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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 24, 1843

Page

2

Disturbance at Garrick's Head over Mr Gregory case

Testimony from numerous witnesses details theatre night on February 13 and the crowd’s reaction to Mr Gregory and the Satirist. Characters include Vallance Medhurst Banks and several club members. The case questions whether a conspiracy existed to bar Gregory from acting and whether the audience outcry was righteous indignation.

Mr. Gregory Gregory Shuggnecore Hamlet Gregory William Carter Acaminee Garrick Gregory Perfor Gaptan Magrath Sherian Club Richard Crous Satirist Duke of Brunswick West Indies Richard Halyon Medhorat Ile Mr. Vallance Dukes House Bryanstone Square Vallance Baron Andilaw Baron Andlaw Covent Garden Theatre Medhurst Valdance William Simpson Covent-garden Theatre Mr. Banks St Giles's Banks God Hiss Barry St. Giles’s Old Bailey Carter Snipe Timothy Cookley Joe Bucket Tidge-street Joseph Banks St Giles’s Garrick’s Head Bow-street Coventezarden Myeett Crose England John Lee Shaksperian Club Saintiff Covent-garden London Kean Bath Brighton Shakspearian Club Lord Gardner Belfast The J. Gregory J. Gregory Refused the Money. Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence Southampton Lord Beaumont James Edward Mivart Count Bathyany Shekspearian Club Earl of Errol Queen's Box Sergeant Shea Bunn Alfred Bunn Charles Kemble Sergeant Talfourd

Jury finds for defendants in stage conspire case

Lord Chief Justice Tindal summarized the evidence noting two overt acts in the alleged conspiracy to drive the plaintiff from the stage. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned verdict for the defendants as a crowded court applauded, the judge reminding attendees they were not in a theatre.

Scomspi Tindal

French and Spanish upheavals and Atlantic news

Paris reports the budget commission's stand to cut 14,000 army men while revising Paris Bel an line transport tariffs and cargo rates. Spain sees insurrection spreading with Barca and Tarragona joining, proclamations issued, and several generals and officials fleeing or switching sides as regent contemplates action. Lisbon and Caribbean dispatches note royal concessions, Jamaica reports crop prosperity, and East Indies telegrams mention a Serbian amnesty and a notable electric incident.

France Paris Budget Commission Paris and Belan Commission Orleans and Tours Spain Valencia Valdez M. Camaco Tarragona Barcelona Gerona Zurbano Catalonia Saragossa Y Villatonda Legal Savage Port Vendres Cardona Andalusia Ciudad Rodrigo Valladolid Burgos Galicia Madrid Emparcial MM. Castro Martinez Tort Lopez Vasquez Senillesa Gran Almiral Ricart Reuss Prim Zurbanc Pajol Montjouik Coxruxez Espartero Seoane Aragon F Muaparo

New Catholic Church In Islington Opens In Elizabethan Style

The Metropolis reports the consecration of St John the Evicret in Duncan Terrace Islington by the Bishop. In attendance were prominent church and civic figures. Also covered are the Syrian Medical Aid Association annual meeting, temperance conference with American delegates, and a jailhouse workhouse examination with pupils praised for their schooling.

Duncan Terrace Islington Griffithe Wiseman Syrian Mupical Arp Association Music Hall Store Street Bedfordsquare Lord Ashley Baron de Bode F. W. Cowper M.P Henry Halford J. Clarke George Rose J. D. Paul Archdeacon Robinson Colle Syria Palestine Kerns Beyrout Pees Damascus H. Halford W. Cowper Yates J. Hamilton A. Hanson J. Ritchie London Peace Society Mr. Clarke New York S. P. Andrews Texas James Fuller J. S. Buckingham Joseph Sturge America India Africa Wich Robert Peel, Bart Freemasons Earl of Corps Musicale Meadames Albertazzi Adeline Cooper Chatfield Turner Signora Fornasari Giubilei Brizzi Seguin Blewitt Jolley St. Maryissoxe Woaxsouse T. Js E. Seebell P. Moody Thorne Royal Agnicuctunsl Society Hanover Square Lord Portman Duke of Richmond Marquis of Downshire Francis Drake Bart Charles Burrell J. Johnstone Challoner Wood le Coutier Isle of Jersey Miles Childers Pendarves Pusey Colville Barclay Fuller de Pré Bramaton Professor Sewell Rev. W. Rhaur Colman United States M. Aderer England Mexico Ne Bahama Islands Michigan Derby Unite States Davenport Cheshire Warne Norfolk Noble Burronton Razway London Tavern Bishopsgate Street John Harman William Follett Frederick Pollock Waddington Gare Parsons Gilbert Henderson Nash Rowland Hill Captain Kelly John Rapen Mr. Crowley Mr. Wigan Mr. Entwistle Mr. Whitwell Mr. Watson Mr. Ellis Mr. Cooper Mr. Lee W. Smith Thompson Heaviside Hotham Flood Mansfield Aberdine Kenchstreet Adense Crown Tierney Perkins Hutchins Greenwich

