Emigration and celestial notes in a mixed voyage of 1839
A dense 19th century miscellany reports on Irish petitions to county governance, an emigrant ship funded by Col. Wizsighants to transport laborers from Clare to Sydney, remarks on sunspots and planetary positions, local arrests, noble peers, inquests, and various domestic curiosities and notices from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Posric Petitions
Church of Scotland
Ireland
Waterloo
Thames
Shannon
Col. Wizsighants
Clare
Sydney
New South Wales
Narbonne
Nismes
Arles
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Arcturus
Saturn
Sirius
Orion
Patrick Monaghan
Grengad
Ennis
D. J. Cruise
Afayo
Perrs
Lynedock
Rolle
Fortescue
Abergavenny
Manners
Rutter
Chapman
Manchester Guardian
Livrerpool
Corros Marner
New York Packet
Doncaster Grintte
Anson
Lord Melbourne
Sheil
Bristol Journal
Queen Elizabeth
St. Dunstan’s Church
William
Thomas Bellew
M.D. Bellew
Bart
Mount Bellew
Gaheny
Claddagh
William Sinnit
Fahy
Galeny Paner
Cheltenham Chronicle
Green
Nassau
Cheltenham
London
Lord Cremorne
Duke of Wellington
Duchess
Texas
Newcastle
John Wood
Clyde
Tyne Mercury
Monkwearmouth
Sarrah Willcock
John WilLcock
Alan
Alabama
New York Gazette
Lord Brougham
Supreyo Surra
Ruth
Matthias Attwood
Whitehaven
Royal Drury Lane
E. H Nate
National Theatre
Monde
Rais- Biba
C. Kean
Bowie
Lord Devon
Gabo Akon
Taaffe
John Burke
Sligo
Court Hears Queen and Suite at Italian Opera House
Royal gatherings span drawing rooms at St James's and Buckingham Palace with the Duchess of Kent and a crowded suite. Royal entries, new Bedchamber appointments, and Scotland visit hints color a week of court life amid foreign dignitaries and preparations for future tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore
Duchess of Kent
Marchioness of
Normandy
Flora Hastings
Miss Anson
Harriet Clive
Earl of
Zavadowsky
Buckingham Palace
Royal Academy
Countess of
Scotland
Edinburgh
Flneaos
Glasgow
Earl of Scarborough
Duke of Newcastle
Nottingham
Glebe
Graup Dore Alexander
M. Tolstoy
Grand Duke
Alexander
Mivart’s
Hague
Mivart
Prince William Henry
Netherlands
Esterhazy
Hungary
Mary Stopford
Earl of Courtown
Trinity Church
Marylebone
Cearge
Francis Lysons Price
Gentlemen-At-Arms
V. Robe
John Archibald Murray
Supreme Court of Scotland
Lord Belhaven
General Assembly of Scotland
Duke de Rovigo
Clare
Carnelly
Leinster Express
Countess of Cowper
Almack’s
Lord Courtown
Duke of Buccleuch
Rome
Charles Elphinstone Fleming
Portsmouth
Hercules Pakenham
Henrique or the Love Pilgrim at Covent Garden
A review of Henriques Love Pilgrim at Covent Garden praising music in Auberesque style, strong choruses, and Debut of Mr Harrison. Miss Rainforth, Miss Horton and others receive acclaim for performances. St James's and Queen's theatres feature Daughter of the Danube, Oxampic-High, Low Jack, and the revived burletta with Vestris and Agnes Taylor. Classical concerts at Ancient Concerts with Handel to Beethoven are noted, including Ceibra Regondi and Clinton performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covert Garden
Mr. Rooke
Henrique
Auber
Covent-garden Theatre
Shakspeare
Enrique
St. James’s Theatre
Herr Schreyer
Drury-lane
Hooper
Madame Vestris
Agnes Taylor
Stranp
Vestris
Miss Chalmers
Julia
Mr. Power
Handel
Haydn
Mozart
Paisiello
Sarti
Hummel
Bubler
Romberg
Vogel
Beethoven, &c
Judas Maccabeus
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Cambridge
Ceibra
Hanover Rooms
Signor Regondi
Clinton
Ribas
Tattersall’s Evening Quotations Show Big Bets on Sidney Herbert Lot
The room at Tattersalls Thursday drew a well attended crowd with lively betting. The main feature: Sidney Herbert's lot backed 30 to 1 to win nearly twenty thousand pounds, with Corsair, Dragoman, Euclid, and The Dey of Algiers seeing significant action and varied odds shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Herbert
Clarion
Clara
Charlotte West
Dragsman
Newmarket
Cacsar
Evens
Euclid
G. Heathcote
G. Clark
Newmarket Spring Meeting Heats and York Derby Stakes
