Dresses stolen from Angel public house found
In a city courtroom a prisoner admitted taking three dresses from the premises of John Webber Smith at the Angel public house. The case described theft from rooms upstairs, the prisoner denying upstairs involvement, and the magistrate remanding him for further proceedings. A separate note concerns Chartist meeting activity at a known house, with further testimonies and a proposed six weeks hard labour sentence for the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Secker
John van Landlord
Angel Public House
Webber Smith
Nek Petisoner
Cote
Mr. Smith
Old Cuffey
Cheenuth
Cheenutt
Trinity Church
Newington
Cottingham
Chesnutt
Mr. Cottingham
Srventan
Wm. Parsons
Sarah Adams
Whitehorse Street
Victoria Theatre
Sire
Maria Maher
Tam
Broadwall
Joan
William Hull
Orchard Jow
Stepney
Yardley
Eleanor Ball
Broom
News From Perris and Paris On French Election and Markets
Last week’s Perris papers report little news except Morran’s declaration of Swelfe Republic and a French protectorate demand. A Black Guadaloupe deputy sits in. Paris markets fall 1 percent as worries over Austria and potential war rise. debate over how the French President should be chosen heats up with factions favoring universal suffrage versus Assembly election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Antonixe
Lancaster Guardian
Sixcutas
Kent Rosd
Stamford Street
Parkhorst
Spear
Parkhurst
Prean
Gret
Victuallers’ Asylum
Old An
Kent Road
Susannah M’arthur
Incorporated Society
Auma
Perris
Morran
Savoy
France
Guadaloupe
Paris
Bank of Finance
Austria
National Assembly
Chamber
Rue Poitiers
M. Thiers M. Larochejaquelro
Lteelf
Wondar
Auction trick over seized church rate property at Chiswick
A seizure broker and auctioneer faced a case over an illegal twelve o clock sale of church rate goods at Chiswick. The defendant bought the lots at the sale after urging the auctioneer to begin at a back number, leaving buyers angry, with subsequent re‑sale ordered by the auctioneer and an adjournment for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bammersmite
Tsicke
Laing Johnson
Britannia
Church Lane
Hammersmith
Police Courts Act
Metropolitan Police District
Pembroke
Charles Bedford
J. Walker
Beadon
Notting Hill
James Baker
Baker
Walker
Afr. Baker
New Road
Chiswick
Lot
Dramatic theatre notes from Covent Garden opening week
Opening week at Covent Garden features Mrs Yates making her debut as Tilburina with enthusiastic reception. Donizetti La Vivandiere receives mixed reviews amid renovations and discussions on repertoire, with Mina Poole and Mr Weiss highlighted for performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Yates
Olympic Theatre
Charles II
Charles Mathews
Patacese
Donizetti
Mina Poole
Marie
Mr. Rafter
Tonic
Eagle Tavern
Weiss
Madama Fearon
du Berkenfeld
Miss Poole
Madame Fearon
Mr. Allen
Signor Cassati
Mixa Julia Harland
Allen
Ashton
Mr. Weiss
Edgar
Snd
Lin
Loder
Lggitimatzs
Soi Disant
Helen Faucit
Miss O'Neill
Anderson
Macready
Drury
Kean
America
Lannot
Bouxx
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Sporting Intelligence from Newmarket First October Meeting
Racing notes detail finishes at Newmarket including Festas over Lady Mary, Carissima defeating Touchy, Diplomatist winning a 4-year-old Handicap Plate, Circus past Moxpar, Toscan beating Minto, and Cesarewitch prospects. Closing odds list numerous contenders and prices, with Fern, Dacia, Hagley, Palma and Lanesborough among favorites and long-shots noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Yasday
Duke of ‘Bedford
F. Butler
Mr. Pedley
T.Y.C
Lord Exeter
Bartholomew
J. Hawley
A.f.—Wen
Verity
Diplomatiat
Mr. Wilson
Stephenson
Mr. Pettit
Lord Stanley
Circus
Lord Orford
Muley Moloch
Amenic
Templemen
Duke of Bedford
Minto
Tattersall
Moxpar
Cambridgeshire
Derby
Car
Lanesborough
Fern
Dacia
Hagley
Palma
W. S. Crawford
M‘clency
Pitt
Peel
Lord Clifden
Howth
Walah
S. DL. Fox
Griffith
