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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 29, 1837

Page

5

The Kings Speech Mocked Speech Preview In Parliament

A satirical republication presents His Majesty's address in advance parodying royal reforms taxes and foreign policy. The piece lampoons ministers banking plans Isle of Man taxation railway progress and church issues with a meteorological table births marriages and deaths noted in jest.

Russia House of Commons Victoria Isle of Man John o’Greats Tam Downing-street Drury Lane Joseph Hume Byng Glasgow R. Peel Lord J. Russell Downingstreet Lord Howick D. W. Harvey Mr. Richards Francis Moore Carlton Club Duke of Wellington Court Journal

Tur Intsn Protestant Mretine and Disaster Reports

Reedable scraps describe a Protestant meeting marked by intolerance, a four child birth in London, a violent assault on Debenham, a horse thief capture near Wolverhampton, canal flood damage in Deptford, and a broad miscellany of naval, political, and societal notes from the era, including deaths and public notices.

Binru Goodridge John-street City Road St. Luke’s Danie Wicuway Rurpeny Mr. Debenham Barnet-esinmon Barnet Debenham John Sparrow Wolverhampton John Clack Bull Inn Welch Pool Sparrow Clack Chester Cheshire Shrewsbury Salopiam Journal Broadway Tanner’s Hill Deptford Croydon Canal Lee Lewisham

The London Stage Faces Shift Amid Prices and Players

The piece surveys Covent Garden and Adelphi scene changes as price cuts affect attendance and talent, noting Bunn and Yates management, new theaters, and looming dramatists. It cites salaries, licensing moves, and plans for Queen's Bazaar Theatre Vaudeville led by Miss Murray.

Bune Barnett Fair Rosamond Covent Garden Bunn Adelphi Jim Crow John Reeve Gladstone Yates England London Madame Vestris Miss Murray Emeralda Hor Cross Bunn Migs Shirreff Adelphi Company Field Marshal Davidge Queen’s Bazaar Oxford-street Murray Douglas Jerrold Strand Bedlam Rotherhithe Queen’s Theatre Sheridan Knowles Hunchback Alice Grey Somerset Reeve John Buxton Gladstane

Tattersalls racing gossip and royalist notes recent events

Betting figures from Denny to Glider and Pocket Mercules show flurry of odds and shifts at Epsom and related coursing meetings. The piece also reports a French royalist proclamation after Charles X’s death, plus a fatal accident, post office workers’ salary meeting, and a suicide attempt with family distress cited.

Tatterball’s Tue Denny Phantasima Caravan Colonel Anson Jereed Mr. Sadler Captain Gardner Mr. Wreford Lord Chesterfield Lord Exeter Mr. Saville Elis Mr. Walker Mr. Osbaldeston Mr. Stradbroke Mr. S. Stanley Rattrap Mr. Cooke Colonel Peel Garcia Fox Mr. Elmore Mr. Boswell B. Cyprian Mr. Shepherd Mr. Spooner Smart Mr. Garner Beas Mr. Wood D. Gander Rica B. Whynot Mr. Clarke W. B. Centipede Mr. Hodson Hodge Wintonian Glider Hercules Clifton Lord Stradbroke Mr. Mostyn Humove Bounson Charles X France Dauphin Paris Rambouillet Duke de Bordeaux Duke de’ Berry Henry V Huunter-street Brunswick-square Twopenny-post London Hole-in-the-Wall Chancery-lane Beale Blackheath Road Ravensbourne Deptford Nicholls Walworth Road

Literary Magazine Review Highlights Humourist Humour

A survey of Colburn’s Hustourist and New Monthly Magazine praises the combined effort as a literary hit. It lauds Mrs. Norton’s The Mother's Heart, notes The Gurney Papers, and mocks The History of a Radical while enjoying Leigh Hunt and Strut Snoxell from the theatre satire sequence.

Colgern Hustourist New Monthly Theodore Hook Hsg Colburn Gurney Byron Leigh Hunt Carrington Blundell Isq Blackwood Theatre Royal Little Pedlington Poole Snoxell Little Pedlington M. Strut Strut Dumps Bellowmore Bellowmere Waddle Dowlas Grampa Mr. Waddle Holland Wapplf Mr. Snoxell Gramps Wappe Grurmps Treasury Mrs. Bigeleswade Laura Dobs Julia Wriggles Staut WappLe Mr. Tippleton Misa Wriggles Growler

Jamaica’s Affairs and Trade News from the Tyrian Packet

Jamaica reports general satisfactions with island prospects though coffee crops look scarce due to rain. Measles and eye disease appear modestly, troops are healthy. Colonial Bank Bill advances with debate. local-bank campaign heats up. Tyrian packet from St Thomas’s dated December 26. Elsewhere, flour and wheat prices compare Paris and London. election movements and district candidacies noted. a gas explosion damages Rotherhithe premises of Bentley and Co.

Ereen Mr. van Voorst Roderica Castro Tulpius Longius Cologne Fand West Indies Cambes Elian Diet Quiet Merryman Medici Jamaica Colonial Bank B.il M.queen Colonial Bank Tyrian Packet St. Thomas’s France London Paris Arthur Trevor Durham Trevor Hall Monmouthshire J. Bailey Jim Blewett Newport Reform Party Worcester Rushout Evesham Union The Blues Old Scarlets Marcus Hill Ater Ipswich Messrs Gibson and Kelly Lord Stormont Perthshire Edinburgh Post E. Ruthven Kildare Naples Maria Theresa Trent Messrs. Bentley and Co Rotherhithe

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