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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 02, 1841

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Phillips Balfe

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