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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 07, 1840

Page

5

Desertion and mutiny case from a Marine court martial

Joseph Parfitt of the 10th company royal marines was found guilty of desertion and theft of regimental clothing. He was sentenced to 14 years confinement and marked with the letter D under the Marine Mutiny Act. Parfitt was moved on Monday to a convict hulk.

Canet Martiaz Joseph Parfitt 10Th Compeine Royal Marines Pany G. Varto Royal Estearsiuy Robert Hay Glasgow London Col. Conolly Castleown William Kelly Dublin Cavapa Cheney House of Commons Upper Canada Pringle Somerset Chronicle Bunting Robert Newton America Concn Esten Thomas Smeeton Ipswich Suffolk New British Association For the Suppression of Intemperance Colchester Jpsedeh Barpress Havin Sardinia The Presse Sellanches Saxony Bavaria Galignani John Poiglase George Trewowth Benjamin Gearey Charlestown St. Austell West Briton Herre Vfisntry Lochfine West Highlands Iadnorshirt Walter de Winton Radnorshire Hereford Brickwikers Liverpool Albion Viscount Palmerston George Canning Backhouse Statesman Secretary of State’s Office For Foreign Affairs Backhouse Reign Department Fint Bradley Bradley, Frework Lambeth-walk Elscrion John B. Walsh Cliltom G. Tomline Southampton Tuetarp Apmirat Sin Sivxzey Sxuira G.C.B Paris Leutenant-General Marines Bath Sidney Red Leutenant Willian IV Sweden St. Ferdinand and Merit Spain Brox S Somien Eton Willis Newcastle Downshire Wellesley Earl Powis Morpeth Bishep of Carlisle Lyttleton Eilenborough Justice Patteson Francis Chantry Amos Kendall United States Globe Suockixe Drafh Samuel Jackson J. €. Barton Staffordshire Examiner Ies Tes Trave Brawnicuam Railway Times Josh Northern Russia Sacheverel Norwich Sinad Cuuren Offhce Rugby J. Moultrie Nich Malta Keane England Liverpool aFacc Loresel Trafalgar Dock

Taglioni shines in La Gitana at Her Majesty's Theatre

Mademoiselle Taglioni graces Her Majesty's with La Gitana to a tumult of applause. Her subtle expressiveness and varied mood from tender pas de trois to vivacious cachacha captivate the audience, while the Queen Dowager and royal party attend. In London, Kean returns with Hamlet at Haymarket to a throng, with Miss Kelly’s theatre near closure and public debate over pricing and future plans.

Hes Magesty Mademoiselle Taglioni Taglioni Cambridge Haymarket Kean America London Polonius Kelly Welly Mx. Cairtes Kemnte Charles Kemble Messrs Colnaghi Puckie Cockspur Street R.d. Lane A.R.A Mr. Kemble Don Felix Falconbridge Falstaf la Musard Coventgarden Olympic Degauve-Domiigues Madame Pasta St. Petersburg Sheridan Knowles Covent-Garden Theatre Madame Vestris Charles Mathews Miss Austin Mandane Artaverzes Polly Italy Milan Shaksperiays Drury-lane Theatre Eliason Shaksperians Covent-garden Majesty's Theatre Mailles Albertini Fifine Florence Paris Prince de J Maile Fair Sisters

Railway Compensation and Shipwreck Fragments Revealed

The Railway Times reports two compensation cases with claims of £1500 and £3,600 and jury awards of £300 and £390 respectively. A vast wreck of the Royal George has yielded relics in good condition including part of a hat, inkstand pieces, china, wine bottles and bones. The Hampshire Telegraph notes a Hull Santon garden method using hellebore to kill caterpillars on gooseberry trees, recommending powdering foliage after rain or wetting during dry periods for quick destruction.

Westminster A . Cuirtes I Robert Halford Leicestershire Sir Henry Halford George IV Windsor Henry Walter Scott J. Stone Northquay Breydon Reece Aldred Dashwood Smith Norwich Mercury Court of Common Council King’s College Hospital W. Paxton Langford Farm Lamuseth Palace Archbishop of Strand Messrs. Coutts and Co Prince Albert Exeter Hall Lanbeniss Carnarvon Herald Albany Evening Journal Denslow Barber Richmond Chittenden County Nettancourt Sharochefoucauld Lord Stanley Edinburgh Zoological Garden Philadelphia Messrs. Rothschild Common Council of Brechou Paris Brector Tam Ajax Standard Norwich Cheshire Stanley Greenland Lerwick Mary Peterhead Friendship Dundee Duncan P.S Portsmouth Aubervilliers St. Denis Barriére Des Vertus Society For the Proparation OF the Gospel St. Mary Woolnoth Lombard-street Nova Scotia Totan Laptes Cordova Journal Seville Castile Manuel Dos Hermanas England Quebec St. Petersburg Bell Beacon Victoria Channel Liverpool America Switzerland C. A. Droz Philadelphia Ledger Railway Times Hampshire Telegraph Gaitskell Hull Santon Whitehaven Carlisle

Derby Day at Epsom Draws Crowds and Royal Attendance

Sporting Intelligence reports a wet cold Derby day at Epsom under Baron de Tessier and Sir Gilbert Heathcote with judge Farrall and starter Perren. Royal guests included the Queen and Prince Albert. Little Wonder won, Launcelot and Assassin followed. Police increased for Derby, crowds filled the Grand Stand, and observers praised the scene though chafed at Windsor uniforms.

Epsom Terspuay Baron de Tessier Gilbert Heathcote Clark Farrall Perren Pearce Hughes May Duke of Montrose Duke of Beaufort Marquis of Exeter Lord Albemarle Lord Jersey Lord Vernlam Lord Maidstone J. Fitzroy Lord Villiers Lord Kelburn Lord Southampton F. Johnstone J. Shelley G. Heathcote Gen. Gr Richmond Labrooke John Bull Col. Wyndham Pestonjee Bomanjee Conolly Mr. Eddison Robertson Augustus Cinderella la Belezza Festonjee Inshike Bhue Woodcote Mr. Greville Big Palemon Nat Capt. Gardner Che Jady Fulford Mr. Webb Minna Mr. Faulconer Palemon Lord Lynedoch Jeffry Trenn de Fitzroy Thornhill Menelippe Bussorah Camel Fitzroy (i Jeffy Menalippe Home Fitzroy Gardner Be Larrabbas Mann Bristow Alsdorf Brick e'Shaidar Ab. V. Birg Appleton Lass J.day F Canace Heathcote Stinting Matilda Aaron Agst Barrabas Barrevbas Gates Canace John Russell House of Commons Elms Kingston Prince Albert Little Wonder Launcelot Melody Assassin Cruikshank Tottenham Downs Cheam Mayne Muley Thacerta Macdonald Lord Westminster Touchstone Mr. Etwall Mulatto J. Day Taurus EK. Edwards Duke of Cleveland Thean Emilius Maria Lye Lord Kelburne Emilia Elson Mr. Holdsworth Confederate Miss Malthy Rogers Sir G. Heathcote Sophocles Laurel Bertha Buckle Lord Exeter Sultan Darling Menops Acton Wakefield Zen Bukhara Tittle Wonder Scutari Nest Melody Colt Angelica Tauncelot Aielody Kyle Wonder le —Aieledy Amarath Theon Sophicles Anson Pence Albert Bauer Sir. Booth Hahneman Tenebrosa Laiano March Capt Gariner Mary Anne Mr. Firth Wilderness Baldin Clematis Faulcouer Professor Captain Gardner

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