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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 10, 1839

Page

5

Drama and Opera Notes From London Theatres

A summary of theatre news includes Mr Bunn’s Lent plan for promenade concerts interrupted by the Lord Chamberlain, Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton’s Richelieu at the Conspiracy praised for scenery and Macready, and Paris monkeys drawing crowds. Other items cover Jute St Johns burletta The Rear Admiral, Norwich Festival conductor clarification, Macready’s Glasgow relief, Zaraffa in Cork, Bath praise for Braham, and Paganini’s court damages over a Paris concert contract.

Derri Saxe Coveent Garvey Edward Lytton Bulwer Richelieu Macready Yates Paris St Jomes’s Dowton Edward Taylor Ricut Feerixe Corps Dramatique Glasgow Covent-garden Theatre London Glasgow Chronicle Braham Bath Zaraffa Dublin Aldridge Roscins Cork Manchester Mrs. Honey Paganini Casino Paganini Chaussee d’Autin Tribunal de Premier Instance Tamburini Gal Birmingham Metropolis Journal Lord John Russell Birmingham Advertiser Lane Bzer House of Commons Packington Miss Davys Royal Household Lord Chamberlain Wm. Martins A. Bunn Theatre Royal Drury-lane Bunn W. Martins Drury Lane Plough Tavern Hampstead Wakley George Vance Oxford Vance Sackville Street Canterbury 11Th Dragoons 15Th Regiment Suppen Dreatius Greenwich Fatan Woolwich Plumstead Common Thames Central Criminal Court James Wooley Charlotte Rees House of Correction

Royal dinner at Buckingham Palace highlights peers and artists

The royal dinner party at Buckingham Palace included the Earl of Mulgrave Viscount Melbourne Lord Byron Lord Barham and Sir George Rey. Her Majesty honored W C Ross A R A with a sitting for a large miniature picture.

Buckingham Palace Earl of Mulgrave Viscount Melbourne Atin Byron Lord Barham George Rey W. C. Ross A.R.A Lord Fortescue Town Ireland Bruen Carlow London Lord Durham Hull Mr. Hutt Gateshead Ricamont Miles Stapleton Dundar Whig Colley Grattan Boston United States Opp Woxeyx Fork Courant Lord Ebrington Capt Romilly Binkin Grand Duke of Russia Germany Cain Able Norwich CuLtompton Wm. Pike Antonio Fane Alexandria Acre Horan M‘neill Persia St. Petersburgh Vistula Dantzic Cracow Savines Savines’ Banks OF Paris Savings’ Bank of Paris North Divon Southmolton M. Tosti M. Soglia Ossimo Angeli Cumberland Pacquet Coxuchester Oystens Colchester Court of Admiralty Colne Colchester Chelmsford Monkwearmouth Adda Brianton Augusta Marquis of Northampton Royal Society Piccadilly

House of Lords and Commons Debates On Canada and Irish Affairs

UK parliamentary page reports Lord Exterioration questions on Canada and reports registry plans. Lords discuss insult to the British flag and await French log explanation. Commons debates Irish corporations reform, corn laws petitions, India treaties, and registration of electors. bill for Dublin corporations passes second reading by large margin. friction over Lord Fortescue appointment and Protestant church protection noted.

House OF Lords Canada Anada Panera Lord Rapnor Earl Fitzwilliam Lord Lynpuurst Lord Minto Brovcuam Mitvits Sudbury Ayr Devon Dumfries Agricultural Society of Northumberland Somersetshire Elgin Stamford India John Hosnovse W. Duncombe T. Dun Combe Westminster Commons House of Parliament Bannerman Lord Brougham House of Commons Lord Glenlee Scotch Court of Session Times Aberdeen Jackson Shaw Anglis Lord Stanney Lord Fortescue Ireland Buachstone Lord Fortesque Law R. Inglis H. Grarvan D’israeli Lirron Corporation of Dublin Rospert Preex England George the Hear Joan O’connech Maxwell R. Peel Serjeant Jackson Baacce J. Russeau

