Recruiting service and unrest in 1840s Ireland and UK
The article recounts disorder at a union workhouse in Kilmallock with mass surrenders of paupers, a Waterloo toll report noting a large traffic decline but no need to revert, and various London and provincial notices. It includes private letters from Vienna, court busts, ship distress, a fatal drowning in Horselydown, a murder trial verdict, and a Nottingham inquest. It also covers economic distress in wool markets, a Wood Abinger estate lawsuit, and general market gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feet Chronicle
Kilmallock
Epen
Aan
Glenroe
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Ion
Cick
Perial
Vienna
Nicholas
Ymstadt
Leuchtenburg
Munich
St. Petersburg
St. Peterson
Ivatia
Olga
Duke de Bordeaux
Kay
Gawthorpe
Shuttleworth
Gros College
Lord Holland
Eton College
Nollekens
Charles James Fox
Royal Artillery
Ballincollig
Cork
Lock
David
Horselydown
Aken
Higgs
Rose and Crown
Knightsbridge
Liverpool Assizes
Westminster Sessions-House
St Margaret's
James Beckett
Liverpool
Bristol
Grassholm Island
Prosperous
Beckett
Milford Haven
Milford
MorpEs Fron Porsonine
Norrie Ham
Nottingham
Robinson
Benjamin Hurd
Landanum
Ruapox
North Wates
Liverpool Journal
Leeds
Wakefield
Huddersfield
Bradford
Manchester
Abinger and Son
James Wigram
Balteel
Lord Abinger
Edmund Currie
Benjamin Currie
Duke of Gloucester
Ripley
Bagshot
Peiant
Thomas Wilde
Coleridge
Bulteel
Robert Scarlett
Old Abinger
Woods and Forests
Robert Scaret
Mr Currie
Bulhet
Edmund
Amin Currie
Abinger
Comus at Covent Garden and other theatre notes
A long review discusses Milton's Comus performed at Covent Garden with Madame Vestris and Miss Rainforth in key roles, praising singing and stage effects while noting coherence issues. It covers Haymarket Adelphi and Surrey venues, with Burlesque Galatea at Adelphi and Byron tragedy Werner at Surrey, plus fashionables at French Prats and Diorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent-Garden Theatre
Milton
England
Elizabeth
James
Charles I
Comus
Ludlow-castle
Bridgwater
Henry Lawes
Lawes
Arne
Cecilia Young
Clive
Beard
Handel
Arc
King Arthur
Philides
Purcell
Cupid
Corps de Ballet
Leffler
Madame Vestris
Syren
Euphrosyne
Dr. Green
Mr. Harrison
Miss Rainforth
Harrison
Bacchus
Sabrina
Geoffrey of Monmouth
Severn
Dalton Dryden
Conus
Black Hand
Adelphi
Haymarket Theatre
Webster
Charles Mathews
Adelphi Theatre
Romer
Wright
Acis
Iscarcely
P. Horton
Wilkinson
Earth
Lambert
Polyphemus
Paul Bedford
Virgil
Flors
Theocritus
Sion
Hughes
Mr. Hicks
W. Smith
Idenstein
Mr. Collins
Tom Tug
Waterman
Teddy Mullowney
Teddy the Tiler
Queen’s Theatre
Aspen Tremour
Mr. Roger
Robert
Mr. Renaud
Bellain
Mr. Reeves
Aspen
Melliora
Miss Brookes
Fa‘r
Fritzwillliam
Haigh
Hanover Square
Caradori Allan
Adeaide Kemble
Durant
M. B. Hawes
H. Phillips
Prats
London
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George of Cambridge
Duke of Brunswick
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl
Countess of Rosebery
Primrose
Earl of Harrowby
Countess of Lovelace
Earl of Chesterfield
Earl Howe
Stanley
Alford
Rothschild
Bruce
E. Bean Clerk
Quentin
Pechell
Countess of Surrey
Fitzalan
Templetown
Eliot
