Labouch tariff watch and a string of local notices
A miscellany page reports on tariff debate aims to reduce duty on foreign sugar to 30s per cwt and colonial sugar to 20s per cwt, plus obituaries, society notices, and local incidents. It notes deaths, a Perthshire earl’s will, Windsor Castle events, Bungaree the Australian pugilist, Westminster School anniversary, a murder-suicide trial, riot at Blackburn, and various public notices and letters to the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E of Commons
Earl OF Munston
Earl Watt
Yde
Wyndham
Cameron
Munster
Brighton
Belgrave-street
Windsor-castle
Sar Skitun
George IV
Ats
Dow
Windsor
Charles Wellesley
Skilton
Guts Samuel Ragg
Prata
Bungaree
London
Newith John Broome
Westminster School
Tse
St. James's Street
Alter James
Bart
George Lock
Middlesex-street
Somerstown
Atbeon
Antonio Gosimez
Brewer Street
Golden Square
Blackburn
Weekly Chronicle
Park Hotel
Fndows
Lister
Turner
Wa. Fallows
Liverpool
Thos
Sutton
Jos H. White
Rupert Jackson
Broome
Jem Burr
Swift
Spring
Hannan
Peter Crawley
Ant Axton
Art Union of London
Drury Lane
Macready
Duke of Cambridge
Fortune
Alexander Cross
Tabernacle
Lord Prudhoe
Christopher Hodgson
Dean’s Yard
William Wytherley Brooks
Whitchurch
Munper
Southampton
Thomas Maslin
Frederick King
Winchester
Droxzr
Allan M‘nas
Allan M'Nab
Canada
Upper Canada
Earl of Mountcashel
A. M‘nab
Ieekly Chronicle
Corporation of London
Robert Peel
Ndt
Roehampton Murder Committal At Bow Street Court
At Bow Street a committal hearing for Richard Gamble and Mary Good charged as accessories after the fact to the murder of Jane Jones, alias Jane Good, drew a large crowd. Prosecution outlined links between Good and the prisoners, with witnesses detailing the flight, concealment, and disposal of property connected to the case.
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Gamble
Molly Good
Richard Gamble
Mary Good
Jane Jones
Alias Good
Bow Street Court
Bow-street
Newgate
Hall
Daniel Good
Jane Good
Justice Blackstone
Mr. Maule
Anne
George
Good
London
Pelham
Clapham
Thomas Littleboy
Paddington Street
Charing-cross
James Osborne
Union Club
Whitcombe-street
Dorsetplace
Spotted Dog
Thomas Sayle
Drurycourt
Strand
Bristol
Whitechapel Church
George Bland
Charles-Street
Drury-lane
Aldgate
Flower and
Dean Street
Spitalfields
Wm. Pardoe Biddle
Soames
Brick Lane
Flower and Dean-street
Mr. Soames
Scotland
England
Catharine Neale
Green-bank
Tooley-street
Neale
Guernsey
Jersey
John Good
Deptford
Murder case in Deptford links Daniel Good to harboring suspects
Read through testimony shows Daniel Good visiting the female prisoner with garments and a man named Gamble, alleged to have sheltered him after a murder. Witnesses place Good at multiple residences, with clothes and goods found at Gamble’s lodgings. Magistrate commits Gamble and the female prisoner to Newgate as accessories, while Good faces trial for the Roehampton murder. police suspend several officers for alleged neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Good
Deptford
John Good
Orchardtow
Daniel Good
Newgate
Holland
Hannah Good
Démier Good
London
John Neale
Green-bank
Tooley-street
Flower and
Dean-street
Molly Good
Mrs. Good
Molly
Stephen Thornton
E Division
Mary Ann Clarke
Jane Jones
Pearce
Dan
William Henry Spice
Duke-street
Grosvenor Square
Solomon Perry
South Street
Mr. Perry
Stephen Perdrien
Edward Pritchard
Essex-place
Hoxton
Georgg
Guy
Brick
Lax
Spitalfields
Alice Saxton
George and Guy
Maine
Pelham
Kinsale
Ireland
Iall
Mr. Maule
Hall
Mr. Hall
Maule
Roehampton
Central Criminal Court
M.gill
Berry
Butcher
Greenwich
the Times
Metropolitan Police
Brill
Ruislip
Uxbridge
Eliza Davies
Frederick Street
Regent’s Park
Richard Westwood
Princes-street
Leicester-square
Eliza Grimwood
Waterloo Road
Bowstreet
Gardiner, Houghton
Speed
Dagnall
Wandaworth
Hayter
Putney
Tighe
Palmer
Wandsworth
Burn TaLz
South-street
Manchester-square
Marylebone
Whitcomb-street
Shepherd’s Livery Stables
Alderman Magney
Rogers
Carver
Greenacre
Pegsworth
Courvoisier
Blakesley
Charles Phillips
Critique of Metropolitan Police as Detective Force in Good Case
The piece argues the metropolitan police are weak as detectives, citing the Daniel Good Roehampton case and prior murders. It contends slow, misdirected pursuit, poor information sharing, and suspicions against inspectors, calling for a dedicated detective force and accountability for divisions involved.
