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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 12, 1843

Page

4

London Letters and Paris News Roundup

European notes report Lord Broveham after Paris stay may visit Cannes for a month Sir Henry Wilmot recovering from a serious accident Lord Meabowbank resigns from radical bench Postal and legal notices plus rail and pier permissions and a London riot tale of a postboy outwitting police at Cheapside and a convicts shipment plan in Ireland

Lord Broveham Paris Lord Brougham M. Dupin Cannes Provence Sir Henry Wilmot Bart Hich Henry Lord Meadowbank Baronet Edinburgh England France Boulogne Calais North Warwickshire Wodecote Amberslade United Service Gazette Treasury Lords of the Treasury Manchester Chester Court of Common Pleas Chatham Greenwich R. Dobson Knight Jones Maron Shaw Guildhall Major Shaw Tallowchandlers’ Company Messrs. Gatling and Co Lambeth Kensington Church St. George’s Hospital Pollock Grove Woodstock Ozford Chronicle Landlord and Tenant Commission Earl of Devon Ireland More O’ferrall Kildare Tighe Patrick Bellew Barmeath Louth Bedlington Dundalk Lord Carew Redington Derriogp Woolwich Admiralty

Haymarket Theatre Sees New Arrival In Love Chase

Mrs. Nisbett debuts as Constance and stars in Knowles's The Love Chase at the Haymarket while She Stoops to Conquer features strong acting by Miss Hardcastle and satiric critiques of the cast. Adelphi presents Bohemians a Paris rogues melodrama with lively faults and vivid scenery. The St James's hosts the enfant Castelli troupe led by Colbrun in Gamin de Paris to strong applause. Covent Garden denounces false embargo rumors about wardrobe seizures amid theatre debates. The Times notes Wallack Anderson dispute and Duruset’s death as the era’s stage events unfold.

Adelphi Theatre Adelphi Paris Stirling Mr. O. Smith St. James's Theatre Les Enfans Castelli Covent Garden Theatre Covent-garden Theatre Colbrun Roscius Gamin de Paris Bouffé M. Colbrun Boulevards Canal St. Martin Bouffe M. Brizot Mdile Rubel Molle Corrine Dejazette Peri Carlotta Grisi Drury-lane Madame Vestris Charles Mathews Haymarket Macready United States English Opera House Lord Chamberlain Jullien Covent Garden Company Mr. Wallack Corps Dramatique Phelps Liverpool Theatre Mr. Anderson Anderson Wallack Covent-garden Duruset Bath Theatre Hooper Warner Keeleys Fanny Ternan Hoskins Wigan Balls Corrie Bricuton Theatre Charles Kean Mr. Kean Beverly Kean Amina

Tattersalls racing bets and grand jury findings in Ireland

The report covers Derby betting at Tattersalls with many stakes and outcomes for horses such as Leander Lorimer and Delightful colt, plus a Thursday sale draft. It also details the Dublin Court of Queen's Bench proceedings where the grand jury returns a true bill in a murder case and a discussion on four day pleading, copying of indictments, and charges read.

Mollie Fanny Elssler Hamburg Giselle Mehul Joseph Egypt Kessington County of Middlesex Holland Arms Tavern Highroad L. T. Flood Bague R.N Fitzgerald W. B. France T. Frere E. Davies Henry Morland Royal Kent Theatre High-street Kensington Victoria Morland Groves Cornell Captain Bague John Percival London Westminster Finsbury Marylebone Tower Hamlets Lambeth Southwark New Windsor Berks Brighthelmstone Sussex Kensington Palace St. Margaret's Royal Meat Theatre St. Mary Abbots Hanson Novello John Parry Signor Benedict Common Council Ball Moxhay New Hall of Commerce Threadneedle-street Corporation of London Poland Siberia Catxess Sidney Herbert Leander Valtri Lorimer Dexrey Scott Colonel Peel Forth Crockford John Day Orlando Quin Lichtwald Hon. S. Herbert Irwin F. Ongley Watt Lord Normanby Dawson Coverdale Lord Eglintoun Stud Tattersall Grand Jury Court of Queen's Bench Justice Crampton Thomas Steele Thomas Ray Traverser’s Messrs. Tierney and Tyrrell Gray Duffy Limerick Skine Burton Crampton Perrin Thomas Staples Samuel Gray Bourne Clerk of the Crown O'Gorman Richard O'Gorman Daniel O’connell John O'Connell M. T. Ray John Gray Charles G. Duffy King v. O’connell Icis Queen's Bench Daniel O'Connell Hatchell Q.C Steele Justice Perin M‘donough Mc Donough M‘ Donough Whiteside

Political Movements and Attwood’s Economic Views

A digest of Thomas Attwood speeches and related political notes argues the money power harms productive industry, praises Prussia’s governance, and links corn law changes to unrest in Wales and Ireland. It covers Dover politics, municipal elections, and Tower Hamlets anti Corn Law activity, with notes on Guy Fawkes customs and Falkirk election issues.

