Disgraceful Refusal to License a Chartist Music Hall
At the Middlesex magistrates annual meeting a petition by William Lovett Henry Hetherington and others for a music and dancing license for No 242 A High Holborn was refused. Opponents argued the license would educate and empower the poor, while supporters claimed it offered moral and social improvement through music and lectures. After debate the bench voted 23 to 4 against granting the license, decrying the applicants as dangerous chartists and urging that the case reveal broader injustices in licensing and public gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Thomas
William Lovett
Richard Moore
Henry Hetherington
Benjamin Huggett
A. High Holborn
St. Giles-in-the-fields
St. George
Bloomsbury
National Association
Benjamin Hugcett
National Association of the
United Kingdom
W. Lovett
Adolphus
Serjeant Adams
Mainzer
National Hall
Mr. T
Bpys
Mustave
Tey
Sterne
Lambeth
Pancras
Warwick Gaol
John Collins
National Society
Creed
Thomas Rose
Sergeant Halcombe
Hoe
B. E. Hall
Paddington
Gibson
Walthamstow
Wilks
Clayton
Lord Abinger
Rouse
Eagle Tavern
Trollope on Italy and Naples theatre critics clash
A lengthy defense of Mrs Trollope and her Italy Visit criticizes the Examiner for unfounded charges about Trollope's assessments of Italian opera. The piece disputes claims on La Pergola and Teatro Nuovo in Florence Naples' San Carlo and Turin's theatres, praising certain performers while condemning others and noting how politics and monarchy colored reception and censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traly
Weekly Chronicle
Examiner
Marquis of Londonderry
Rhine
Danube
Constantinople
Italy
Trolape
Teatro Cocumero
Teatro Nuove
Teatro Aftiert
Alfieri
Lucia di Lammermoor
Nehoberlechxer
Lucia
Poygt Ravenswood
Sechese Enrico
la Pergola
Parisina
Bikeri
Wmatisinie
Ota Opera Buffa
Signor Tati
Cocumeron
Sree
Page Hho
Mante Rale
Lacontus
Florence
WOROL
England
Leghorn
London Bridge
Tuscany
Mediterranean
Noreer
London
Vetino
Bulogna
Tratra Communele
Clara Novello
Comarosa
Donne
Maray Ant Mequillet
Chansellé
Sebastiano Remconi
Modena
Bs Ny Prevat
TD Brava
Beatrice di Terdi
Erminia Lrescalini
Luigia Righini
Antoni Porgi
Clemente Mignar
Vincenzo Meini
Giorgio Ronconi
Belisario
Maria Fatiero Linizetti
Anti-Post Horse League
Bologna
Pacini
Teatro Valle
Pietro Balzar
Prancesco Morini
Marcucci
Maria Taglioni
Naples
San Carlo
Satto
Adelia
Donizetti
Giuramento
Mercadante
la Ves Tale
Genoa
Paris
Tsitsa
Norma
Pollione
Lorenzo Salvi
Adelina Speck
Mirate
Theatre Italien
Dpello
Lucrezia Borgia
Satlo
Rome
Fanny Maray
Dimilla Santolini
Pongi
Bassi Cantanti
Cesare Budiali
Mrs. Trollope
Wilen
Turin
Novara
Vercelli
Vera
Beatrice di Tenda
Agnese di Maine
Isabella Taddini
Muontuccchielli
Beatrice
Canine
Orambello
Giorza
Filippo Visconti
Tulse
Bell
France
Racter
Guillaume Tell
Adolphe Nourrit
Nourrit
Rosaini
Masy
Fle Nert
Gennaro
Tlueres
Borgia
la Scala
Milan
la Fenice
Venice
Teatro Regio
Nebastiani
Barnesto Cavallini
Vrallope
Belgium
Germany
Frankfort
Saya
Hook
Croox
Idilor
Tahatoid
NM. Rothachild
Leonid Lake
Robert Peel
Rothschild
Mancinus
Aticrr
Ilas
Iestor
Nir
Standard
Messiter
Her Majestys 28Th Regement
Batiursty
New South Wales
Sydney
Lagland
Bathurst
Jam
Macrady
Ritter
Midas
Hale
Hele
Pernay Acrete
Madame Denis
Orrellus
Mwricieh Ducris
Gretry
Ife
Leani
Catlins
Hubert Peel
Lord Palmerston
Chana
Cls
Iain Dean
D Pfense
East London Pension Society
Mitre-street
Wigate
Inquirer
London Gacettes
Maine
Tragic boiler explosion at Middlesbrough injures and claimed lives
A steam boiler at the Middlesbrough foundry of Messrs Bulekow and Vaughan exploded Tuesday morning, killing several workers and injuring many more. Eyewitness accounts describe a harrowing scene with fires, burns, and collapsed roofs. Surgeons from Middlesbrough and Stockton attended, some victims left unable to work. inquiries are underway and officials warn against exaggerated reports.