Bateson
F. Bentinck
H. Paulett
C. Somerset
Ralph
Howard
R. Gardner
W. Bail
Quintin Dick
E. Petre
James Macdonald
C. Tue
Regent's Park
Jesus
Helena
Constantine
Alagna
Piedmont
St. James’s Theatre
M. Perlet
M. Pique Agliette
L' Artiste
Drury-lane Theatre
Marquis of Hertford
Adelaide Kemble
Dublin
Covvent Garden Theatre
Susannah
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Wood
Wakefield
Leeda
Leeds
Tattersall's bets dull as Derby favourites drift in crowd
Racing and hunting news from Liverpool and Hampton. Dirce colt backs at 25 to 1 and Wiseacre 40 to 1 amid sparse betting. Meteor Auckland and Defier supported. Liverpool steeplechases and Grand National sweepstakes results led by Gay Lad. Claude du Val wins Prince of Wales cup. Queen's Buckhounds meet at Redfont yields slow sport. Quorn Hounds and Boston steeplechases details. Regatta at Hammersmith ends Hipkins and Radford dispute with Radford winning by four lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Liverpool
Dirce
Wiseacre
Meteor
Auckland
Derroy
Lord Chesterfield
Wreford
Mr. Gregory
Bowes
Lord Westminster
Pettit
the Duke of Grafton
Lord Exeter
Amina
Kirby
Holmes
Vulcan
Plummer
Hawthorn
Marshal Cult
Mr. Elmore
Gay Lad
Oliver
P. Mostyn
Hunter
Peter Simple
Johnston
Elmore
Sam Weller
Lord Waterford
Columb
Claude du Val
A. Villiers
Mr. Warde
Forget-me-not
J. Baird
Moore
Fae Alco
Tomlinson
Jim Along
Josey
Queen's Buckhounds
Redfont
Staines
Earl of Rosslynn
Prince George of
Cambridge
Arlington
West Drayton
Hayes
Harrow
Pinner
Bislip
Endergad
Meengsbury
London and Birmingham
Pym
Wankle
Frings George
Knox
Ipetting
Cardigan
Gardner
Lord Cardigan
Day
Huntsman
Leicestershire
Horxcastle
Crase
Horncastle
Boston
Mr. Walker
Perseverance
Kicker
the Twin
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Smallpage
Crooksharks
Mr. Elsmore
Lottery
Mr. Smith
Commodore
W. Loft
Baby Sandbeck
J. C. Thorpe
Waverley
Wizard
W. Robinson
Peacock Inn
Oxforpshire Hanpicar Sreghe Caasre
Oxford
Gaylad
Duke of Beaufort
Marquis of Waterford
Chesterfield
Geo. Bentinck
Ducie
Berkeley
Osbaldeston
Beaurozt
Badminton Foxhounds
Cutteswold
Cheltenham
Northleach
Grace of Beaufort
Farmington
Reynard
Sirois Ansuers
Yate Atone
Fox Rae
Pete
Wapley Bushes
Herses
Grand Junction
Parliament
London
House of Commons
Bristol
Hipkins
Radford
Central Criminal Court
London-bridge
Chelsea
Anatomy of the peers Cantrox Baron and related peers
The notice surveys aristocratic lineages including Cantrox, Baron Castle Martyr and Earl of Shannon. Carlisle bishops and earls, Porchester and Carnarvon lines, Arrington Baron, Carteret Baron, Proby Earls of Carysfort, with biographical details, residences, seats, marriages, and political leanings. It notes offices, patrons, and mottoes while contrasting traits and lineage with critical commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantrox
Sarah
John Hyde
Castle Hyde
Richard
Viscount Boyle
Baron Suffield
Baron Tyrone
Earl of Bandon
Doneraile
Cork
Ireland
Connaught-place
East Cowes Castle
Isle of Wight
Carlisle
Hugh Percy
Rochester
Northumberland
Beverley
Canterbury
Willoughby d’Eresby
St. Paul's
Sarum
Manners Sutton
University Club
Pall-mall East
Rose-castle
Earl of
Howards