Clifden
Loadstore
Hercourt
Ellerdale
Bell
Campeiparshtar Srikra
M‘clancy
Pedley
Lagat
Payne
J. Thompson
Marianne
J. Knight
Liverpool
Denny
Gully
Osterley
Oaka
Stanley
Disease on the rise with cholera in Hamburgh and ports
Reports state the disease continues to spread from September 1 to 26 with 1339 cases, 650 deaths, 302 recoveries, and 387 under treatment at Hamburgh. Additional cases appear in Sunderland and Beyrout while Aleppo and Damascus suffer severe pestilence with mass fatalities and daily deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Sunderland
Sutherland
General Board of Health
Hawbargt
St. Feleesborgh
Beyrout
Aleppo
Damascus
Fall of Struve and Baden Insurrection Report
The suppression of the Baden insurrection is confirmed with Gustavus Struve captured and shot under martial law. Reports detail republican movements, battles at Staafen Mullheim Lorrach and Schliengen, martial law in Baden, and Strae’s proclamations calling for tax and fee abolition and customs reductions. Conflicting Frankfurt papers claim Struve’s execution and multiple prisoner sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duchy of
Baden
Gustavus Struve
Tita
Bow
Hecker
Ronstedt
Frankfort
Waurtemberg
Two
Hosses
Troppa
Friburgh
Staafen
Piedmont
Switzerland
Mullheim
Lorrach
Schliengen
Rheinthal
Staufen
Crescens
Krotzingen
Struve
Ober-Post Amf. Zeitung
Strove
Strave
Freiburg
Manzerthal
Wertemberg
Germany
Tyrant Repression of Sedition Names Dublin Newspaper Battle
September 29 Dublin notes authorities refuse stamp issuance for a new Journal succeeding the Nation. Officials condemn past treasonable press and blame forbearance by those charged with protecting political morale. Describes United Irishman as dangerously treasonable and warns of further crackdown amid turbulent Irish press history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Dontis
Felon
Dublin
United Irishman
Perhope
London Lord Mayor Election Shown At Guildhall
The Lord Mayor election proceeded after a morning service at St Lawrence Jewry. Sir James Dake and Alderman Thomas Farncomb were chosen by the livery, with cheers as the Recorder announced the result and the court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF London
Guildhall
Measra
Finnis
Goodhart
Huntinga
Common Council
Aldermen
James Dake
Thomas Farncomb
Kot
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George Bentinck
Harcourt House
North Western Railway
Duke of Portland
Marylebone Old Church
Marquis of Tichfield
Henry Bentinck
John Evelyn Denison
George
Church of England
Charlton
William George Frederick Cavendish Bentinck
Secor
Lord Rosse
Scoresby
Parsonstown
York Minster
Whitby Abbey
E. Bulwer Lytton
Lnte
Laman
Laman Blanchard
Posuere
Clapperton
Africa
India
Halfour
Lancashire
Calicut
East Indies
England
James Ross
Investigator
Vrow Islands
Atlantic
John Franklin
Couth
Peter Roberts
Indian African Conference
Philadelphia
Court House
J. L. Hyatt
Roberts
Stowe
Thames
Granville
Europe
Maryport
Workington
Hymen
Acercely
West Indies
Carlisle
Atriot
Rome
Acre
Seringapatam
Niagara
W. Conklin
Mooringa
Fallz
Niagara Falle
Saturn
Earth
Corinth
Exeter
Hasbard
Exeter Chronicle
Great Britain
Ireland
Theological Institution
Irish Relief Fund
Dramma
Sporting Intelligence
Scotland
G. Grey
Balmoral
Aberdeen
Victoria and Albert
Union Street
Bay of
Canton
Prince Albert
Oceans Royal
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
James Clark
Her Majesty
Earl of Aberdeen
Adolphus Fitzelarence
Alexander Hall
Spencer Lindfield
Mary Ann Dryden
Richard Orpin
Mam Lindfield
Vero Bgaig
Norton
Lambeth
Bera
St. George's Church
Ganes
Robinson
Games
Henry Wheeler
Nawington
Mee
Dryden
Hila Hougar
Bis
Mary
Parry
Reynolds
Dopcan
Moss
Duncan
Sack
Buf
Gad
Cags
Moas
Eghast
Afitchel
O'Connell
Fulham
Newgate
Fullam
Watlton
Delany
Gavan Duffy
M'Chinstie
Isseyedeveensevehorysesens
Pars
Smith
Heyes
M‘chrissie
Natho
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