The Late Riot at Covent Garden Theatre Trial
A London jury heard Alfred Bonn and others defend against a conspiracy claim by actor-editor Mr. Gregory regarding a February 13 riot at Covent Garden. Witnesses described the Duke of Brunswick and Mr Vallance’s alleged roles in instigating hisses and disruptions. the defense argued no proven conspiracy existed and noted Gregory’s absence from the stage after the disturbance. The trial adjourned as jurors were exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Duke OF Hissing
Runswick
Westminster
Tindal
Serjeant
Shee
Byles
M. Chambers
Talfourd
Hamfrey
Wordsworth
Bann
Freesky
Duke of Brunswick
Vallance
O. P
Coveen
Serene
St. Giles’s
William Simpson
Timothy O'Neil
Barnard Kilrourin
John Spilling
Timothy Foley
House of Brunswick
Alfred Bonn
Covent-garden Theatre
Covent-garden
Pearance
Shylock
Chard
C. Kemble
Covent Garden Theatre
Hamlet
Presen
Shaksperian Club
St James's
Harps
Covent-gerden
Air
Cooper
Bartley
Edmund Kean
van Amburgh
Corene Tindal
Henry Hughes
Mr. Gregory
O.P
Mr. Vallance
Joseph Benton
Boon
O.P. Box
Duke of Bruns Wick
James Whitton
Covent Garden
Mr. Heath
O.p.box
Crogs
Frederick
John Stephens
Covent. Garden
Shbakspearian Club
Richard
William Carter
Coventgarden
Garrick
Captain Magrath
Duke of
Richard Halyon
Medhurst
Bryanstone Square
Duke
Covent-gerden Theatre
Mr. Banks
Banks’s
Barry
St Giles’s
Old Bailey
Carter
Snipe
Timothy Cookley
Banks
Stanning Joe
Buckeridge-street
St. Gilee's
Garrick’s Head
Bow-street
St Giles's
England
John Lee
Snaksperian Club
London
Kean
Bath
Brighton
Spearian Club
Lord Gardner
Shakeearian Club
Earl of Belfast
Shakspearian Club
Ming
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Southampton
Lord Beaumont
Mr. Macready
Cruse
James Edward Mivart
Count Bathyany
Earl of Errol
Queen's Box
Sergeant Shee
Bunn
Alfred Bunn
Charles Kemble
Sergeant Talfourd
Eom
Paris Budget Changes For Paris and Belgian Line Rail
Foreign intelligence from Paris reports the budget commission maintaining its stance to reduce 14 000 army troops. It outlines tariff revisions for the Paris Belgian line with three carriage classes, cattle transport cuts, goods tariff adjustments, and a payment of one franc per kilometre by the mails. Also includes a Spanish monarchist manifesto criticizing attacks and defending constitutional limits amid upheaval across Spain with Catalonia and Barcelona support.
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Feranch
Paris
Budget Commission
Commission
Orleans and
Tours
Spanien Porty
Spain
Europe
Cortes
Napoleon
Baldomero Espartero
Ason
Army
National Guard
Madrid
Duke of Victoria
le Ferte
Mettras
Galignani
Valencia
Valdez
M. Camaco
Tarragona
Barcelone
Gerone
Zurbano
Catalonia
Saragossa
Villalonda
Legal
Savage
Port Vendres
Cardona
Manresa
Badalona
Salsona
Granada
Malaga
Bes
Cadiz
Seville
Ronda
Andalusia
Ciudad Rodrigo
Valladolid
Burgos
Galicia
Imparcial
Barcelona
Hith
MM. Castro
Martinez Tort
Lopez Vasquez
Senillesa
Grand Almiral
Ricart
Safunt
Angulo
Degollada
Lincayos
Castillo
Tarragons
Renas
Prim
Pajol
Montjouik
Isabella
Conrixzz
Teabella
Union
Espartero
Queen Christina
Paria
Spanish
Seorne
Aragon
Azid
Metropolis Society Minutes and Public Meetings in London
The second anniversary meeting of the Syrian Mission Arts Association was held at Music Hall Store Street Bedford Square chaired by Lord Ashley with MPs and clergy in attendance. Reports show 1440 persons aided from Beyrout since 1842 and plans for Beyrout and Damascus hospitals. Temperance and Freemasons events followed with large audiences and substantial funds raised. A workhouse school inspection at St Marylebone showcased strong pupil progress, and a Bassett railway vote counted proxies and declared directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Presbytery
Sraian Mysical Art Association
Music Hall
Store-street
Bedford
Lord Ashley
M.P
Baron de Bode
F. W. Cowper
Henry Halford
J. Clarke
Kerns
Beyrout
Damascus
H. Halford
W W. Cowper
Archdeacon Robinson
Yates
J. Hamilton
A. Hanson
J. D. Paul
