Revenue Accounts Of The Quarter Show National Gain
Revenue accounts for the quarter indicate increases over last year and the previous quarter, with overall national resources rising. Customs and excise up, post office down, stamp duties offset some losses, while arrears in remittances affect timing. notable figures from Standard cited. Visit to Chelsea Hospital reported along with various political notices and local election chatter.
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Globe
Post-office
Customs and Excise
Dramatic Season Opens with Kean Macbeth Revival
The Haymarket Theatre presents Charles Kean in Macbeth with a storied reception as he resumes the role for another month. The tone notes Lady Macbeth’s guidance and Macbeth’s mind diseased state, drawing a crowded, enthusiastic audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kean
Bochsa
Margate Theatre
Mr. Saville
Henry Betty
Hamlet
Macbeth
Richard
Hotspur
Romeo
Claude Melnotte
Rolla
Waylett
Strand Theatre
Victoria Theatre
Duke-street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Giudetta Grisi
Venice
Madame Fersiani
Burnett
Miss Dickens
Lablache
Sen
Jun
Allen
Miss Davenport
Mr. Wild
Tolbeque
Barreri
Dragonetti
Lindley
Wilman
Clarionet
Mr. O'Connor
Kyam
Baldacini
Lincoln’s Innfields
Newmarket July Meeting Sports Headlines and Results
Sporting Intelligence reports the Newmarket July meeting with multiple Handicap Sweepstakes for three-year-olds and two-year-olds, including Bob Peel prevailing in a tight finish and Garry Owen winning easily. It covers stakes, weights, and key runners plus the Duke of Bedford becoming Jockey Club steward and extensive Goodwood race plans. Also included are Newcastle races, Kent vs England cricket, and a 57-mile London to Canterbury trek by Mr. Wm. Mutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
T.Y.C
Mr. Beresford
Bob Peel
Conolly
Lord Exeter
Hellespont
Ford
Mr. Pettit
Miss Romer
Mr. Wilson
Voltaire
Yorkshire Lass
Rogers
Mr. Prince
Grf
Merle
Mr. Thornhill
Messene
Montezuma
Sultan
Marchesa
Thornhill
Emilius
Kate Kearney
Duke of Grafton
Sultan —Legend
Duke of Bedford
Taurus
Mona
Raynor
Lord
Montreal
Stephenson
Mr. Coombe
Ab. M
Mr. Rogers
Wif
Jessica
Chatty
Mr. Newton
Dr. Syntax
Fanchon
Lord Jichfield
Sir Hercules
Africa
Gen. Grosvenor
Blue Pill
Messrs
Newton
B.M
Mr. Goddard
Columella
Chapple
Lord Orford
Miss Hawk
Duke of Rutland
Crazy Boy
General Grosvenor
Jockey Club
Duke of Beaufort
Glenboat
Hope
Tamburini
Isaac Day
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Waterford
William Orde
Eclat
Hunters
F. Johnstone
Thompson
Cookson
W. Orde
Newcastle
Kent
England
Lord’s
Wm. Mutton
Northgate
London
Canterbury
Smithfield Market
Kentish Gazette
Paris News in Moniteur and Shipping News From London
Telegraphic notices report Catalonian holds, Madrid votes 180 million reais for war, Persian tolerance, Algiers Arabs subdued, and a harsh sea gale hitting Fort William. Also lists ships cleared from Liverpoo l and Buckingham palace preparations for the Duke and Duchess de Nemours visit. Also deaths and society events follow in Britain and Dublin notes.