London hospital marks 102nd anniversary with new wards
The Tur Lonpox Hospital celebrated its 102nd anniversary with a banquet at the London tavern in Bishopsgate street. Duke of Cambridge unable to attend, sending a £20 draught, while four new wards for Jewish reception were named Goldsmid Rothschild and Hester Hannah wards, backed by Hebrew donors. Subscriptions exceeded £1,400.
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Cotton
Byng
M.P
Sheriff Rogers
Duke of Cambridge
Goldsmid
Rothschild
Hester
Hannah
Metropolitan Wood Paving Company
Oxford-street
General Steam-Coach Company
Charles-street
Portland-road
Berners-street
Wood Pavement
Langham Church
Albany Street
Salisbury
Southampton
Munver
Livearoor
Preston-street
Whitechapel
Eliza May
Preston Street
William Smith
Liverpool Mercury
Railway Returns
Railway Magazine
Great Britain
Birmingham and
Derby Junction
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Chester and
Birkenhead
Dundee and
Arbroath
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Glasgow and
Ayr
Paisley
Greenock
Grand
Chester
Crewe
Great North of England
Great Western
Cessuseteeres
Hayle
London and
Blackwall
Brighton
Ditto
Shoreham
Croydon
Greenwich
South Weston
Manchester, Bolton
Bury
Manchester and
Birmingham
Leeds
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle
North Shields
Northern
Eastern
North Midland
North Union
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield and
Manchester
Ulster
Wees
York and North Midland
Hamlet at Drury theatre earns enthusiastic reception
Friday night revival of Hamlet with Macready in the title role drew a strong crowd. Critics praise growth in the performance, especially the soliloquy on death and Ophelia's portrayal. Other theatres and pieces noted include Covent Garden and Olympic Theatre showings, with royal attendance and favorable notices of Miss Kemble and Madame Vestris.