Entries and results from Newmarket Spring Meeting races include Lord Exeter Express Merganser and Courier, Mendizabal favored in Handicap Sweepstakes, and Adrian winning on Thursday. York Spring Meeting features Commodore Bolus and Lightfoot in notable stakes races with Ten-pound-note and Nicholas among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minster
Richmond
Sadler
Bowes
Erin Go Bragh
G. Heathcote
Valaincourt
Jersey
Duke of Grafton
Auber
Albermarle
Wreford
Westonian
Williamson
Melbourne
King of Kelton
Exeter
Bosphorus
Theobald
Hamlet
Worrall
Drageman Aget
Cesar Aken
Deception
Dragsman
Cesar
Newmarket
Lord Exeter
Mr. Thornhill
Mr. Pee
Longwaist
Heron
Lord Lichfield
Acton
Mr. Wigram
Margaret Ramsay
Mr. Rush
Pickwick
Mr. Robinson
D.M
Count Porro
Carbon
Peel
Actzon
Wigram
John Robinson
Camel
Smolenska
Merganser
Agst Courier
Col. Peel
Lord Painstock
Raymond
Lord Stradbrooke
Miss Romer
Adrian
Robinson
Thornhill
Egeria
Drogheda
Batson
T.Y.C
Rayner
Lord Stradbroke
Romer Aed
Be Raymond
York
Tomboy
Commodore
Bolus
Johnny Boy
Chatterer
Col. Anson
Nicholas
Jerry
Briskham
Hall
Ate Bate
Mr. Howard
Fitzroy
Belshazzar
Proclamations Tighten Arms Rule and Riots Report
Latest intelligence reports Proclamations against assemblies for training and arms use. Riots in Walrs show chartists in New town Montgomeryshire with 600 armed men, while Llanidloes remains quiet. News details arming of protection groups, royal visits, political appointments, and local election notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roya
Walrs
Newtown
Montgomeryshire
Llanidlves
Globe
Mormouth
Earl of Scarborough
Duke of Newcastle
Nottingham
Alexander
Russia
Cerberus
Deptford
Prince William Henry of Holland
Count Orloff
Weymouth
William Russell
Court of Chancery
Adam
Duchy of Lancaster
Tone
Orry Poricek
D. W. Harvey
Carlow
George Grote, Esq
House of Commons
Crown and Anchor
Edward Codrington
Hammersmith
Friends of Reform
Kilkenny
Scott Lillie
Ewart
Cheltenham Theatre Consumed by Fire Ruins Standings
Cheltenham Theatre was totally destroyed by fire Friday morning. Fire engines battled the blaze for hours, roofs collapsed, and surrounding houses were damaged. The building, built in 1805 by J. Watson, was tied to Berkeley patronage and Watson creditors. Estimated damage stood at £5000 with gas leak blamed by some for the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheltenham
Whitmore
Protector Insurance Company
Gloucester
Phenix
Grattan
Yates
J. Watson
John Kemble
Siddons
Cheltenham Theatre
York Hotel
Colonel Berkeley
Lord Segrave
Frederick and
Grantley Berkeley
Jenner
Berkeley
Watson
London Notices and Local Legal Proceedings
A compendium of 19th century civic items noting Tower Hamlets address details, wider reform calls, and proposals. Reports include Waorsais dealers seeking freedom, Irish railway resolutions, city police structuring, Peckham inquest on William Harris Flynn, Grosvenor Square infant inquest, execution of Duartes Dares for poisoning, and reflections on the condemned Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Hamlets
Hume
London
Lord Morpeth
Ireland
City
Brn
City Police
Metropolitan Commissioners
Metropolitan Police
PreckHam
William Harris Flynn
Highstreet
Peckham
Deptford
Hancine
Rodney’s Head
Robert-street
Grosvenor Square
George McDonald
Duartes Dares
Norfolk
Castle Hill
Davies
Lloyd
Methodist Society
Charge Against Lord Shelburne Aims at Bill Fraud
The Marlborough Street magistrates hear a charge against Richard son linked to a £5000 bill transaction with Lord Shelburne and Lord Staverdale. The case centers on a felonious theft and later alleged conspiracy involving Henry Stafford and advertising swindles. The felony charge was dropped, with proceedings hinting at grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Lord Shelburne
Jermiyn-street
Thomas
James Tsaacy
Pashley
Conant
Isaacs
Stafford
Bolton-street
Apri
Lansdowne House
Lord Staverdale
Coutts
Henry Stafford
Shelburne
Mr. Conant
Henry Richardson
Marlborough Street
Dyer
Chambers
Mr. Richardson
H. Stafford
John Minter Hart
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Mischllany
the Court
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall’s
Stephenson
Lightfoot
Velocipede
Saile
Medora
Black Beck
Stainland
Halifax
Epsom
Lord Sheffield
Ancuers
Hertford
Knight
Lea