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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 28, 1843

Page

5

Pett's Burn and Royal Cattle Gifts Stirring London

The stock market dull as Bulls vanish toward Tamworth after Peel's speech. Apple blossoms at Pinhay cliff near Lyme Regis. six to seven trees bloom by the sea. Viscount Combermere gifts Indian cattle to Queen, to be moved to Windsor for Frogmore stock. Severest notices cover courts, sewers, and Kingston robberies, plus Newmarket harvest prospects and a Frogmore fire scare.

Pett's Stock Exchange Tamworth Robert Peel Pinhay-cliff Lyme Regis Dorset Hk MajEsty Viscount Combermere East Indies Combermere Abbey Windsor Prince Albert Royal Frogmore Shropshire Inserverr Court Christ’s Hospital London Tavern Bishopsgate Street W. S. Grey Charles Hew Thomas Nixon Westminster City and Liberty of Westminster Greek Street Soho New Street St. Giles’s St. Martin’s-lane Matt and Bailey Kingston Surrey Messrs. Ashby Staines Mr. Nightingale Ives Freemore House Douchess Kent Frogmore House the Duchess of Kent Office of the Woods and Forests Phipps Brougham Coventry London and Birmingham Railway Lord Brougham The North Coventry Herald Newmarket Suffolk Semiseria Extempore A.F Glasgow Jockey Club Yard Hyde Park Corner Ab. M Colonel Peel Zenobia W. W. Wynn Mann A.M Loriy G. Bentinck Rogers Lord Glasgow C. A.F Rowland Mann), Beating Mr. Bradford's Reciprocity, 3 Yrs, Lord G. Bentinck Miltown Bourra Tomacha Mr. Bowes T.Y.C Mr. Wreford Ray Middleton Margellina J. Howlett Mr. Collins Voltaire Emineth Mr. Shelley Nizza Baron Rothschild Bathyany Lord G. Bentinck Mr. Braithwaite Gaiety Rhodian Mr. Jaquee Mr. Payne Mr. Thornhill Lord Chesterfield Thesron Parr Stirling Harvey J. W. Stirling

Paris Farce At Hay Market and Pasquale At Princess Theatre

The Mertons adaptation Paris Orleans et Rouen opens amid farce confusion with Blondel Bristle misled to Bristol and Birmingham. At Princess, Paul Bedford debuts Don Pasquale with strong ensemble singing and tasteful staging, while Allen’s Ernesto falters. Strand reports Mr. Hammond’s Punch routine delights three hours of monologue and song, and news on Mr. Farren’s health follows. Sporting notes cover Newmarket Houghton meeting results including the Cambridgeshire and Criterion races with Nat, Chatham, and Antidote among winners.

Hay Manxet Theatre Mertons Paris Orleans Rouen Palais Royal Ag Vaudeville Blondel Bristle Buxton London Scilly Islands Birmingham Blondel Bristol Stirling Adelphi Princess’s Theatre Paul Bedford Don Pasquale Pasquale Eugenio Garcia Norina Dove Corre Bardini Malatesta Allen Ernesto Bedford Burdini Carta Bianca vi Concedo Strand Theatre Hammond Punch Propria Italy Mr. Hammond Sam Boxer Simcox Fluffy W. Farrenx Mark Lemon Old Parr Wester Cooper White Brompton Daily Farren Haymarket Fergian Sion Pierre Mitchell St. James’s Theatre Seguin Varietés Manszites Madame Faye Juive Avignon Canfatrice Marseilles

Closest Handicap Race Ends With Pineapple Victory

The dramatic handicap featured Nat and Pineapple nearly neck and neck with Corrunna, even hinting at a protest over Nat hanging on Pineapple. The stewards ruled the cross not proved and Nat claimed the stake. Murat beat Auld Lang Syne by a neck in the other major race while Rattan won a later event by four lengths.

