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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 24, 1839

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

America England Liverpool United States Congress Maine New Brunswick Great Britain Fairfield Webster Rogers J. Harvey M‘laughlin M‘intyre

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