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
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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