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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 29, 1842

Page

4

Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice

Incomplete OCR text fragment mentions a legal or public action tied to a local entity. Names, dates, places and concrete details are unreadable. The readable portion suggests an official notice or record but lacks sufficient facts for precise summary.

Mixing of Naval Veterans and Royal Events Headlines

The piece reviews veteran Vice-Admiral Hatu’s long service since 1772, various assizes circuit selections, and a string of London civic and royal society notes. It recounts a fatal river incident, a beer subsidy for Sussex workers, and a fortune claim tied to Edward Ett. It also covers a Duchess of Sutherland ball, Louis Philippe birthday customs, and broad fashion and wool trade notes from Leeds to Bradford.

Hatu Westgate-house Chichester Havin Adam Drummond K.C.H Northern Lord Denman Justice Maule Tindal Justice Erskine Lord Abinger Justice Coltman Midland Parke Justice Patteson Norfolk Baron Gem Aid Justice Williams North Wales Baron Av South Wales Baron Rolfe Western Just Dightroan Justice Cresswell Nat Common Council Alderman Wilson Stacy Wilson Bedford Beache Farringdon Wire R. L. Jones Peter Laurie Ham Imas Timms Sting Street Southwark-Bridge-Stairs Harry Keatherstonhaugh Sussex Edward Ett Messrs Bramab and Co Yecudilly Ieworth Whitton Fleet-street Devonshire Jy Abalgers Miles Jullien Koenig's Bend Foper St. Ioes’s Park Japs Diplomatique Duke Duchess of Cambridge Rps George Princess Augusta Gloucester Bernar Saxe Weimar Chess Prince Edward Henshire Leinster Rutland Wellington Clevead Roxburghe Argyll Buccleuch Nmilton Inverness Buckingham Merset Camden Ailesity Londonderry Downshire Northampton Clanricarde Salisbury Worcester Headfort Granby Hustley Averim Marchionesses Lansdowne Iesbury Ely Exeter Clark Mont Paris Louis Philippe Maquier Talleyrand Diable Hiteux Queen Victoria Claremont Edward Philippa Prince Albert Duchess of Kent Prince of Wales Tyrol Ofer Sully Henri Spain Lctoria Eng Son Leeds Huddersfield Phaps Foreign Department Bradford Merinos Orleans

Othello at Drury Lane ends season with Anderson debut

The Drury Lane season closes after a benefit performance of Othello featuring Mr. Anderson in the title role. Critics praise his dignified, careful portrayal, while Macready leads a strong cast including Miss Faucit and Mrs. Warner. Macready closes with a reflective address on restoring theatre arts.

Theatre Royal Drury-Lane Anderson London Mr. Anderson Covent Garden Macready Covent-garden Madame Vestris Huon Messina Drury-Jane Mr. Macready Proteus Verona Titus Jerrold Senate Othello Jagu H. Faucit Warner Emilia Helen Faucit Shakspeare Venice Rome Athens Sicily Handel Times Drury-lane Miss Fortescue Julia Keeley Lanner Keeleys Stanfield Jerruns Haymarket Theatre Kean Jaques Mrs. Kean Rosalind Claude Melnotte Lyons

The London Stage Highlights and Petition of Dramatic Authors

A bustling London theatre scene reports strong audience turnout for the Lady of Lyons after-piece and the Bee-Hive, with Mrs Humby and Mr Harley drawing hearty cheers. Notices cover performances, benefits, and a dramatic authors petition urging stage law reform.

Lady of Lyons Mr. Webster Claude Pauline Mrs. Humby Mr. Harley Harley Walter Lacy Bolt Wrench Gilbert Miss Ballin Miss Marshall Giovanni London H. Russell Hanover Square Donizetti Purcell Mathews Madame Vestris Covent-garden Metropolia Macready Drury-lane Theatre Knowles Haymarket C. Kean Grand Opera Paris Madame Dorus Gras Duprez Bariolbet Lord Mahon Home Department Murtis City of Westminster Douglas Jerrold W. Bale Bernard Wm. Collier John Oxenford Jno Edward Stirling James Sheridan Knowles Love Leigh Hunt Florence John A. Heraad Thomas Wade The Arragon F. G. Tomlins Garcia Edward Mayhew the Templar Anna Maria Hall Charles Dunee H. Hell Grace Huntley William Henry Oxberry Richard Beauclerk Perry Francis Barham Simon Gray George W. Lovell Bruges George Stephens B. W. Procter Thomas James Serle J. R. 'Planche Oberon Henry Mayhew Richard Ryan W. H. Wills Mark Lemon Ladies’ Club George Wild Henry Baylis William Moncrieff J. Sterling Coyne William Thompson Townsend John Stafford Joseph Dunn W.s. Emden William Dunn Henry Plankett Charles Selby Captain Stevens R. H. Horne Cosmo de Medici Richard Brinsley Peake Morris Barnett Monsieur Jacques Edward Fitzball Rochelle

Extraordinary Verprict in Bond Suit Over Bankrupt Clark

In the Secondaries Court a damages verdict of 600 pounds was returned against James Shaw as a surety for James Clark the bankruptcy official. The case traced Clark’s receipt of over 473000 pounds while in office and alleged negligence by the Bankruptcy Court in safeguarding estate funds. The jury held the court responsible for the security lapses and Clark’s defalcations.

