Charitable sub scriptions and wills in 1843 notes
Public notices report Miss Martineau and Miss Haneiet Manringav collecting funds for a pension dispute. Alderman Farncombe denies Sheriffs Fund involvement. Will of Alderman Wood proved with legacies to wife sister executors and grandchildren. Covent Garden Theatre decline hints at ongoing financial struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneiet Manringav
Martineau
Alderman Farncombe
Gibbe
Sheriff Farncombe
Sheriffs’ Fund Society
Alderman Wood
Sir Matthew Wood
City of London
Doctors'commons
B. Wood
W. P. Wood
Dame Maria Wood
J.P. Wood
William P. Wood
Lincoln’s Inn
Privy Council
Jonny Wood
Gloucester
Ood
Covent Garden Theatre
Wallack
Birmingham
Derby
Brandling Junction
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Great Western
Hall and Selby
Liverpool
Manchester
London
Brighton
Croydon
South Western
Bolton
Leeds
Midland Counties
Newcastle
Carlisle
North Shields
North Midland
Northern
Special Commission
Principality of Wales
John Hughes
David Jones
John Hugh
Cardiff
Pontardulais
Strangera
Jonny Hueuts
Joan Huey
Cardiff Gaol
Joan B. Woops
Bricuton
Robert
William Alies
North
Axminster
Sherborne Journal
Mengpin
Johnstone
Rotherby
Leicester Mercury
HaNover
Marsden
St. George’s Hospital
Vauxhall BaipGk
PrRorosep
George and Vulture Tavern
Cornhill
Barron
Her Majesty
Suite
Fearon
St. Benet Sherehog
Alderman Gibbs
Hewett
Gibbs
Sewett
City of London Union
The Drama at Dauri Lane Theatre and Covent Garden
A review traces Carlotta Grisi’s Peri accident and revival of her leap at Dauri Lane. It denounces Covent Garden’s Enfans Castelli and Wallack affair while noting audience uproar and police intervention amid mixed performances at the season’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauri-Lane Theatre
Carlotta Grisi
Peri
M. Petipa
Covent-Garden Theatre
Mr. Wallack
Phelps
Anderson
Vandenhoff
Wallack
Mr. Dance
M. Leurencon
Victoria
Laurengen
Gregory
Covent-garden
Colbrun
Leontine
Miss Biffin
National Gallery
Billies
Sarah Anns
Georgia
Michelel Christine
Morning Post
Covent
Garden Theatre
Castelli
Henry Joan Wallack
Theatre Royal Covent-garden
J. M. Mappox
Princess's Theatre
HayMarket Theatre
Webster
Madame Boislobert
Victor and
Hortense
Lady of
Paris
Versailles
Touraine
Victor
France
Republic
Dramatic Tangles and Theatre Notes Across Town
Hortense faces danger as a planned escape fails and a general’s order shifts power in a tangled drama. Victor, Hortense, and Dumourier drive a volatile plot with reform, betrayal, and a final reconciliation amid stage critiques of Webster Celeste Buckstone and Olympic performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense
Mentz
Victor
Fortune
Dumourier
Webster
Celeste
Buckstone
Princess’s
Rue de la Lune
Bedford
America
Wilkes
Olympic
Vestris
George Wild
Leman Rede
Drury-lane
Salter
Searle
Scowl
Rogers
Carlotta Grisi
Petipa
Paris
Rhine
Mayence
Farren
Macreapy
Werner
Lord Byron
Macready
Ryder
Chippendale
Wheatley
New Fork
Tattersall’s Toonsday Racing Bets Show Dull Market
Sporting intelligence notes a thin attendance and slow betting at Tattersall’s with extensive odds listed for many horses. Dexby market quotes include 13 to 2 against Scott’s lot and 1,000 to 800 on Rattan against Ugly Buck among numerous other wagers and takeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Feig-a-ballagh
Coverdale
Julia Cott
Lorimer
John Day
Dexby
Scott
Lot
Cradford
Colonel Peel
Orlando
Bowes
T’auld Squire
J. Lichtwald
Leander
S. Herbert
Payne
Mr. Watt
Volth
Isaac Day
Irwin
Dawson
Batson
Repudiation and Reform in America and Pennsylvania Debates