Nat Pineapple Corrunna Newcourt Evenus Semiseria Jockies Eddison Colonel Peel Murat Mr. Bowes F. Butler B.C. Bone Mecca Greville Molly Mogg J. Hampson Lightning Slane Seakale S. Stanley Crewolins Thornhill Elemi Mr. Watt Voltri Rattan Seaport Pastoral Volth Lord Glasgow Lord Miltoun D.I Duke of Bedford Mr. Greville Pickwick T.Y.C Anson Armytage W. W. Wynn Marquise Currier Birdeen B.C Duke of Richmond Kitchener Lord Albemarle Robinia Mr. Barrington Mathew Sir C. Cockerell Lord Exeter Duke of Grafton Shelley Titania Ford Mr. Dawson Oakley Robinson Garry Owen Lord Miltown G. Edwards Mr. Redesdale Fragrance Ab. M Col. Peel Mr. Wreford Ray Middleton Margellina Lord G. Bentinck Tripoli Cox F. Walker Count Bathyany Cameleon Lord Verulam Martingale John Day D.M Phlegon Mann Duke of Beaufort Liverpool Retamosa Bellam Bradford Braham Plummer Alice Hawthorn Duke of Rutland Hyrcanian Newton Ma Mie D. Cook Edmund of Langley Mr. Baxter Mr. Bacon Mr. Reeves Mr. Shaftoe Maley Moloch Waverley Mr. Beresford Rococo Mr. Gardner Goodman E. Edwards Mr. Osbaldeston Lon Espoir Mr. Phillimore Syntaxina Sly Currycomb A.F Mr. Newton Jenny W. May Mr. Chaplin Mr. Payne Johnny Captain W. Boyd Devil Among the Tailors J. Day Morality Cowslip Parade Dilbar Abdale Miss Whip Pettit R.M Chatham Rogers Stephenson G. Ongley Forth Camelion Modesty Lion Policy Physalis Lord E. Russell Glen Fishie Mr. Drake Jeffy Meiklam Philip I. Day Somerset Lord W. Powlett Mallard Son Mary Ann Daintree Br F Dana Mr. White Emma Bland Emilius Kate Kearney W.S. Stanley Jill General Yates Pompey E.R. ‘Clark Mervis Amata Peel Eglintoun

Trial of Rebecca Rioters Opens in Glamorganshire

The Rebecca rioters case opens with the special commission in Glamorganshire. Judges Baron Gurney and Justice Cresswell hear the Queen's commission, with trials listed for Margaret Morgan Esther Morgan Rees Morgan and John Morgan among others. A grand jury later returns a true bill against John Hughes for shooting at Captain Napier.

THE Weekly Chronicle Puoerest Pontardulais Swansea Llanon John Hughes David Jones John Hugh Henry Morgan J. Stuart Baron Gurney C. F. Napier Pontaridulais Br Express Canpier Rebecca Glamorganshire Justice Cresswell J. Homfray Marquis of Bute M.P J. Guest Dr. Nicholl E. W. Richards Margaret Morgan Morgan Morgan Esther Morgan Rees Morgan John Morgan Charles Frederick Napier Griffith Vaughan William Morgan Daniel Lewis John Jones Llangefelach Matthew Morgan David Lewis Margaret Arnold St. Thomas John Hough William Lewis Llandilotalybout Pontardulais Gate William Hughes Lewis Davies William Chambers Llanelly Carmarthen Llandilot Alybout Vaughan Williams M. D. Hill Q.C Montagu Chambers Lord James Stuart Cardiff Castle Viscount Adare Dunraven Castle Josiah John Guest Dowlaishouse John Henry Vivian Singleton Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan Ruperra John Bruce Pryce Duffryn-house Robert Francis Jenner Wenvoe Castle George Tyler Cotterell Knt John Dillwyn Llewellyn Penllergate Richard Franklen Clemenston Howell Gwyn Boglan-house Richard Douglas Gough Allt-y-preg William Williams Aberfrergwm Henry Lucas Uplands Nash Vaughan Edwards Vaughan Rhedla Thomas Edward Thomas Glanmor John Grove Griffith Llewellyn Baglan-hall Jenkin Davies Be Thomas Frankland Lewis South Wales Richards Robert H. Clive William Cripps Robert Henry Clive George Kettilby Richards West Mineter Quzen Epmunnus Evans London Police

Royal Cambridge visit and anti corn law league meeting

The Queen and Prince Albert visit Cambridge universities including Trinity College and King's College. A grand Senate House ceremony confers a doctor of civil laws on the Prince, with loyal undergraduates garlanding gowns. Later, Covent Garden hosts the National Anti Corn Law League, featuring speeches by Wilson Heppell Milner Gibson and praise for London’s free trade victory.