James Shaw James Clark James Clark, Late An Official Assignee of the Court of Bankruptcy Platt Q.C Watson Serjeant Shee Humfrey Bankruptcy Court Court of Bankruptcy Shaw Clark Commission Fane Sir C. Williams Shee Stin Court of Justice Shylock Adventrisemenit Joseph Gittorr London Gracechurch Street Fox Birmingham J. G

Epsom Derby week races stir crowds amid betting turmoil

The article details Derby week racing at Epsom with Craven Stakes results, heavy betting on Coldrenick and Attila, the Derby lineup including Auckland and Robert de Gorham, and postrace crowds, police, and weather effects. It notes Attila's decisive Derby win and large sports betting activity across Tattersall's and public clubs, plus social leading figures observed.

Corps Dramatique Epsom Robinsons Chiffneys Scotts London Epsom Downs Nine Elms Croydon Duke of Beaufort Marquis of Normandy Albemarle Chesterfield Villiers E. Russell Rosslyn C. Fitzroy G. Bentinck March Maidstone Miltown Uxbridge Verulam Count G. Heathcote Pannakeen Col. G. Wyndham Nora Creina Price Marshal Biron Thornhill Equation Rush Bre Maresfield Maresfield's Dam, 3 yrs.Mr. Balchin Mr. Osbaldeston Ebberston Mr. Goodman Music Lord George Bentinck Camel Rockingham Enterprise Sen Satirist Lucy Banks Epaulette Satirist Snowdrop Mr. Herbert Nessus Sir Hercules Rogers Mr. Shelley Iole Arkansas Woodcote Gorhambury Mr. G. Ongley Octavius Sly Mr. Forth Venus Sir G. Meathcote Velocipede Dryad General Wyndham Handmaiden Nightingale Ajax Nick Kingsley Jessica Auckland Osborne Putley Attila William de Fortibus Queen Prince Albert Ascot-heath Count Mensdorff Col Arbuthnot Claremont Baron de Tessier Beaufort Bedford Rutland Exeter Normanby Worcester Granby Stradbroke Orford Forester J. Fitzroy EB. Russell Portarlington Kelburne D. Baird W. Stanley J. Shelley F. Good Payne Broadhead Neville Codrington Beauchamps Gregory Corbet Trelawny Pettat Phillimore G. Westenra C. Forester Col. Anson Colwick W. Scott Lord Verulam Robert de Gorh Saddler Peng Chapple S. Herbert Whitehouse Lord Chesterfield Touchstone J. Holmes Rover Muley Moloch Macdonald Forth Bustard F. Butler Mr. Meiklam Sam S. Chitney Bell Osbaldeston Tailors the Sadler Darling Lord G. Bentinck Chatham Mr. P. Pryse Cheops Mummy Wakefield Mr. G. Clark Baronet Hampton Templeman Lord Westminster T.lye Col. Wyndham Singleton Ernest G. Francis Desbedes Cartwright Mr. Copeland Combermere Bran Marion Mr. Trelawny Coldrenick J. Day Mr. Gregory Robinson Gen. Yates Seahorse Jack Lye Marson Laumer Shrewsbury Lasso Belcour Policy Defier Robert de Gorham Palladium Hydaspes Behanor Pulicy Toto Belcoour Belceur Beliceur Agreeable Colonel Anson Scott Manchester I. Day Nimrod Busk Count Bathyany Mr. Bushell Jenny Jones Mr. Smith Astronomer Balchin Gog Treen Huitoe Goodman Miss Fidget Pryse Pryse Australia Craven Colorenick Tottenham Corner Colarenick

Derby Day under way as betting market shifts on outcome

The Derby was run on Wednesday and not won by a top favorite. Many supporters believed a horse with broader backing would triumph, and rumors pointed to significant betting activity and potential sizable payouts.

Jack Seahorse Danebury Attila Auckland Lord Westminster Hydaspes Susan Derpy Forth G. Heathcote Mr. Trelawny Coldrenick Col. Anson Mr. Greville Lord Chesterfield Mr. Meiklam Allen Pryse Lord Jersey Newton Shackel Greenwich Mr. Forth Knightsbridge Butler Johson Prank Mr. Savage John O’ Gaunt Captain Daintrie Mulatto Middleton Rous Nicholas Lord G. Bentinck Lord Exeter Scott Ray Middleton T. Walter Miss Whinney Adele Dilbar Dersyr Sorrentes Manchester Sheffield Birmingham Bake Tattersall’s

Oaks Farnovar meeting at Epsom Downs

Fine weather and a crowded course marked Oaks day at Epsom Downs with a strong turnout of spectators. The day featured abundant sport of fair quality and a principal race that drew extensive betting, though considered less prestigious than the Derby.

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