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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 05, 1845

Page

6

RooM IX THE COUNTRY. A poem and notes from Medine era

A long poem dreamily envisions a sunlit room with white shafts of morning, a trellised window, jasmine, rose trees, and a beloved companion. The scene blends domestic comfort, art, and nature, then shifts to a brief 19th century vignette on constables, and concludes with short notes on the comet seen near Medine del Campos and a parliamentary clerks' payroll report.

Ani Danby Ajai Lwerki Culburn's New Monthly Medine del Campos

Visit by Queen and Prince Albert to the Belgians at Westminster Hall

A Royal visit marked by the Queen and Prince Consort touring the Westminster Hall exhibition of art works. The party, including the King and Queen of the Belgians, viewed the displays, awarded prizes, and praised works such as Paton’s Spirit of Religion and Severn’s Baptism of King Ethelbert. The event featured detailed descriptions of the layout, judges, and the reception by commissioners.

Axp Paxck Alvert Prince Albert England Saxe Gotha Saxe Coburg and Gotha Duchess of Kent Earl of Aberdeen Ostend Royal Victoria and Albert Brussels Germany Tas Whestminster Hall Eastlake Maclise Buckingham Palace J. Noel Paton Dunfermline North Britain Edward Armitage George Street Adelphi J. Tenniel Gloucester-place Newroad Marquis of Lansdowne Robert Peel Samuel Rogers Richard Westmacoit Richard Cook William Ents Lord Monteagle Winchester E. Codrington Robert Inglis Monckton Milnes Smith John Bunyan Ethelbert River Glen Joseph Severn Rome Christ Joan Calcott Horsley FE. H. Corbould Koowle Warwick Case Macdowell St. Manr's Royvan Prince Alpent St. Mary's Hospital Marylebone Paddington Royal London Victoria Freemasons Prince George of Cambridge Thistlewaite Hope Panx Hyde Park Newcastle and Berwick Draswal Northunherland Court of Chancery Lorda Stradbroke Ashburton Forrester Campus Portman Serjeant Wrangham Northumberland Railway Lord Howick Northumberland Fata de Salis Charles de Salis Isle of Wight Vauxhall Road Victoria Row

Newcastle Races Tyne Stakes and Other Races Report

Sporting intelligence from Newcastle includes results of the Tyne Stakes for two year olds won by Fair Star, the Corinthian Stakes won by Poussin, and the Gold Cup by Winesour, with details on betting and participants. Other items cover Tatterall’s sales, yacht race between Belvidere and Prima Donna, and various local sports notes and legal notices related to racing and betting.

Newcastle Tarens Bay Tyne T.Y.C Mr. Cookeson Fair Star Francia Mr. Brown Mr. Wormald Die Monica Mr. Banks Sheraton Meiklem M’donagh Clarke W. H. Johnstone A Cook Renton W. Scott Agriculture Netherton Maid Poussin Zoroaster Bell Mr. Ramsay Mic Lothian Cal. Cradock Pagan Mid Lothian Pegan Mr. Meiklam Inoderitress Templeman Sir C. Noack Glomay Captain Boyd Billy Whitelock Heaseltine Jacques Inheritress Mr. Hesseltine the Bashaw Mr. Lamb Lady Flora Osborne Firemarster Tattersall Morpar Libel Pythia Aegis Venus Tota Trueboy Arundo Albemarle Beil Meiklam Goonwoon Watts Mastyo Irwin Critchley Anson Mangle Hesseltine Fitzallen Salvin Deaby Forth Sting Shubrick Brocardo Ramsay Malcolm Bowes Hocrab Br. Gratwicke Merry Monarch Northunberland Messrs. Tattereau and Sons Hyde Park Corner Stodlenen Latouche Kildare Prejudice Tames Sa Long Earl Fitzhardinge Duke of Marlborough Lord Loftus Lord Lisborne H. Houghton London Bridge Greenwich Coalhouse Point London A. G. Wilkinson Lord A. Paget C. R. Tatham Widgeon T. E. Snook Belvidere Blackwall Lord A. Pagat Harrison Franka Ward Oxford Street Franks Schuaixo Matec Nations Baths High Holborn Mesara George Poulton Samuel Hounslow Oxford G. Pacher Robberson Allen Mesars Pugh Spilling Laver Florace Kenworthy Pewter Robberton Poulton Kenworthy England Wales Cowsrox Cowsrox Pleas,Wednesday.—Attpont Ve. Nutr Clark Serjeant Byles Channell Tindal Phonpe Campanero Orlando Serjeant Byles Serjeant Chancell Court of Exchequer Applegarth Collyer Moeson Victoria

Giuramento at Covent Garden Glows with Grisi Brambilla Duo

Review notes Mercadante's Giuramento staged with Vittorio Moriani and Elena Grisi at Covent Garden. Elaisa saves Bianca Brambilla from a tomb while Viscardo’s jealousy leads to murder and remorse. Audience applauds the performance despite a running joke milling on stage.