Charles Howard
Dacre
Gillesland
Georgiana
William Fifth Duke of Devonshire
George William Frederick
Morpeth
Board of Control
Grosvenor-place
Castle Howard
Yorkshire
Naworth Castle
Cumberland
Carnarvon
Herberts
Pembroke
Henry Herbert
Porchester
High Clere
Southampton
Henry George
Spectator
Earl Grey
Henry John George Herbert
Henrietta Anna
Henry Thomas Molyneux Howard
Henry Howard Molyneux
Earl
Earl Malmesbury
Earl Liverpool
Denbigh
Ducie
Egremont
Wootton Bassett
House of Lords
Grosvenor Square
Highclere House
Newbury
Arrington
Smith
Thomas Smith
Bromly
Robert Smith
Baron Carrington
Elizabeth Katherine
Lord Forrester
Lord Bayning
Baron Wellesley
Earl Stanhope
G. Somerset
Mahon
Deal Castle
Buckingham
Royal Bucks Militia
The
Pitt
Carrington
Adam
Pigott
Whitehall Yard
Sears
Abbey Wycombe
Gayhurst
Newport Pagnell
Carteret
Thynnes
Bath
Henry Frederick Thynne
Weymouth
Hawnes
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
Hawkes-house
Ampthill Cangarort
Peter Proby
London
Thomas Proby
Sir John Proby
K.B
Huntingdon
Admiralty
Baron Carysfort
Carysfort
County Wicklow
John Joshua
United Kingdom
Norman-cross
County
John Proby
Baron Alvanley
Baron Loftus
Upper Grosvenor Street
Elton_ hall
Stilton, Hants
Glenart-castle
Wicklow
Accidental Injury Endangers Covent Garden Comedian
The public is told that Mr Jones a longtime Covent Garden comedian suffered a severe accident while advancing toward a fireplace he tripped on a hearth rug and struck a stove. He has been under expert care for two weeks and is now convalescing and expected to return to work soon.
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Jones
Covent-garden Theatre
Prosecution for Bribery At St Albans Assizes
At Spring Assizes Baron Alderson presided over a government bribery prosecution arising from the February 1841 St Albans borough election. Dr. Webster stood accused of offering money to voters Adams and Stebbing to secure support for Lord Listowel over Mr. Cabbell. Evidence traced canvassing, cash payments, and the harassment of witnesses, with the attorney-general stressing strict proof and impartial verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenstex
Baron Alderson
House of Commons
St. Albans
Lord Listowel
B. B. Cabbell
Robert Adams
Earl of Listowel
Cabbell
Raven
Crown Office
Segeant Shea
St. Alban
Edwards
Muskett
Dr. Webster
George Ray
Barnet
Witness
St. James's Street
Whitehall
Whitehall.—Baron Alderson
Agin
Treasury
Charing-cross
Jack Boozs
John Brooks
Samuel Cherry
Thomas Wood
Stebbing
Muskett’s Bank
Verulam Arms
Mr. Cabbell
Grimston
Blue Party
Mr. Blagg
Wingrove
Mr. Quin
Mr. Wingrove
Mr. Kent
Serjeant Shea
Mr. Winegrove
Aylesbury
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Norma
Stanfield
Mr. Yates
Drury-lane
Yates
Eastland
Josephine
Eda
H. Vining
H. Hughes
Werner Ulric
Gabor
N. T. Hicks
J. T. Haines
Knutsford
John Fowler
William Robinson
Newton Moor
Fdcler
Fowler
Shoorine
Wounpme
Joseph Morgan
Elizabeth Brown
Henry
Lambeth-street
Brown
Armagh
Tuam
Plunket
Derry
Ponsonby
Limerick
Hubbard
Evans
Messrs. Hubbard and Co
Pease
BBC Tea Tee Tate
Conan
5 East
Sporting
Rosslyn
Lord Drumlanrig
Lord Longford
Harlequin
Mr. Beauchamp
Carlin
King Cole
the Cardinal
Major Ogilvy