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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 26, 1843

Page

5

Queen's Visit to Nottingham and Tamworth Arrangements

The Queen and royal party will pass through Nottingham on December 4 en route to Belvoir Castle, with a public dinner planned and committees formed for arrangements. Tamworth residents also organized meetings to receive her Majesty at Drayton Manor, with two official addresses planned and a subscription to cover expenses.

NottingHam Belvoir Castle Wm. Hurst Prince Albert Suite Chatsworth Chesterfield Derby North Midland Railway London Road Belvoir Tanworite Tamworth Drayton Manor Augustus Callcott National Gallery Trafalgar-square Seguier Windsor Castle Eastlake Brighton Christchurch Marylebone Educational Committee The Privy Council National Society B. B. Cabbell Lincoln’s Inn Honourable Society of Jincoln’s Inn Michael Linning Melville William Courtenay Morland Fetheraton Stonestreet Henry Rogers John Rogers Borlase Hill Adams John Fish Pownall John Busher Duncan Francis Hastings Russell Scots Fusileer Guards William Russell Duke of Bedford Elizabeth Sackville West Frederick West Oxford Gladstone Estcourt Duke of Brunswick Hanover C. Wetherell Rolls Court Lord Langdale QUEEN Burmany Custom Central Criminal Court Burnaby Commissioners of Customs Cockburn Lord Meadowbank Court of Session Succoth Pitmilly Corehouse Glenlee President Hope Meadowbank Doxsr Wellineton Preston London Duke of Wellington Joseph Hume M.P Bryanstone Square Montrose Hume Charles Gubbins Madras Mr. Hume Elizabeth Wilson Priest-court Foster-lane Foster Lane Watling-street Fire Brigade Braidwood Dowding Fogo Farringdon-street West of England County Fire Establishment Messrs. Sutton and Co Careylane John Nevill and Sons Hosiels Teague

Dramatic and Musical Theatre Roundup at London Venues

A long catalog of performances across Kensington and central London theatres notes Bertie, Leroux, and Carey starring in The Devil in Love at Drury Lane and Pauline Leroux praised as a fine pantomimist. Murat pageantry at Astley’s theater, and Colbrun’s benefit at St James’s with a gold watch gift, plus Shylock and Portia at the Gamin de Paris amateurs with strong acting and a Nervous Man farce.

Royal Kent Theatre Kensington County of Middlesex Draury-Lang Taeatae Mdlle Pauline Leroux Monsieur Carey Duke of Cambridge Duke of Devonshire Duke de Palmella Earl of Chesterfield Earl of Errol Marquis of Granby Marchioness Blandford Conyngham Lowther Castlereagh Villiers Granville Somerset Brooke Ranelagh Bruce Seaham Adolphus Augustus Fitzclarence Victor Sabilla Tas NaTional Royal Pictur Galleries Charles Locke Rastlake R.A Royal Commission On Theatre Royal Daurny-Lane Carlotta Grisi Mademoiselle Pauline Leroux Paris M. Carey Princisa’s Walter Lacy Morris Barnett Astley Murat France Mr. Harwood Nile Egypt Bonaparte Kleber la Bastide Africa Barbra Mr. Danavide Calabria Piacenza Italy Count Capelli Conrade Caroline Bonaparte Paul Castagnac Mr. G. Gray Naples Napoleon Europe Burke Russia Toulon Napoleon Bonaparte Barry Auriol Champs Elysees Hercules Batty Westminster Bridge St. James's Theatre Little Colbrun le Gamin de Paris Colbrun Les Francais Residans Londres Shylock Bassanio Portia Antonio Gratiano Launcelot Gobbo Farren Trishman

Salisbury Election Honors a Beloved Respectful Figure

In Salisbury, speakers reflect on the election to solicit suffrages while mourning the loss of an estimable member, a dear relative. They praise Mr Wyndham for his inoffensive nature and the affection he inspired among friends, with the crowd responding in approval.

Derby and St Leger betting on Rattan and others

Odds for Tattersalls Derby events show Rattan taken at 50 to 1 and 13 to 2 for Mr Crockford's Rattan. other runners include Ugly Buck, Loadstone, Orlando, T Auld Squire, Feigaballagh, Voltri, and Bebington with varied stakes. The market reflects heavy wagering and shifting offers, with Rattan the focal point and the public awaiting the close.