Hen Masterr Mercadante Giuramento Victor Hugo Angelo Tyran de Padone Syracuse Bornesari Elnisagna Bianca Brambills Viscardo Moriani Elaisa Bianca Grier Brambilla Elassa Grisi Mariani Covent-Gandes Theatne Brussels Madame Jullien Labarde Valentine Raoul Zolger Marcel Madame Laborde Rataplan Mademoiselle Devervat Paris Stephen Lyne Stephens Madile Yollande Louise Duvernay Medile Duvernay Académie Royale de Musique London Constitutionnel Madlle Henry Phillips America S. Cushman Metropolis Philadelphia Princess’s Theatre VacxHaLl M. Musard Widdicomb Revels Lewis Olucer

Man from Nottinghamshire charged for marrying again

Vincent Blevers of Baatgood Nottinghamshire appeared before the Wakefield magistrates on Monday charged with marrying Elizabeth Jackson while his former wife was alive. The charge was proven and Blevers was committed to the York Assizes for trial. This is said to be his fifth offence of the same nature.

Steam Vessels in the Porta of Great Britain

A partial Glasgow list details steamers with tonnage, horsepower and armament across Scotland Ireland and Ireland ports including Belfast Cork Dublin Montrose and portglangan. Vessels such as the Sultan Waverly Britannia Unicorn and Hibernia feature, with gun calibres and carronades noted, asserting British maritime supremacy.

Porta Great Britain Glasgow Britannia Acadia Caledonia Princess Rosai Lady Brisbane Dunoon Castle Arran Castle Rothesay Castle Inverary Castle Shandon Toward Castle Aurora Inverness Helen M‘gregor Rob Ray Dolphin Engineer Royal Consort Craiguish Castle Cardiff Castle Edinburgh Castle Albion Luna Maid of Galloway Cambria Margaret Montrose Maid of Leven Port Glangan Dumbarton Castle Prince Albert Vale of Leven Ireland Belfast Cork Sirius Victory Ocean Dublin Leeds Birmingham Nottingham Ballinasloe Commerce Mersey Athlone Queen Victoria Duke of Kent Royal Adelaide Duke of Cambridge Royal William Erin Go Bragh Liffey Hibernia Dover Castle Mona St. George Severn Lee Herald Erin Mercury Eagle Vanguard Shannon Devonshire Duke of Cornwall Dundalk Londonderry Ross Sligo Wixford Waterford William Penn Continental States British Isles

Irish MPs Protest Attendance on Railway Committees

Letters reveal Irish representatives refusals to serve on railway committees in London. OConnell and OBrien argue for Irish-only legislation, criticizing British Parliament for Ireland policy. O Brien declines to attend, citing duty to Ireland, while OConnell vows to resist English measures and urge Irish self rule.

Messia O'Connell O'Brien Oxford and Cambridge Pallmark Henry Creed Committee of Selection House of Commons Ireland House of Commands Limerick London England Scotland Courts of Jermynatreet Jons O’couxelt Committee of Selection of Railways

Fashions and lace trim for summer wear from London magazine

The article outlines fashion details from the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion. It notes corsages high with open revers showing embroidered guimpes, redingotes and robes Amazones, mantles, and capotes in pale colors. Fabrics include barages, grenadines, batistes, and mousselines with tarlutanes and geuzes. caps and bonnets feature pearl gray, pink crape, and Bengal rose motifs. A new mantelet visi tes blends scarf and mantle, trimmed with pink fringe.

C. Xc London Paris Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion Max Pirsch Boax Greenwich Munpen Axp Attemrren Svidor Stoudon Massey Thureday William Blackburn Stondonhall James French C.C. Lewis Barlow Blackmore Henry Sears Blackburn Chelmsford Chronicle

Public railways clash over North Kent line and Ordnance Board favors

In a heated Commons Railways Committee dispute two railway groups the South Eastern and the North Kent contend for occupation of North Kent. The South Eastern protests alleged corruption actions by Ordnance Board solicitor Mr Hignett amid new shares and private letters. Evidence and witness accounts question the validity of consents while officials from Woolwich warn of public service harm. The episode ends with committee scrutiny and calls for stronger evidence to counter the accusations. Meanwhile a misers life ends as John Crampton dies after years of bone and rag collecting with a final act of generosity to his sister.

W. G. Craig Birkenhead and Chester Junction Brighton, Lewes Hastings Caledonian Cambridge and Lincoln Churnet Valley Cornwall London Portsmouth York Glasgow Dumfries Carlisle Dublin Mullingar Auilone Guildford Chichester Galway Leeds and West Riding Junction London and Croydon Maidstone Ashford Tunbridge Chatham London and South Western ‘Metropolis London and York London, Chatham North Kent Worcester South Stafford Newcastle and Berwick Northumberland Oxford, Worcester Trent Valley Tottenham and Farringdon-street West Yorkshire Wilts, Sergerset Weymouth Boasd Oy Onoyance South Eastern Railway Company North Kent Company Commons Railwa Sout Eastern Company Woolwich Common Board of Ordnance John Hignett Lord Bloomfield Wool Hawes South Eastern Company Hignett Ordnance Board Boldyro Air Bonham Wan Aa Office of Ordnance City of London Boldero Bonham I. Goldamid Greenwich Forman Col. Forman J. Hinxert Cockburn Thoraday Ordnance Byham Mr. Hignett Public Department Morning Chronicle House of Commons Joho ‘Crampton Saffrowail Istrdeta Hia Slater

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