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Paris
Moniteur
Puycerda
Cabrera
Madrid
Persia
Enmeror
Algiers
Liverroon
Calcutta
Brazils
Singapore
Mediterranean
Baltic
United States
New York
Quebec
Philadelphi
West Indies
Monte Video
Valparaiso
Sydney
New South Wales
Bombay
Buckingham Palace
Duchess de'Ne
Robert Lynch Blosse
Plunkett
Grand Caledonian
Scottish Hospital
Caledonian Asylum
Bevtan Spa
Beulah Spa
Norwood
Prince Albert
Duke of Sussex
Duchess of Inverness
Justice Coleridge
Dublin
Hamilton
Ormond Quay
Hammersmith-bridge
Byford and Jones
Limerick
Michael Lynch
James Gabbett
Michael Duffy
John Kenna
John Downes
John Boland
Duto
Catherine Houlehan
Ellen Houlehan
Margaret English
Richard Boland
John Bourke
Margaret Byrnes
Ditto
Patrick Cooney
Daniel Casey
Dusin University
Hougkinson
Prior
Dubblin
Covurr
Admiralty
Lord Arden
Court of Admiralty
Henry Martin
Kinsale
House of Commons
Martin
George Lord Arden
Morning Chronicle
Bristol
Bedminster
William Brown
Phippen
Anderson
Martin Whisk
N.B
Manchester
Borough of
Chapman
Robin Hood
Oldham-road
Rutter
Standard
Farncombe
Heppel
Alexander Galloway
Galloway
Mr. Galloway
Court of Aldermen
Court of Queen’s Bench
Powles
Thomas Farncombe
London
Mr. Farncombe
Ambrose Moore
Attempted pickpocketing case at the Mansion House
In London city matters, Charles Herman a youth of respectable appearance faced the lord mayor for attempting to pick pockets after a stretch of suspicious conduct in King William Street near London Bridge. The officer detained him, the other man escaped, and the mayor discharged Herman warning him to behave in future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Charles Herman
King William-street
London-bridge
Herman
Salisbury-square
Fleet-street
Guildhall
Burranty
Charles Meredith
Johnson
Emma Lovett
Marlborough Street
Corinne
James Burton
George Mann
Burton
Berwick Street
Soho
Field
Mint
John Craft
Henry
Haymarket
Waterford Arms
Hatton Garden
Duny
Barnist
Humphreys
Humphries
Miss Coutts
Dunn
Queen’s Bench
Primrose Street
Bishopagate
Brannan and Coe
Metropolitan Police
Briggs
Broughton
Lambeth
Street
John Chandler
Cambridge
G. C. Norton
Lewis
West Ham
Essex
Mead
Norton
William Judge
The Execution and Last Confession of Courvoisier
A detailed account of Francois Benjamin Courvoisier’s last hours before execution at Newgate in July 1840. The article covers the prison ritual, the crowd in attendance, observations of Courvoisier’s calm demeanor, the public spectacle, and the prison governor's efforts to prevent self harm. It includes a translated letter and his claimed motives and thoughts about crime, plus notes on the crowd and the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Lord Glentworth
Lord Lowth
Arthur Paget
Lord Fitzharris
House of Commons
Carver
Courvoisier
Sheriff Wheelton
Baup
Newgate
Sherill’ Evans
Francois Benjamin Courvoisier
Mr. Cope
Old Bailey
Giltspur-street Compter
Ludgate-hill
Greenacre
Lamb Coffee-house
the George
W. W. Wynn
Lord Alfred Paget
Cope
Mr. Flower
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Royal Hospital
Royal Military Asylum
Chelsea
East Cumberland
Charles Howard
Lord Carlisle
Lord Melbourne
Cumberland
Kentish Mercury
Fitzgibbon
Sutherland Gene
Cossington
Bridgewater
Peregrine Courtenay
R. E. Heathcote
Stoke upon-Trent
J. H. Sheridan
Staffordshire Potteries
Ricardo
Boltox
Bolling
Lord Newport
Lord Bradford
Bolton Free Press
Trotter
Horton-place
Epsom
West Surrey
House of Peers
E. L. Bulwer
Cheltenham
Laura
Chester
Louth
Fortesque
Ravensdale
Dublin Evening Post
Henry Long
Roberts
Bath
Salisbury
Lord Staxtey
Cashel Sessions
Lord Stanley
Roche
Tipperary
Free Press
James Hamilton
Londonderry Sentinel
Zoological Society
Leicesterquare
Regent’s Park
Moses Montefiore
Dr. Love
Wire
France
Alexandria
Damascus
Montefiore
Gravesend
Dover
St. Crement
Irelane
Our City
Thomas Wilkinson
Knaresborough
Wood and Sharwood
Aldersgate-street
Marca
Temperance
Nenagh
Dixner
Masten
City of London
Covent Garden Theatre
H. Kemble
M.P
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl of Eldon
Earl of Lincoln
Dr. Russell
E. Sugden
8. Canning
Mr. B. Cabbell
W. Ward
R. Williams
Alderman Johnson
G. Lyall
H. Pownall
F. Kelly
G. Beaumont
Bart
W. C. Gore
Londonderry
United Kingdom
Acland
Croly
City of London Conservative Association
Aldermanompson
Sir. S. Canning
House of Lords
Lord Londonderry
M. Artete
Robert Peel
Col. Wood
Lord Teignmouth
Duke of Wellington
Messrsyall
Horsley Palmer
Lyall
L. Gore
Gente
T. Marylebone Bank For Savings
Welbeckco ‘ Street
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