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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1837

Page

7

Theatrical News From London Theatres and People

The piece surveys London stage life with notices of Harleys benefit at St James s and the Postilion operas at Covent Garden and St James s. It reviews Braham Rainforth and Leffler in The Postilion, notes Auber Herold influences, mentions a new Glacier opera after Easter, and flags Mrs Honey at the Adelphi along with April French plays starring Alan and Lafent.

Commons Barnett Offley’s Toho Covent Ardern Hamblin Fuete St. Janes's Harley Blackwall Gower-street Braham Adolphe Adara A’beckett George Stansbury Brabawm Auber, Herold, and Co Fim Adam Diavelo Masaniella Pre Aux Clercs Zampa Madelaine Brahain Lougaineau Leffler Miss Rainforth Mr. Braham Glacier Monsieur Madame Alan Monsieur Lafent

Murder at Calne inquest finds wilful murder

An inquest at the George Inn Sandy Lane Calne returned a verdict of wilful murder against Robert Macfarlane forester at Bowood after witnesses described a morning stabbing of William Wiltshire. Macfarlane was committed to Devizes New Prison for trial at the next assizes.

Calne George Inn Sandy Lane William Wiltshire Robert Macfarlane Bowood William Bushill The George Macfarlane Francis Standish Mr. Brittain John Brittain Stephen Brayley James Pownall

Lords of the Treasury Permit Brichton Landing of Goods

British officials allow merchandise to be landed at Brichton from steam packets instead of Shoreham, altering previous forwarding arrangements. Also notes political shifts as Sir Hedworth Williamson withdraws from North Durham politics due to health and private affairs. Durham Chronicle predicts Tory maneuvers but expects Reformers to unify against disunion.

the Treasury Brichton Shoreham Hedworth Williamson North Durham Durham Chronicle Weakley Devonshire

Statement of Mearney the Assassin at Mansion House

The Lord Mayor questions Mearney as he recounts a nine year struggle for justice after service in India and Burma. He describes refusals by the India Board and officials, threats and a violent confrontation at the India House where a deputy chairman was injured. The incident prompts remand and a debate on justice and state treatment.

Mearney Mansion House India Campell William Ber+inck William Bentinck England Lord Combermere Duke of Wellington Lord Ellenborough Board of Control Colonel Lyster Tudin Mr. Astell Giltspur-street Lord Grey Lord Glenalg Board of Cantroul India Board Alderman Key Kearney King’s Bench Charles Metcalfe Sir Charles Lord Auckland the India Company India House Bishop State Street Pilot's Society Tavas London Sir Peter Laurie Mr. Lock Hebler Foulger Peter Laurie Lock Mr. Hebler Mr. Lech Robert Matson Scotland Ireland France Buenos Ayres Chile Peru van Dienen’s Land Smithfield Hell’s Weekly Messenger Gale Messrs. Hammond Slice Lombard-street Wingham Kent

Insolvent DeEstors Court and Buckingham Palace Drawings

Charles Gould cab master was sentenced to six months from filing his petition. The note critiques juggling of the croducts. Buckingham Palace is described as unsuitable for state occasions with limited access and costly needs for bells and gas, needing Parliament funds for completion. Buckingham Palace’s lack of space at royal events contrasts with St James’s accommodating 3,000 to 4,000.

Charles Gould Buckingham Palace New Palace St. James’s Blore Parliament

Panoramic Alpine View From Ilesere Over Snow Slab Monarcst

A grand panorama from Ny OPEN shows a towering snow-slab Monarcst and its Arsailles glaciers across a valley on the opposite slope. The scene captures vast mountain scenery, famed Alps forms, praised by travelers, with Lago Maggiore’s bright opening sight noted as the exhibition heats for the season.

Ilesere N.B

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