boy rescued from peril after fall into river near Greenwich

A nearly fifteen year old apprentice, Thomas Henry Morgan, was saved from a dangerous fall into deep water near Greenwich. He had left his master’s shop with jewellery to deliver and later wandered, suffering head pain, before being found by his mother and treated.

Thomas Henry Morgan Queen Street Goldensquare Job Tichbourne-street Oxford Friay Greenwich Cole Calthorpe-street Gray's Inn-road Aie Foundling Hospital Holborn Farringdon-street Seat of England Connorton Masey Phenix Stall Walworth le Mann Guy's Hospital Albany Road Gnand J. Henry Roberts Guy’s Hospital

Thanksgiving for withdrawal of educational clauses in Factories bill

Provincial Gloucester reports a prayer meeting at a Wesleyan chapel to thank God for the withdrawal of the educational clauses from the Factories bill. Ministers praised the deliverance, while one cautioned about uncertainty, and attendance was steady though not large.

Gloucester Theo Liverpool Excise Hanover-street Oakum Lockhart Dundee-street Dundee Dowling Whitty London

Ireland Treason Prosecution Fears and Irish Scandals

The Derry Standard says the government watch materials to prosecute Mr O Connell for high treason while The Herald derides the statement as fudge. Sir Edward Sugden may travel to London as Irish affairs cause ministerial strain and undecided court rulings. Rumors claim the Irish chancellor faces conflict over magistrates dismissal and is unfairly treated. A Dundalk Repealer meeting enlists Captain M Ma hon of the 3rd light dragoons after he paid £1. Orange lodges vow to skip processions in July. Three Kilkenny men are jailed for conspiracy to assassinate William F Finn, brother in law of Daniel O Connell.

Manchesthe Bovnine Wanznousks Liverpool Manchester Manchester Guardian Rugsy Jaxx Pickford Rugby Hich Sinclair India Naples Leicester London Stockport County of Chester James Swann John Gatley Staleybridge Andichard Gatley Bredbury Thomas Bromley Hatherlow Cheshire Swann Sim Allis Thomas Scholefield Robert Howe Bromley Mr. Little Hyde Allis Scholefield Howe Chester Marple Little Gatley Derry Standard O’connell Herald Fudge Edward Sugden Nontu Dundalk Repealers M‘mahon Orange Cavan Tuilaroan Kilkenny William F. Finn Daniel O'Connell

Public disaffection and railway ruling in Scotland

The London presbytery disavows the parent body amid mainitary inquiry into Perth riot. Reports from Perth and Glasgow note fever and health concerns, Loch Katrine steam boat to boost tourism, and a sheriff’s ruling upholding railway bye laws on seating when tickets are bought at intermediate stations.

London Presbytery Perth Perth Advertiser Puntre Hearth Glascow Scotch Reformers’ Gazette Stirling Sheriff of Ayrshire Glasgow and Ayr Trvine Ayr Eglinton Park Glasgow

Marmaduke Wyvil and Alice Selby in a Passionate Rejection

The excerpt reviews Marmaduke Wyvil and Alice Selby’s clash over love and faith set amid intrigues with Isabella Oswald. Alice denounces Wyvil’s betrayal, demands truth, and declares lasting love while urging him to repent. A key passage includes a dramatic scene in which Wyvil denies past vows amid accusation and jealousy.

Alice Wyvil Marmaduke Alice Selby Woolverton Alica Armaduke Isabella Oswald Tuileries Marmaduke Wyvil Wyvill Mar Eumonices Ladie Madame de Gondi

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