Derry G. Heathcote Crockford John Day Quin Col. Peel Orlando Bowes Irwin Payne Watt Goodman R. Bulkeley Hesseltine Northleach Dexrey Scott Loadstone Lichtwald Volth Herbert Ongley Maffam Dr. Phillimore Lord Normanby Marquis of

Three days shooting at Buckenham and Mr Weatherley death

Mr Weatherley proprietor of Sir Hercules died at Acton on Sunday. A Buckenham shooting party of seven guns for the hon Francis Baring logged totals for Nov 15 701 birds and animals, Nov 16 1044, Nov 17 784, grand total 2536. A Dublin gamblers party at Newry races tolled by police, one man claimed £100 win. Export of horses from Paragon Inn stables to Berlin and Rotterdam includes Prince Caradoc and other horses and a hunter shipped for Mr Holmes.

Seacur Foxp Manchester Messrs A. H. Henry Bark Farturse Bryant Newmarket Bury Post Hill The Northern Star Feargus Lion of the North C. Alexander Wood Oxford Brecknock Middlesex Lord Stanley Mr. Villiers Villiers Globe St. Mary Lenone Savines Times of James Tate St. Paul's Edmonton Richmond Yorkshire Sydney Smith Canon Tate Somersetshire Thomas Tate Bradford Ashton Essex Surrey Kent Hertford Justice Cresswell York York Courant Herapath Railway Journal Birmingham Derby Gloucester Brandling Junction Eastern Counties Edinburgh Glasgow Paisley Ayr Greenock Grand Junction Great North of Hull Selby Liverpool London Blackwall Brighton Croydon South Western Greenwich Bolton Leeds Midland Newcastle Carlisle North Shields North Midland Northern B—y Affghanistan Scinde Wells Botolph Jane Thames Street City of H. Crossman Crossman J. Chapman Davie Baptist Chapel Davie Woottett Europe National Benevolent Institution Woollett Hurst and Robinson Hurst Erhnological Society Hodgkin Brook Street Ethnological Society Archbishop Wateley Lord Brougham B. Brodie Professor Clark Sir Charles Malcolm John George Shaw Lefevre Dublin Mountstuart Elphinstone George B. Greenough James Cowles Prichard Samuel Duckworth Esq J. A. St. John J. Postlethwaite William Aldam M.P William Elphinstone Malcolm Thomas May Walter K. Kelly Benjamin Brodie Thomas Hodgkin W. Holt Yates Andrew Smith Richard King M.D Fredericks Archer Trinity College Lloyd Wray Weekly Chronicle Weatherley Hercules Acton Buckenham Francis Baring Bivers Newry Freeman’s Journal Baron von Gotze Prussia Prince Caradoc Queen of Trumps Mr. Holmes Thirsk Bonsall Black Horse Inn Holmes Emerald Isle Bouch Rotterdam Rhine

Free trade triumph in cathedral town over bribery tactics

In Salisbury the Anti Corn Law League claims a major victory for free trade as Mr. Bouverie gains substantial support from a large turnout. Reports describe bribery attempts, mob activity, clergy involvement, and a tense poll disparity between Bouverie and Campbell, with final tallies showing a questionable outcome and continued political contention.

Official Declaration of the Poll in Salisbury Election

After polling, townsfolk celebrated a new member. Campbell received 317 votes to 270 for Bouverie, a 47 vote majority. A procession formed to the Town Hall as Campbell was paraded through the town amid cheers and some rowdy demonstrations. The Anti-Ceraman League planned a congratulatory meeting at Salt Lane Rooms that night.

Savissury Old City Campbell Lords Commons Bouverie London General Michell Admiral Bouverie Fowler Finch John Peniston Henry Cooper Robert Squarey John Lambert C. W. Squarey Salisbury Edward Pleydell Bouverie Porceman R. Squarey Henry Jacob Mr. Bouverie League Richard Hetley Robert Mr. Jacob Wyndham Somerset Mr. Campbell Saxony Italy America France England Lord Melbourne Anti Corn Law League Durham Kendal House of Commons Jory Wilton Hussey C of Salisbury Saltlane

Salisbury Election Peacekeeping Clarified

A correspondent notes reports that 50 metropolitan police were sent to Salisbury for the election, but authorities say no London police attended. The Salisbury town council had asked for them, yet the Home Secretary refused since Wales deployments occupied many officers, so none were present.

Wales

Bishops’ Bench Fails to Condemn Tracts for the Times

The Record notes an attempt to secure broad bishopric approval against the Tracts for the Times failed due to the intervention of the Bishop of Peter. The report highlights church factions and the unresolved status of the condemnation within the bench.

Peter

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