Daniel the Dentist and the wisdom-tooth satire in Parliament
A fragmented satirical piece mocks Daniel the Dentist attempting to extract wisdom teeth from Tory peers, suggesting none were present, and parallels this with political cleverness. It follows with assorted quips on press freedom, public humor, and varied 19th century observations.
London Theatres Open With Diverse Comedy and Music
The Drana and Haymarket revive Sheridan Knowles with Love Biase featuring Miss Taylor’s Constance and a new one act farce 4 Wife for a Day by Bernard. St James’s presents His First Champagne with Leman Rede. Beethovens, Moscheles, and a debut by violinist M David in a Pain Harmonie Concert. Kean thrives on provincial tours as Lyceum prepares Easter reopenings. Drury Lane previews Van Amburgh farewell and a new Covent Garden opera after Easter.
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Hill
Jonathan
Clara
Gretna Green
Kenneth
St. James’s
Leman Rede
Wrench
Haymarket
Drury Lane
Lyceum
Montague Penley
Drury Lanse Theatre
Mr. van Amburgh
London
Paris
Rooke
Covent Garden
Henry
Phillips
Manvers
Miss Rainforth
Dull day at Tattersall's betting scene and race listings
Sporting Intelligence notes a very dull Tattersalls day with few bets. Odds against favorites are listed for many horses including Scott's lot Thornhill's three and Lord Jersey's Brother to Bay Middleton, along with detailed entries from the Hampton Spring Meeting and several steeplechases including Haverford West and Boston events. Also mentions the Queen's stag-hounds not going to the New Forest and Sir John Barker Mill's plan to relinquish hounds due to fox destruction.
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Dammiel
O'Connell
Commons
Daniel
House of Lords
New York
Regent’s Park
Penobscot
Erit Aero Ciuvurch
Hole
Newcastle
Herbert
Elizabeth
St. Pancras
Cole
Earl of
Corsham
Wilts
London
Christopher Barker
St. James’s
Duke of Leeds
Ireland
New South Wales
Paley
Mudie
Sydney Monitor
House of Commons
Carlton-house Terrace
General Post-office
Leary Dukes
Queen-street
N.B
Russia
Poland
Ukase
Jesus Naterz
Mr. Northcote
South Zeal
Eary
David Brewster
University of St. Andrew's
Buist
Edinburgh Courant
Spurzheim
Bannister
Thesiger
Bruen
Austin
Ewart
Charles Scarborough
Duchess of Portsmouth
Harpwear
George Wilson
Blackhall
Dryden
George Mercer
Scotland
Scotchman
Great Britain
Richmond-bridge
Strand
Waterloo Bridge
Literary Gazette
Lincoln Hospital
Stamford Ercury
Sheffield Literary and Philosophical Society
Ebenezer Elliott
Elliott
Sheffield Iris
Europe
St. Patrick's
Bow-street
Olb Pax
Wakley
Francia Head
Lord Ebrington
Dublin Castle
Tattersall’s
TxHurspar
Scott
Mr. Thornhill
Lord Jersey
Bay Middleton
Col. Peel
Algiers
Duke of Rutland
Flambeau
Duke of Cleveland
Kremlin
Albemarle
Tros
Anson
Zimmerman
Lichfield
Eddison
Kathleen O'More
Hampton
Williams
J. Baird
Greatrex
Tarrare
Waldegrave
Clasher
Beauchamp
Ma Bertha
Lord Drumlanrig
G Crusoe
Mr. Beauchamp
the Devil
Mr. Brown
M Polly
h.Snoozer
Everly
Haverford West
Davis
Madcap
Purcell
Beynon
Child
Summeras
Harry
Biddulph
Doncaster
Earl of Zetland
Physician
Orville
Heliantha
Boston
Clayworth
Cartwright
Soulby
Flora
Colley
Newman
Burton-Upon-Trent
H. F. Brown
Flash Billy
H. Woodhouse
W. Bathew
Marianne
W. Princep
Jenkinson
Calvert
Gamecock
Woodhouse
Dester
Capenhurst
Wwe
Warwick
F. Charlton
Chapple
Lamb
Vivian
Rawlinson
Chilson
W. Day
E Peel
Jones
Bre
Poet
Baxter
New Forest
John Barker Mill
London City Defends Ancient Rights Against Police Bill
A London deputation met Queen Victoria at Buckingham Palace to seek her intercession against a new Police Bill that would bind the city to metropolitan oversight. The City’s address warns the measure would erode chartered liberties and centralize power, urging the Queen to interpose. The interview with Lord John Russell yielded no change.