Intelligence from India reports alliances and military moves

Latest dispatch notes shifting Afghan alignments with Herat joining Dost Mohammed. Campbell now fortifies passes for Kandahar. Russian intrigue grows as Persia shifts toward or away from the British ambassador. Madras papers warn of looming war with Burmah as Tharrawaddie shows obstinacy. Rangoon gunpowder factories and 1000 invincible troops arrive with HMS Favourite. Rebellion near Ava spreads while Woonghees meet Colonel Benson. Nepal frontier quiet. Ghoorka emissaries stir Hindostan. Jeypore settled. mutineers disbanded and join Foster's brigade. Calcutta ends Indian labour transport. Aden expedition claims victory with 13 British killed or wounded. Maitland sails to England. next overland mail from Bombay scheduled. Waghorn’s unpaid services praised for early intelligence.

Waghorn Egypt Bombay Madras Calcutta Herat Dost Mohammed Campbell East India Company Kandahar Persia M‘neil Central Asia Burmah Tharrawaddie Rangoon Martaban Bileng N. W Ava Woonghees Benson Lootaw Vale of Justice Ghoorka Jeypore Foster England Red Sea Aden Peregrine Maitland Moors Columbo Falmouth London

Derby betting notes and racing odds at Tattersalls

The Derby meeting at Tattersalls shows a fair crowd with limited betting. Meunier and other favorites attracted varying odds while the Derby and related races in Manchester and Chester feature shifts in support for Harkaway King Cole and Erin go Bragh. The Manchester Martine entries for the Lincoln season and Bath Open Steeplechases are listed with notable runners and results.

Tattersall’s Algiers Meunier Layera Tross Kremlin Erin Go Brash Zimmerman Aether Valaincourt Bloomabury John Day Lot G. Heathcote Lord Jersey Ray Middleton Duke of Rutland Col. Peel Agat Duke of Richmond Mr. Bowes Erin Go Bragh Duke of Cleveland Albemarle Anson Mr. Wreford Wapiti Lord Suffield Vernon Erin Go Liverpool Harkaway Hotspur King Cole’s Ian Sir Thos Stanley Percy Harry Caravan Cardinal van Buren Copeland King Cole Ferguson Healey T. Stanley Cowboy Colonel Peel Son Heseltine Brother Bay Middleton Flambeau Erin-go-Bragh Manchester Doctor Hydra Maid of Monton Red Rover Chitchat Heron Gasparoni Modesty Sir Ralph Opera Cynic Cruiskeen Brush St. Leonard Bellina Algeria Goldhurst Pastora Eeane Molly Constantine Gilbert Gurney Northendia

Petition Totals and Debates on Education Legislation

The sixth report of the Committee on public petitions shows 2 038 petitions up to February 25. Repeal of the Corn Laws has 243 petitions with 385 436 signatures. 1 525 against repeal with 121 963. Church of Scotland 80 with 17 387 signatures. against further endowment 7 with 5 040 signatures. 50 petitions with 2 471 signatures oppose education not founded on the Established Church. The Talking Canary at Cosmorama delights with a lively speaking bird, a rare exhibition in the metropolis, praised for its persistent oratory and audience appeal.

Committee On Public Petitions Church of Scotland Cherry Metropolis Kingdom

National Convention Debates End in Censure Trials

The National Convention faced a volatile session as Whittle moved to censure three delegates for urging a resolution vowing rights within a month. Harney Ryder and Marsden refused apologies, votes shifted, and expulsions and further censure motions followed amid parliamentary strife.

Nationa Convention Whittle Democratic Association Harney Dr. Fletcher Templebar Ryder Marsden Richardson Julian Harney William Ryder Richard Marsden Sankey Journal du Havre M. Papineau Sylvie de Grasse New York Paris M. Joseph Perier Epernay M. Guizot Lizieux M. Derobert M. Duvergier d’Hauranne M.sauzet Macon Esmond Blanca Home Department Jollivet, Baude St. Marc Girardin M. de Carne Michael de Bourges Soult Thiers Oxford Jos Chapman Lord Dillon James Trotman Chelmsford Abraham Hilliard Susan Playe Eliza Biss Court of Common Council Duckworth Court of Equity Wright's Hotel Strand Buchanan England Duke of Cambridge Edmond Antrobus Glennie Groom Bowler Stephens Liverpool John Law Manchester Queen’s Bench Charles Wetherell

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