Miscellany notes on banks and trials from the Gazette
A compendium of financial figures for private and joint stock banks, customs and church rates law notes from trials, a drunken parents case with verdict, a street swindle warning, a shipboard robbery warning, and a detailed London scene of hunt meetings with hounds at New Forest and Borderwood, including the names of nobles and officials and a vessel specification.
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Enland
Wales
William IV
Henry L
Wick Ha
Carnervongire Assizes
Joseph Phillimore
Doctors Commons
Birmingham Gazette
Royal Exchange
Sir Charles Price, Marryat, and Co
Chu
Dwardens
St. George’s
Bloomsbury
Baker
Prince Regent
New North Road
Mary Ann
Walbrookplace
Scotch Fusilier Guards
Wellington
Her
Dowell
Reed
Geneva
South Shields
Shoreditch
Thames
Shields
George
Eastern Counties Railway
London
Bank of England
The
Featherstone-street
Brennan
Redshaw
Hen Majesty
Brook Hurt
Her Majesty's
New Forest
Bolton's
Lyndhurst
Her Majesty
Lord Kinnaird
Southampton
Borderwood
Beaulieu
Hockwell Pond
Fritham
Stoney-cross
William Rufus
N.W
Ashley-wood
S.W
Adolphus Fitzclarence
George Benall
Compton
Wyndham
Codrington
Sta Hs
St. George
Tonehouse
Ountry
Court and fashion. Royal levee and society balls noted
The Queen and Prince Albert held a levee at St James's with a royal entourage including the Duchess of Bedford and the Earl of Listowel. Reports cover the Cambrian Ball at Willis's Rooms, Welsh school funds, and a royal donation to Covent Garden Theatrical Fund. Further items include preparations at Ascot, military knight installation, and May fashions with silk fabrics and trimmings.
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St. James's Palace
Prince Albert
Prince of
Francis Seymour
Alfred Paget
Bouverie
Chichester
Byng
Wilson
Mer Majesty
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
Major Stephens
Cambrian Batl
Willis
W. W. Wynn
Weippert
S. Robinson
H. Wheatley
Covent-garden Theatrical Fund
Dent
Strand
Buckingham Palace
Augsburg Gazette
Redschid Pacha
London
Duke de Montebello
Count de St. Aulaire
Vienna
M. Bailli de Tatitscheff
M. de Woronzoff Lewasson
Ribeaupierre
TuNna
Wilhelmina
Briain
Prussia
Henley
House of Lords
Lord Henley
Lord Castlemaine
Earl of Belmore
Creptowich
Cosdume de Cot
Lambeth-Palace
Palace
Duchess of Kent
Germany
Spitalfields
Countess of Jersey
Duchess of Richmond
Marchioness of Downshire
Countess of Surrey
Countess of Lichfield
Countess of
Erroll
Countess of Rosebery
Countess Cadogan
Stanhope
Verulam
Powis
Uxbridge
Willoughby D'Eresby
Peel
Stuart de Rothesay
Mary Stanley
Wenlock
Quartermaster Varley
M‘dermott
Quartermaster Johnson
Champnes
Mr. Proby
Patrick’s
Roya Sraprine, &c
Ascot
Royal Stand
Sapeael Anthony Reynolds
11Th Husésars
Mth Light Dragoons
Tonge
Naval and Military Gazette
Paris
Irish Jack Sheppard and Ancient Concerts at the Olympic Theatre
The Olympic Theatre staged Charles O'Malley then a lively Irish Jack Sheppard with Mr. Lee in strong form. Balfe plans a revival of The Siege of Rochelle for Madame Balfe, plus A Day near Turin by Mrs. Maberly. Ancient Concerts under Prince Albert featured Grisi Persiani Viardot and Rubini in a dense programme, praised for taste and variety as Royal attendance marked the event.
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Olympic Theatre
Father Mathew
Charles O'Malley
Jack Sheppard
Newgate
Lee
Prince of
Capua
Balfe
Rochelle
Madame Balfe
Turin
Miss Birch
Mr. Harrison
Hostia
Suvyevenesevveree
Cherubini
Madame Grisi
Madame Persiani
Beethoven
Mass Birch
Hawkins, Bennett
Phillips
Lord Mornington
Terzetto
Madame Viardot
Rubini
Laplache
Mozart
Dem Serail
Signor Rubini
Timotheus
Handel
Reid Parcell
Ciel Fallan
Corale
Martin Luther
S. Bach
Madame Griei
Guglielmi
Himmel
Grisi
Lablache
Seraglio
Gluck
Sebastian Bach
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Williams
Haydn
Winter
Oliphant
Europe
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Royal Box
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Cambridge
Prince
Princess Leiningen
Archbishop of York
Duke of Wellington
Lord Burgh
Wakley
Middlesex
Hornsey Wood
St. John’s
Horselydown
Payne
James Baker Welford
Butler
Richard Watt
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Watt
Wa. Coulson
Wandsworth
Bell Tavern
Carter
George Pratt
Wandle
Jonathan Sage
Ahuman
Mr. Pratt
Francis Pratt
Elmplece
William
Brackrrians Bripce
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Hannah Maria Hatherill
Blackfriars Bridge
Moulds
Glaziers’ Arms
Waterlane
Hutchinson
St. Pancras
R. F. Eusden
Elmy
Flushing
Netherlands
Rhine
Prince Henry
New-street
Brompton
Regent’s Canal
Leith
Caledonian Hotel
Orkney
Sovereign
Sheppard
Sible
Halstead
Essex
Wick
John O Groat
Sporting Intelligence Newmarket First Spring Meeting
The report covers a Newmarket spring meeting with multiple Sweepstakes for three-year-olds and up, detailing entrants, distances, weights, and results. Langolee defeats Benedetta for a 200 guineas prize, Remnant wins a 20 sow sweepstake, Oakley takes a 50 sow event, and Epirus loses to Flambeau in a plate. Other races include a Derby-fixating 2000 Guineas lineup and Tuesday to Wednesday results with noted bets and notable performances.
