Monument for Dr Southey at Redcliffe church Bristol
A proposal to erect a monument to Dr Southey in Redcliffe church Bristol is discussed. A correspondent from the late British Auxiliary Legion of Spain recounts a tale of Lord Ranelagh visiting San Sebastian after the battles, meeting officers and being suspected of joining the Carlists. Other items report income tax disputes, extreme tides affecting riverside property, Manchester and Leeds trade views, and local court actions including assault on a rate-payer, a fatal accident at an gas works, and inquests into sudden deaths.
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Southey
Redcliffe Church
Bristol
Lonp ‘Ranztaca
British Auxiliary Legion of Spain
Bilbao
Lord Ranelagh
San Sebastian
Legion
de Lacy Evans
Serkose
Thomas Fielden
J. Fielden
M.P
Oldham
Fielden
Thames
Surrey
Lambeth-stairs
Battersea
Essex
Erith
Manchester
India Mail
United States
Leeds
Wolverhampton
Wales
Scotland
Belfast
St. Leonard
Shorepitch
Edward Waller
Beadle
Hoxton Newtown
Edward Earles
Vlice
Tomas Hopkins
Waller
Hopkins
Wailer
Earles
Bingham
Thomas
Bewley
James Burl
Equitable Gas Works
Thames Bank
Baker
Plume of
Gould’s Hill
Lower Shadwell
David Mason
Ann Mason
Cleland
Fata
Swan Tavern
Arundel Street
Strand
Higgs
Weatwhester
Thomas Neale
Richmond
Richmond Green
George Sharpling
Mr. Sharpling
George
Sharpling
Surrey Street
Daury Laxz Turarne ballet stars and theatre notes
The piece notes a fashionable season subscription with private boxes held by royalty and aristocracy. It reports on a La Peri ballet arrival with Grisi and other singers, a great Princess's Theatre concert where Ja Diva was absent, and a crowded audience including Gen. Espartero. It also covers electric experiments at the Polytechnic, Covent Garden preparations, and a fatal theatre accident at the Many LeBon Theatre.
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Mario
Mr. Allcroft
Ja Diva
Miss Birch
Haymarket
Grisi
Sabilla Novello
E. Birch
Giubilei
Briggs
Parry
Handel -Gear
Seguin
Don Pasquale
Camillo Sivori
Madame Dulcken
F. Chatterton
Blagrove
Sivori
Gen. Espartero
Armstrong
Polytechnic Institution
Covent Garden
Morton
S. Rodwell
Wallack
Anti Corn Law League
Gilbert
Miss Ballin
Princess’s
Giselle
Paul Bedford
Mr. Oxberry
Mons. Jullien
Shockine
LeBont
Nice
Spain
Duke-street
Guthrie
Degate
Mr. Usuer
Hercules-hall
Hercules-buildings
Lambeth
Dicky Usher
Shetlands
Cape Clear
Qld
Grimaldi
Mr. Usher
Mr. Wallack
Great League Meeting at Covent Garden Theatre
A Friday gathering at Covent Garden Theatre showcases the Anti Corn Law League's push for free trade. Cobden Bright and allied MPs rally supporters, outline plans to register 300000 electors, canvass boroughs, and back free trade candidates while denouncing monopolies and bribery.
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Covent Garden Theatre
Sporting Intelligence Tattersallis Turnspar
Very little betting activity with most subscribers at Newmarket. Cesarewitch Stakes odds show Trueboy at 7 to 1 against Cook, Whistle Binkie at 9 to 1 against Ramsay, Armytage at 10 to 1, Alice Hawthorn at 25 to 1, St Francis and Winesour both at 100 to 3 against Pettit and Bell respectively. Dr Exroy lists Rattan at 20 to 1 against Crockford, Feig-a-Ballagh and T Auld Squire at 1500 to 100, and Rattan versus Orlando at 200 to even.
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Tattersali
Newmarket
D. Cook
Ramsay
Whistle Binkie
Anson
Armytage
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Pettit
St. Francis
Bell
Exroy
Crockford
Orlando
Newmarket First October Meeting Recap
Reports from Newmarket's October meeting include three principal races. Ma Mie won the two year old stake over Coranna and The Brewer with bets around Marie and St Francis. Crewe, beating c by Liverpool, and Napier, with Lopetto and Tarantella in the St Leger trial, both claim odds and show strong fields.
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Newmarket
Mr. Newton
Mann
Mr. Goodman
Mrs. Opie
Duke of Beaufort
Mr. Ford
D.I
Lord George Bentinck
Geper
Nat
Duke of Richmond
Lothario
Exeter
Sultan of Beiram
Lucetta
Anson
Napier
Lord Verulam
Sir Hercules
Tarantella
Gtulagst
Lee and Eltham Races at County Stakes Meeting
The County Stakes and Ladies Plate are raced with heats around a two turn course. Lavrestina wins the first event in two heats, beating Affection and Isa Bella as the field includes Star Little Dan Ellen Master Aaron and Hampton. Ellen takes the Beaten Purse in another easy victory over Risk and Master Aaron.