A correspondent defends a prior petition to Congress demanding repayment of a loan to Pennsylvania, denounces state repudiation, and attacks American financial practices. He argues the debt burden, critiques Biddle and Wall Street, and condemns Pennsylvania for dishonesty while urging moral standards and national unity amid European scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Ephor
Weekly Chronicle
American Congress
Pennsylvania
Europe
America
United States
Mercury
Stock Exchange
Lazarus
Jones Loyd
Rothschild
London
Newgate
England
Oregon
Bond Street
Broadway
Wise Webster
Cmsar
Earth
Wettenhall
Thomas Baring
Bates
10Th Legion
Cesar
Ohio
Sherry Cobler
The Queens Hounds Hunt At Salthill Meet
The regular hunting season opened with a brilliant meet at Salthill attended by over two hundred horsemen including Viscount Seaham General Wemyss and several officers. A noble stag was chased across a wide area from Two Mile Brook to Langley and Sheaddon green before being taken after a long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salthill
Buckhounds
Viscount Seaham
Life and Foot Guards
Wemyss
J. Mazon
T. Aldridge
Booth
Stoke
Langley Church
Sheaddon-green
Iver
Langley
Relix Booth
Binfield
Common
Prince AlBert
Prince Alexander
Netherlands
Baron de Gersdorff
Wyld
G. E. Anson
Wexham
Upton
Slough
Colonel Wyse
Royal
Inquest into Clapham Birth Death at Dorset Arms
Coroner holds inquest on the body of a male child born to Elizabeth Learmouth. Post mortem shows umbilical cord around the neck and death by strangulation during birth. Jury finds concealment of birth by the mother and life of the infant hidden in a bag of shavings. Mother to face magistrate for concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphn
Carter
Dorset Arms
Clapham-road
Elizabeth Learmouth
Fanny Reeve
Holland, Place
Clapham Read
Emily Gibbs
Elizabeth
Learmouth
C. Taylor
Holland-place
Union Hall
Manston House
Christophe
Hayti
King
Paris
Bertia Dewar
W. T. Sandys
Beverley
Henry Read
Trial of OConnell Opens Amid Crowded Dublin Court
The Dublin Court of Chancery and Queen's Bench hear preliminary proceedings in the trial of Daniel O'Connell and associates. Grand juries are sworn as crowds fill the Four Courts, with Judge Burton delivering a detailed charge on conspiracy, legislative union, and the use of large protest meetings to affect government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen's Bench
Justice Burton
Grand Jury
O'Connell
Repeal Association
Metropolitan Police
Selwood
Perrin
David Charles la Touche
City of
Dublin
Charles Cobb
Bourne
Burton
City Grand Jury
G. L. Brooke, Esq
R. T. Latouche
Ren. Lee Guinness
Phil. Doyne
Henry Roe
Esqra
B. M‘mahon
Rt. Harty
Richard Armit
S. Vanse
S. Pim
Francis Augustus
R. Manders
Con. Sullivan
John Godby
Phineas Ryall
John J. Verschoyle
Mr. Brooke
Brooke
Bank of Ireland
Ford
P. Mehony
Smith
T. B. C. Smith
Sergeant Greene
Brewster
Queen’s Counsel
Crown
Messrs. O'Connell
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
United Kingdom
Mgr. Hatchell
Hatchell
Crampton and
Pennefather
M‘donough
R. Barrett
Barrett
Rose
Mc Donough
Cantwell
Mr. Cantwell
Crampton
Indictment Case Reveals Multiple Misdemeanour Charges
The judge outlines that the indictment rests on circumstantial evidence touching several points. He notes charges of intimidation, procuring funds from UK and foreign sources, and a move to undermine legal tribunals, with possible parliamentary questions about Ireland.
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Cunliffe
Sporting Intelligence
Oconnell
Dustin
Rells
Court of Chancery
Stephen’s Green
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