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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 16, 1842

Page

5

Fragmentary Local Notice Reflects Unclear Events

A garbled OCR read preserves scattered names and actions, mentioning a person named Ellis and a house, with references to a stor and a bed, suggesting a confused local incident or court record. No clear dates, places, or outcomes emerge from the fragment.

Trial Fragments From Riots and Trial of Cooper

Testimony and defense unfold from a tumultuous session with juries and judges. Cooper faces charges tied to alleged sedition and burning, with witnesses recounting chaotic scenes and motives at Hanley Shelton and surrounding towns.

Manchester riots and Chartist conspiracy trials

Reports from Manchester assize sessions recount rioting and assaults on Thomas Shipman with loaves stolen, plus several men convicted of felony and given seven years’ transportation. The Chartist executive faced a lengthy true bill for conspiracy with Feargus O Connor and others, while many conspirators faced bail and next assizes.

Pion Thomas Scraggs Alexander Mi’ Bean George Shaw Shelton Forrester Bell Brunswick Street Hope Chapel Newhall-street Marshall-street Cooper Witess Stephenson Jola Bell Broomball T. Hackney Hanley Parker's Chester's House Salt’s Salts John Holden Burslem Mary Hall George and Dragon W. M. Silvester Macclesfield Adiebe Lee Cowper Waddington O'Newn Terrorem Populi O'Neil Mr. Lee Justice Tindal Tucrsday WM. Harding Esq Satugpay Baron Rolfe Ishmael Parry John Jones John Jervis Harding Stoke-upon-Trent Sergeant Talfourd Highgrove High-grove Thomas Bott Trent Vale Fjarding Jarvis Allen Charles Lee Torspay Richard Croxton John Rathbone Edward Wilkinson John Brunt William Johnson Griffin Saffordshire Walton Mr. Ridkin Croxton Mr. Griffin Dick Croxton Miss Griffin Lie Mub Drones Puller Johnson Billy Sweep Mary Jones Wilkinson Owen, Deane, Simpson Spilsbury Platt Owen Rathbone Dean Johnston Simpson Brunt Buravary William Lawton John Jackson Samuel Gibson Edward Brooden William Brooden Steele Hunley Potteries Edward Fawkes Ruse Phillip Deane Deane Leith Neale Fenton Hill Ashley Mr. Rose Cottrell Elizabeth Sawyer Furxspay Rivk Vale Saturn Bay Baron Parker Samuel Crutchley James Hope Stoke upon-Trent Rose Boone Shelton New Road Tittengall Crutchley John Wittensall Jane Adams Metevard Linney Joseph Linney Michael Birne Kingswinford Reuben Vrant Gosseter-bank Brockmore-green Dudley Godson Brockmore Green Brockmore Collins Bennett Yeomanry Cavalry Bilston James Smith Himley Green Byrne Thomas Beddowes Borninc Logo Grenville Baron Parke Thomas Roberts William Turner James Slack Henry Gibson Lord Grenville Roberts Turner Slack Sergeant Ludlow Crown Huddleston Travers W. Whiston Billy John Clift Grenville Earl Grenville Liverpool Lord Abinger the Exchequer Baron Alderson Justice Creswell Kirkdale Feargus O'Conner James Scholefield William Hill The Northern Star James Tuck Nisi Prius Court Charles James Brand Wm. Cash Rowland Davies Jeremiah M.cormick Wm. Reed John Platt Manchester Thomas Shipman Wa. Bates James Kelly James Dolan Andrew Cosgrove Messrs Sterling and Beckton Cosgrove Henry Moss Sterling and Beckton Josiah Lisgrove Kelly Ajul Samuel Allen Jackson Dolan Joseph Taylor Charles Christopher Stephens Daniel Lipsett Tresday Jeremiah M‘cormick Willam Reed William Cash Cuantist O'Connor Hall Bow-street Mr. Wilkins Wilkins Tuensday Tri Cuartist James Leech Christopher Doyle John Campbell Bernard M‘cartney Richard Ottley George Julian Harney Robert Brook John Fhernton Thomas Brown Smith James Allinson Samuel Parke Thomas Railton William Scholefield Richard Pilling John Durham James Fenton William Stephenson John Crowley Albert Woolvender George Inman Thomas Storet William Woodruff Thomas Pitt Frederick Augustus Taylor John Wilde John Massey Mospay William Lee John Sheridan Jane Corne Sergeant Atcherley Hillyard John Allman Bleakley Street Sheridan Clempson Vaughan Rothwell Irwell Corney Messrs. Kennedy and Co Messrs. Kennedy's Mill Crowther John Smith Jones Thorpe Abbot Smith Raddican Sutcliffe Gillibran Parker Connor Walker Atcherly Justice Cresswell

The Drama at Covent Garden and Other Theatres

A London theatre week review notes mixed success across venues. Richard Cour de Lion revival with Gretry score draws praise for Miss Rainforth and Mr Harrison while Mrs Oakley’s Jealous Wife showcases Vandenhoffs Oakley and Wigan. Adelphi’s The Hazard of the Die praised for staging and Lyon’s intensity. Richmond and Olympic theatres announce renewed efforts and crowd draw. Adelaide Gallery features the Inf ant Thalia child star. Covent Garden diamonds heist rewards rise to £1,000 as police press on with continental escape theories.

