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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 09, 1842
Page
5
Delicate and Extraordinary Investigation in Lord Frankfort Robbery Case
Crowded Marylebone court hears cross-examination of Alice Lowe accused of robbing Lord Frankfort at his Hyde Park residence of assorted jewellery. Evidence spans pledged items including a Dresden snuffbox and a toothpick case, with Lord Frankfort admitting ownership of most pieces and denying authorization of their disposal. The prisoner collapses briefly. proceedings adjourned for remand to next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Frankfort
Marylebone Police Court
Alice Lowe
Southwick Crescent
Hyde-park
Clarkson
Lewis
Adolphus
Wolff
Mower
Hatton Garden
Arthur James Jones
Vaughan
Strand
Mr. Clarkson
Jay
Dresden
Clarkeon
Tam
Leicester Square
Mary Lloyd
Lisle-street
Haines
Corbie Cross
William Bevin
Rochford
Brower-street
Lonsdale
Carson-street
Mr. Adolphus
Miss Mitchell
Fanny Mitchell
Haymarket
Olympic
Fanny
Madame Davey
Regent Street
Ordship
Lord Londonderry
Mr. Long
Paul
Kirby-street
Mr. Mitchell
Ryder's Court
Jim
Iron railing project aims to curb suicides at height
City authorities determined to erect iron railings to prevent public distress by suicidal falls from a feared height. Workmen are employed in the erection process to ensure safety and reduce danger to passersby and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Moxouent
Appalling Murder at Stanley Miss Goddards Burglary and Fatal Assault
Derby reports a brutal burglary at the Stanley home of Miss Martha and Miss Sarah Goddard. Two armed men beat the sisters. Martha died from head wounds, Sarah survived badly injured. Suspects Keeling and Green remanded. inquest returns willful murder verdict. Rewards offered. Bonsall and Bland captured, Starbuck alias Holmes escaped. Sarah Goddard identifies Bonsall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Miss Goddards
Stanley
Radford
Sarah Goddard
Miss Sarah
Sarah
Min
Scattergood
Boden
Smalley
Keeling
Green
H. Morley
Robert Boden
Goddard
County of
Ro Ww. Birch
Henry S. Wilmot, Bart
Whitehall
James Graham
Janes Graham
T. M. Pullairs
H. 3S. Wilmot, Bart
Chaddesden
Mtnpeneers
Samuel Bonsall
Bonser
Wm. Bland
Heave
H. Wilmot
Heage
Bonsall
Starbuck
Holmes
Arrangements for day and night mails across railways
Post office and railway directors finalize new plan to carry both day and night mails by rail plus mail carts to towns not adjacent to lines. New system starts this week and will improve delivery routes and timings nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davern
Macdonald
Dover
Wigan
Ship Inn
Millgate
Standish
Coppull
Blackburn
Ecclesiastical Commissioners
American Journal
London
E. Smith
Wellington-street
Strand
W. Strange
Paternoster-row
Cousin Lambkin at Covent Garden Theatre
Last night at Covent Garden Theatre the new farce Cousin Lambkin drew hearty laughter. The plot follows two men impersonating each other causing misunderstandings among Mrs Bantam, the Captain, the Squire Mulberry, and Dr Lionel Lambkin with Rose, ending as the true identities are revealed and all couples are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent Garden Theatre
Cousin Lambkin
Captain Bantam
Squire Mulberry
Cousin Lamblin
Clutcham
Bantam
Rose
Follies of a Night Opens With Vestris and Mathews In Review
Wednesday night crowd fills the Duurny bane for Madame Vestris and Mr. Charles Mathews in a French school vaudeville. The new piece features intrigue and gallantry with a masked ball setup, strong performances by Vestris, Mathews, Hudsin, and Compton, and a complex plot of disguises and infidelity resolved by Mademoiselle Duval. Earlier, The Rivals offers Lambert and Mathews, while Covent Garden presents Mrs Alfred Shaw, Miss Kemble, and Semiramide with a standout ghost scene. The Olympic Theatre debuts Pelham adapted drama. Mesrs Fitzjames, Arden, Lavinia Melville, Lebatt star amid lavish scenery and songs. Surrey Theatre reports crowded audiences under new management, signaling ongoing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duurny Bane Triarre
Madame Vestris
Charles Mathews
Duke de Chartres
Hudsin
Pierre Palliot
Pierre
Musiquerade
Mademoiselle Duval
Miss Turpin
Vestris
Mathews
Compton
Creation
Farren
Hudson
Mr. Mathews
Tan
Lambert
Anthony Absolute
Lucius O'Prigger
Mrs. Nisbett
Lydia
Miss Faucit
Julia Melville
Mrs. Keeley
Lucy
Jones
Mrs. Malaprop
Giovino D’orrore
Norma
Miss Kemble
Ninns
Assur
Ninus
Alfred Shaw
Olympic
Sir E
Bulwer
Pelham
Sir Edward
Messrs. Fitzjames
Halford
Green
Baker
Olympus
Surrey Theatre
Robert
Ancestry of Grey De Grey and Related Peerages
A historical survey of the De Grey Grantham and allied families. It traces the line of the Earl of Grey and Baron Grantham from 18th century origins, detailing succession, marriages, titles, seats, and political roles, with notes on the Peel era and connections to Enniskillen and Hardwicke.
