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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 04, 1843

Page

3

Controversy Over Parish Accounts At St Stephen Walbrook

A parish vestry meeting debated delivering parish deeds and papers to the vestry clerk and pursuing enforcement under 58th George III. A churchwarden summons sought against Alderman Gibbs to produce parish accounts as residents demanded inspection, with the lord mayor urging calm and a peaceful resolution.

Ald. Gibbs Michael Gibbs George Crosby Rock Alderman Gibbs St. Stephen, Walbrook Mr. Crosby William Frederick Rock John Johnson Alderman Johnson Gibbs Mr. Rock Howell

O Connell leads Ireland Repeal meeting at Conciliation Hall

Dustix Oct 30 report on the State of Ireland Repeal Association meeting at Conciliation hall. O Connell reads Sturge letter urging clear aims and co extesive Irish parliament control while preserving the Crown. Resolutions push repeal of the union with parliamentary equality for all creeds. Repeal rent announced and meeting adjourned.

Corn Exchange-Rooms Tresham Gregg O'Connell John Molony Joseph Sturge Hear Sturge Irish Repeal Association Birmingham Ireland England Repeal Association United Kingdom JosefHorturez O’connell Mr. O'Connell Great Britain Mr. Sturge Saratoga Burgoyne America House of Commons Victoria Queen Victoria

Graveyard Grand Jury and Fashion Notes From London and Paris

The Central Criminal Court returns a true bill against Bridgeman and George White Bridgeman for a misdemeanor after the foreman exposes a prosecutorial offer to drop the case in exchange for the restoration of a father’s skeleton. Fashion coverage highlights Novemsex styles using silk and cachemire fabrics with velvets, pelisses, scarfs, bonnets, and embroidery trends for winter, including velvet colibré bonnets and new scarves.

Central Criminal Court Bridgeman George White Bridgeman Tawney Grand Jury Justice Maute Écharpe Yacht Victoria Cachemire

State Prosecutions for O Connell Trials Begin

News from Oct 31 reports Ireland preparing for state trials against Mr. O Connell and Traversers. Additional witnesses, including plainclothes policemen, may be called. indictments will go before grand juries with possible time extensions for pleading. Jury selection options stir public justice concerns.

Dasis Clifden Galway O'Connell Frederick Bond Hughes Ireland Constabulary Kemmis Crown Repeal Association Dublin Castle Dublin O’connell Mr. O'Connell Grand Special Commission Wales Justice Burton Pennefather Max Angelica Waldberg Wolfgang Dane Wolf,ang Averback Weinheim She Ibope Adolf Old Dolchenblitz Europe Vaice Angelice Max of Waldberg Ulrica Amelia Sophonisba Jacquelina Venus

A Case of Conscience at Elliston's Coronation Theatre

Elliston's Coronation run triggers a comical battle of oaths over free admission. Ebenezer Ironsides fights to enter gratis while Elliston faces a dilemma to keep promises to both sides. In the end, a ruse lets Ironsides in and the show goes on, ending with a public display of loyalty and wit.

Elliston Drury-lane Theatre Delphni Devine Stratford-place Birmingham London Tim Nicks Bardsley Ironsides Gratis Mr. Tronsides Mr. Ironsides Bum-Bailey Post the Herald Mferning Mferning Advertiser Bones Ebenezer Ironsides Ebenezer Tyson Ockey Clarke Bath Dolchenblitz Frau Dolchenblits Angelica Mitchbrod Colonna Germany Madame Angelica Imp Lucifer Count Sprinbach Adolf Bernard the Invincible Pardi Erb Prinz Prince Maurice Wittenberg Ernst von Waldberg Castle Adolf Ernst Hungary Angelica Diabolica Max Christendom Diana Buda

Loyalty in Masquerade at Surrey Theatre in 1830

In 1830 Elliston lessee of the Surrey Theatre dressed as Falstaff, horns and all, for Shakespeare festival tableaux. The cast and audience joined in God Save the King as Dibdin Pitt, Asbury, Warwick, Hortons, Mrs Vale, Robert William, Buckingham, Harry Kemble and Osbaldiston performed royalist verses, chorus and stage entrances amid Reform Bill fever.

Somerville Vincent Catherine Rosalind Old Williams Scotch Williams Shylock Vale King Robert William Surrey Elliston Surrey Theatre Herne the Hunter God Dibdin Pitt Asbury Warwick Tom Long One the Hortons Ariel Mrs. Vale Buckingham Harry Kemble Osbaldiston Richard III

Curious Reading Soap and a Swiss Diet Note

A London shop window proclaims Notes on Lord Brourham’s Historikle Sketchis in a spoof ad about the Reading Soap. A Geneva observer describes horse chestnut feed for sheep, noting its heating effect and that crushed nuts enrich Geneva mutton as noted by F. D. Elysée.

Reading Wardour-street Oxford-street Switzerland Geneva England Wales F. D. Elysée

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