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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 12, 1842

Page

4

MISCELLANY. Dining invite at Oakenwell-green amid reforms

At Middlesex magistrates the court resolved to invite one commoner to dine with the duchy of the county at Oakenwell-green on the 21st next month. Attendees included nobility and church leaders. Separate notes report Port Arthur punishment, a Newcastle barrister fined, and an observatory at Pekin, with various public notices and local incidents.

Middlesex Peter Laurie John Hansler Oakenwell-green Marquis of Salisbury House of Lords Ireland Bury London Archishop Canteree Duke of Buccleugh Lansdowne SNR Uns Hay Newcastle Eh Shields Blake Chich Congou Don Lamnbeth Isle of Ivernsey Guernsey Old Cavendish Street Treasury Perkins Mn Ferrand U.itmntps Villiers Ferrand John Taylor Crook Thomas Ainsworth Weston Rawlins and Son St. Helen's Hugh Mason Siton-under-Lyne Thomas Mason Ashton-under- Lyne Tes Shorrock Preston Grdner Crankshaw, and Co H. and A. Dawson John Lord Bacup Peter Leigh Ashton-under- Ime Robert Platt Staleybridge Pagan, Ogden, and Iuart Rochdale W. Hastings and Co Fiddon and Sons George Benson and Co Soybridge John Haworth and Son John Ave Maria-lane Robert Peel Barclay and Co.'s Hoour H. Barker Hull Warren Sir Robert Peel Mr. Warren Jaromet White -Hart England Earl of Ripon Rumsey Channel Islands Bishopsgate Street Emery Tennent Belfast Messrs Kbbs Bradbury Hawkins Hutton St. Patrick's Benefit Society Earl Fortescue Earl of Devon John Young M.P Duke of ‘Iter Lord Palmerston Lord Duncannon Evans Shakespeare Edinburgh Gene John Writtoun George Chal.atherary David Laing Beloe Oye Writtoun Addi Hay Dees Lowndes

Nou Song no Supper revival at Covent Garden and more

The English stage revival of Nou Song no Supper impresses with a lively cast led by Romer Poole Horton Jones and Giubilei. Covent Garden hosts Bubbles of the Day with Royal observers and the season ends with Mr Fitzwilliam at Haymarket, while French plays and Russell's concert entertain London audiences.

Drury Taratre Romer Covent-Garden Her Majesty Prince Albert Lord Colville Lord Hawarden Colonel Bowater Countess Dunmore Jeux Desprit Haywalker Theatre Mr. Fitzwilliam Sheridan Knowles Constance Miss Mitchell United States Wildrake Strickland William Fondlove H. Wallack Trueworth Bickerstaff Charles Dibdin Mr. Hatton Webster Garrick Colmans le Demon de la Nuit M. Pique-Assiette L' Artiste Perlet Pique Assiette Nicholas Esterhazy Ida Villiers Lord Chesterfield George Anson Peter Borthwick James Macdonald Russerl Henry Russell America Hanover-square Mendelssohn Russell Axp Caantis Kean Glasgow Lady of Evcis Biet Enice Edmun Kean Olympic Theatre

Regulation boosts London luggage checks at customs

The Board of Customs in London issues new rules to speed passenger luggage processing. A second launching waiter will examine only bags not exceeding one packet, reducing delays. The Melbourne ministry is criticized for not enforcing duty, while the Sun notes prior passenger annoyances. A Buenos Ayres shipment of sixty hams and shoulders of mutton is held at the port under import prohibition. Captain Whitley provides details and further notes in a standhtory report.

