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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 02, 1846

Page

7

Missionary meeting in Westminster lifts Gospel cause

A public meeting at Hanover Square Rooms supported the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Lancashire. Dignitaries including the Duke of Buccleuch, archbishops, bishops, and MPs spoke on emigration, colonization needs, and funding, urging broad sympathy and funds. A second report covers the Anti Protection debate and Manchester district trade strains amid Peel tariffs.

Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Hanover Square Westminster Duke of St. David's R. M. Milnes Buckland Harry Inglis Lord Templetown Earl Delaware Lord Lyntleton Lord Home Bangor John Manners N.P Lord Sandon Sackville Lane Fox Calcutta Henry Howarth St. George’s London House of Commons Tindal Oxford Winchester Gret Bressings Lord Glenelg Geosas Byng Middlesex Robert Grosvenor St. David'a Jamaica Cheere Society For the Propagation of Joan Manners M.P Sandon City of Westminster Archdeacon Manning

Grisi in Norma Wows London Theatres

A dramatic and vocal tour de force praising Grisi as Norma at Her Majesty's Theatre with Lablache as Ororeso. Theatre reports note Albert and royal attendance, plus detailed stagecraft from the performance and the companion Drury Lane and Lyceum bills.

Majesty Grisi Norma Pollie Ororeso Lablache Her Majesty Prince Albert Druny-Laxe Theatre Mr. Bunn Wallace Mr. Buns Carlotta Grisi Macbeth London Drury Lane Mr. Macready Thane Chance

Pigeons race and long walk dazzle Yarmouth Chronicle

In a Dover to London pigeon match for five pounds, Keely’s bird won, flying one hour twenty four minutes. George Clarke undertook a 1100 mile walking feat at West End Retreat Gardena Norwich, walking 432 miles in 4 days, starting Saturday eve and finishing Thursday eve, showing no fatigue per the Yarmouth Chronicle.

Pietox Fryine Keely Kent Road Dover London George Clarke Gardena Heigham Norwich Yarmouth

Newmarket First Spring Meeting Report Highlights Two Thousand Guinea Stakes

A lively Newmarket first spring meeting features nine races on Monday amid wintry weather. Highlights include Maynooth and Miss Elis winning key sprints, a tight Two Thousand Guinea Stakes won by Sir Tattun Sykes, and Tom Tulloch’s fluctuating fortunes as betting sways with the field.

Newmarket B.C Shelly Maynooth Sly G. Bentinck W.S. Stanley Scallions Colonel Anson Lago Dibs F. Butler Duke of Bedford Tauriva Mr. Phillimore Tayo Jago Paragons Robinson Lord Exeter Lebanon Beijing Paragone Garry Owen Bishop of Romford Cub Young Lochinvar T.Y.C Pettit Oakley Ab. M Mr. Beresford Dean Swift Nat Mr. Pratt Lord Glasgow Emilia Mann Lord Orford H F. A.F Lord Eglinton Uraco Coombe

Fablety racing items and a court case at Ascot

A jumble of race results and betting notes leads with Wolfdog’s four year old victory by three lengths over Maynooth in a Suffolk plate. The Jockey Club stewards hear a foul riding charge by Mr Osbaldeston on Nat but withdraw all evidence after a mutual withdrawal. Other items include betting settlements on Two Troussxp Guingas Stakes and a Battersea to Hammersmith race where Cook defeats Lett by over 150 yards. A poisoning case in Norwich reports Maria Smith accused of administering poison to Martha Digby and another younger patient, while Henry Isaacs dies after multiple self inflicted wounds. verdict temporary insanity.

Mascheston England Her Majesty Commons Lancashire Yorkshire Cheshire Saint Stephen's League Peel Robert Peel Messrs Aspinal Buckingham Richmond Great Britain Banquo Lady Macbeth Macbeth Macready Virginius Lyceum Treatre Damper T. Matthews Nibbs Nathy Brown Mr. Meadowa John Brown Chelmsford Aneizes Maroma Brown Jemima Danseuses Viennoises Jennys Lind Pischek Lintgard London Vera Corxcents Hanover Square Birch Hawes Hobbs Phillip Miss Hawes Weber Mise Birch Gulielmi Handel Samson Phillips Britis Museum British Museum Duke of Beaufort George Bentinck Igo Tom Tulloch Tibthorpe Bill Scott Scott Duke of Rutland Alexa Rowley Course Osbeldeston Sorella Elia Nat Tom ‘Tulloch Tipthorpe Green Peanu Bill Scottian Paragone Forbes Prince George of Cambridge Lord Maidstone Tom Tulloch Wee Ting T.Y.C Boyce Lord Exeter Lebanon Shelly R. J. Shafto Duke of Bedford Lady Constance Beresfords Miranda Constance Tit- Bit B.C Lord’ G. Bentinck Mr. Osbal A.F Robingon J. Hawiley Fugitive Lord Albemerle Nell Cook Leopard Robinson Mr. Ford R.M Glasgow Rey Middleton Miss Whip Mr. Mowre Wolfdog Mr. Shelley Maynooth Jockey Club Osbaldesten Miss Elis Rowina Thomas Cook Hungerford Frederick Lett Lambeth Lett Cook Laurde Battersea Hammersmnith Bridge Erting Battersea Church EAB Norwich Maria Smith R.J. H. Harvey Esn Thorpe Robert John Harvey Knt St. George's Hospital Henry Isaacs Lower George Street Chelsea

Parrs Life Pills and Lefays Grande Pommade Ad

An 19th century advertisement touts Parrs Life Pills as a universal cure praised by thousands. It notes packaging, government stamping, and authentic proprietor signatures. It also promotes Lefays Grande Pomade for neuralgia rheumatism and paralytic pains with broad claims of rapid relief and suitability for delicate skin.

Parr Islid Hon White College T. Roberts and Co Cranecourt Fleet Street London Nure Lefay M[dory Jean Lefay J. W. Stirling High Street Whiteshape United Kingdom

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