Chartist Arrests at New Bailey Examinations
Examinations and commitments on charges of sedition and conspiracy proceed at Manchester New Bailey. Prisoners include Rev James Schofield, W Schofield, James Leach, W Harney, and others amid delegate meeting allegations, with bail set and sureties required for release ahead of assize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxchester
New Bailey
James Schofield
William Schofield
James Leach
Robert Ramaden
Thomas Railton
Christopher Doyle
John Massey
Bernard M‘cartney
W. Hill
The
Northern Star
Gregory
Paite
Robert Brandt
James Arthur
John Annan
W. Griffin
British Statesman
Evening Star
Griffin
The Weekly Chronicle Theatre Notes Offer Mixed Delights
The piece features the stage manager role change and adds Mrs Henner and T P Cooke as new company members. Blanche Herriot and Grace Gray headline lengthy reviews at Victoria Theatre with praise for Mrs Honner and Mr Cooke, while other works at the same houses draw attention to Donzella's Oath and a French vaudeville. An upcoming Hamlet by Mr and Mrs Charles Kean is announced, and Highland pipers plan a major London opera house tour with patrons assured of comfort and support for performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Henner
Neville Audley
Mr. H. Hughes
House of Lancaster
Hugh Lancret
N. T. Hicks
Chertsey Church
Herrick Rivarden
Mr. J. Webster
Lancret
Herrick
Chertsey
Blanche Herriot
Mrs. Honner
Eyarden
Audley
Blanche
Grace Gray
Temptation
Hhus
Victorine
Adelphi Theatre
Miss Vincent
Victoria
Mr. Saville
Oliver
Biraiveuam Theatre
Sloan
Charles Kean
London
Paris
Germany
George [V
Perth
Madame Proche Giulilei
Majoary
Cesarewitch Bets Show Brisk Early Trading In 1880s
Sporting intelligence notes Tattersalls entries for Cesarewitch bets with few new names. Derby and Oaks odds show heavy backing for Scott’s lot Napier and Parthian. Thursday’s betting centers on Bellissima Portrait Heslington with closing odds and multiple taken bets across the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Monnay
Treslington
Roscius
Lucy Banks
Scott's
Napier
Parthian
Sadler
Bellissima
Mr. Jones
Lord Eglintoun
Duke of Grafton
Florence
Albemarle
Ralph
F. Clarke
Arcanus
Yarburgh
Heslington
Aagst
Mer. Graydon
Pagst
Forth
Denny
Scott
Lot
Anson
Clarke
Philip
Bowes
Cot
Newmarket Races This Week with Cesarewitch and Stakes
The Newmarket card features 13 races and three stakes plus five plates and six sweepstakes unfinished. On day one, a handicap sweepstakes and four matches with plates are set, highlighting LOO sous stakes and ducal contenders. The Cesarewitch and Clearwell stakes loom next day with Bellissima and Tripoli among top fancies. Muley Moloch and Blue Bonnet top guesses in longer distances. An amateur prize fight at Gravesend ends with Burke defeated after 110 rounds in two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menalippe
Duke of Bedford
Ralph
Garryowen
Skipton
Buffalo
Doctor Caius
St. Francis
Newmarket
Oakley
Melior
T.Y.C
Bellissima
Tripoli
Bath
Florence
Scott
Rhodanthe
Heslington
Scalteen
Dilbar
Una
Tamburini
Arcanus
Blue Bonnet
Lord Extra
Lord Kelburne
Lord Exeter
Albion
Gunter
Celia
Nuncio
Magog
Cecil
Giant
