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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 22, 1840

Page

5

Birth of a Princess Royal reported across London papers

The Weekly Chronicle and Globe report the birth of a princess to Queen Victoria at Buckingham Palace on a day near two o'clock. Attendants include the Duchess of Kent, Archbishops, the Lord Chancellor and other ministers. A royal salute and bells mark the news with prayers, illuminations, and public rejoicing across the city.

Duchess of Kent Canterbury London Lord Chanour Melbourne John Russell Lord Palmerston Tack Errol Lord Albemarle York J. Russell Palmerston Erroll Albemarle Buckingham Palace Globe Globe Ofrfice Jord Bangular Birh Givants Lord Melbourne Privy Council Royal Nursery Prince Albert Whitehall James Crank Charles Lococr Rupert Fercusoy R. Buacpex Viscount Melbourne Queen's Bench St. Margaret's Church Aaut Ton Loriabe St. James's Park St. Martin-in-the-Fields St. Margaret St John St. Clement Danes City Westminster Her Majesty Parens W. C Taz State Apartments ST. James's Covarr Gossir Cheltenham Board of Green Cloth Messrs. Seddon Gray’s-inn-road Messrs England

Midsummer Night's Dream at CoveNIT Garden Theatre Review

The crowd praised Madame Vestris and Keeley's F lute while criticizing Puck cast as a girl and Bottom miscast. Other houses featured a new Drury Lane concert with Berlioz and Rossini pieces, plus Adelphi travesty and Otxmpre Theatre drama Paul the Brazier.

Covenit Garden Theatre Shakspeare Fancy Puck Thisbe Bottom Mr. Harley Bartley Bully Bottom Harley Hermia Helena Mrs. Nisbett Miss Cooper Demetrius Lysander Vining Brindal Quince Snout Meadows Payne F. Mathews Madame Vestris Miss Rainforth Drury Lane Theatre Lazarus Prince Albert Berlioz Eliason M. Musard Adelphi Keeley Rosa Nix My Dolly Polly Otxmpre Paul the Brazier Duval Robespierre Valcour Joseph Surface Miss Mordaunt Louise Ross Baker Victoria Theatne Young Watermen’s Society Randan Club Invincibles Mademoiselle Gooderham Messrs Cony Blanchard Webb and Webb Edward Lytton Bulwer Joney Haymarket Theatre Strickland Prince's Theatre Romer Notter Covent-garden Theatre Prince's Kelly Dean-street Soho Harris Bunn Germany Herr Schumann Ellen Tree Charles Kean Liverpool Theatre Clarke Shakspere Lady of Lyons Miss Tree Rosalind Pauline Deschappelles

Derby betting lively at Tattersall's Monpar meeting

Betting on the Derby dominated the scene with heavy action on Cameleon Eringo Marshal Soult and Rosalie colt while Wahab Simoom Snowdrop Mustapha The Nob and others attracted outsized odds The York and North Midland Railway inquest on Sarah Cousens continued with heated juror discussions and a discharge by the coroner followed by a notice of the Normanby visit to the accident site.

Tattersall Monpar Dulness Cameleon Eringo Marshal Soult Rosalie Wahab Simoom Snowdrop Mustapha Nob Coronation Ralph Lord Jersey Forth Sir Hans Duke of Wellington Scott Mr. Rawlinson Peel Thornhill Lord Bruce Lord Albemarle Duke of Rutland Anson Mr. Wreford Yates G. Bentinck Duke of Beaufort Cameleon Agst Sporting Maron Blackheath Bill Gazelee Tom Cooke Cooke Gazelee Gaslee Payne and Hungerford Mr. Smith Lord Ducie Lanercost Barnton Ramsay Baron Rothschild Queen's Hunt Duke of Grafton Creslow Royal Hunt Club White Hart Hotel York and North Sarah Cousens Frederick Smith Normanby Mulgrave Castle Whitby London Sir F. Smith George Hodson

Money Deceit Case Opens Over Byng False Pretences

A crowded Mansion House court heard charges that Mr S J Byng solicited funds under false pretences for a Corn Law board project. Evidence cited lists names and sums forged to imply official backing, with collectors testifying they passed money to Byng but never subscribed. The Lord Mayor and Sir Peter Laurie weighed indictments and urged public vigilance against impostures.

New Fork Herald Tabernacle Martin Luther Case Mn. Exfam Poole Fish-street-hill Bristol Taos Navy Gullp Hall Guildhall Messrs. Bathe and Breech London Cheapside Prince Albert Lord Dudley Stuart G. Carroll G. Cowan Hume M.P Ubiquitous Byng Peter Jetrie H. S. Chapman Metropolitan Anti-corn-law Association Strand S.J. Byng National and Provisional Cornlaw Board Fokenhouse-yard Byng Chapman Marshall Peter Laurie Warburton Metropolitan Cor Law Association Place Ricardo Travers Wilkinson Wilson Chapman Alderman Brown Association Messrs. Ladbroke, Kingscote, and Co Coutts and Co Mr. Byng Mr. Chapman Sir Peter Laurie Anti-Corn-Law Board Tokenhouse-yard Anti-Corn-Law Association Canyvassers Hierry Lyons Felix-street Westminster Road Mark Crastree Wych-street Mr. Hobler Hobler Grand Jury Sherman Brown T. J. Adams Hooper Millpond-street Bermaondsey P. Laurie John Derrett Messrs Ladbroke and iXingscote J. Wilson The Anti-Corn- Law

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