Extraordinary Paris and European Market Items Reported
A wide miscellany from Paris notes Rothschilds loan for Austria at a large sum and market impact, with French loan expectations pushed to September. Galician and Turkish frontier items, Greek unrest, and Mehemet Ali taxes appear amid Madrid politics, Marylebone and Irish peers votes, and public notices. Also reported are a Glasgow failure, Crediton fire, and curious anecdotes from America and Europe about language and manners.
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Paris
Rothschild
M.humann
Duke de Nemours
Marseilles
Turkey
Packa of
Nissa
Constantinople
Porte
Mehemet Ali
Shekibidendi
Mehemet
Marylebare
William Villiers Sankey
Marylebone
House of Lords
Earl of Stair
Lord Trimlestown
Earl of
Fox Maule
Perthshire
Fautr
Berwick
Maidstone
Bridgwater
Stafford
Sudbury
Carnegie
Lord St. Vincent
Holmes
London
House of Commons
William Holmes
Young and Craig
Bighouse
Sutherland
Fainure
Glasgow
Grant and Co
Edinburgh
Tub William Brown
Harris
William Brown
Cape Breton
Caledonia
St. Pierre
Malta
Acre
J. Holland
Kingston
Inglis
Royal George
Hero
Post.Orrick
Moxex Capers
Americay Ficunn
Spesch
Epping
H. J. Conyers
England
Eppingplace
Mr. Conyers
Parsons
Constable
M.P
G. Palmer
R. Peel
Lady Holland
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Heathcotes
Grenelle
Crediton
Baespeei
Nea
Norwich Union
Sun Af
America
Earl of Roden
Trish
Ann Sullivan
Church-street
St. Giles’s
Middlesex Hospital
Journal de ‘Aveyron
Saint Come
Ava
Ani
la Ieee
Hampton and Moulsey Hurst Races Featured Prestige
The Hampton and Moulsey Hurst meeting opened amid favorable weather with a rich Gold Cup handicap attracting sixty-two nobles and gentlemen. Notables including Prince George of Cambridge attended as heats and stakes produced close finishes, praising ground arrangements and crowd management. The week continued with Albert and Lord Eglinton cups drawing large attendance, while Newton Races and a Marylebone versus Sussex match closed the page with notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Ascot
Moulsey Hurst
Royal
Prince George of Cambridge
Lords Chesterfield
Rosslyn
Adolphus Fitzclarence
W. Lennox
Maidstone
G. Bentinck
Macdonald
Somerton
Southampton
Andover
Paget
E. Russell
Baron Austen
C. Kent
W. W. Wynn
Gilbert Heathcote
G. Seymour
A Villiers
H. Rous
G. Fitzroy
H. Pitt
Paulett
J. Macdonald
Wyndham
Greville
Payne
Gregory
Shelley
Maddocks
Magennis
Williams
Phillimore
Brand
Pettat
Gardner
Knox
Household Troops
Booth
Isabella
Sly
Goodman
Bedford
Scott
Windsor
Surrey
Middlesex
Perseus
Coleman
Carlos
Stirling
Pocket Viper
Agst Welfare
Fitzroy
Mungo-Parks
Welfare
Mr.s. Scott
Abel
Butler
Mr. Jenkins
Kate Kearney
Surrey and Haymarket Theatres in London Opera Season
Reports detail Royal visit by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to the Surrey Theatre for Meyerbeer’s Robert le diable and Adam’s La Reine don Jour renamed Queen for a Day. Praises perf and performers Miss Romer and Messrs Wilson and Leffler. notes on stage direction, orchestra, and staging. Also reviews Belford Castle note, Astley’s Theatre relief benefit, and Philharmonic Society season with Moscheles and Liszt performances and Taglioni’s London arrival.