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Newmarket
T.Y.C
Rous
Langolee
Robinson
Fulwar Craven
Benedetta
Myrtle
Thornhill
S. Cooper
Teen Blanche
Lord Exeter
Amarath
Darling
Gregory
Fitzroy
Lord Orford
Bettina
Duke of Bedford
Taurus
Mona
Greville
Perseus
Lord Jersey
Muley Ishmael
Scroggins
A.F
Oakley
Mr. Batson
C Revel
D.M
Osbaldeston
B.C
Duke of Rutland
Flambeau
Epirus
Marshal Soulc
Eringo
Ralph
Metternich
Mustapha
Joachim
Blanche
Remnant
T.Y.C. Post
Revel
Plate
Ab. M
Chair
Marshal Sonlt
R.C
Duke of Grafton
J. Day
Rogers
Maid of Ipswich
Batson
Barbakin
Currency
March
H Ft
T Y.C
Duke of Beaufort
Robins
Lord G. Bentinck
Capote
Mr. Thornhill
Ford
Ravens
Aget Metternich
Cesarewitch
Mustap
Arundel
Mobarek
Mr. Payne
Perdita
Mr. Bowes
Black Beck
Stamboul
Scutari
E. A.F
the Genius
Chapple
Duke of Portland
Mundig
Lord Lichfield
The
Corsair
Lord Lynedoch
Jeffy
Mr. Maley
Bellissima
Thebese
Genius
Mr. Greville
Paleemon
Nat
Mr. Combe
Duke of Bedford's
Suitas
Mr. Treen
Lord Albemarle
Janus
Ramadan
Denny Betrine
Scott’s
Lot
Rosalie
Coronation
van Amburgh
Marshal Soult
Prince Caradoc
Galaor
Cameleon
Sir Hans
Belgrade
Duke of Wellington Caen
Ermengardis
Nob
Palemon
Onze Thousaxp
Florence
Potentia
Defy
Australia
Syria
Cambyses
Satunpay
Mr. Magill
Wynne
Lord Howth
St. Lawrence
Mr. Maher
Forester
Conolly
Mr. Watt
Shepherd
Dunne
Hazard
R. Cox
Cromaboo
Lord Miltown
Zulima
St. George’s
Acton
Gulnare
O’meagher
Lord Sligo
Rob Roy
Mr. Duffy
Rutherford
Earl of Hardwicke
Rd's
Marylebone Club
Leicester
Staffordshire
Derby
Nottingham
York
Oxford
Oxonians
Lord’s
Sunsex
Pilch
All England
T. Anson
F. Thackeray
Lillywhite
Cambridge
Marylebone
Etonians
Hillyer
England
Scandal over Balfe Phillips Opera House letters 1841
Dramatic dispute between Balfe and Phillips centers on engagements for the English Opera-house. Letters reveal proposed salaries, benefits, and threats amid public scrutiny, with admissions of influence, refusals to join, and pleas for enclosure of the affair.
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Phillips
Balfe
London
M. W. Balfe
Nassau-street
Dublin
H. Purizirs
Arnold
Conduit-street
Regent-street
Keolanthe
Jagt
H. Patrtits
Ean
M. W. Batre
Batfe
H. Phrxurrs
Barnett’s
M. W. Baie
P Lace
H. Philips
Assat-Street
M.W. B
Nansau-street
H. Purxlirs
St. Andrew's
M. W. Barre
Regent's Park open to public with new gates plan
A plan to open large parts of Regent's Park to the public is announced with gates at five points including near Hanover Gate and the zoological gardens. The move aims to expand public health and recreation while acknowledging the Woods and Forests department's leadership.
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Flower
New Road
Hammersmith
Shepherd’s Bush
Chiswick Lane
Brookgreen
Kelly
T 8
Joseph Taylor
Thomas-Street
Grosvenor-square
St. George’s
Hannover Square
Phillis Taylor
Sussex
Trrroratzer
Drury Lane
Sortoni
Italy
Herford-place
Drury-lane
Spa-fields
Crathar
Controversy Over Balfe Phillips Affair Prompts Critique
The letter condemns publicizing a quarrel involving Mr Balfe and Mr Phillips. It questions the merits, defends a woman dragged into the dispute, and accuses Balfe of provoking scrutiny while noting simulated sickness and theatrical morality. The piece criticizes the contention as unmanly and unnecessary.
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Phillips
Balfe
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Birmingham
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Hart-street
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J. Wilson
Grover Barker
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