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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 12, 1839

Page

4

Uncertain banking runs and clerical notices in Dublin

Fragmentary report notes bank runs linked to savings withdrawals in Truro and Dublin, then shifts to clerical appointments and deaths. It mentions Rev. Veasey of St Peter’s, legacies to Daniel Barber, and discussions on successors to the see of Peterborough. Also covers temperature fluctuations, Royal Academy dinner, and various legal notices across cities.

Truro Wrery E . Tages Woods J. Laphan P. J. Doyle St. Michan’s S Chapel SS Ney Rome Dublin London Grenes Veasey St. Peter Peter’s Canldne Daniel Barber Philip BE Peterborough Walatige Cbe Earl Fitzwilliam Lamb Cambridge Lincoln Royal Academy Trafalgar Square Lord Kenyon Daniell Wigmore-street St. Marleybone Bippie Texrce Honourable Society of the Middle Temple Carteret J. W. Ellis H. Reeve William Clifford Robert Farie George Robinson Gillery Pigot Paul Wilmot J. P. Williams Henry Cory Joseph Snowe Edward Howes Cox R.A Cotten Archbishop Whately Ioanacy Freas von Shicamychere House of Commons Clement Danes St. Clement Danes Brighton St. Nicholas Chapel of Ease Lonpox Himersian Society Breterail Marquis of Cholmondeley Lord Mountsandford Teignmouth Norwich Witney John Quarterman Ueanmer Cranmer Leigh Newspaper Press Benevolent Association the Uke of Sussex Freemasons Count Mole Foudon Hayes Cruce Nterbury Windsor and Eton Journal Andrew Morgan Hock-house Aberystwith Earl of Cruixe Wakley House of Lords John Russell Spencer Earl Spencer Wiseton-hall Board of Guardians Retford Eeeantene Ahadeen Her Majesty's Maidstone Gazges FE Journal Des Debats Memorial Bordelais M. Aguado Marquis de Las

Court awards fashion in royal visit and scandal tales

Her Majesty's levee was delayed until Wednesday as imperial highnesses Duke Alexander and Prince Willem Henry of the Netherlands were presented to the Queen. They toured the Tower and public buildings while reported disturbances in a visitation book at Mivart's drew sensational speculation. The Earl of March expected to fill the next vacancy in the Royal Horse Guards.

Alexander Willem Henry The Netherlands House of Lords Lord Melbourne Mivart’s Pestel Bylejeff Bestuzeff Allo Earl of March Duke of Richmond Royal Horse Guards Ora Lance Porrion Paopunry Lambeth-street Henry Solomons Lewin Casper Ellis Casper Henry Moss Sarah’ Levy Emanuel’ Moses Money Moses Black Lion Vinegar-yard Drurylane Theatre Alice Abrahams Mesers Hardwick Phillips Hartley Clarkson Messrs Combe W. D. Haggart Bank of England Falmouth Messrs. Carne J. Hawkes Lea Solomons Foreign Money Exchange Office Strand Roe Moss Brown Hawkes John Deane Cook and Johnson’s Hatton-garden Mrs. Abrahams Cook and Johnson Mr. Solomons Emanuel Moses Adolphus

Resignation and Ministry Crisis In Britain 1841 Debates

The passage surveys reactions to the Melbourne ministry's resignation amid a political crisis. It cites editorials from The Globe The Times The Standard and others praising or condemning the move, and reports on Peel’s formed administration and forthcoming Speaker election. It discusses the queen’s role and public mood, with characterizations of the cabinet’s conduct and the anticipated shifting power. The report also notes armed volunteer measures and local disturbances linked to chartist activity.

THI Abercromby Ion Adbert Conyngham Daily Press Globe Lord Melbourne John Russell Morning Herald Melbourne England Charles the Second Shaftesbury Great Britain the Times O’connell CABAL The Chronicle Lord Roden House of Commons Robert Peel Downing-street Jamaica Orange Ireland Advertiser House of Lords Sir Robert Peel Baronet Treasury Exchequer Lord Lynphorst Duke of Wellington Rupert Peel Goulburn Lord Normanby Robert Peel Lord Aberdeen Shaw Lefevre Armed Volunteer Association J. Russell Lord John Russell Chelsea Llanidloes Wales Severn Charles Wynn Major Pugh Withen Jones James Morris Jehan Thomas Montgomery Westchpool O. Gore M.P Mr. Whitmore M P Lord Clive Shropshire Yeomanry South Salop North Shropshire Yeomanry Owen William Burton James Barnes High-street Hastings Mary Ann Burt Sworn William Burt West Street Hester Easton London Savings’ Banks West London Savings’ Bank

Opera and theatre notes from Her Majesty's and Covent Garden

Lucia di Lammermoor continued to draw large crowds with strong performances by Grisi and Lablache. Macready's Coriolanus closed its run amid praise for his leadership and Mrs. Warner's journalistic flair. Madame Taglioni expected to arrive, new ballet La Gaetana announced, Clara Novello toured Berlin, and Pacini recovered to perform again.

Her Majesty’s Theatre Lablache Grisi Robert le Diable Guerra Elssler Russia Covent Garden Moderna Time Macready Shakspeare Italy Signor Gustavo Modena Silvio Pellice Paolo Francisca di Rimini Wil Clara Novello Berlin St. Petersburgh England Malle Pacci

Tattersall's Monday Meeting and Chester Races Notes

Reports from Tattersall's meeting show heavy betting on numerous horses with odds listed for many horses and owners, followed by Chester Races details including Trial Stakes and Produce Sweepstakes results, starters, and a note on a new patent wheel life rifle demonstration at Bayswater Hippodrome. The gun test showed rapid firing and claims of military use potential.

Tattersall’s G. Heathcote Duke of Grafton Sadler G. Clark S. Herbert Thornhill Euclid Lord Jersey Caesar Lord Lichfield Peel Algiers Mr. Sadler Marquis of Westminster Albemarle Williamson Melbourne Mr. Dixon Exeter Bosphorus Courier the Corsair Ilderim Clarion Agst Corsair Grand Hotel Covent-garden Chester Mr. Price Big Captain Pops Jones Mr. Ogden Harpurhey I. Walters Sir T. Stanley Peter Parley Lord Stanley Ole Bull Lord Derby Che Aeronaut Mr. Mostyn Be Papineau Lord Westminster Sir T. Stanley Mr. Ferguson Harkaway Calloway Lamb Mr. Buckley Charley Pops Gasparoni Ogden R. Dulkeley R. S. Johnstone Job Trotter Barrow Snoormyc Extrraa Dimary Hippodrome Bayswater Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall Wilkinson Wright India

Fashions for THE Montu Morning and Promenade Dress

Describes summer morning and promenade outfits with maize colored hat, lilac pou de soie dress, muslin pelerine, and a renaissance styled evening dress. Details include damask rose trims, ostrich feathers, rose garlands, green groseille fabric, and lace trimming across hats, robes, and sleeves.

Natural death verdict in Salisbury Arms inquest

An inquest at the Salisbury Arms Limehouse examined the death of Sarah Le Gage an elderly wife at sea. She was found dead in bed after a night of heavy drinking with self caused by liquor. The jury returned a verdict of natural death.

Baker Salisbury Arms Eastfield Street Limehouse Sarah le Gage Aaallor Laneham Retford Porter Park Square West Regent’s Park Tedman D Division Lynch Bannister Mewa

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