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J. T. Haines
Surrey Theatre
Paris
Surrey
Haymarket
Surréy
Miss Romer
Messrs
Wilson
Leffler
G. Stansbury
Romer
Furioso
Tekeli
HaxyMarket Theatre
Weekly Chronicle
London
Belford Castle
Haymarket Theatre
Scotland
Maywood
Mr. Muckle
Chevalier Murray
Belford
England
Morning Chronicle
Astrey’s
Tfaeatre
Hall
Astley
Messrs. Ducrow
West
Philharmonic Society
Beethoven
Haydn
Salomon
Freischutz
Winter
Vieuxtemps
Sturm
Madame Dorus Gras
Malle
Loewe
Phillips
Hanoversquare Rooms
Bruce Wyatt
W. H. Seguin
Hummel
Corelli
Lindley
Howell
de Bernot
Mr. Holmes
Mademoisella Bertucat
Messrs. Carte and
Richardson
Handel
Verdure
Mozart
Drurus Gras
Woodyat
Tambarini
Parry
Tacironi
Mademoiselle Taglioni
Milan
Vienna
Venice
Great Marylebone Sussex match at Lord's ends in Marylebone win
Lord's hosted a two day match between six Marylebone club gentlemen and five professionals against six county gentlemen of Sussex. Marylebone won by three wickets. Notable players included Lowther Liddell Whittaker Cobbett and Box for Marylebone and Taylor Mason Barton Burnett Smith Haslett for Sussex. Early betting favored Marylebone two to one. Sussex scored 48 in first innings and 93 in their second. Cobbett’s bowling drew praise as a slow bowler unparalled in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Moulsey Hurst
Esher
Royal
Prince George of Cambridge
Chesterfield
Rosslyn
Adolphus Fitzclarence
W. Lennox
Maidistone
G. Bentinck
Macdonald
Somerton
Southampton
Andover
Prudhoe
Tenterden
Paget
E. Russell
C. Baron Austen
F. Collier
C. Kent
W. W. Wynne
G. Heathcote
Gardner
Jemmy
Nat
Goodman
Belgrade
Crouch
Ben Brace
Shackle
Sherrard
Cantle
Colonel Colt
Ben
Home
Wright
Folly
J. Sandiland
Easingwold
Balchin
Hornby
Revoke
Stirling
Comptroller
Shelley
C. J. Taylor
G. Barton
Smith,Esq
Leavey
Millyard
Box
Hawkins
Marylebone
Cobbett
Capt. Liddell
Sewell
Sussex
C. G. Taylor
Maryle-Bone
Lord’s
Marylebone Club
Colonel Lowther
Liddell
C. J. Whittaker
Ri. Kynaston
F. Thackeray
T. M. Wythe
Cobbett, Bayley
Wenman
Hillyar
Mason
E. Burnett
A. Smith
Haslett
Lilliwhite
Dean
F. ‘Thackeray
Hillyer
Capital
Bbett
Wreck search and naval tempo in the North Seas
Naval intelligence reports Comet Meteor and Shearwater sent north to seek the Fairy wreck after the September hurricane. Edinburgh 74 guns to be paid off at Sheerness. Trafalgar preparation at Woolwich with eighty riggers and seamen, ships launched and docked for coppering. Also notes Espoir voyage, railway and stage carriage duties, and a near miss involving Major Cruikshank and Mr Wilkie on Holy Island sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuataam
Comet
Meteor
Shearwater
North Seas
Fairy
Edinburgh
Sheerness
Woolwich
Trafalgar
Portsmouth
Scout
Chatham
Lisbon
Espoir
Paulson
Western Isles
House of Commons
Great Britain
Major Cruikshank
Wilkie
Lady Thorn
Holy Island
Newcastle
Woolwich bombardier dies after fatal gun wound in barracks
In Woolwich a gunner named M Garrettey fatally wounded bombardier John Grace during a drunk quarrel in the royal artillery barracks. Grace, 30, died after the assault and a swinging jury found Garrettey guilty of wilful murder. Grace’s family mourns as the garrison reels from the tragedy.