Mr. Payne
Napier
Murat
Tireatas
Gravesend
Burke
Chilcott
Trial in Ashton Over Chartists Conspiracy Case
Thomas Pitts William Woodroffe Thomas Storah John Bryerly George Welby George Johnson and George Southam charged with seditious conspiracy at Ashton. Witnesses described August meetings, coal mine turnouts, and calls to march on mills. Judge court committed six defendants for trial with bail set, Southam highest bond, others with smaller sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pitts
William Woodroffe
Thomas Storah
John Bryerly
George Welby
George Johnson
George Southam
R. S. Evans
James Jowett
James Lord
Ashton
George Miller
Swire
Lee
Dukinfield
Hall Green
Chartist Association
Hall-green
Pitts
Hudson
Hail
Swire and Lee
John Robinson
Storah
Thackray
Matthew Bryerly
Je Maiden
Bolton
Bryerly
Cain
Joseph Hague
Atkin
Woodroffe
Charlestown
William Schofield
Pilling
Southam
Manchester
Bucks and Co.'s
Thomas Worrall
Joseph Armetage
Hall
Ele
Samuel Elson
Joseph Spencer
Mr. Southam
Evans
Wilby
Johnson
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Nan, Word
She
Adi Ty
de Garey
Earl Ripon
Grantham
Grey
William Robinson
York
Metcalfe Robinson
Sir Tancred
Thomas Robinson
Eforace Walpole
France
Europe
Privy Council
Lincoln
Great Britain and Ireland
Thomas
de Grey
Henry Grey
Earl of Kent
Duke of Kent
Marquis Grey
Jemima Campbell
Amabel Grey
John
Earl of
Lucas
Amabel
Countess de Grey
Lord Grantham
Lady Grantham
Earl de Grey
Baron Grantham
Henrietta Frances
William
Robinson
Weddall
Enniskillen
Earl Hardwicke
Countess of
Bedford
Yorkshire Hussars
Peel
Repealers
Orangemen
Lord Eliot
Ireland
St James's Square
Neats —Wrest-park
Silsoe
Bedfordshire
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Putney-heath
Newby-hall
Boroughbridge
DuLamMeRe
Cholmondeley
Hugh Cholmondeley
Hugh
Thomas Cholmondeley
Vale Royal
County of Chester
Baron Delamere
Lord Liverpool
Henrietta Elizabeth
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart
Isle
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn
Bart
Charles Watkin Williams Wynn
Life Guards
Upper Brook St
Northwich
Denwarr
Earl
Thomas West
Edward II
West
Cressy
Reginald West
de la Warr
Holy Land
Henry the Sixth
Thmas
Virginia
Exchequer
Excise
Cantalupe
George John West
D.C.L
Elizabeth
John Frederick
Duke of
Dorset
George John Frederick
Plymouth
Doreet
Upper
Grosvenor Street
Caxton
Cambridgeshire
Buckhurst-park
East Grinstead
Sussex
de l'Isle and Duprey
John Shelley Sidney
Penshurst-place
Kent
de L'Isle
Dudley
Sophia Fitzclarence
King
Jordan
Errol
Falkland
Mary Fox
Kennedy Erskine
Fitzclarence
Pee-Wellington
New Burlington Street
Penshurst
Tunbridge
de Mavisy
Earl of Besborough
William Francis Spencer Ponsonby
Baron de
Charles Frederick Ashley Cooper
Poole
Knaresborough
Dorsetshire
George-street
Hanever-square
Canfordhouse
Wimborne
Dexsies
Hapsburg
Geffrey
Henry the
Fielding
Newnham Paddox
William Fielding
Basil
Denbigh
Desmond
Esther
Basil Firebrace
Henry Firebrace
Charles
Hanover
Saxony
Queen Adelaide
Henry Fielding
Sporting Intelligence
Portrait
Lord Eglinton
Duke of Gratton
Lord Alberarle
Isaac Day
Goodman
Mr. Etwall
Agst
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