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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1843

Page

4

Outrage by a Party of Three Hundred Armed Turn-outs

A mob of 300 to 400 brickmakers armed with blunderbusses pistols and clubs attacked the Fletcher brick croft near Eccles Manchester last night. They burned kilns destroyed bricks and entered Fletcher's house beating and threatening Mrs Fletcher. Police pursued and arrested several suspects. two watchers were wounded and four others identified in testimony. The attack followed local disputes over brickwork and employment.

Strick-Croft Pauling Henfry Tae Ralph Fletcher Soaker Rcal Fletcher Ude Thomas Max Manchester Police Manchester Eccles Lomas Butterworth Salford Stout Eccles Road Trafford County Constabulary Seedley Aigeon New Bailey Daniel Aude John Lomax Matthew Keough Peter Burgess Charles Lee Thos. Crompton Henry Crompton Heelis Pearce Brick Croft Henfréy Salford Town Hall James Coyle Burgess Keough Lee Crosslane Fornival

Manchester Assaults and Turnout Shootings Involving Local Men

The report describes a group including Crompton Robinson and others arrested after a village affray near Cheetham. John Walker appears in court. a gunshot wound to a man later identified as Jane indicates a chaotic night. Ellen Connell testifies, a ball is removed from a wounded man, and police seek other wounded turnouts.

Keough Burgesa Crompton Robinson Eccles Maude Brick-Croft John Walker Manchester No. 14 Cheetham Jane Iit Ellen Connell Messrs. Pauling and Co

La Sonnambula and Violin Virtuoso Sivori at Royal Theatre

The era notes a busy program with Bellini’s La Sonnambula missing Mario due to indisposition yet pleased by Cerito’s dancing and the Duchess of Cambridge and royal party attending after a death in the family. Camillo Sivoni’s violin prowess, trained by Paganini, earns high praise as he tours Europe and prepares a concert at Buckingham Palace.

Bellini Mario Cerito Jenkins Boarda Mdlle Duchess of Cambridge Prince George Augusta Perrot Fornasari Riccardo Tamburini Rubini Grisi Wes Lablache Sivori Viotti Paganini Alma Camillo Sivoni Caillo Sivoni Genoa France Conservatoire Paris Italy Switzerland Germany Poland Russia Europe London Brussels Society de A Grande Harmonie St. Petersburgh Vienna Bth Her Majesty's Theatre Sheridan Knowles Julius Cesar Knowles Casca Wight Macready M. Benedict Signor Puzzi Molle Henrietta Nissen Staudigl Alcander Sappho Alfred Shaw Dublin Clara Novello Athelwold Danny Laxe Drury-lane Miss Faucit Old Drury

Secession at General Assembly of the Church of Scotland

Noble assembly in Holyrood hears Dr. Welsh protest against state interference as seceding ministers withdraw to form a separate meeting, with Dr. Chalmers chosen moderator and pledges to preserve church liberties and confessional standards while preparing an address to Queen Victoria. The crowd fills the palace and St. Andrews, amid royal assurances and a £2000 education fund for the Highlands.

Marquess of Bute General Assembly Hell Palace of Holyrood 6Th Dragoon Guards 66Th Foot Regent-road Waterloo-place North-bridge High Street Highchurch Canongate Council of Edinburgh Grece 6Th Dragoons Dr. Welsh Church of Christ le Grave St. Andrew's Church Candlish Campbell of Menzie Maitland Makgill Crichton Dunlop Sheriff Monteith Cunningham Chalmera Gordon Welsh Church of Scotland Kingdom of Scotland Christ Mearns Haldane St. Andrew’s Macfarlan Glasgow College Marquis of Scotland Highlandsand Lord Belhaven Tur Rosemary Hanover-Street Pitt-street Canon Mills-hall Tanfield Chalmers Makellar Buchannan Berg Sheriff Patrick M‘farlane Thomson Perth Campbell M.P Keith St. Cyrus Dr. Chalmers Greenock Makeller Pencaitland

Destructive Liverpool Fire Destroys Jacksons Lane Warehouses

A major blaze in Jacksons lane Liverpool began before three. It engulfed a cotton warehouse and spread to Wrights and other six story buildings, with repeated saltpetre explosions and rapid smoke. Despite delays and a lack of willing workers, firemen and police prevented loss of life though property damage is estimated around 65 000 pounds with 5000 bales of cotton lost.