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Woolwich
Shepherd
Gormer
Royal Artiery
The
Royal Artillery
Chesney
Malta
Mediterranean
Royal Arsenal
Thas
M’garrettey
Great Arch
John Grace
Grace
Sal
Aed
Ordnance Hospital
J. Webb
Jol
M’garretter
Molesworth
Morrice
Wheeler
Garetey
C. J. Carttar
James M'Garrettey
Lord Bloomfield
Thomas
John Webb
John Connolly
Willliam Copeland
6Th Battalion
Richard Herring
John Sommerville
Little
Porterfield
Bombardier Grace
M'Garretty
Free Trade and the Champion of Cheap Bread
A political discourse condemns wealth inequality and calls out the rich for shaping policy to crush poor workers. The author argues against wage suppression under free trade, rebuts the claim that cheap bread lowers wages, and highlights how shipowners and factory towns benefit from bonded imports, while workers suffer. The piece defends equal justice and frames business elites as responsible for crime by policy.
Plenty to do and Free Trade linked to wages in 1841 letter
In a June 18 1841 London letter the writer argues that cheap bread and high wages are interdependent. He asserts that wage levels rise with demand driven by naval and mercantile needs and that food prices do not dictate wages. The piece defends free trade and links bread prices to employment, urging further study of protection versus free trade effects. He concludes by setting up a future discussion on farming interests and protection.
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Thomas Ross
Irongate-stairs
Tower
Wallar
Beale's Wharf
Tooley Street
Dublin
St. Katharine’s
Ross
Battle Bridge
Horslydown
Nile
Greenwich
Gem
Gravesend
London Hospital
Mr. Baker
Thomas Connor
Michael Murphy
Jeremiah Hogarty
Jeremiah Hogarty, of No. 9
Queen-street
Ratcliffe-cross
Ratcliffe Cross
Power
Murphy
Peter
Buchanan
Hatt
Daniel Shan
Nenagh -Gaol
Catherine Ryan
Hall
Cortex Twist
George the Fourth
Central Criminal Court
Robert
Pierre
Admiralty
Sheffield
Birmingham
Manchester
Thompson
Short
Wright
London
Queen's Drawing-room Attended by Royal Family at St James's
The second drawing-room at St James's Palace drew a large, formal crowd with Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and suite in attendance. Buckingham Palace carriages conveyed the royal party amid cheers as foreign ambassadors and others arrived in full state. The report also notes royal and diplomatic movements, health updates, and charitable gifts from notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.James’s Palace
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Henry Graves
Byll
Hayter
John Jurrrex
Lord Jeffrey
Earl. Granville
Duke of Devonshire
Marquess of Westminster
Eatonhall
Cheshire
University
Coolleve
W. H. Walshe
Carswell
Das
Royvat Manrntace
Antwerp
Holland
Prince de Joinville
Sophia
St. Petersburgh
Lyme-hall
Thomas Legh
Stockport
Hanover
Prince George of Cumberland
York
Duke of Northumberland
Bishop of
Chester
Madras
Ics
Paris
Taz
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Sporting
Intelligence
Hampton and Moulsey Hurst
Newton
Copeland
Dunstan
G. Whitehouse
Mr. Graydon
Roscius
Lord Stanley
Rodanthe
Mr. Mostyn
Birthdes
Darling
Skerratt
Lydia
R. J. Mostyn
Myrtle
Lord of the Manor
Lord Eglinton
Bellona
Lye
Mr. Richardson
Mr. P. Higgin
Mr. Collins
Isaac
Mr. Milner
Humphrey
Mr. Worthington
Northenden
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Meiklam
Cornuto
Show Lad
Cartwright
Mr. Hill
Lady Flora
Battledore
Free Trader
Sare Ys
Friends of Free Trade
Somersetshire
Betty
Cotton
C.secereen Cesarean
Hana
City of London
City and Liberties
Westminster
St. Marylebone
St. Pancras
Kensington
Fulham
Hammersmith
Chapelry
St. Luke
Chelsea
Paddington
St. Mary
Stoke Newington
St. Leonard
Bromley