Theatres Feature Kemble Return and Royal Visit Delights
A detailed review covers Miss Montague at Drury Lane, Charles Kemble’s triumphant return in Don Felix, and the Queen and Prince Albert praising the performance. Reports note outstanding acting, crowd enthusiasm, and royal attendance, including a later Romeo and Juliet with Kemble as Mercutio and an afterpiece featuring Mathews and Vestris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden ‘Theatre
Montague
Drury-lane
Juliet
Charles Kemble
Don Felix
Kemble
Charles Kemtle
New School
Mr. Kewble
Mr. Kemble
Violante
Cassie
Donna
Mrs. Nesbitt
Donna Isabella
Mrs. Brougham
Cooper
Colonel Britton
Harley
M‘ian
Gibby
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Bartley
Mercutio
Prince
Albert
Mark Lemon
Stirling
Charles Lavender
Halford
Mr. Darby
Baker
Twankay
Tumour
H. B
Major
Brookes
Pitt
Hall
Butler
Victonta Theattre
Sloan
Moncrieff
Mr. Vale
Teddy O'Neal
Webb
Beale
Elliston
Covent-garden Theatre
Meadows
Theatre Royal Covent-Garden
Olympic Theatre
Liston
Dante
Cowper
Covent Garden Theatre
Ellen Tree
Knowles
Bath Theatre
Liverpool
St. Perenspurg
Malle
Taglioni
Vienna
Exeter
Duke of Cambridge
Sacred Harmonic Society
Saul
Her
Royal
Queen
Viscountess Barrington
Miss Mitchell
Earl Howe
Curzon
R.N
Betting Seesaw Marks Derry Dons in Thursday Racing
Derry betting pivots around Theon Confederate Angelica colt and the Angelican colt as favorites shift. Wardan and Rokhara attract bets while Bokhara and Monops draw off. Races at Beccles and Newbury feature The Stranger and Old Billy wins, with Queen's hounds staging a grand Cranfield Park meet and a long deer chase ending in capture.
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Tattersall
Derry
Theon
Confederate
Launcelot
Gambia
Janus
Bokhara
Muley Ishmael
Fitzroy
Houldsworth
Lord Orford
Duke of Cleveland
Lord Westminster
Lord Chesterfield
Wreford
G. Heathcote
Gardner
Duke of Grafton
Anson
Albemarle
Jersey
G. Bentinck
Greg Milton
Mr. Etwall
Songster
Kelburne
Mr. Trenn
Duke of Rutland
Wardan
Prince Albert
Agst
Monops
John Day
Rippresworre
Glenorchy
Beccles
Mr. Pierson
the Stranger
Grimmer
the Rector
Stranger
Davies
Drayton Marshes
Thornby
Langley
Slough
Stoke
Farnham-common
Magnificent ceremonial carriage damaged in Chilean gift shipment
Cargo from the Tyrian was salvaged after water and mud intrusion damaged pepper but spared wine and oil. A vast haul including cinnamon, steel, sailcloth, and textiles was recovered. auction will benefit underwriters. An Essex inquest found Captain Polwart guilty of manslaughter over the Manchester disaster. deodands set at £800 per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Grays
Essex
Joseph Polwart
Manchester
Clarkson
Tyrian
Polwart
Curtis
Leeson
Murder trial of Andrew Hume in 38th regiment case
A Dublin to Templemore march hearsay case facts describe Mary Wall’s testimony of entrusting her infant Anne Wall to Andrew Hume and his brother. The child suffered fatal injuries after interactions with the regiment. The jury found Hume guilty with mercy recommendation. execution set for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newion
Andrew Hume
38Th Regiment
Anne Wall
Mary Wall
Scott
Q.C
Dublin
Templemore
Roscrea
Hume
Therisoner
Hassard
Hunt
Kinsley
Dr. Fox
Fox
Anne Adams