Jackson’s Lane Union-street Queen Street N.E Union Street Government Emigration Office Jackson Rushton Leverett N.W Wright Water Company Sheppard Jackson's Lane Livermoor Liverpool Fire and Life Assurance Company the Globe The London Assurance Company the Imperial the Sun Phenix

Sporting Intelligence from Tattersall's and Newmarket Races

Odds for numerous horses at Tattersall's and Newmarket are listed, featuring Lord Eglinton's Aristides, Gaper, Dumpling, and Winespur with varied bets. Newmarket Second Spring Meeting reports Zenobia beating Miss Whip, Canton triumphs, and other place showings, plus betting odds and weights for three-year-olds and four-year-olds.

Tattersall Tavespay Denby Bowes Cotherstone Eglinton Aristides Blakelock G. Bentinck Gaper T. Taylor Mostyn Pollock Cheaterfield Parthian Griffths Bell Colonel Cradock Peggy Mr. Price Ily Newmarket Colonel Peel Lord Kelburne W. Boyce T.C General Yatea Mr. Stephenson Lord Exeter Czar Duke of Rutland Munaig Mr. Ford Captain Daintree Mingo Lord Albemarle Lord W. Porlett Nelly Lord Orford T.M.M Nuncio G. Whitehouse Duke of Grafton Sop Lord Exeters Aliena Celia Lord Southampton Oppidam Mr. Jackson Lyster G. Edwards Amulet Mr. Payne Landseer T.Y.C Mr. Gregory Duke of Bedford Eliza Marie St. Lawrence Albion Derby Johnny R.C Chapple D.M Robingon Mr. Osbaldeston Devil F. Butler Currysom About & Langth

Feversham and allied peerages in old text

Feversham lineage traces from Duncombe and 19th century orbit through Duff of Fife Fitzpatrick and Vesey Fitzgerald lines. Notable figures include William Duncombe MP, the discharged Fife, and Duke’s kin in Duff-house Banffshire. Mentions of Fingall and Berkeley peerages with curial service and political shifts.

Fevers Hall Beron Duncombes Ivinghoe Baron Feversham Charles Duncombe Duncombe Park County York Charlotte William Second Earl of Dartmouth William Duncombe Baron Seaford Baron Wharncliffe Cavendish Square Helmsley Yorkshire Fife Earl of Fyfe Macduff Macduff Shakspeare Thane Macbeth Malcolm Ceanmohn David Duff Robert III Muldaut Charles II William Duff Ireland Caroline Baron Brace of Viscount MacDuff Earl of Fife James Great Britain Baron Fife Alexander James Duff K.T. G.ch Mary Caroline John Manners Louisa Countess of Dysart Talavera Fort Matagorda Cadiz House of Commons Lord Castlereagh Canning God Gail Windham-club St James’s-square Duff-house Banfshire Fixpatt Peiching James the Frist Peter Lake James the Second Justin Robert Arthur James United Kingdom Baron Fingall Woolhampton-lodge Berks Arthur James Plunkett Geneva Louisa Emelia Elias Corbally Corbalton-hall County Meath Lord Killeen Maynooth College Brookes's Club Killeen-castle Meath Fitzceratp and Vesey John Vesey Tuam Catherine Vesey William Vesey Fitzgerald Baron Fitzgerald Desmond Clare Gibbon, Co. Cork Henry Kilmore Elizabeth Standish O'Grady Elton Co. Limerick Inchicronan Clare Robert Fitzhardynge William the Conqueror Maud Henry the Second Berkeley Berkeley Hernesse Roger de Berkeley Derseley Stephen Robert de Berkeley John Thomas de Berkeley Thamas Edward the Second Maltravers Thomas Gournay Rince Lord Berkeley Maurice Gascony Poictiers William Viscount Berkeley Nottingham Thomas Talbot Rd Lisle Nobley-green Lord Lisle Immarquis Maunilf Bristol George Baron Mowbray Seagrave and Breaus Dursle Earl of Berkeley Frederic Augustus House of Lords Mary Cole Gloucester William Fitzhardynge Dursley Earl Herkeley Therince Petent Seagrave Fitzhardyuge Berkeley House Spring-gardens Berkeley-castle Fitzwilliam Earl William Fitz Godrick Edward the Confessor William Duke of Normandy England Hastings Conqueror William Fitzwilliam Sherif London Bread-street Cardinal Wolsey Milton Tepat Old Fuller William Itzwilliam Lifford Donegal County Westmeath Earl Fitzwilliam County Tyrone Lord Fitzwilliam Northampton Earlitzwilliam Norborough

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