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Conspiracy of Chartists to Break Stafford Gaol Exposed
Yester day authorities foiled a planned escape by chartists at Stafford Gaol led by Henry Ellis. The governor Brutton doubled doors and guards, with cannons and armed sentries, and sent an urgent request to the secretary of state for instructions. Detention of the conspirators may hasten transport of convicts.
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Brutton
O'Neill
Earl Talbot
Henry Ellis
Vale
Suspected 5000 Dollar Notes Robbery Man Arrested
Joseph Hall a Warrington chemist's son-in-law was examined on suspicion of stealing 5000 dollars in notes from a St John New Brunswick owner. Police traced him to a Lovely Jane cottage home with notes and coins hidden and a 5000 dollar parcel found. He offered no statement until legal counsel advised remand was granted for a week.
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George Preston
William Hall
Republic of Texas
St. John’s
New Brunswick
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Over Winsford
Closter
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Pound
England
America
New York
British America
Albany
Duncan
Cork
Liverpool
Canadas
Hopkin’s Hey
Dale-street
Deansgate
Hall
Bridge Street
Warrington
Jones
Lovely Jane
Jane Cottage
Mr. Jones
Covent- Garden ‘Theatre
Covent-garden Theatre
Fink
Ska
Svivian
Cette
Boulogne
Bay of Rosas
Spain
Radley’s Hotel
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Masonic Benevolent Institution
Metropolitan and
City Police
Davis
Silk-Mercer
Lower Grosvenor-street
Bond-street
Bank of England
Kenningham
Manchester Square
Ife
Ann Cannon
Eliot Yorke
Norfolk-street
Park-lane
Egood
Galignani
Chaplain
Ford-Street
Southwark
Southwarkbridge-road
J. Spooner
Hallamgate
Crookes
Sheffield
Sheffield Iris
ST. Clement Danes Savixes Bank
New Master in Chancery Appointed Amid Coleraine Vacancy
Edward Litton M P takes the mastership in chancery filling the post left by the death of William Curry Esquire. The borough of Coleraine is vacant. a list of new bankruptcy commissioners is criticized as partially incorrect, with Horace Twiss reportedly unappointed. A public sale of the crimson ferry deck cloth at Queensferry drew bidders led by Robert Douglas Messg banker Dunfermline and William Crease and Sons Edinburgh. A major criminal case sees Charles Gifford discharged after witnesses support his alibi amid crossfire over alleged perjury. The Anti Corn Law League holds a large meeting in Newall's Marketstreet with Cobden and other leaders addressing about tariffs and foreign competition. substantial funds are planned to sustain the campaign. An attempted suicide by Myers at Featherscourt, Drury Lane ends with surgical care and transfer to Ming’s College hospital.
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CiRious
Queensferry
Robert Douglas
Msgg
Dunfermline
Mesers
William Crease
Socutuametox
Pierce
Grist
Charles Gifford
Giffird
Rester
Newall
Marketstreet
Richard Cobden
Stockport
George Wilson
John Brooke
John Bright
Rochdale
Duncan M‘laren
Edinburgh
T. Bailey
Manchester
League
Cobden
Thomas Bailey
Thomas Bright
Myers
Wellwows
Featherscourt
Drury Lane
Waterloo-bridge Stairs
Herowin
Walker
Drury-lane
Ming's College Hospital
Cousin Lambkin and the Hunchback at Covent Garden
A lively London theatre column reviews the new farce Cousin Lambkin at Covent Garden with its mistaken identity capers, followed by the operetta and drama at the same theatre. It notes performances by Mrs. Salzberg, Mr. Oakley, and others, with praise for Miss Rainforth and Mr. Harrison in the operetta and remarks on Gretry and Bondieu. It also covers the Adelphi and Olympic programs, Richmond theatre revival hopes, and a long Paris and Italian opera panorama with stars like Rubini, Verdi, and Mesopotamian gossip about impresarios and dancers.
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Captain Bantam
Squire Mulberry
Worthy
Cousin Lambkin
Mrs. Lambkin
Simon Pure
Lambkin
Rose
Hull
Walterney
Sir Thomas Clifford
Richard Cain de Lion
General Burgoyne
Blondel
Matilda
Danube
Cwor de Lion
Gretry
Voltaire
Andre Gretry
Liege
Rome
Piccini
Paris
Geneva
Isabella
Gertrude
Marmontel
Furon
Lucille
Luchard Cour de Lion
Ermenouvile
Salzberg
Miss Phillips
Oakley
Colman
Captain Butter
Congreve
Mrs. Oakley
Vandenhot
Mr. Oakley
Vandenho
Mr. Wigan
Harley
Sir Harry Beagle
Culman
Walter Lacy
G. Hodson
Cooper
J. Vining
Charles Oakley
Barnley
Russett
Abegour
Douglas Jerrold
Adelphi Theatre
Messrs
Lyon
Maynard
Sanders
H. Beverley
Wilkinson
Wright
P. Bedford
C. Smith
Chaplin
HH. Beverley
Madame Proche Giubilei
Madame P. Giubilei
Olympic Theatre
Jack Nokes
Tom Styles
Unicorn
John Doe
Richard Roe
Blackstone
