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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 19, 1842

Page

4

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Brighton Notes on Royal Preparations and Key Local News

Royal visit preparations at Brighton unfold with interior completion and expected orders. Royal household arrivals and inspector of palaces on site. Also reports on telegraph plans, court matters, and local incidents including a Thames accident, highway robbery, and legal notices from Bristol to Dublin.

King Arthur Opera at Drury Lane and Covent Garden Review

A dense 19th century critique traces the King Arthur opera’s history from 1691 Purcell to 1827 revivals, praising Macready’s staging, the dramatic battle panorama, and the music’s English flavor. It contrasts Arthur with Galatea, notes cast changes, and highlights spectacular scenes, with praise for Miss Horton and Mr. Phillips amid a spirited audience response.

King Arthur Arthur Dryden Macready English Purcell Queen's Theatre Garrick Drury-lane Kemble Miss Farren Emmeline Coventgarden Miss Foote M. Tree Philides Covent-garden Queen’s Theatre English Opera-house

Fancy dress ball at Berkeley with concert by national figures

November social scene at Berkeley features a grand fancy dress ball attended by Lady and Lord curators, with a high profile guest list including Sir Burgess Camac and Sir Felix Booth. A stellar concert from the gallery dazzles, presented by Miss Bassano, Miss Hawes, Signor Ferrari, and others, with a star turn by Mrs. Alfred Shaw and Miss Rainforth. The event supports a benevolent fund and hints at a future National Opera project led by Prince Albert and Earl Howe, with a committee of notable music houses.

the Weekly Chronicle Anne Cree Sree E Berkeley Lord Turperala Burgess Camac C.B Miss Hammersley Horace St. Paul Duncombe, Esqq M. Philips Hunter Blair Felix Booth Bart J. L. Goldsmith Henry Alfred Shaw Rainforth Miss Rainforth Rossini Maria B. Hawes M.B. Hawes Dr. Arne Barcar National Opera Prince Alvert Earl Howe Messrs Broadwood Frard Collard Addison Chappell Beate Cramer, &c Gaile Theatre Paris Les Chaffeurs Europe

Public Health View of Corn Laws and Poverty

In a letter to the editor the author argues the Corn Laws harm public health by reducing staple bread, linking poverty to early death and poor children, and blaming inadequate nutrition on legislative choices. He contrasts life expectancy across classes, cites mortality data, and calls Parliament's policy a form of legislative homicide affecting the poor.

Tattersalls May Day racing and county notices

Betting on Scott's lot and other horses shifted after the death of Mr. George Clark, with Aristides improving and Amorino and the Oxygen colt dropping. A scuffle at Kilmarnock led to several gamekeepers attacked, and three men Buoz Woods and Templeton jailed then bailed. Sailors report widgeon and geese off Southampton coast amid weather turn, frost likely. winter bird movements noted. A large Tattersall stock sale in Whitlebury saw high prices for Oppidan progeny, while Michaelmas day snipe counts reached 37. A boxing match in Plumstead ended with Clark breaking an arm and Jemmy from Town as victor.

