Marylebone politics and tradesmen notes mixed night briefing
The Marylebone Constitutional and Tory Association reports a register of 11,626 electors with a small rise, notes Tory support for Lord Teignmouth ally Bond Cabbell, and mentions a plan for a joint Conservative candidate. Also covered are joint stock bankers seeking to add Blewitt and Turner to a parliamentary inquiry, a harmless Wimbledon duel, iron works revival, a Belfast to London university degree provision, and other assorted local and national tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Aylebone
Marylebone Constitutional and
Wigmore-street
W. A. Mackinnon
Lord Teignmouth
Bond Cabbell
Cabbell
Poet Stock Bank Committee
Joint Stock
England
Wales
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
Broad-Street
England and
House of Commons
Joint Stock Bankers
Blewitt
M.P
Monmouth
Edmund Turner
Truro
Wimbledon Common
Flower
Brown
Bath
Staffordshire
Wolverhampton Chronicle
Royal Belfast Institution
London University
Egypt
Guildhall
Sheriffs of
Paris
Belgium
Golding
Charing-cross Hospital
Lord Leigh
Birmingham
Dursley
Glouttershire
Mathew
Nenagh
M‘affee
Cork
Kahen
Limerick
Michael Beer
Berlin
Robert Fe Diable
Prussia
France
Italy
Wise
Rushmills
Northampton Herald
Marylebone
America
Staffordshire Examiner
Imuellastical
London
Diocese of
In Sprite
Edward Bowyer Smyth
Hill-hall
Essex
Cam- Inver Sree
Edw. Fisterne
Thomas Smyth
Royal Dock
Trathgar
Wits
Prince Albert
Anon
Stedman
Tower
Bowchurch
Cheapside
Sithat
Burwash
Airburn
Gozee
Giles
Miller
C. Wilson
Lobb
Lud- Wilson
Frost
Portsmouth
Niagrashire
Gomes
Grant
Morton
Hay Isell
Ballindalloch
Nhatt Tee Shire
Ahly
Bhs Orfs
Crnties Poe
the Midland
Church of England
Doncas- Teas Lowe
Sounigt
Consegnen Sentleman
Drama at Her Majesty's Theatre and Covent Garden
A long survey of London theatre last week notes Her Majesty's with the Queen and Prince Albert in attendance for Sonnambula and Elster's performances, plus praise for Persiani and Ricciardi. Covent Garden hosts Romeo and Juliet with Miss Mordaunt, while Hamlets shine at Haymarket. Reports from Covent Garden’s anniversary festival praise Bartley, Vestris, and the starry lineup, and mention upcoming Drury Lane plans and continental premieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty’s ThEatre
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Hevsens
Persiani
Fanny Elster
Madame Persiani
Amina
Ricciardi
Fanny Elsler
Covent-Garden Theatre
Shakspeare
Jane Mordaunt
Nisbett
Juliet
Anderson
Romeo
Madame Vestris
Haymarket Theatre
Webster
Phillips
Everett
Hamlet
Macready
Phelps
Ghost
London
Warde
Miss P. Horton
Ophelia
Miss Horton
P. Horton
Fitzwilliam
Bradwell
Ladies’ Gallery
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
Marquis of Clanricarde
Lord Prudhoe
Lord Leigh
William Owen
Hesketh Fleetwood
Wiliam Curtis
Gilbert Heathcote
B. Smith
Bartley
William Curtis
Captain Forbes
C. Mathews
Edward Hooper
Benedict
Charles Kemble
Italy
Kembles
Wallack
Charles Kean
America
Old Drury
Hammond
Haymarket
Betty
Gloucester
Watson
Aldridge
Roscius
Dundee
Manchester
Keeley
Jim Crow Rice
Braham
Dublin
Washington
Monsieur Gouffe
Gnome Fly
Garrick Theatre
Beaumont and Fletcher
Hamburg
Derby Favourites Mix In Tattersall's Sporting Intelligence
Derby betting moves show Angelica and Confederate near top on the Derby list with Confederate favored, Ottoman and Wardan also attracting support. Oaks and 2000 Guineas activity linger as individuals like Angelica, Crucifix, Grey Milton and Monops appear in varied odds. Derby games and a Shrove Tuesday Harmonic Society meeting are noted with crowds and songs in Nottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Angelica
Confederate
Yeckes A
Launcelot
Gambia
Bokhara
Wardan
Lord Orford
Mr. Wreford
G. Bentinck
Duke of Grafton
G. Bent
G. Heathcote
Gardner
Wreford
Anson
Sadler
Torres Vedras
Robinson
St. Andrew
Lord
Albemarle
Grey Milton
Ford
Westminster
Col. Anson
Fowler
Greatrex
A. Smith
Society For the Encouragement of the
France
Derby
All Saints
Peter
Derwent
Derby Harmonic Society
Nottingham
Talbot
Glen
Owen
Trial of Sheffield Conspirators at York Northern Circuit
The Sheffield conspirators case opens in York with authorities guarding the court. Samuel Holberry Thomas Booker William Booker and James Duffy face charges of chartist conspiracy to incite insurrection and disturb the public peace. Evidence centers on weapons, secret meetings, oaths, and accomplices including Samuel Pownall Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Manon
Justi Erskine
Sheffield
John Campbell
Samuel Holberry
Thomas Booker
William Booker
James Duffy
Wells
G. Lewin
Duffy
Sergeant Atcherley
Wightman
Crown
Gregory Lewin
Watson
Horbury
Murphy
Bookers
William Wells
Societies of
Chartists
Holberry
Father Andson
Samuel Pownall Thompson
Figtree Lane
Rayner
House of Lords
Attorney General
Edinburgh
Trial of Feargus O Connor for a Sedition Libel York Assizes
Feargus O Connor faced a York Assizes jury on a sedition libel indictment linked to the Northern Star. Prosecutor Atcherley argued the paper urged insurrection, while O Connor defended himself, insisting his chartist stance was peaceful. After a lengthy trial, the jury found him guilty of libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Assizes
Feargus O'Connor
Northern Star
Sergeant Atcherley
Wightman
O’connor
O'Connor
Newcastle
House of Commons
O'Connell
London Morning Papers
Muntz
Birmingham
Hibdel
Mr. O'Connor
Monmouth
Mr. O'Brien
Liverpool
Guilty Verdict Returned for All Prisoners in Oath Case
The court, noting an unlawful oath prior to testimony, instructed the jury to weigh sworn statements against other proved facts. The jury found all prisoners guilty after careful consideration, though no sentence was given before ten o’clock. The trial extended through a lengthy session with limited breaks.
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Sentinelle Des Pyrénees
W . Faget
Bell
Bayonne
Herman
W. Paget
Pentwyn
Fontypool
Spittal
Berwick Bay
Old Shipping Company
Queen Charlotte
Berwick Harbour
Berwick Shipping Company
Leith
Berwick
Luff
Lurgashall
Brighton Guardian
Burnmouth
Eyemouth
Rapid
Knowles
Miss Elphinstone
Yorkshire
Huddersfield
Inverness Courier
Duke OF Marlborouch
Blenheim
Duke of Marlborough
Marquess of Blandford
A.S. Churchill
A. Spencer
Lord Churchill
W. Carlisle
Woodstock
Monmouth Merlin
Ramsay and
Craufurd
Rifle Brigade
Windsor
Thames
Eton
Ramsay
Danine
Deansgate
Manchester Times
East Port-street
Dunfermline
William Rennie
Caledonian Mercury
Ratcliff
Bridget M‘kean
New Street
Bishopsgate
London Hospital
Mile-end-road
Sporting Intelligence
Feargus O’connor
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