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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 01, 1844

Page

2

Montem at Eton dazzles with costumes and crowds

A lively Montem day at Eton unfolds with crowds, noble and common spectators, and a festive procession. Prince Albert arrives to oversee ceremonies while salt money gifts swell the collection, funding the captain’s college-bound voyage.

Literary Chronicle reviews playful romances and farm guides

A long critique spoofs a sentimental novel Live, a Romanck, arguing it shows a young female author’s hand with talk of Perkins and a dream episode, then praises Dictionany of the Fans by W L Rham, lauding Knight’s Dictionary of the Farm and a gaslight city guide. It closes with notes on Clovernook sketches and a vivid Bowie knife discussion from The Chronicles of Clovernook.

London Newby Perkins Algo Byron W. L. Rham Charles Knight

Opera season ends as royal guests attend Il Matrimonio Segreto

The drama section reports that Her Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Queen Dowager attended Tuesday’s performance of Il Matrimonio Segreto. The combined talent of Gusi Persiani Favanti the Labladies and Mario elevated the opera, and it will not be repeated this season.

Prince Albert Gusi Persiani Favanti Labladies Mario Davey Lane Theatre Benedict Venice Old Rapid Farren Lycrum Francis I Benvenuto Cellini Mars Cellini Fidelio Keeley Count Poget Diddear Vining Francis Emery Madame Thillon Otello Crown Diamonds Mias Grant Desdemona Wright Bombastes Furioso Bedford Fusbes Bernard Blanche de Palmy Adelphi Olyympric Leman Rede Markham Slap Laws G. Wild Jefferins Astley Portsmouth Cornwallis Signor Germani Mons Louis Tourinaire Madame Annette Barry Sraanp Napoleon Kinge Richard Ye Sapper Wests Warmer Phelps Macbeth Warner Lady Macbeth Serle Clement White Miss Lebatt Forman London Surrey Portman Porter Mr. Morden Villaiy Emily Temple Lionel Lorton Messrs. Hughes Hicks Saville George Barnwell Countess of Essex Catherine of Cleves Belgrave Square France Boyce Ruggieri E. Harcourt Duke of Guise Sartoris Marcel James Cole Catherine of Medicis British Dominions United Kingdom Dominions Stationers’hall Stationera Cimanosa Cimarosa Artemisia Braham Fenice Conte Colloredo Cimaross Artemis Weber Giovanni Bravam Bown Drury-lane Theatre Bunn Bann Alfred Bunn Theatre Royal Drury-lane Mademoiselle Taglioni Academie Royale Paris Jane Macready America Park Theatre England Carey Hanover Oxford Abergavenny

Execution of William Crouch for the Murder of his Wife

A detailed account of the condemned man William Crouch at Newgate, including his trial defenses, lack of visible remorse, and the ceremony before execution. The report notes the jury’s lengthy deliberation, clemency discussions, and the final pealing of the chapel bell as he was led to the scaffold and pronounced dead.

Central Criminal Court Upper Marylebone-street Newgate Devonshire Home Office J. Graham Davis Alderman Musgrove Crouch Sheriff Musgrove Foundlingospital Davia Rousseau Sandys Newman Musgrove and Moon Anderton and Barrett Cope Wright Uare Normincuam County Hall Dc. Swann William Saville Robert Sutton Mary Sutton New Radford Ann Saville Lucy Wardle Samuel Wardle Wood-street America Samuel Wilkinson Nottingham Wardie’s Woodstreet Sutton James Unwin Saville William Parr Colwick Elizabeth Tate

Whitsuntide Amusements at Greenwich and London Parks

Crowds flocked to Greenwich steamers and railways, with over 40 000 passengers landing and 30 000 conveyed along lines. The fairs in two fields near the Thames offered dancing booths, gin stalls, and large monster structures. Exhibitions across London galleries drew crowds despite mixed weather, with notable sights at the National and Royal Academy, and the Fire of London spectacle at Surrey Gardens.

Mueeday’e Eton Cavaliero Claude Duval Golves Dick Turpin Queen’s Highway Claude Dovals Times of Chivalry Louis Forester Life Guards Drake Lord Redesdale Lord Lincoln Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence Lord Wm. Paget Mr. Colquhoun Mr. D'Isrell Serjeant Talcard Prince Albert Anson Colonel Wylde Hutton Ad Monte Salt-hill Eyos Her Prince Earl of Lincoln Earl Countess of Lord Faversham Marine Ashley Arthur Rule Clayton East Cust Ander W. More Keith Baillie Angenter Bent Jemima Eliot Cornwallia Tsa- Gen Wemyss Adolphus Fitzclarence Cee Smythe M.P Greenwich Royal Hospital Richardson’s Surrey Tom Thumb London St. Paul's Cathedral Bridge Tower London, &c Tyler National Gallery Royal Academy Suffolk Street Pall-mall Stepney Farr Thames-police Court Crown and Anchor Essex Gipsy Stevens Wanpsworra Farm Stepney Adelphi Pier Brighton Dover Eastern Counties South Western Railway Southampton Colchester Hertford Metropolis Florence Unitep Service Institution Gwalior North Pole Jane Porter R. Kerr Porter Westmacott R. K. Porter South America Gentleman’s Magazine St. James’s Bazaar W. G. Rogers Buitisn Museum Westmisster Abbey St. Paul's Duke of York Jay Abelaide J.T. Trenklee Misa Claisten Messrs. Laurent, Jarrett, Prosser Tup Royal Pouyrecunte Institution Gallery of Practical Science C. E. Horn Madame Tussain Chamber of Horrors George IV Duke of Wellington Garvens RecEnr’s Bank Ourang Outan

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