Brighton Este Shor Ae iV H. Saunders Brighton Gazette Denis le Marchant Bart Earl of Leicester Treasury Lord Melbourne Ovilllam Gr Lizard Daniel Wade Acraman William Edward Acraman Alfred Johng Aen Tooney D. W. Acraman Dave W. E. Acraman Bristol Mirror Hussars Court of Bankruptcy Jarry Campbell Parry Birmingham Liverpool Manchester Leeds Curzon Ries London Standard China Boulogne Londres Joao Hemsphery Candies Leiler Lisbon Tre Pavora Cntprex St. Pancras Vestry Gord. Square Messrs. Tremenhere and Twisselten G. Houghton Stock Special Poor-Law Commission Mmber Thames Waterloo-bridge Strand James Thomas Caroline Sewell Springfield Chelmsford Bould Ovenden Broad Tree Halifax Guardian James Travis Robertson Canaan Bank Edinburgh Thexsep Victvarrens’ Protection Society Victuallers’ Protection Society B. Wood Smith Jae Pee Lord Recron Rnnis Sels Ox Maule Marquis of Vase Glasgow Guardian Thomasine Wesley St. Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe Blackfriars Cae Eetdas Wicklow Order of St. Patrick Dublin Castle Ireland Rete Ped Liang Woolleys Miss Morgan Bristol Johnny Gilpin John Woolley Woolley Taiet Addams D.C.L Thias School For Scandal Peter Teazle Farren Oliver Surface Strickland Benjamin Backbite Buckstone Joseph Surface Stuart Candour Glover Sneerwell W. Clifford Maria E. Yarnold Mathews Madame Vestus Drury Lane Eton Ozymete TikaTre Leman Rede Jolly Dick the Lamplighter Sheridan St. Giles Bede Pipsey St. Giles's St. Giles'’s Fitajames Mr. G. Wild Julice Brads Mr. Ross Jolly Dick Miss Lebati Miss Melville Agnes Lord Fawnington Seedy Edward ScArney Trabarre Scribe Martinique Zamba Henry Vining Tur Brabaton Theatre Exeter Hall Hullah Edlin Exeter-hall Eulin Lord Wharncliffe Wharncliffe Alderman Hooper Sheriff Pilcher le Duc de Guiche Earl of Chesterfield Count de Granmont Earl of Hillsborough Earl of Tattersall Denny Scott George Clark Philip Abernethy Aristides Amorino Lord Chesterfield G. Weathcote Sirieol Anson Napier Bowes Cotherstone Griffith Newcourt St. Paul's Rogers Oaks Lord Westminster Pawlett John C. Fairlie Kilmarnock Se’innight Faulds Auchans Sym Holmes Wardrop Caprington Durance Vile Ayr Buoz Woods Templeton Lymington Royston Lorp Sourwamproys Whitlebury Northamptonshire Tattersall’s Oppidan Little John Ally Sir Hercules Lord Southampton Pitchley) Hunt ExtTra John Mears Bagshot Surrey Cobham Marshes Snipes Jack Snipes Jemmy Porky Clark Plumstead Kent Clark Bosworth Gorse Bosworth Theddingworth Marston Mellcn Lord Laly Wilton John Moore George Anson Oliver Wyndham Turd Macdonald Leicester Dibworth Gruoby Seythorpe Bunney Decimus Dyke Lultingstone Castle Safvik Norfolk Rentish Lorp Rossigy Lord Rosslyn Her Majesty Royal Cumberland Lodge Royal Houmls Windsor Express Florence Tuscany Napoleon de Montfort M. Aaroche Ponchin Ginori Marquis of Bute Hamilton Glasgow Courier Wand Walmer Castle Foreign and Home Offices Lord Aberdeen Cross Gill M‘cann Parliament-street St. James's Trheboys-Hall HoLt Police Office Kirby Stephen Westmoreland Selby William Griffiths William G. Wright Temple-bar Thomas Wilson Thomas Forbes London Packet Ripon Hendal Wercury Countess Talbot Lady Shrewsbury Bois de Boulogne Madame Talbot Rue St. Dominique Faubourg St. Germain Thither Pont de la Concorde Leopold Belgium Adelaide Louis Philippe Hasens Duroy Banco Justice Patteson Miller Dr. Dillon

Great Perestrian PERfor Mance debuts as a promising young pedestrian

A twelve year old boy made a striking debut in a two hour ten mile challenge against time. Molloy backed the stake of five to three, and the youngster completed the ten miles in two hours, finishing within one and a half minutes of the limit amid strong public interest and surprising speed.

Perfor Mance Molloy Stags Spring Wells Tavern Sprespro Kilby Wharf Poston Gorse Bruntingthorpe Walton Holton Lilberstoft George Payne Bo Greene Mr. Smith Kicke Iter Bas Bas (the Huntsman Aing Lord Gardner

Gray's Inn Declares Three Gentlemen Barristers

In Gray's Inn on November 16, James Wm Freshfield Christopher Good and Frederick Cosens were called to the degree of barrister-at-law by the Hon. Society. Also reports of a serious Bermondsey fire at Mr Skarlett wheelwright's premises and an inquest at the Hero of Waterloo on Sarah Fuller age 65 whose death was ruled accidental from a mortifying arm infection after a turkey preparation incident.

Gray's Inn Society of Gray's Inn James Wm. Freshfield Christopher Good Frederick Cosens BermoxpsEy Bermondsey New Road Skarlett Hae Tooley-street Southwark-bridge Rand West of England Connorton Baer Carter John Pratt Adelaide Street West Strand

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