Macready receives grand testimonial at Covent Garden
Paris dispatch notes turmoil in France as deputies debate army cuts and regent support. Madrid Gazette reports decree against routes. Lerida and Figueras pledge loyalty to the regent. Fire at Rolls cloth mill on Old Kent Road causes major damage unins ured. A harsh assault case in Central Criminal Court ends with 15 years transportatio n. Ascot race disturbances involve soldiers clashing with thieves and gipsies. several beaten, two women robbed. Major legal notices and circuit schedules listed. The centerpiece is a lavish commemorative testimonial for William Charles Macready, presented by the Duke of Cambridge at Willis's rooms, with Dickens and others in attendance.
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Drama and Opera at Her Majesty's and Adelphi Theatres
Norma dazzles in a Royal audience with Grisi and Mortini in Adalgise while Guy Stephan receives praise for the ballet. Donizetti Elisir d'amore shines with Nario and Persiani. Kean's Richard III drawn, though faults noted. Adelphi previews the Great Wizard, four Virginia minstrels, and Sweeney origins. Accident at BiswellHam Theatre injuries restraint emerge. Royal visit yields £600. Batty honoured by theatre men. Spohr arrival awaited for Philharmonic rehearsal.
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Weather and shipshape misadventure on Thames
Paris dated notes report delightful weather and abundant hay harvest while a party of six amateur rowers on the Thames capsized near the Penitentiary after leaving Putney. Thames police rescued five, the sixth, a nobleman’s son, initially refused aid, later reconsidered. Separate inquests recorded accidental deaths of a 14 year old and a six year old from falls and river incidents. Sporting items cover Hampton races, Cambridge crews, and university matches with detailed results and commentary.
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Irish Strife and Conservative Resolve in 1843
A Times summary reports a June 17 1843 meeting of Irish conservative peers and MPs at the Earl of Wicklow's house. They deplore Ireland’s unrest, warn against mass gatherings, vow to uphold the law and public peace, and thank Peel for backing government action. Also notes Bank of Ireland half-year dividend, clerical offertory guidance from the London bishop, and various political and social items from the period.
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Socialist Emigrants Sail for U S Colony on St James
A group described as Socialists departed Saturday on the St James to settle in western United States. They publish a code for governing their new colony, plan £30 land allotments per household, and share profits from estate property. Emigrants are in good health, mainly of humble station, funding travel from England and conducting trade by labor products to avoid debts. A bank robbery at Lyne Norfolk: East of England Bank notes worth £3265 stolen by clerk Whliate Henry Sangar, age 21.
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Monomania and insanity law questions before the Lords
The House of Lords heard the ten judges address questions on monomania and insanity defenses. They considered how to instruct juries on responsibility, the admissibility of medical opinions, and how to frame questions about a defendant’s state of mind at the crime’s commission. The judges stressed practical application over abstract principle and noted their opinions would guide future law.
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