Despatches from Europe and theatre news in a London paper
Reports from Paris Spain and Munich describe the Sebastian affair the kingly queen mother and other events. A new Westminster palace art commission meeting is noted along with a racing accident. The Paris murder case and a London theatre Donizetti Adelia and Esmeralda ballet review follow with cast praise and critique.
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Sword of Honour
Royal Polytechnic School
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Paris Assizes
Gazette Des Tribunaut
Rue de Londres
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Madrid
Queen Mother
MM. Zorilla
Doncel
Valladares
Gallego
Vega
Campoamar
Munich
Universal German
Otho
Duke of
Palace of Westminster
Gwyder House
Marquis of
Duke of Leeds
Melton Mowbray
Bart CannieLe
Earl of Carlisle
Duke
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Grantham
York Herald
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Swan Tavern
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Earl of Shrewsbury
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Whitehall
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Edwin Harford
Broughton
Frederick Schimmings
Maidstone
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Donizetti
Adelia
Signor Corelli
Victor Hugo
Clopin
Guisty
Pierre Gingoire
Esmeralda
Gingoire
Laude Frollo
Quasimodo
Claude
Phobus
Frollo
Phebus
Phoebus
la Nuit Des Noces
Esmeraldas
Giigoire
Gringoire
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Clopiu
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Roi Des Fous
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M. Perrot
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Fissler
Carlotta
Grisi
Cerito
Esmeralde
Perrot
Madlle
Frassi
Florence
Corps de Ballet
Messrs. Grieve
Fanny Elesler
End of the 1798 Rebellion in Ireland and Wolfe Tone's fate
A historical survey recounts the failed French expedition to Ireland led by Humbert and its quick collapse, the ensuing British rout at Castlebar and Ballinamuck, and the capture and execution of Wolfe Tone. It notes strategic missteps, weather cancellations, and the broader impact on Ireland’s struggle and Tone’s legacy.
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Killala
Humbert
Wolfe Tone
Ulster
Dublin
Ireland
England
Bantry Bay
Howie
Belfast
New Ireland
Brest
Grouchy le
Waterloo
Vide Sampson
Egypt
Buonaparte
Toulon
Mediterranean
Nile
Shannon
la Rochelle
Hardy
Kilmaine
Connaught
Hillala
Plowden
Killale
Chavest
Kirkwood
France
Sells
Prince of Wales
Ballina
Dlebar
Lake
Tuam
Castlebar
Ralph Abercrombie
Carhampton
Lord Lake
Athlone
Hutchinson
Lord Hutchinson
Verreker
Coloony
Sligo
Ballintra
Crawford
Lord Cornwallis
Granard
Wicklow
Bompart
Baye de Camarat
Hoche
la Biche
Loch Swilly
Paris
le Bien Informé
Warren
George Hill
Orange
Derry
Earl of Cavan
Tone
Curran
King’s Bench
Lord Kilwarden
Meetings of the Anti League Held at Northwich and Tarporley
Resolutions opposing the League were carried at meetings in Northwich and Tarporley this week though the gatherings were small. Notice is given to officers of Curlew and Pylades about distribution of pirate bounty and shares from 1833 to 1840, with payments on 13 inst and recalls weekly for three months if unclaimed.
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Anti-League
Northwich
Tarporley
League
Her
Curlew
Norfolk-street
Strand
Pylades
T. V. Anson
China
Clifford’s Inn
Causes and Remedies for Distress in Britain by Wade
A mid nineteenth century treatise outline by John Wade argues the root of national distress lies in economic and political structures. He proposes reforms to political economy, property rights, and productive classes to restore national vitality.
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John Wade
Britain
Causes of Distress in Mercantile Fluctuations Explored
The text analyzes enduring causes of industrial distress beyond war or fashion. It argues production capacity is vast but distribution is faulty, with fluctuations driven by price and demand, credit, and speculative buying. It details how high prices spur production until demand wanes, then slackened production leads to cycles of glut and revival.
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Turkey
Europe
Africa
Asia
Egypt
Syria
Levant
Hindoostan
China
America
North
South
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