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Lee
Eltham
WepneEspay
Mr. Dixon
Lavrestina
Hackett
Mr. Robinson
Affection
Mr. Law
Isabella
Cattern
Hampton
Drewett
Dixon
Star
Hardy
Little Dan
Withy
Ellen
Jones
Master Aaron
Risk
Aaron
Nine Gentlemen versus Sussex in Lillywhite Benefit Match
Cricket report from Briecuron notes Hawkins scores 72, Lillywhite and Dean bowling. After Tuesday, gentlemen led 164 in their second innings for a total 259 with 136 needed. Morning play resumed. Sopp out for none, Sams 8, Dean 4, Box 5, Wells 2, Bushby 12 not out. Ground thinly attended and cold.
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Briecuron
Hawkins
Gilbert
Sussex
Lillywhite
Dean
Napper
Sopp
Sams
Box
Wells
Bushby
National Anti Corn Law League calls for public aid and action
The council of the National Anti Corn Law League appeals to the people of the United Kingdom for cooperation in its free trade campaign. It recounts successes in turning the issue metropolitan, outlines fundraising aims of 100000 pounds, and details steps to mobilize electors and supporters for a total repeal of the Corn Laws. Covent Garden London September 28 1843.
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Council OF the
National Anti-Corn-League
United Kingdom
Council of the National Anti-Corn Law League
Durham
League
Villiers
Great Britain
Council of the League
Grovar Wilson
Covent-garden Theatre
London
Mr. Bright
J. W. Fox
Cobden
Bright
Resolu tion and Caroline whale ships return with cargoes
Monday afternoon the Resolution, Captain Kenny, reached the Eastern London dock after a three year nine month voyage carrying 2,000 barrels of sperm oil. One man was killed during the homeward leg, the mate’s leg was broken by a whale, and the crew saw notable success for whaling. A large crowd witnessed the arrival. the Resolution belongs to Mr. Hill of London. On Thursday the Caroline was hauled into the Commercial dock at Rotherhithe after five years away, bringing home about 1,800 barrels of sperm oil and “little more than half a ship full.”
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the Weekly Chronicle
Cobden
Hear
Cheshire
House of Commons
Whitmore
Crewe
England
League
Manchester
Glasgow
Edinburgh
The
United Kingdom
London
Council For
Duke of Buckingham
E. Knatchbull
Lord Mountcashel
Laague
France
Anti-Corn Law League
G. Wilson
R. Cobden
M.P
J. Bright
J. Scholefield
Bowring
L. Heyworth
Liverpool
W. J. Fox
R. R. R. Moore
S. Lees
A. W. Paulton
J. Pascall
W. Tait
W. Geesin
R. Ricardo
M. Ricardo
J. Porter
D. Maclaren
J. Pulnam
J. Goswell
Jorkington
C.clarke
Mr. Lyon
J. Wilson
W. Baynes
W. Wilson
Sir J. Anderson
J. Andrews
W. A. Wilkinson
D. E. Austin
W.walker
J. P. Barnard
J. Tyndall
D. Price
W. Hewitt
Sampson
J. Phelps
H. Patten
R. Heldgate
Wilson
Drury Lane
Council of the
Huntingdon
Monopoly
Quarterly Review
Paulton
Morning Chronicle
Scotland
Great Britain
Wales
Council of the League
Great League
L. Heywood
Corden
Drury-lane Theatre
Heer
Resolution
Kenny
Hill
Caroline
Rotherhithe
The Extraordinary Abduction Case In Hammersmith Court
Miss Caroline Wynne testifies in a London magistrates court about abduction attempts by Tims Augustine Sargood and others. Her mother Mrs Wynne and Mr Nicholson faced scrutiny as Wynne describes being forced away, under threats, and placed under protection, with police and habeas corpus actions noted.
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Steele
Lincoln's Inn
Fields
W. Nicholson
Denham Cottage
Hammersmith
Caroline Wynne
Clive
Hammersmith Police Court
Tims Augustine Sargood
Alpha Cottages
Regent’s Park
Robert Nicholson
Hammersmith Turnpike
Wynne
T. Paynter
Tims Augustine Sar
William Nicholson
Long
Misa Wynne
Nicholson
Marlborough Street
Miss Wynne
Marylebone Police Court
Greenwich
Mr. Sargood
Mr. Clive
Marquis
Time Augustine Sargood
South.square
Gray's Inn
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Sargood
Mr. Nicholson
Mr. Packwood
Denham
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Sporting Intelligence
Mr. Moore
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