Blondel Matilda Danube Cour de Lion Gretry Voltaire Richard Cur de Lion Democratic Party Aventine M. Adolphe Adam God of Miss Rainforth Lauretta Poole Antonio André Gretry Liege Rome Paris Marmontel Huron Lucille Rtichard Creur de Lion Ermenouville Trinket O'Butter Congreve Vandenhoff Mr. Wigan Harley Sir Harry Peagle Colman Walter Lacy G. Hodson Cooper Oakley J. Vining Charles Oakley Bartley Russett Adelphi Theatre Douglas Jerrold Messrs Lyon Maynard Sanders H. Beverley Wilkinson Wright P. Bedford O. Smith Miss Chaplin Madame P. Giubilei Olympic 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 Fitzjames Witzjames Dover Mr. Wild Momus Albert Smith Brookes RicuMono Theatre George the Third Kew John Kemble Richmond Theatre John Bull Charles the Second Mr. Attwood The Strand Richmond Corrie English Opera W. H. Bland Salter W. Howard Tamworth R. Isaacs Gilbert Adelaide Gallery Laurent Martin Tus Loxpon Corree App Auber Fra Diavolo Kenneth Boulogne sur-Mer Boulogne A. Lejeune Morley Brizzi Szepanowski Braham Charles New York Montreal United States Lablache Fanny Eusler Karuthnerther Theatre Vienna Allgemeine Zeitung Mademoiselle Celeste America Ellsler Maria Ducange Hamblin Covent. Garden ‘Theatre Covent-garden Theatre

Increasep Police Force in Hyde Park and Regent's Park

A double number of police-constables were posted in Green Park Hyde Park and Regent's Park amid a rise in highway robberies and extortion. The move aims to protect the public and trap a gang believed to lurk in the neighborhoods.

Newmarket Second October Meeting Brims With Entries

A large turnout and heavy entries mark the second October meeting at Newmarket. Cesarewitch betting, crowds at the exercise ground, and several swift matches highlight the opening day with notable performances by Jeremy Diddler and Queen of the Gipsies, while wagers list long odds and forfeits among the fields.

The Second October Meeting Opens at Newmarket 1842

A lively first day at Newmarket with superb weather and large crowds. King of the Peak defeats Menalippe by three lengths in the £100 sweepstakes, followed by Minaret beating Retainer for £100. Cecil and Celia win matches, drawing cheers for noble performances. The piece closes with expectations for the two major highlights of the Second October Meeting.

Newmarket St. Francis Lord Eglintoun King of the Peak Menalippe Lord Albemarle Lord Kelburne Mr. Payne Cecil Duke of Bedford Lord Exeter Star of Burghley

Napier wins two year old race at Epsom amid crowded field

In a crowded two year old race Napier held off Murat by a head as the field launched a fierce finish. The Cesarevitch field then moved to post with Arcanus Florence The Shadow Roscius Ralph Heslington Thistle Whipper Tamburini Portrait Rodanthe Muley Moloch Bellissima Buffalo Ma Mie The Gleaner Anspatch among the entries. The race commentary notes Napier’s late surge and a vigorous ride by the judge’s favored Arcanus.

Bellissima Heslington Arcanus Lord Kelburne Tamburini Rhodanthe Lucy Banks Dr. Caius Derry Cotherstone Lord Albemarle Tildo Robinson Mr. Goodman Rogers T.Y.C Lord Stradbroke Jeremy Diddler Wakefield Mr. Boyce Hymen Perchance Colonel Peel Cameleon Duke of Portland Glencoe Mr. Etwall Pelerine Mr. Pettit St. Francis, Aged St. Francis Peel Garry Owen Ralph Mr. Ongley Sly Captain Daintree Mr. Payne Muley Moloch Bessy Bedlam Mr. Stephenson Hornsea Mr. G. Clarke Ameine Lor Stradbroke Nylghau Mr. Eddison Prince of Wales Lord Exeter Bellam Emilius Mr. Jones Master Harry General Yates Seringe Discord Barba Rosalind Duke of Bedford Oakley Lord Eglinton Melior Buffalo Osbaldeston Skipton Caius Clearwell Caen Gunter Albion Johnny John O' Gaunt Prendergast Vienna Mr. Thurnhill Menalippe Rapture Duke Tragedy T. ¥. C. Puate Queen of the Gipsies Rooksnest Lord Lowther Newmarket A. F. Uiate Blue Bonnet Lord Kelburne’s Florence Lord Albemarne J. Sadler Bie Napier Murat Chair Butler Nat F. Clarke T. Day Duke of Grafton Weber Mann the Shadow Mr. Graydon Roscius E. Edwards Major Yarburgh Holmes Etwall Howlett Isaac Day Marlow Lord Chesterfield Rodanthe Colonel Anson F. Butler Mr. Watts Yaxley Blacklock Lord Kelbourn Sadler's Bellissima Bartholomew Whitehouse Hall Abdale Mr. W.S. Stanley Bizarre Arthur Duke of Beaufort Sharp Aurora Epsom Doncaster Arcanos Belformer Fairy Portant C. Petit Eglingtoun Portland

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