Veiled debate on Cardigan and Lord Melbourne clash
In a miscellany from London, readers see sharp exchanges over Captain Wathen’s trial testimony, with Lord Brudenell’s denials and Melbourne’s alleged remarks cited. Notes reflect editor commentary, parliamentary notices, and various brief items on debt, military matters, and international affairs.
Drury Lane Opens With Concerts by Musard Ensemble
The Old Drury Theatre launched its season with the four la Musard concerts led by Eliason, featuring a ninety-strong orchestra including Collinet and Bordogni, amid a crowded house and new winter fittings. Covent Garden revived The Spanish Curate with a strong company and praised performances by Madame Vestris, Keeley, and Mathews, while Olympic Theatre presented a mixed bill with Butler in Stranger and a Venus a Vestal myth musical drama, all amid bustling attendance and evolving repertoires.
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Mr. Eliason
M. Musard
Musard
Rue St. Honore
Paris
M. Nadaud
M. Collinet
Eliason
Herri Koenig
Mallé
Bordogni
Covenatt-Garden Theatre
Beaumont and Fletcher
Coventgarden
Farren
Sexton
Keeley
Amaranta
Madame Vestris
Bartolus
Mathews
Lazarillo de Tormes
Planche
Charles Mathews
Duke of Leinster
John Kemble
Young
Mr. Butler
Jane Mordaunt
Haller
Baker
Francis
Ross
Peter
Venus A Vestal
Delphi
Phormio
Apollo
Miss Glover
Venus
Miss Mordaunt
Earth
Agapeta
Phormia
Beverley
Surrey
Royal George
Spithead
John Lamb
Saville
Hester Melsom
Haines
Prince’s Thuataz
St. James’s
Mesers
H. Phillips
Frazer
Morley
Puitanre Rocic Institution
London
Benevolent Society
Friends of the Charity
City Road
Leamington-spa
Leigh Hunt
Covent-garden Theatre
Frederick Reynolds
Henry Harris
Bunn
Drury Abe Theatre
Schaumann
Prince's Theatre
Strand Theatre
Liverpool
Messina
Ellen Ree
Ellar
Harlequin
Tom
West-End
Ellars
Newmarket Autumn Meeting Racing Summary
Sporting Intelligence reports the Newmarket second October meeting with multiple sweepstakes and stakes events. Results include Lord Peters Silistria winning a three-year-olds race by a length, Janus defeating Ether and Scroggins, Amurath beating St Francis, and Pickwick, Myrtle, and Garry Owen securing victories in various two-year-old contests. The meeting closes after a pair of sensational matches, with Chameleon and Nicholas dead heating in a final notable race.
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T.Y.C
Lord Péter
Silistria
Mann
Mr. Wright
Folly
Mr. Thornhill
Menalippe
Mr. Ford
Lord Albemarle
A.F
Duke of Grafton
Ther
Mr. Boyce
Mr. Watt
Cara
Carr
Janus
Lord Exeter
Amurath
Mr. Pettit
St. Francis
Mr. Goodwood
Pickwick
Butler
Duke of Portland
Ruthless
Mr. Jenkins
Doncaster
T. Walter
Turner
Fitzambo
Mr. King
Odious
J. Litchwald
Colonel Peel
C. Williams
Faulconer
Ti.m.m
Duke of Rutland
Robinson
Lord Lichfield
Feather
Flambeau
W. S. Stanley
Ae Stort Ce
Clearwell
Angelica
A. F
Col. Anson
Mr. Pettitt
S -Langolee
Mr. Greville
Myrtle
Lynedoch
Ibrahim
Anne of Gierstein
Garry Owen
Col. Peel
Whim
Nat
Mr. Wreford
Wahab
Exeter
Marchesa
Myrrha
Limerick
Capt. Gardner
Camel
Cecilia
Et Wahab
Lord Orford
C. Pee
Mr. Firth
Wilderness
Duke of Bedford
Lucy
Mr. Falconer
Georgiana
Duke of Beaufort
Percy
Miss Craven
Ft &c
Mr.s. Herbert
W. Ridsdale
Bloomsbury
the Corsair
Collin
Isaac
Lord Eglinton
Bellona
Copeland
King Cole
Lord Jersey
Joannina
Mr. Goodman
Colchicum
Captain Williamson
Mervan
Mr. St. Paul
Calypso
Mr. Trenn
Fitzroy
Lord
Bosphorus
Mr. Booth
Isabella
Mungo Parke
Perdita
Mr. Eddison
The
Corsair
C. A.F
St. Paul
Lye
Shelley
Hellespont
Lord Liynedoch
S. Jeffy
Jeffy
Amarath
Darling
Perseus
T.M.M
Rush
Gardner
Kingston
Appleton Lass
Rogers
Billow
Shackell
de Cantle
Goodman
Marialva
Bandboy
Dey
Algiers
Cambridgeshire
Cameleon
Kedge
Riday
Wright
Lord Lynedoch
Pettit
Nicholas
Chappel
Byng
Garryowen
Chameleon
Capt. Williamson
Mobarek
Col. H. White
Lampos
Alarming Fires at Crompton’s Farnworth Mills
Fires struck the Crompton paper mills near Bolton, with a first blaze in a washing engine building and a second suspected incendiary fire in the waste paper room. Despite limited access for any arson, water distribution and engines kept the damage under £1,000. Levi Longworth, a worker attacked during the nights, survived a jump into the Darley river. Crompton placards offered £100 for information.
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Messrs. J
T. B. Crompton
Farnworth Mills
Bolton
Darley
Levi Longworth
Messrs. Crompton
Longworth
Farnworth
Darley-bridge
Farworth Mills
Liverpool
Kingston-Uvon-Thames
Kingston upon-Thames
Earl of Liverpool
London
County of
Surrey
Ham
Kingston
Richmond
Henry Hobson
Peter Street
Hobson
Lee
Sharp, Roberts, and Co
Natural History Society’s Museum
Wellington Hotel
Oposite
University OF Cambridge
Cambridge
Trinity College
Lord Lyttelton
Duke of Northumberland
Whewell
Excise Office
Birmingham Journal
R. J. Saunders
Nottingham
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Wathen
Thomas Arbuthnot
Lord Brudenell
Morning Chronicle
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Law
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Porter
Lords Commissioners
Her Majesty
S Treasury
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
S. Hi¢Ham
National Debt Office
Lots Court Marual
Reynolds
Brighton
Scotch Reformer's Gazette
John
Guest
Cambrian
Northamptonshire
Lord Maidstone
Lord Milton
Chelsea Pensioners
Woolwich
Royal Artillery
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Geneva
Nouvelliste Vaudois
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Switzerland
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Joseph Bailey
Maynors Baskerville
Robert Price
K. Hoskins
Gloucester Journal
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Irish Orange
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Randal Plunkett
Irish Metropolitan Conservative Society
Randal
Foreign Officee
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Sublime Porte
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