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Druvry-tane Theatre
Shakspeare
Antony
Dane
Laertes
Ophelia
Keeley
Compton
Elsinore
Arras
Garden Theatre
Her
Prince Albert
Lord Byron
Countess of
Dalhousie
Colonel Bouverie
Capt. Hood
Royal Box
Miss A. Kemble
Susannah
Madame Vestris
Duke of Leinster
Jane Fitzgerald
Duchess of Bedford
Olympic
Leman Rede
Hackney
Wyld
Lorrington
Joe Hatch
Jack
Quillett
Fragile
Betty
Waterloo-bridge
Hanover-Squake Rooms
Charles Mangold
Duchess of Kent
Messrs. Blagrove
Case
Maciejowski
Hausmann
Sig. Cassolani
C. Mangold
Caradori Allan
Allan Water
Wright
John Parry
Benedict
Drury Lane
Blenheim Street
Macbeth
Bonn
Notter
Old Drury
Macready
Beverley
London Professional Choral Society
Hanover Square Rooms
Haydn
Miss Birch
Loder
J. Bennett
Hornucastle
Stretton
Machin
Coventt-Garden Theatrae
Corps Dramatique
Cara Sposa
Farren
Mrs. Nisbett
Haymarket
Miss Kemble
Plymouth Corporation
Kentucky
Donnybrook Fair
Donne
Bassi
Pope
Mr. Lumley
Milton
Frezzolini
Grisi
Martini
Persiani
Mario
Edgardo
Madame Ronconi
Caro Sposo
Torquato Tasso
Leonora
Signor Poggi
Little Man
Guasco
Poggi
Violetta
Lablache
Ronconi
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Molle
Pollione
Stella
John Bull
Verbum
East India Company Dinner for New Madras and Bombay Governors
Directors of the East India Company hosted a dinner at the London tavern on Thursday for the Marquis of Tweeddale and Sir George Arthur in honor of their appointments to govern Madras and Bombay. Attendees included the Duke of Wellington, Sir R. Peel, Sir James Graham, Earl Lincoln, Earl Delaware, the attorney-general, the solicitor-general, Sir H. Hardinge, Sir J. Graham, and E. Gladstone. After loyal toasts, Tweeddale and Arthur spoke in reply, and festivities continued until near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East-India Company
London
Marquis of Tweeddale
George Arthur
Madras
Bombay
James Lushington
Duke of Wellington
R. Peel
James Graham
Earl Lincoln
Earl Delaware
H. Hardinge
J. Graham
E. Gladstone
Newmarket First Spring Meeting Opens In Fine Weather
Sporting intelligence from Newmarket reports a mild, pleasant first day with a large, aristocratic crowd and strong betting. Races included handicaps and plate events, with Hawk's-eye and The Ladye of Silverfield Well among early winners. Odds favored Meteor in the 2,000 Guineas buildup, while other outcomes hinted at Derby prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Monpar
C. T.Y.C
Col. Peel
Hawk
Hawk's-eye
Menalippe
Rover
T.Y.C
Mr. B. Greene
Wiseacre
Zany
Rogers
Lord Albemarle
Robin
Mr. Price
Marshal Biron
Lord Exeter
Mr. Crockford
Buzzard
Emma
Mr. Goodman
Ishmael
Capt. Colquitts
Mr. Barnes
Emilius
Patchwork
Ft. T.Y.C
Duke of Bedford
Oakley
C. Edwards
Mr. Byng
Garry Owen
H Ft. R.M
Duke of Portland
Dr. Syntax
Ruth
J. Day
Lord Chesterfield
Muley Moloch
Carew
Son Ruth
D.M
Duke of Rutland
Robinson
Ford
Ballet
Flambeau
A.F
Combe
Rosalind
Touchstone
Rogers), Beat Mr. Biggs
Eleus
Ellis
Albemarle
Ralph
G. Bentinck
B.C
Mr. Thornhill
B. C
Duke of Grafton
Florence
E. O
Silverfield
T.R.C
Thornhill
Chifney
Windsor
Belles
Meteor
Cambridge
Bury
Heath
R. C
Mr. Batson
Barbara
Sly
Bellissima
B.M
H Ft. T.Y.C
R.M
Mr. Bowes
Scott
Mr. Wreford
Taurus
Colonel Peel
Archy
Exeter
Lord Orford
Jerry
Mr. Ridsdale
Lucullus
Misdeal
Mercer
John O’gaunt
Eringo
Queen's Hundred
Bath
Jockey Club
Uffington
Bunbury
Mellish
Scotts
Saros
Jack
Metropolitan Police Force
London
Westminster
Herculaneum
Johnny Broome
Naso Mobiles
Bungaree
Botany Bay
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Sion Rsi
Nanly
Irages
Pon
Teres
Russell
Nor An Ur
Barts
Quis An
India
Ste
Anie
Sion
Simiyer
Wellington
Ware River
Jeter Tage Ee
Brook’s Wharf
Ieee
Illion
Dinister
Hiva
Brixton
Sporting Intelligence