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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1842

Page

5

Address presented to American minister in Manchester

A large meeting of Manchester merchants and manufacturers presented Hon. E. Everett, the American minister, with an address signed by 580 firms and individuals. Notables present included M.P. Mark Philips, G. W. Wood, Sir Thomas Potter, and Robert Gardiner. The chair was taken by Robert Hyde Greg.

Manchester Eonakp Everett Town Hall E. Everett Mark Philips G. W. Wood Sir Thomas Potter Robert Gardiner Henry Ashworth Robert Hyde Greg Tak Iscom Board of Stamps and Taxes Fox Chertsey Alexander Haring Captain Hall Hong Kong Cucklington Wincanton Cross Canada United Kingdom Quebec United States Worcester Chronicle House of Commons Godson Kidderminster St. Manry’s Pantsu Poor Law Commissioners St. Martin's Parish Brighton James Graham Home Department Portsmouth St. John General Assembly Dominica John Strachan Benjamin Wyon Pexxy Postace Lincotan Rccpest Truman, Hanbury, and Co Morgan Great Titchfield-street Oxford-market Eynthauakk Cartmel Carlisle Gareth Hellain London Billing St. Martin’s Wrekk Dr. Yates Eee Yates Gladstone Hodgson M.P Manby Adelphi Corps Wilkinson Lyon Atre Ueham Fulham Hailing &Utney Lridge Putney W. Hawkins J. “el W. Phelps Sen J. P. Green J. Freeman W. Hill Lac Orp Wells Joseph Powel Knight Za Alias Putney-bridge Plaid Green Red Houghs Nes Duanbuy Glasgow Courier

Balloon ascent and theatre uproar in London society

The article covers Mr. C Green’s 200th ascent in The Albion balloon from Hoxton gardens, its safe landing near Dartford, and a detailed account of a Donnybrook-like disturbance at Majesty’s Theatre Covent Garden during Puritani and Beatrice di Tenda performances, with reactions from Lumley, Rubini, and the royal box. It also notes M. Mainzer pupils’ Gravesend singing excursion and city cultural developments.

THE Weekly Chronicle Guy Stephan Fleury C. Green Albion Royal Standard Tavern Albert Saloon Hoxton Green Atlantic America Ireland Donnybrook Fair Persiani Elvira Madame Persiani Rubini Masesty Opera Arcade Haymarket Beatrice di Tenda James Warrior M.D Charles-street St. James’s Square Lumley Mde Frezzolini Beatrice Costa House of Commons Tam Hammes Cerito Combrites Dadkei Gietese Devaar Amd Priehess Lenster Marelijeress Atesbury S Manygais Titehtiv Basson Tien Mavety Nicsonam Marepsis of Koumley Bard Toverpoot Lagh of Witten Barb O Chesterfield Marl Coates Chaclevite Earl Ant Countess of Cardigan Lord Sindvs Lord Macdonald Lord Lowther A. Beckett A. Paget Maidstone Wim. Buresfurd Shaw Stewart Lord Brace W. Massey Stanles Lord Templetown Lord Cranstown Lord Norbury Earl of Versiani Prince Albert Tar Genmay Oreni Coventgarden Matyznn M. Mainzer Metropolis Gravesend London-bridge Mainzer M. Guynemer Scotch Fusileer Guards Rosherville Gardens Britain Music Hall Leicester Square Commissioners of Woods and Forests Her Majesty's Theatre Edward L. Bulwer Macready Drury-lane Giulietta Grisi St. John’s-wood Adelaide Gallery M. Claudet M. Desplaces

Desperate Fire Rages Through Bermondsey Hoops District

From Clonmel to London reports describe a massive blaze starting at Mr Ramsay’s premises in Bermondsey Walk. Firefighters battled to control the flames spreading to hoops works, chemist shops, and lodging houses. Countless properties damaged or ruined with insured losses possibly exceeding 100000 pounds. Fire crews faced shifting winds and collapsing structures as they fought the inferno.

Sredta Tipperany Clonmel Pennefather Doherty Tipperary William Kent Hall Patrick Byrnes Francis Aldboro Prittie Belgium EneLanp France Claremont Lord de Grey Aylesbury Hanmer W. Lawrence Young Brighton Gazette Ramsay Bermondsey Walk Constable Merrett London Brigade Messrs Cotton Owst Bermondsey-walk Mansell Mr. Smith Salisbury-lane Carver Honeyman West of England Bermondseywall Crosby Place Thomas Brumley Captain Page Wheeler Mr. Fleming Lander Bermondsey-wall Nery Beter Air, Saunders

Racing Notes From Tatterall and London Clubs

In lively racing and betting activity at Tattergalls Newmarket and linked venues, Forester, Heslington, Rhodanthe, Prince Caradoc, The Squire, Nautilus, Beeswing, Attila, Cabrera and other horses figure in evolving prices. A dramatic rowing match near Westminster ends with Yellow winning by half a length amid royal attendance and river crowding.

