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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Mr. Bennett
Mr. Purdy
Mr. Bell
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Bungay
Worship Street
John Jones
Baltier Street
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