Camenper Wimpole Earl of Hardwicke Taz Senate House Trinity College Senate-house Prince Albert Senate House Prices Albert Bedell Mr. Crick Suit Geological Museum University St. Mary's Church King’s College St. John’s College St. John’s Prince Christchurch Milton Cambridge Royston Covent-Garden National Anti Corn. Law League Covent Garden Theatre London League Pattison Friends of Free Trade George Wilson Manchester Anti Corn Law League Villiers Guildhalk Milner Gibson Moray Post Wallack Ner Heppell Travers Moore

Condemned horse trots 14 miles in hour over Bath road

Mr Andrews of Great Marlow backed his aged horse Creswell to trot 14 miles in the hour on the Bath road from the Dumb Bell Inn to Langley Broom. The 20 year old animal finished in 57 minutes 53 seconds with four breaks causing 3 to 4 minutes delay. Owner offers 15 miles in an hour. Royal preserves at Swinley Ascot: Prince Albert plans to expand lands near Swinley and Ascot amid concerns over licensed scouts bagging game near royal property.

Trorrine Matcu Bath Road Maidenhead Bridge Langley Broom Colnbrook Swiney Ebar Ascot Prince Albert Swinley Ascot Bagshot Park Duchess of Gloucester Windsor

Address by Baron Gurney on turnpike tolls and rural unrest

Baron Gurney addresses the grand jury on oyer and terminer in South Wales matters of felonies and misdemeanors linked to disturbances over tolls at turnpike gates. He laments increasing offences, defends road improvements funded by tolls, and discusses history of turnpikes and the burden on farmers.

Carpier South Wales Carmarthen Pembroke England

Spain and Portugal from Southam Morton to Cadiz and Seville

News from Lisbon Cadiz Seville up to the 19th 16th and 14th inst. Reports say Portugal remains tranquil despite opposition efforts during the Queen and ministers absence Evora municipal chamber petitions for dismissal of ministers Queen’s progress is met with enthusiastic rejoicing In Cadiz provincial elections imminent with support likely for the provisional government In Seville arrests and detentions rise while central junta influence grows Strong patrols and military displays mark Seville as crowds gather for Torrejos pilgrimage In Algesiras and Gibraltar a reaction against the ex regent leads to a forcing cry of Viva Hsparterg during a local intimidation attempt.

Southam MorTon Montrose Lisbon Cadiz Seville Alemtejo Evora Senhor Costa Cabral Portugal Almeria Granada Torrejos Algesiras Gibraltar

Tax prosecutions and troop arrivals in Dublin

Oct two reports from Dublin note licences granted for sixteen defence bar members in the O'Connell prosecutions and mention no indictments before the Dublin grand jury. A special panel for the city contains 388 names with few Catholics, and a crown plan for a county Dublin jury is hinted. Troop movements include the 1st Royal Dragoons arriving from Liverpool and the 67th Foot en route, with the Scots Greys and 24th Foot quartered at Aldborough House.

Monaghan Hatchell Colman O’loghlen Napier Close O’hagan Alexander M‘carthy Clements O’hea Dublin Commission Frederick Bond Hughes Barrett Commission Grand Jury o’Crocx Dublin 1St Royal Dragoons Liverpool City of Dublin Company 67Th Foot Scots Greys 24Th Foot Aldborough House

Salisbury vacancy may trigger liberal contest timing

The Salisbury seat after Wadham Wyndham's death may see a contest with Hon. Mr. Bouverie likely to run on liberal lines. Salisbury's small electorate of corporation and 62 householders could shift toward free trade. Proposals include removing Wyatt's George III statue and new statues for Nelson, Chantrey, and George IV at Trafalgar Square.

Saissury Salisbury Wadham Wyndham Bouverie Hussey Corporation London Wyndham Nelson ‘Pillar Wyatt George III Pall Mall Bang Trafalgar Square George Eit St. Martin’s Church George IV

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