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Bourn
Scarnoroven
Middlesborough
Jron
Messrs
Bulecho and Co
Stockton
Saint Manufactory
River
Tees
Middlesbro
Bulekow and Vaughan
Sccne
Middlesbrow
Cuty
Cuty Desentiox.—Mary Lonstock Strutly
Union Hall
Christchurch
Abuve
Anson Av Wonstny
Police Court
Salford
Francis Iagerton
Worsley
London
Sill
Wellington-street
Strand
W. Strange
Paternoster Row
Time of Sunrise Sunset and Harbor High Water Details
The article explains a method to compute sunrise and sunset times for Great Britain and Ireland using latitude and small degree adjustments plus fixed minute offsets. It lists high water times for major ports including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hall Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and notes these towns command several harbours. It then shifts to a Canada news section discussing Lord Durham's principle of Responsible Government and the Bagot administration in Canada. It argues for self government, unity between French and English Canada, and criticizes jail conditions and county magistrates, urging parliamentary reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hall
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Charles Bagot
Monsieur Lafontaine
Lord Durham
Coloni
Lord Sydenham
House of Assembly
Oncy
United Provinces
House of Commons
Canadas
Canada
England
Sir Charles Bagot
Eagland
Monsieur Girouard
Lord Seaton
Pew
Warning Chronicle
Charles Bagat
Executive Council
Dr. Baldwin
Return of Newspaper Stamps Issued to Weekly Papers
A record shows numbers of newspaper stamps issued to weekly newspapers for April, May, and June 1942 with average weekly sales. totals by paper include Fose, STOO, and Phage entries, listing thousands to hundreds of thousands of stamps and monthly sub totals.
Northleach Prisoner Treatment Sparks Outcry
A Gloucestershire magistrates building criticism describes alleged harsh conditions at Northleach House of Correction. The editorial questions prisoner welfare and calls for scrutiny of jail administration while condemning any soft treatment as inappropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northleach
Gloucestershire
House of Correction
Millias
Special Mission to the Brazils over Tariff and Slavery
The article weighs the motive behind Sir Henry Ellis's Rio envoy mission focused on tariff renewal with Brazil. It warns against Don Quixotism on slavery and urges clear instructions, arguing free labor in the tropics could beat slave labor and criticizing protectionist trends in the United States and Europe while urging prudent trade diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazils
Sir Henry Ellis
Rio Janeiro
Henry Ellis
Fowell Buxton
Tropics
Cape
Rio
Jane
Germany
United States
Mr. Webster
Boston
Trade winds and tariff talk across the Atlantic
A fragment argues about agriculture and tariffs, contrasting Brazilian attitudes with American tax policy. It claims Brazilians tolerate taxation while Americans resist direct taxation. The piece notes protectionists rely on delusion and suggests producers misunderstand how revenue and duties work, urging clarity on who benefits from tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Renu
United States
Lord Frankfort case tainted with moral questions and rumors
The piece critiques Lord Frankfort amid a charged court saga centering on Miss Alice Lowe. It questions motive, integrity, and the conduct of legal and societal observers, contrasting assertions of mercenary appeal with alleged favors and the terms of their relationship while probing the fairness of the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Franys
Marylebone
Long
Clarkson
Lerne
England
America
Wakefield
Assen
Lord Frankfort
Alice Lowe
Lord Frankfurt
Waketh
Fopypingtes
Tc Tude
Frankfort
Ourugresisa
Alice Luna
Madama Davy
Constan
Thomas Wilde
Hayden
Trials of the Chartists in Basford and Woollaton Riots
The county sessions hear chartist riot trials with four men jailed for hard labour and others found guilty in a second group of cases. Defendants claim acts were legal while witnesses describe forced shop closures and fear in Basford mills and coal pits.
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Rolleston
John Tibbs
Henry Hancock
William Stevenson
Edward Jaynes
Basford
Hancock
Lord Middleton
Woollaton
Dunds §Yan
John Black
Coatbridge
Dundyvan
Glasgow Chronicle
Nottingham
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