Thomas Wilde Coleridge Mr. Bulteel Robert Scarlett Lord Abinger Bulteel Sir Edmund Currie Benjamin Currie Edmund Morning Chronicle Leeds Wakefield Huddersfield Bradford Manchester Baker King and Queens Charles-street Bethnal-green Over Mr. Atkin Newington Newington Causeway Joy Clark Weir Sun Fire Office Kennington Lane Messrs. Nisbett Waterloo Road Hambleton Southwark Bridge Road England Greensell L Division Messrs Nisbett Phipp-street Shoreditch Arnold Johnstone Curtain-road Spain Eden Surrey Brentan Assaault D’enxst Cottingham Theodore D'Ernst Park-street Alfred’s-head London Road Camberwell Board of Customs London Custom House Melbourne Customs Sun Buenos Whitley Liverpool

Sporting Intelligence at Tattersall's Grand Meeting

Crowded rooms and lively betting mark the Monday at Tattersalls with strong support for Wiseacre Ballinkeele and other horses. Entries include Circe colt Wiseacre, Auckland, and heavy wagers on Derby and Chester Cup candidates as Oxforp Hippodrome hosts a Royal Sussex beagles presentation and a famed Oxford steeplechase with Gay Lad winning after a stirring four mile chase.

Tattersall Circe Wiseacre Ballinkeele Joanna Espartero Equation Auckland Lord Exeter Sir G. Heathcote Col. Anson Attila Col. Peel Chatham Lord Chesterfield Dirce Mr. Wref Pettit Greenwood Mr. Batsen Wayne Duke of Grafton F. Wood Timoleon G. Clark Willian le Gros Thornhill Trelawney Frederica William le Gros Lord of Holderness Scott Lot Etwall Passion Jersey Adela Exeter Westerna Chester Lord Nevill Prince Albert Yarnton Oxford Elmore Gay Lad Evans Jemmy Heythorp Quartermen Roderic Vever Tommy W.‘Robertson Pony J. Tolitt Sony Porsemon Beybrok-hill Vernton Church Gallant Atyle Roderic Random Gay Mason M‘donough Duke of Marlborough

Bird in Ampthill House Keeps Cozy Winter Home

In Ampthill a small bird with a red vest resides in a gentleman’s kitchen during cold weeks, sleeping among dish covers and evergreens. The creature has wintered there for four seasons, enjoying a warm, snug refuge, while occasionally brave enough to venture outside on milder days.

Tasebye Ess Rochv Ampthill Robin Bedford Mercury Treasure Fouxy Bedford St. Neot'’s Cambridge Chronicle Richard Hitchcock Hinton House of Taylor and ‘Hinton Queen-street Cheapside Bozon Wall Ingatestone C. Marshall Taylor Shave and Taylor John Taylor Fenchurch-street

Important order for governing workhouses under the Poor Law

The Poor Law Commissioners issue a sweeping new regulation for workhouse governance in England and Wales. It outlines admission methods, strict pauper classifications, daily routines, diet, discipline, and visiting procedures, with protections for families, medical oversight, and church access, signed February 15, 1842.

Poor Law Commissioners Boards of Guardians England Wales Board of Guardians Poor Law Visttina G. C. Lewis Epmuxp W Heap

Spring Assizes Northern and Oxford Circuits Briefs

The term opens with Justice Wightman at Cantiz, minor cases highlighted, an elderly defendant acquitted for stealing pea straw. In Oxford Circuit, Pippin found guilty of robbery tied to a murder case, with life transport. Hooper and Lippit acquitted in subsequent poaching and trespass counts. Midland Circuit reports Rutland petty larceny, Lincolnshire murder trial of Francis Jefferys ending in insanity acquittal, and perjury case of James Mountz the Younger, tied to electoral bribery.

Oxford Cheltenham Worcester Vewkesbury Blue Bell Upton Thomas Hooper Joseph Payne Lee Huddlestone Earl of Coventry Picton Payne Saunders Hooper Twig Croydon Coldstream Guards Price Justice Patteson George Lippit Lord Coventry Lippit Midland Lixco Justice Williams Lord Abinger Burleigh Exeter Rutland Lincolnshire Witrut Munoer Francis Jefferys Toynton Willmore Miller William Dunnington Dunnington Jabez Polly Turspay James Mountz the Younger Lincoln Richard Mason William Camp James Muntz Wheelwright Newport St. Nicholas Calder House Silver Street Frederick Kent School-Lane St. Swithin Sibthorp E. Buller Collett Seeley James Quiltersworn Booth No.3 Whitehurst Wildman Mr. Wildroan Mr. Wildman

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