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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 11, 1842

Page

7

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The Queen's Assassination Plot and Aftermath Unfolds

Reports detail the attempted assassination of the Queen, the pubblico response across towns, and the ongoing investigations. Francis’s Newgate confinement follows, with police linking a pawn shop pistol to the crime and tracing handwriting and motives amid royal celebrations and public relief.

Royal Assassination Notes and Windsor Thanksgiving

A Windsor town hall gathering endorsed congratulatory addresses to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert after a recent assassination attempt. The event included prayers and a formal “Thanks for preservation” service, urging loyalty and divine protection for the sovereign and royal family.

Louis Philippe Louvel Duke de Berri Felton Buckingham Ravaillac Henry the Fourth Henri le Grand Henry III Damien Louis XV Poitrot Duke de Guise Ankerstromm Gustavus Sweden Louis Rue de Rivoli Tuileries Constitution-hill Pusiic Merettine Windsor Prince Albert Duchess of Kent Isaac Gosset Blunt Stanford Thomas Clark Jesse Stephen Hawtrey Fergusson England Wales Berwick-upon-Tweed Queen Victoria Prince of Wales Jesus Christ

Review of Royal review at Wormwood Scrubs and related events

Saturday events report a review of the 1st and 2d Life Guards and the 8th Hussars before Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Wormwood Scrubs, with arrivals by barge and four and on horseback. Also noted are gaslight replacement plans near Northumberland House, Peel's dinner with Count Mensdorff, a Royal Academy of Music ball, a Lammbeth custody case ruling, and various legal and local incidents.

Wormwood Scruss 2D Life Guards 8Th Hussars Wormwood Scrubs Prince Albert Counts Mensdorff Bupre Northumberland-House Waterloo-place Strand Robert Peel Count Mensdorff Bath Royal AcadeMy of Music Funda Hanover Square Rooms Weippert Countess of Jersey Marchioness of Earl of Buchan Lady Cardross Ladyshi Lord Cardross Edinburgh Court of Session Lord Buchan Joan Fremine Louis Hants Baron Wren Southampton Willis Fleming South Hants Stewart Carlton Club Borthwick Deponent House of Commons Lower Brook Street Justice Wightman Andover Hants Goddard Dashwood Rhode Taz Kytre Galto Broderip Thames Giacomo Blackwall Mr. Broadwater

Sheridan Knowles Haymarket Play The Rose of Arragon

A London theatre review notes Sheridan Knowles new five act drama The Rose of Arragon at Haymarket. Alonzo the prince and Olivia survive royal plots, Peasant revolt, and regency intrigues as Alasco and Almagro duel for power amid love and loyalty.

Sheridan Knowles Olivia Raphine Mr. Stuart Alasca Mr. C. Kean Velasquez Alasco Almagro Mr. Phelps Carros Alonzo Pedro

Critical Review of Knowles Play Atalasco Performance

The critic notes flaws in the plot and uneven pacing with strong moments of poetry. Mrs C Kean as Olivia earns praise for natural energy while C Kean appears languid in key scenes. Phelps as Almagro delivers forceful passion. The production impresses with Moorish interiors and staging, Audience applauded the author. Knowles not present. The manager announces the rose of Arragom will be repeated on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday.

C. Kean Olivia Alasco Phelps’ Almagro Vining Knowles

Silk mercer counterfeiter held at Marlborough Street

Mary Ann Baker, a young woman described as of interesting appearance, was brought to Marlborough Street police office on Friday charged with uttering a counterfeit crown piece. A Regent Street shopkeeper said she paid with a bad crown piece for stockings. Baker denied knowledge of it being spurious and claimed a friend gave her the money. She was remanded to await Mint solicitor. She wept when remanded.

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