Mr. Sausse
Mary Adams
E. Kinsley
Stewart
Limerick
Mary Wail
Robert Hume
Melancholy Putney Inquest on Drowned Gally Crew
An inquest at the Eight Bells tavern Putney viewed the bodies of Mr Staunton aged thirty and Mr Pratt twenty-two who perished with Mr Abbott when a galley overturned on Friday night. Witnesses described the accident near Putney bridge as the boat capsized after a false stroke. The jury returned verdicts of accidental death. bodies remain at the tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
Wm. Carter
Eight Bells Tavern
Staunton
Pratt
Abbott
Doctor’s Commons
Chatham
Kent
Charles Cobb
Maddocks
Mr. Staunton
Wandsworth
Putney Bridge
William Peters
Elizabeth Underwood
Putney-bridge
Fulham
John Eykyn
Church-end
Hornsey
Middlesex
Stikeman
Mr. Stikeman
London-bridge
Lyon
Stangate-street
Lambeth
Lovesy
Mr. Abbott
Mr. Lovely
Mr. Pratt
Bells Tavern
St George’s Hospital
Disputed Irish Absences and Corn Law Protest At Vestry
The itemized London era notes political absenteeism in Parliament with 53 Liberal members missing and Irish MPs named as breaching duty while a Marylebone Vestry sees a petition for total repeal of the corn laws. Emigration, Poland relief, and various charity and commercial society items follow alongside dockyard progress and city crime briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synpuunist
Duke of Wellington
Globe
Lord Stanley
Villiers Stewart
M‘namara
Luke White
W. Brabazon
Fitzgibbon
Whitehall
Buckingham Palace
Dwernicki
Mierzejewski
Dunin
D. C. Stuart
Wilton Crescent
Poland
Wdzieczni Polacyw Angli
ManLey Bone
Marylebone
Lord Kenyon
B. Hall, Bart
M.P
Dibdin
Sheriff Salomons
Young
Villiers
A. Daniels
Requisionists
Artists’ General Benevolent Institution
Freemasons
Great Queenstreet
Marquis of Northampton
Charles Franks
Stirling
Canada Company
United States
Canada
John Parker
Argyle-street
Regent-street
Jews’ Free School
Bell-Lane
Spitalfields
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Aaron Asher Goldsmid
Royal Dock
Chatham
Sheerness
London
Admiralty
Butler
Duchess of Cannizzaro
Countess of
Great Western Railroad
Twyford
Reading
Liverpool
Times
Standard
Herald
Post
Macisterran
Bath
Roberts
Chelmsford
Essex
Nicholas Tindal
Court of Common Pleas
Frost
Dorset Chronicle
Ireland
Synod of
Ulster
Synod of Ulster
Lord Morpeth
Black Sea
Synprons
Cork
Irish Paper
Bow-Street
John Turner Flynn
Jardine
Her Majesty's College
Chelsea
Bicknell
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Sporting Intelligence
Jonantes
France
Pestis
Jones
Ora
Gove Iy
Caroline
Eetad Wa Street
Jack Sheepparppire Willins
Grosvenor-square
Gibson
Southisonet
Otis
Clements
Wilks
Castle-street
Epeet
Judd-street
Braswickesa
Lenthentens
Rolfe
Royal Free Hospital
M-Garden
Pbc
Pac
Nation of the
Pooner
Pere “Tal Sreroon
Thammees Pouice
Scotchmer
Erlne
Noe Geeines
Baa Ireeiths
Thomas Lorman
Brod Wiest
Reece
William Charles Rouse
Ae Our Cuthbertson
Sean Ethy Ak Py
Cuthbertson
Manning
Mann
Reid
Aeliige the Shire
Issi
Mr. Cooke
Holborn
Carnab Trout
Wynne
Dark-house-lane
George Fox
Stafford- Tac
Pimlico
Bayles
Compton-street
En Nessioner
Manning-Manning
Haa Aang
Imperial Bitters
Pearl” Bitters
Imperial
Cooke
Excise
Conan Teatone
Mai Nn
Skeek
Roffe
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