Mixed notices and royal illness reports in 1841 calendar
Long extract compilation covers Queen Dowager's serious illness with cautious updates, Bank of England loan notices, Oxford sermon on Puseyism, legal and professional appointments, Plymouth breakwater funding halt, and local incidents from Britain and colonies.
Disastrous Fire Destroys Barrowfield Cotton Mills Near Glasgow
A severe blaze at Barrowfield near Glasgow destroyed Bartholomew and Co facilities. Fire brigades from Glasgow, West of England, and Anderston battled flames from 3 am, saving the west wing of the mill but losing most of the central and eastern structures. About 25,000 spindles and 500 workers affected. total loss near £40,000 with insurance on the premises.
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Glasgow
Messrs. J. Bartholomew and Co
Barrowfield
Calton
Smart
Calton Police
Police Board
Glasgow Police
West of England
Anderston
Wilson
Cumlachie
Barrowfield Mills
Messrs. James Oswald and Co
New London Road
Dalmarnock Road
Bridgeton
London Road
West of
England
Resignations and clergy at Christchurch Streatham and Limehouse
St Bartholomew's Hospital sees Dr P M Latham resign. Dr George Burrows likely to replace him with Dr Hack as candidate. Christchurch Streatham consecration led by the Lord Bishop of Winchester with clergy and MPs present. Limehouse vestry debates church repairs after wardens resisted a rate. Bishop instructs rate and repairs cost estimated at £472. Anti corn law deputies meet in Manchester under Greig with MPs present to press repeal. Mrs Blakesley dies after husband’s execution. inquest records willful murder verdict. Turkish service note warns porte refuses foreign admissions and dismisses temporary ranks. admiration for Jochmus and admiral Walker noted.
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St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
P. M. Latham
George Burrows
Hack
Medical Gazette
Christchurch
Streatham
Winchester
Wilberforce
Deltry
Edwards
W. Raven
Kemble
M.P
Antrobus
Alderman Kelly
Hall
Merxtine
Manchester
Kingdom
J. Wilson
T. Potter
J. Walmsley
Joseph Sturge
E. Kc
Blakesley
Newgate
King’s Head
Eastcheap
Burdon
Payne
Blue Anchor
St. Mary-at-Hill
Thames-street
Sarah Blakesley
William Burdon
Eliza Burden
Robert Blakesley
English
Gracechurch-street
Constantinople
Porte
Seraskier
Jochmus
Walker
Dramatic seasons open as Macready adds to troupe
The era of new stage engagements begins with Mr. Macready bolstering the female operatique corps including Miss Romer Miss Horton and Mrs Keeley revealing plans for the upcoming season starting on the 27th. A new farce Love Hetempore from veteran author Kenney plays Haymarket with Miss Horton and Mr Vining in central comic confrontations. The review praises the brisk pace tight dialogue and strong performances led by D Rees as Livingstone. Barbe and Parisian opera news note M Barfe nearing completion of Hifrid a grand opera for Theatre Italien with Grisi likely to sing the principal role.
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Stanley
P. Horton
Charles
F. Vining
Stirling
Livingstone
D. Rees
Miss
Bein
Barre
M. Barfe
Paris
Hifrida
Theatre Italien
Cognoscenti
Grisi
Extraordinary 12-hand pony trots 14 miles in hour race
A Windsor pony, 12 hands 1 inch high and 6 years old, trotted 14 miles in an hour at Slough, ridden by a 14-year-old boy weighing 64 lb. The feat drew large bets and astonished spectators, with the owner offering to back 15 miles in the same time.
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Tue Denny
Chatham
Robert de Gorham
Lord of
Scott
Lot
Col. Anson
Attila
Peel
Lord Verulam
Rosalie Celt
Ferguson
Albemarle
Dorothy
Oaks
Sadler
Passion
G. Bentinck
Trorrine Marcu
Tre
Slough
Watking
Windsor
Salthill
Maidenhead
Freaks of Fortune Singul ar Lunacy Case Heard at Gray s Inn
Proceedings into the mind of Richard Weeks, a Greenwich hospital pensioner and former Royal Navy midshipman, reveal delusions of wealth and royal entanglements. Doctors describe him as wholly insane and incapable of managing himself or property. The inquiry, opened at Gray's Inn Coffee House, led to a verdict of unsound mind since September 1840.
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Blount,Murray, and Wes
Gray's Inn
Richard Weeks
Warburton
Greenwich Hospital
Royal Navy
Eeks
Russell
Reynolds
Sree ASAE _ r
Biount
Aspen
Weeks
Commissioner Blount
Navy
Mr. Weeks
Rowley
Miss Weeks
Mr. Russell
Salmon
Bethnal-green
Richard Dobson
Thomas Rose
Lady Dobson
Frampton
Crown and Anchor
Mr. Weston
Elizabeth
George III
George IV
Royal George
Princess Charlotte
Portsmouth
France
Austria
Newgate
Stratton
Prince Albert
Mr. Blount
Rl Dobson
Greenwich Park
Knatchbull Toll Case Captures Canterbury Court
Canterbury report on Sir Edward Knatchbull facing a toll exemption charge under the General Turnpike Act. He argued travel to an election on the prior Saturday warranted toll exemption. magistrates found him guilty and fined £2 2s with costs, with an intended appeal.
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Jeanne
Cooper
Masters
Plummer
Mount
Baronet
Robert Peel
Mersham- Hatch
Sandys
R. Farley
Farley
Furley
Edward Knatchbull
Barham-downs
B. W. Bridges
Goodnestone Park
Brook Bridges
Edward Knatchbuill
Edward
Knatchbull
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Murder of a Child in Marylebone London
John Joseph Ward 40 is charged with wilful murder of Timothy Easted a year and nine months old. Witnesses describe repeated ill treatment and a fatal head injury from blows. Inquest at University College Hospital finds skull fractures and brain trauma as the cause. Ward remanded and later committed to Newgate for trial.
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John Joseph Ward
Marylebone Police Court
Timothy Easted
Jane Easted
William-street
Regent’s Park
Wakley
St. Pancras
University College Hospital
Gower-street
New Road
Robert Denny
Ward
Corothers
Rawlinson
Clerkenwell
Bow-street
Drury-lane
Denny
Newgate
Irial
Law and court orders reshape chancery procedures this term
The article reports on new chancery orders active this Michaelmas term with several suspensions until next Easter. It covers changes in service, pleadings, and attachments, plus the Masters and Rolls courts handling cases including a Lincoln charity land dispute and an injunction in a maritime salvage matter.
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Court OF Chancery
Tarzspay
Orders In Chancery
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