Nokes
Doe
Roe
G. Wild
Mr. Rogers
Turnout
Tompkins Twigs
Halford
Valentine
Ross
Tag
Miss Plowman
Florence
Bulwer
Pelham
Mark Lemon
Mr. Fitzjames
Fitzjames
Dover
Mr. Wild
Momus
Albert Smith
Brookes
Richmont Theatre
George the Third
Kew
John Kemble
Richmond Theatre
John Bull
Charles the Second
Attwood
Strand Theatre
Richmond
Corrie
English Opera
W. HE. Bland
Salter
W. Howard
Tamworth
R. Isaacs
Gilbert
Adelaide Gallery
Laurent
Martin
Ward
Metropolis
Kemble
Kenneth
Boulogne sur-Mer
Boulogne
A. Lejeune
Morley
Brizzi
Scepanowski
Bralam
Charles
New York
Kth Ult
Montreal
United States
Braham
Lablache
Fanny Lessler
Roubini
Puzzi
Pacini
Milan
London
Maria Padilla
Donizetti
Odalisa
Nini Saito
Bacini
Belisario
Dontartti
Bellini
Nabucedonasor
Veredi Lan Don
Gemma di Vergy
Roberto Devoreti
Lenisett
Milena da Keltri
Mervadante Normma
Bellini Coutatrive
Villane Fioravanti
Beatrice di Tenda
Mozart la Sonnambula
Dinto Tracia di Lammer- T Furitani
Ditti Moor
Donizetti I
Barbiere
Rogsing Selisir V
Otello
Mozart
Increzia Borgia
Anna Bolena
Gretos
Gemma di Fergu
Elena da Feltré
Theatre Italien
la Lucia
Mario
Edgardo
Rabini
Tamburini
Duchess of
Istria
Countess of Plaisance
Duchess of Dinon
Stratton
Benham
Thorn
Linda di Chamouni
Germany
Signor Verdi
Scala
Andrew Agnew
Nebuchadnezzar
Her Majesty's Theatre
The
Italiens
Janin
Italy
Malle
Mequillét
Alfred Shaw
Academie de Musique
Covent-garden
Viszt
Bennot
Balliot
Conservatoire
Panofka
Baden
Kalkbrenner
Vis Cours de Musique
Meyerbeer
Prophet
Vienna
Marioni
Ellsler
Imperial Burg Theatre
Dresden
Europe
Madame Schroeder Deeumient
Pichalschek
Tarquirsio
Bielsizchi
Conradin Kreutzer
Granada
der Edelknecht
Eurpean
Cologne
Opera Comique
Orate
Mad OX
Manual Garcia
Malibran
Terpsichore
Selee
Second October Meeting at Newmarket Opens with Strong Entries
At Newmarket the Second October Meeting opens amid heavy entries for the Plates and Handicap. Cesarewitch betting tops the chatter with Bellissima Portrait and Heslington among favorites. Races feature match scoops, two year olds in sharp form, and notable performances by Jeremy Diddler and King of the Peak as the crowd swells for a sunny, bustling afternoon.
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Bellissima
Blue Bonnet
Portrait
Napier
Clearwell
Craven
Minaret Triumph at Match for.100 racing card
At the match for 100 and minor stakes Minaret by T Y C outpaced Lord Albemarle's Retainer colt, ridden by Robinson, to win by two lengths at 7 to 4. Cecil through Nat rode away to beat Magog, with Magog at 7 to 4. both dogs safe in a canter. The day featured heavy tracks as Arcanus owners F Clarke and friends won six or seven thousand pounds while Bellissima and Portrait rued losses.
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Dhary
Hershel
Newmarket
St. Francis
Lord Eglintoun
King of the Peak
Menalippe
Lord Albemarle
Lord Kelburne
T.Y.C
Mr. Payne
Cecil
Duke of Bedford
Lord Exeter
Celia Lord Albemarle
Star of Burghley
Clearwell
Cesare
Colonel Peel
Murat
Nat
Watt
Yaxley
Blacklock
Robinson
Bouverie
John Day
Chair
Butler
Goodman
The
Shadow
Rogers
Graydon
Roscius
Yarburgh
Heslington
Holmes
Etwall
Thistle Whipper
Howlett
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Kelburn
C. Petit
W.S. Stanley
Arthur
Duke of Beaufort
Aurora
Arcanus
Bellissima
Blue Bonnet
Bel
Spees
FL Butler
J. Sadler
Napier
F. Clarke
T. Dray
Ralph
Isaac Day
Tamburini
Wakefield
Buffalo
Whitehouse
Epsom
Doncaster
Lissima
Florence
I Lord Exeter
Jerry
Maremma
Darling
Duke of Grafton
Mann
Lees
We. Edwards
Mr. Jones
Marlow
Mr. Stephenson
Marie
Hall
Ld. Eglingtoun
Lye
Grace of Portland
Magog
Deroy Burrine
Jockey Club
Sultan
Ameine
Rowland
Aimeine
Sweetmeat
Hornsea
Miniature
Blazer
Amerie
Skowland
Pragedy
Mr. Dawson
the Biddy
Mr. I. Day
Viola
Mr. Key
Utopia
Oshaldeston
Camille
Weldsman
Image
Col. Peel
Lord Fglintoun
Ratcatcher
Riots at Manchester Recounted by Sir Charles Shaw
Sir Charles Shaw writes as former Manchester police chief on August riots. He describes mobilization delays, missteps by magistrates, and troop movements from Ashton to Manchester, detailing how crowds halted mills and demanded bread while authorities struggled to keep order. He faults magistrates for delaying Riot Act and allowing mob entry.
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Weekly Chronicle
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Pollard-street
Ashton-under- Lyne
County Constabulary
Ashton
Staleybridge
Ashton Road
Ashton Town Hall
London
Tib-street
60Th Rifles
Town Hall
Ashton New-road
Ancoats-hall
Ancouats-street
Ancnats Street
Stalybridge
Ancoats Street
Store Street
Portland-place
London Road
Minshull Street
Granby-row-fields
Garnby-row-fields
Ashton-road
Hkewisa
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