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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 15, 1842

Page

5

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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.

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.

Joseph Hall George Preston William Hall Republic of Texas St. John’s New Brunswick Preston Over Winsford Closter United States of America 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Weekly Chronicle Special Commission Cashes Manchester 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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eThans Stafford Gaol Sporting Intelligence Jord Kelburne Rhodanthe Lucy Banks Dr. Caius Denny Cotherstone Tilde Mr. Goodman Lord Stradbroke Jeremy Diddler My. Boyce Hymen Perchance Cameleon Duke of Portland Glencoe Mr. Litwall Pelerine Gratwicke Clementina Payne Rapture Tragedy Lord Eglinton Mr. Pettit Garry Owen Mr. Ongley Sly Captain Daintree Muley Moloch Bessy Bedlam Mr. G. Clarke Mr. Eddison Beilam Emilius Harry General Yates Lord Lowther Ray Middleton Botting Jornsea Barba Rosalind Melior Lord Albemarne Osbaldeston Skipton Caius Anxiety Gunter Albion Johnny John Oe Gaunt Prendergast Turk Mtr Thornhill Hanpicorn Cameloon T. C. Pearl Winn Prince of Wales Rooksnest A. Puare Agst Tord Albemarle Bullalo Maley Moloch Y.C Savings Sir Charles Shaw
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