Mixed 19th century notices and crime items from a Northern paper
A collage of court verdicts robberies accidents and local events. Includes trials at Kildare Wicklow Maidstone and Manchester with sentences from transport to years hard labour. Also reports a Derby coach accident and a Rothbury murder overtones and a charity anniversary in St Patrick’s.
The Drama at Adelphi Theatre Love Gift Burletta
A new burletta The Love Gift by Stirling opened at Adelphi Theatre featuring Mrs Yates as Mary Campbell. Plot centers on sailor Frank Duncan and Mary amid poverty, theft, slander, and eventual vindication with Walters and Cherrytoes in a sequence of confrontations and a courtroom resolution. The performance received strong audience approval.
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Adelphi Theatre
Stirling
Yates
Mary Campbell
Frank Duncan
Mr. Lyon
Walters
Mr. Maynard
London
Mary
Slippery Mike
Mr. Wright
Cherrytoes
Mr.h. Beverley
Mike
Ibis
Frank
Worthy
Pacini
Sappho
Drury Lane
Clara Novello
A. Shaw
H. Phillips
Allen
Stretton
C. Knowles
Macready
H. Faucie
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Horsley
Giovanni Croce
Purcell
Moscheles
Lord Presley
Marchioness of Lansdowne
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Henry Cholmondeley
Earl of Auckland
Eden
Earl of Bandon
Watson
Norwich
Drummond
Alfred Hervey
Mary Wood
Wilmot Horton
T. Lennard
Megsra
Benedict
Hanover-Squarze Roous
Melaphonic Society
Misa Ward
Miss Cubitt
Miss Williams
Leffler
Mr. Braham
Braham
Prussia
M. Spontini
Boyce
Battishall
Paris
Charles VI
France
England
Racing odds and fast betting at Chester and Hampton meets
The report notes betting mood at Chester Cup and Derby markets with high odds for several horses, including Marius Alice Hawthorn and The Corsair, while near flat betting at Hampton Spring Races shows remnant wins and notable horses such as Conquest and Victoria amid appointments of riders and conditions.
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Tattersall
Maxpar
Marius
Alice Hawthorn
Marshal Soult
Corsair
Maccabeus
Murat
Aristides
Cataract
St. Valentine
Mercy
Winesour
Napier
Cuester
Isaac Day
Plummer
Sette Fur the Corsair
Lord Chesterfield
Wormald
Millepede
Ferguson
Denpy
Blakelock
Goldman
Peel
Lord Eglinton
Duke of Gratton
Bowes
G. Heathcotes
Griffth
Duke of Richmond
Lord Exeter
T. Taylor
Colonel Peel
Yarburgh
Theobald
Sainabury
Lord Orford
Thompson
Tom Slape
G. Bentinck
Captain Cook
Progress
Parthian
Oaka
Lord Westminster
Maria Day
Corsair Denzy
Aget Murat
Aget
Agat Cotherstone
Agat Progress
Panic over cotton imports and misdeed bail action
A Liverpool note reports 7000 bags of cotton imported from December 1782 to April 1783 causing a panic, while 130000 bags arrived last week with no price drop. Also, Frederick Ludford faced a misdemeanour bill for escaping custody by hiding in a chest, bail set at 400 pounds with two sureties of 200 each and 48 hours to notify the marshal before next sessions.