Temperance
Peace Society
Mr. Clarke
New York
S. P. Andrews
Texas
James Fuller
J. S. Buckingham
Joseph Sturge
America
India
Africa
Robert Peel
Bart
Asytus
von Drcayep
Earl of
Toyal
Duke of Sussex
Corps Musicale
Turner
Fornasart
Giubilei
Bsizzi
Seguin
Blewitt
Jolley
Mangresoue
St. Marylebone
E. Scobell
P. Moody
Thorne
Board of Guardians
Buicuton Railway
Propriotors
London
Bishopsgate Street
John Harman
William Follett
Frederick Pollock
Waddington
Parsons
Gilbert Henderson
Nash
Rowland Hill
Captain Kelly
Sir John Simpson
Crowley
Wigan
Entwistle
Whitwell
Liverpool
Fires in Liverpool Warehouses Alarm Borough Officials
In Liverpool on a Monday morning a fire broke out in an old excise office in Hanover Street, likely started by a candle in a depository for oakum. Fire engines contained the blaze within an hour, with damage under £50 and roof damage near warehouses nearby. A second incident involved a warehouse on Dundee Street where a locker found a cotton piece with matches placed to ignite a conflagration. The attempt failed as the cotton did not continue burning, but investigators and magistrates pressed for heightened anti incendiary measures amid fears of a gang. Authorities, merchants, and insurers coordinated to guard property and possibly reward culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Anorten
Excise
Hanover-street
Oakum
Lockhart
Dundee-Street
Dundee
Seasions House
Dowling
Whitty
London
Manchester
Guardian
Manchester Guardian
Stockeport
County of Chester
Court House
Stockport
James Swann
John Gatley
Staleybridge
Richard Gatley
Bredbury
Thomas Bromley
Hatherlow
Cheshire
Swann
Sim Allis
Thomas Scholefeld
Robert Howe
Bromley
Staley Bridge
Lite
Hyde
Bromey
Allis
Scholefield
Howe
Chester
Marple
Little
Gatley
Court Dismisses Case As Verdict Reaches Defendants
In a crowded courtroom the jury returned a verdict for the defendants after an absence of about three quarters of an hour. Applause erupted but was checked by the lord chief justice who reminded the auditors that they were not in a theatre.
Opening of the museum of philosophical instruments at Kings College
The ceremony opened by her Majesty presents a collection formed for the instruction of the king’s children. Prince Albert visited the rooms and lecture viewing silk-coating models and the terrace crowd. A planned electric experiment from the shot manufactory failed due to a cut wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krxe
King’s College
Socus
Kew-palace
Prince Albert
Munpen
Sincipe
Aberdine
Ireland Repeal Agitation Opens with Ennis Demonstration
Ireland's repeal movement shows massive support as Ennis hosts a vast procession for O Connell. An estimated 500,000 to 700,000 marchers, with triumphal arches, banners, and clergy leading to Ballycoree racecourse for a public meeting. O Connell pledges to keep to lawful means while urging unity and resistance to Crown authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusank
Ennis
O'Connell
Ireland
Ireland &c
Gael-Street
Limerick
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Foreign Intelligence
Portugal
Lisbon
Faisours
Royal West India Mail
Trent
Borer
West India
Jamaica
Great Britain
Glen Handy
Kingston
Sierra Leone
Barbadoes
General Assembly
Demerara
Corinne
Constantinople
Redschid Pacha
Michael Obrenowics
Protiesh
Redowics
Raditzowics
the Metropolis
Clare
Lower
Gaol-streat
Ballycoree
Dromoland
L. O'Brien
S. O'Brien
Steele
C. O'Connell
O'Leary
Deerpark
O’connel
Tim
Inagh
Peel
Wellington
Asia
Mr. O'Connell
TaLoxrz
Exnis
Summerhill
Lord Friench
Lord Friench, the Meeting Was Addressed By Mr. O'Connell
Waterloo
Jane
Bobby
Navy
R Peel
Athlone
Derry Standard
Herald
Edward Sugden
Norry
Dundalk
Docwr Murphy
M‘mahon
13Th Light Dragoons
Newry
Orange
Cavan
Tullaroan
Kilkenny
William F. Finn
Daniel O’connell
Dublin
Arranquay
Rathmines
Usher's Quay
Mountjoy Martyn
2D Life Guards
Windsor
Mr. Barton
Dennett
Barton
Martyn
Spital
Marty
Thompson
Queen’s-head
J. Chapman
John Macdonald
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