Thomas Attwood M.P Birmingham Birmingham Union Wales Ireland England Mr. Attwood Solon Lycurgus Ruiz Attwood Europe Prussia Dover Teries John Rae Reid Dover Charity School Dover Chronicle Watsrock Alderman Gibbs Messrs Flight Travers Pilcher Mr. Rock St. Thomas’s Guy Fawkes Guy Tower Hill Tony Gillon Falkirk Baird Scotch Reformers' Gazette Hamilton Boniface London Unetory Arundel Beverley Congleton Faversham Gateshead Kendal Lyme Regis Maldon Manchester Morpeth Richmond Rye Scarborough Thetford Tiverton Totnes Andover Barnstaple Boston Bridport Cambridge Canterbury Carlisle Coventry Derby Doncaster Dover Hastings Hull Hythe Ipswich Leeds Leicester Newcastle Newport Northampton Norwich Pontefract Sheffield Stafford Sunderland Worcester Bedford Bridgewater Bristol Durham Kidderminster Oxford Stockport Truro Bridgnorth Chichester Colchester Grantham Harwich Hertford Lichfield Ludlow Shrewsbury Sudbury Warwick Wenlock Wigan Windsor Bolton Chester Devonport Exeter Lincoln Liverpool Macclesfield Nottingham Portsmouth Rochester Southampton Wells Winchester York Tower Hammlets Tower Hamlets Grave Maurice Tavern Whitechapel Allam Jackman W. Coates Crelling Grainger Morse Little Bowring Bates Bishop Sidney Smith Knapp Hussey Bouverie Salisbury Journal League Anti Corn Law League Bristol Gazette Court of Chancery Staple Via

Destruction of Luton Hoo Mansion of Marquis of Bute

Report from Hertford Reformer notes the near total destruction of Luton Hoo after a dawn fire. Despite city and Hitchin engines and rapid removal efforts by domestics and locals, the grand hall library and wings burned to ruins. Many artworks, books, and furniture were saved, though portions of the chapel and right wing were lost. The Marquis of Bute, then in Cardiff, has been informed.

Hertford Luton Raphael Titian Rubens Corregio Cuyp, &c Earl of Strafford Treton Pym Jeffries Ben Jonson Samuel Johnson Earl Bute Joshua Reynolds Marquis of Bute Blenheim London Smirke Tyttenhanger Hertfordshire Thomas Pope Trinity College Oxon Napier Shaw Earl of Bute Luton Hoo Adama Adams Cardiff Wales Fife

The American Deer Wins Mile Foot Race At Beehive Ground

A crowd gathered at the Beehive tavern cricket ground near the Surrey Zoological Gardens to witness a match between James Byrom and T Jackson known as The American Deer. Despite poor weather Byrom led early but Jackson surged ahead to win by over twenty yards in four minutes and fifty two seconds for the mile. Both runners finished strong and appeared capable of another race soon.

James Byrom T. Jackson Beehive Tavern Surrey Zoological Gardens Byrom Jackson

Arson Fire Damages Heath Property at Pulborough

The barney rick and hovel at New Place, Pulborough, owned by Mr. William Heath, were set alight Sunday evening. Fire engines arrived by ten, and united efforts plus favorable wind kept damage limited to the described structures. Mr Heath sustained injuries in the Phenix incident.

Perworth New Place Pulborough William Heath Heath Brighton

Repeal dispute at Trinity College sparks board review

Reports say a repeal advocate sits on Trinity College rolls and a decision window is opened for Ray to either quit the repeal or resign from the university. In other news a large sum moves from Newcastle to London amid alleged losses. A Newfoundland tale recalls a chest found at sea containing a young woman’s body, likely victims of the sea.

Trinity College Ray Dublin Licut Sovereigns Bank of England Newcastle London Zyne Mercury St. Mary’s Newfoundland St. Mary's

Dinner for Pattison M P supporters in Southwark celebrates free trade

A Tuesday night supper at the Three Tuns on St Margaret's Hill honored Mr Pattison M P and free trade advocates in Southwark. Guests included W Hawes, Mr Pattison and other locals as toasts to The Queen and free trade were made. Pattison spoke of support from Scotland, the north and Paris and pledged to back measures over men while urging party unity for future contests.

Pattison M.P Southwark Three Tuns Tavern St. Margaret's Hill London W. Hawes B. Hawes Travers James Wison Heppell George Wansey Scotland Paris Lst Lord John Russell House of Commons City of London Pocock Baringites Baring

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