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Son
China
Tollgate Lane
Thomas Fenton
Bury
Coarge Ware
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Green
John Gray
John Thompson
Wicklow
Prussia
de Lack
Prince Royal
W. Parker
Thomas Cochrane
Oatee
Anc
Tony Axp
Vasanoxd
Kildare Assizes
Richard Ennis
Forrisoner
J. A. Curran
Alfred Towers
Dublin
Eton College
Perits
Marai
Greenwich
Derby Mail
Derby
Manchester
Highlane
Hazelgrove
John Sturdy
Red Lion
Wandes- Devox
London
Great Western
Bristol
Exeter
Alan
Exmouth
Exe
Exman Point
Bristol and
Red Sand Rock
Lymphone Point
Topsham
Bowling-green Point
London and
Colonel Landman
Holland
Royal West India
Dartmouth
John Russell
J. Freival
Guardian
Thatington Union
Kensngton
Hammersmith
Fulhham
Paddington
Kensington
Kentet
Chelbe
House of Iriste
Lord Teynban
Walter
M.P
Nottingham
Poor Law Commissioners
Hampton
Moulney Hurst
Robin
Jim Crow
Rosslyn
Paget
G. Paget
Dromlenrig
A. Seymour
Langford
G. Heathcote
D. Baird
C. Kent
W. W. Wynn
Boyle
Willan
Gardner
Magennis
Clarke
Arkwright
A. Ricardo
Beauchamp
Balfour
Maude
Codrington
Garth
Clifton
Purvis
Wwon
Brg
Mann
Goodman
Mr. Werninck
Mr. Parr
Zarab
Mr. Randall
Mr. Langridge
Tiny
G. Clifton
Whalebone
Remnant
Decision
Zarah
Lord Speaklarisses
Cardinal
Ricardo
Josey
Lord Templemore
Ralph
Lord Paget
Captain Bailey
Hussar
Mr. Beauchamp
Jim-along-Josey
Chummy
Evans
Simmonds
Werninck
Liverpool
Grand
Frederick Ludford
Queen’s Bench
Lilly
Yeomanry Returns Show 1842 Force and Costs
A parliamentary return for 1842 lists 247 Yeomanry troops in Great Britain with 831 officers and 13,358 men. Total maintenance cost reached £101,831 8s 6d, with £82,458 voted by Parliament, an excess of £19,373 8s 1d. Unforeseen civil power duties caused the overrun. Six corps with 472 men serve gratis and will join permanent establishment. seven more corps totaling 935 men are to be raised in 1843.
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Great Britain
Lord Huntingtower bankruptcy case ends in dismissal
In a rare bankruptcy hearing, Sir J. L. Knight Bruce presided over Lord Huntingtower’s fiat challenge. Arguments centered on whether Huntingtower acted as a trader in horses to gain a livelihood. The court found insufficient evidence of trading and dismissed the petition with costs, leaving creditors without relief.
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Court OF Revinw
Wepresmay
Lonp Hoxtiscrower
Banxavrrey
Lord Huntingtower
Anderdon
Anderdorf
Nias
Gibbins
J. Russell
Swanston
Lord Hustingtower
Kent
Penton
Andover
William Paget
John Pollard
Lord Untingtower
Queen's Bench Prison
Hatten Garden
Lord Huntington
Mr. J. Russell
Mr. Anderson
Russell
Canty
Captain Canty
Mr. Russell
J. Rousell
Cauty
Mathews
Montagu
Melton
Edward Montagu
J. Raswell
Glasse
Libel case at Burslem ends in guilty verdict for Grove
William Henry Grove aged 23 a lay assistant to a clergyman faced trial in Derbyshire and Burslem for publishing false scandalous libels about Samuel Alcock junior. The prosecussion detailed elaborate letters, forged handwriting and bank post paper. Grove confessed after capture and was found guilty with a later pardon denied.
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Midland Circuit
Strarronp
SarvaDsy
Exranonpisaky Caaxce Or
Linet
Justice Wightman
William Henry Grove
Burslem
Samuel Alcock
Allen
Ellis
Alcock
Hill Potteries
England
Brougham
Boralem
W. H. Brougham
W. H. Gnove
Sun
Mr. Alcock
Tunstall
London
Frank Davenport
Venables
W.H. Grove
James Grahaw
Mr. Grove
James Graham
Rougham
Bank Post
Mr. Davenport
Alea
Davenport
Grove
Mr. Brougham
John Alcock
George Alcock
John
J. Alcock
Stephen Brougham
Alexander
Pee
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