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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 25, 1843

Page

5

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.

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 Bennett Hollah Patestring Palestrina St. David Ravencroft 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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