Forester Heslington Newcastle Rhodanthe Prince Caradoc Squire Middleham Nautilus Beeswing Attila Cabrera Newmarket Rogers Bell the Squire Orde Ramsay Duke of Orleans Chester St. Lawrence Marius Retriever Muntuscewitz Goorwoop Lagst Scott Lord Chesterfield Greville Treen Una Harcourt Arnagill Griffith St. Lecrur Col. Anson Tattergall’s Hyde Park Corner Thornton Jockey Club Red Sea Gurney London Soreone Janercost Kirby Scott

Thames Sailing Match and Westminster Regatta Report

A first above-bridge sailing match opens the season from Temple gardens to Wandsworth meadows and back with rivals Briton Ogean Dauntless Hazard Rocket. Hazard wins after Briton bows out due to a damaged sprit near Battersea bridge. close finish. Westminster Bridge regatta follows with watermen heats ending in Pink winning grand heat ahead of Yellow and Blue. Buccleuch purse regatta features sixteen pair-oars crews racing from Whitehall to Strands and back with notable contenders Goodrum Harris among favorites.

Feetham’s-road Houses of Parliament Dalgeish’s-road Duke's Blue Feetham’s Stripes Yellow Charles Hill Hungerford Thomas Norcott Rotherhithe Pink George Everett Blackfriars Thomas Jones Wapping-dock Green William Neville Bankside John Connoway Battlebridge Thomas Coombes Milbank John Elderton Tower Connoway Hill Putney Tom Coombes Goodrum Maynards Black White Her Wagermen Ilue Jack Westminster Bridge Middlesex Duke’s Scotland Yorkshire Moors Leeds Journal Lord H. Seymour Sablanville Royal Oak Ibrahim Mr. Palmer Baron de Rothschild Scruggings Florence Chantilly M. Lecoulteux Poetess Quiproquo Judith Ninus Corsaire M. Benedict Pave Eliezer Eldorado Chicandar M. de Champegny Paracelse M. Moreau Evelyn Kain Royal Haras Sablonville Caramba Marytesoxe Crus Sussex Marylebone Lord's Marylebone Club Hillyer Baker Bayley Box Kingdom Lillywhite Dean Millyard Hodson Hawkins Picknell Oxford Cambridge University Elyves Marquis of Exeter Earl of Verulam Earl of Aboxne Earl of March Earl of Winterton Drumhuirig Fulkstone H. Loftus W. Beresford Beauclerc M. Hill BE. el I. Ponsonby Ponsonby R. Grimstone A. Grimstone Frederick Bathurst Michelson Kynaston Sheekerarry Besley and Hillver C. Taylor Bow Langdon Jongfield County Mr. Langdon Feld Mr. Thackeray Taylor Hudson Saiine Marcw Antyper Yacat Crus Temple Gardens Wandsworth Meadows Royal Thames Yacht Club Briton J. Gardner Ogean Rees Dauntless Lt. Edwards Hazard Charles Rocket Mr. Stanton Ecomimadore T. Hewes Hind Aalvence Witel Battersea Bridge Lambeth Westminster-Bridge St. Margaret's St. John's Westminster James Howel John Enis Edward Lowel J. Jones William Campbell George Campbell William Spratt Lsen William Windsor Joseph Kennett Westminsterbridge Strand Lane Waushall Bridge Bucctevcu Duke of Buccleuch Whitehall Edmund Kean Castles Henry Green Vauxhall William Hipkins Horselydown Thomas Goodrum William Broughton George Jones John Wilson Wapping Stripes John Harris John Moswell Custom-house Harris

New Regiment of the Line Planned at Winchester

Authorities consider raising a new regiment to be designated the 100th foot with Winchester named for its organisation. Arrangements for this addition to her Majesty's land forces are expected to be completed by the end of next month. A bystander corrects a deed joke, noting if one woman knows it, all men will know it.

National de Waterloo Waterloo Packet Egypt National M. Guizot London Hospital Cleveland Street Coroxkr Higgs Knightsbridge Serpentine James Green Westminster Review Court and Times Frederick the Great Thomas Campbell Williams Colombo Tivut James Macpherson Ceylon Rifle Regiment Trincomalee Ceylon John Kenny H.M Commissariat Fort Frederick Lim J. Macpherson Horace Suckling 90Th S.L A. T. Heyland 95Th Regiment White Horse Water Side Wandsworth Carter John Finch George Williams Isleworth Spiller Battersea Jane Thames Robert Stopford Greenwich Netisnalfeaiery Tampton Court Tyas Dards Thelmor Aediod Nirdan Tessie Alegtedple Teraipden Duncannon Sonetall Gosford Chorenges Gap Royal Military Asylum Leicestersquare Garford Waterton Cabal Rhyne H. J. Lumsden Auchindoir General Assembly Rhouie Ihyme Rhynie Edinburgh Havannah Grand Banks President 100Th Foot Winchester

The Convicts Francis and Cooper at Newgate

Daily visits by Rev. Mr. Carver the gaol chaplain accompany the two condemned men as they hear morning services. Cooper shows occasional threats yet expresses contrition while awaiting execution in the condemned cell under close guard. Francis awaits Privy Council decision as family visits intensify the distressing farewell scenes.

Francis Cooper Carver Newgate Mr. Carver Privy Council Verill

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