Regentstreet New 1 Nerittesberlad-court Young Corfe James M'Gregor de. Young Janes M'Gregor Surjeou 262 Regiment India Deuberaian Tank Prussic Tattersall Aristides Marat Napier Wineson Dunster Beh G. Heathcote Duke of Grafton H. Coombe Bowes Cotherstone Lord Westminster Griffiths Lord Exeter Lord Orford Levey Yarburgh Bell Mostyn Earl of Richmond Queen of Trumps Col Nt. Wood Ely Murat Agst Shooter's Hill James Cooper Hungerford-market Bell Water-Gate Woolwich Green Man Blackhead Pot Tau Munper J. B. Phillips Tean Robert Arnold Tran John Cattlow John Burton Phillips James Perry William Byatt Saniel Robinson Aiters Abetto Wallace Greenock Sim Hey Hane Huxriya Tufell Jonas Baker Duke of Wellington Dennon St Geotor’s Charles Heath Owen Baker London Cocks Charley Sociay America San Juan Baptista Tabasco Mazatlan Marquesas Islands Charles Eyre Liverpool Vera Cruz Sir Grance Cocxsunx George Cockburn George Alexander Nisbet Reynolds Jackson Im.rcs Admiralty Sir Great Wrareny Sturge Mr. Bailey Major Wayth Major Weyth Cheltenhan Vousley Cirectars Progressif Couchins Taylor Enginer Gloucester Auetier Lnnell Oldstream J. Ho Tar Gateshead

United States and Canada Intelligence Update

The Cambridge brought news from New York on the 3rd and reached Liverpool after four days’ delay. Oregon territorial bills, U S China and Sandwich Islands policy, and Pacific trade figures dominate the dispatches. The mutiny inquiry on the Somers continues, and Sir George Cockburn’s health shows slight improvement amid fresh bulletins.

United States Canada Cambridge Barstow New York Liverpool Mersey Royal Mail Congress Oregon Territory Senate Territory Oregon Washington The Journal of Commerce Missouri Arkansas Columbia River Supreme District Courts Iowa House China Sandwich Islands Britannia London Paris Somers Montreal Hurs J. Farxpes W. B. Gwysse M.B.T.C.D. J. Lampoon J. Farnpes M.L. T.C.D Government House J. Fanques J. Savpsox Government-house Yuna Cauz Old England

Alleged circular from Opposition questioned as forgery

The piece notes a copy of a circular claimed to be from Lord John Russell inviting MPs to the session opening. It argues the circular bears forgery marks, including handwriting style, seal, and phrasing. It warns liberal members to verify authenticity and references anti corn-law meetings and public debates on trade and agriculture.

Lord John Russell John Russell Lord John Bedford Dublin Evening Mail Anti-Cormlay League Darchester Guardian Seacon League Peter,street Great League Fund Peter Street Philip Harwood Cormlaw Mechanics’ Institution Chancery Lane Lave Orevail Alen Newcastle Bristol Artton-ander-Lyne Glasgow Buckinghamstire Lord Orkney McNepoty Thomas Fremaune Ccor Peel Thomas Post Philo Aguatius England Friends of Free Trade Esetrr-bail St. Stephen's China Phe Marsham Buckingham Cornlaw Devier Ford Pape Buckinghamshire Titervats Gremmar

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