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Buckingham Palace
Johan Russell
John Russell
House of Commons
Aldersgate
City of London
London
William I
Edward the Confessor
Charles II
James II
William
Mary
Metropolitan Police District
George IV
Metropolitan Police
Henry Woodthorpe
Hempnall Murders at Hempnall Norfolk inquest details death
A carpenter Daynes is tried in Hempnall for poisoning his wife and three children and an elderly woman Mills. An inquest at the King's Head heard how a boiled kettle tea was tainted, with Daynes attempting to buy arsenic and carryout a calculated plan amid a troubled marriage. The oldest suspect’s actions and neighbour Ann Lloyd’s testimony bear on motive and opportunity.
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Utting
Barton
Norwich
Lloyd
Charles Daynes
Daynes
Norfolk
Hempnall
Mills
King’s Head
Pilgrim
Betty Mills
Long Stratton
Ann Lloyd
John Dixon
Richmond-street
Eageware-road
George Smith
Princess of Capuz
Belgrave Square
Pimlico
St. Peter’s Church
Smith
Pantheon Bazaar
Marlborough Street
Harriet Samson
Mace
Oxford Street
Gome
Hatton Garden
Wm. King
Mr. Mould
Lunnun
Mr. Field
Worship-street
Atkins
King’s
West
Rogers
British and Australasian Bank
Australasian Loan Company
London
Australasia
Toscilly and County Banking Company
Surrey, Kent, and Sussex Banking Company
Belgium Accepts London Conference Determination Decree
The Belgian Chamber of Deputies backed the Projet de Loi to join the London Conference determination with a 58 to 42 vote. Senate concurrence was anticipated this week as Belgium aligns with the London settlement.
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Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
O’connell
London
Freemasons’ Tavern
Mr. Hume
M.P
Vigors
M. O'Connell
M-P
Beamish
M. J. O'Connell
Ashton Yates
Robert Sidney
S. Lover
Lord Dunboyne
Lillie
Maryznoreuc H
John Fleming
97Th Regiment
Abraham Walters
Lord Norbury
Northern and Eastern Railway Company
London Tavern
Henry G. Ward, Esq
Bishopstortford
Eastern Counties Railway
House of Commons
Villiers
Robert Gordon
Mr.Bourne
Conant
Marlborough Street
Lord Melbourne
Guelph
George the Fourth
Queen Caroline
Eliza Grimwood
Howard
Covent Garden
Freemason’s
Royal
the Duke of Cambridge
H. Fleetwood
Rolt
Adolphus, Hill
Davidge
Forbes
Polhill
Elizabeth
Rotherhithe
Mead
Batty
Shadwell
Hayes
lIn
Medhurst
Murper
Thomas Inglis
Boyd
Falkirk
Baird
Foote
Harrington
France
Louis Philippe
M. Thiers
Dupin
Hamann
Thiers
Sauzet
Dufaure
Duperre
Passy
Warfield
T. Frere
Westminster
Frederick Frere
Warfield Vicarage
Leicester
Wynne Ellis
Paddington Canal
Harrow Road
Boundary War Reflected In U S Congress Debate And Maine New Brunswick Clash
The England packet arrives with the United States president's boundary war message urging amicable settlement between Maine and New Brunswick. It notes timber trespass, mutual seizures, and calls for mutual jurisdiction or third power arbitration while warning Maine may seek federal aid if New Brunswick occupies the disputed lands. frontier talks and prisoner exchanges progress as Britain and the United States seek deescalation.
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America
England
Liverpool
United States
Congress
Maine
New Brunswick
Great Britain
Fairfield
Webster
Rogers
J. Harvey
M‘laughlin
M‘intyre
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