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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 31, 1846

Page

7

Opera review Giselle inspired Night Dancers scene and near disaster

A detailed critique of The Drama, Giselle inspired Night Dancers at the theatre. Edward Loder’s score and Arthur Suane’s libretto mix originality with notable harmonies. performances by Albertazzi, Allen, Flower, and Bodda receive praise, plus a dramatic near-fire incident saved by quick action.

Priscess Daxceas Edward Loder Airtreurge Suane Giselle Adolphe Uut Edward Leder Ciedrey Mr. Waltons Enuli Albert Mr. Ren Madame Albertanzi Grant Gisele Mr. Allen Fearet Naiter Tite Jo Graying Ligtan Alga Sara Mies Sara Flower Aviv Edgarde Lucias Jovons Alvertazzi Sera Flower Alten Bodda Madame Albertazzi Clara Webster Drury Lane Theatre Mr. Alien Persis Doge Albertezzi Ailen Apeupur Tseatree Harris Lyceum Sairey Gamp Wrignyd Hetey Prigs Maurarsy Manyard Audiencre Jon Vanbrugh Japan Colley Cohber Sheridan Scarborougi Sir John Vanbrugh R.gardut Amanda Cherles Walter Lacy Hayden C. Jones Bolton Lord Foppington Oo Weans Leigh Murray Willis Tunhelly J. Cowell

Racing Glories and Mishaps Across Three Days Full of Fog

A sprawling report covers racing at Doncaster of three days where fog hampered view and schedules on Tuesday and Wednesday. It details multiple sweepstakes wins by Arkwright, Circassian Maid, Fontsteal, Alarm, and others, plus close finishes and field notes.

Lord Chester Geld Arkwright Wooden Wall Killie Kkrankie Line Jain Nell Cask Thersites Kiliie Krankie C. D.M Mr. Mostyn W. Abdale Horngse2 Industre Dipthong Bendigo Elis Antler Marie Marie Louise Industry Diytheng J. Hawley Vanity Lord Gleszen Phenix Aken D.I Lord Orford Footstar Mann Plantagenet Prospect Linle Hampton Herman Platoff Naurette Ennui Driffield Farthing Candle Tragical Leaconfield Sir Hercules Walt Madr Cistieuhna Sud Clemening Comngeny Rat Theach Duke of Bedford Phebus Lather Duke of Rutland Paultens Ab. M Butler Osbaldeston Giselle B.C Terd Baliaten Eryx Treen Wit D.M Mr. Meares Wolfdog Oakley Greville Alarm Mytton Surelia Vowes'e Mowerina Lord Chesterfield Free Lance Morton O'Brien Mar- Tow Lord Glasgow Fur & Yralds Mr. Marson Margen Jallito Maid of Lorette Pocket Venus Hallowhack Lite Julia Mouaeling Wintonia Colteeen Erdeuin Wintonia Wa Matcin Ab. M.omr

Captain Hosken's Official Report on the Great Britain Loss

Captain Hosken details the sinking of the Great Britain, describing the ship's grounding off an Irish coast, the men aboard, and efforts to save lives. He praises Captain Claxton and crew for rescue work, notes weather and navigational factors, and urges the directors to accept responsibility while defending his own navigation.

Hosken Great Britain

Directors bar insurance push after ship stranding findings

The board confirmed orders and forwarded Mr Patterson's views on salvaging and settling with underwriters. They blame Captain Hosken's error in judgment and lack of local light knowledge for the stranding and say they will appeal to insurers and merchants to back tougher legislation and annual certificate exams for hydrographers and chart makers.

Patterson Hosken Claxton St. Jolie Tata

Royal Visit and Royal Carriage Escape in Pastoral England

Reports describe a royal outing with Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort visiting Margate Salisbury district locales. An incident near a carriage led to the Duke of Wellugion being saved from injury. later, the Queen returned to Windsor amid a large cheering crowd and a lengthy route through Watford Cashinbury Moor Park Pinner and Harefield to Windsor.

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Loch Ryan believed lost with crew after voyage to Rotterdam

The Loch Ryan a Netherlands Steam Navigation Co steamer of about 200 tons built at Dumbarton vanished during a voyage from London to Rotterdam. No definite news of the ship or its crew has been received though reports say a Swedish brig picked up some members. The company and Captain Larkins’ men continue inquiries into the wreck and fate of all aboard.

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Case of Cow Stealing and Trial at Hereford Sessions

At Herefordshire Michaelmas Sessions James Constable a bachelor listed as a Guider but a stock denier was arraigned for stealing a cow from Charles Bulmer wine merchant of this city on August 7 at Holmer. The cow was pastured at Portfield place and later found dead in a ditch after alleged coercion to hide it. The defense and prosecution clashed as evidence emerged during the trial.

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Controversial medical ads critique patently unsafe cures

The piece exposes dubious claims in a periodical reader’s section, highlighting unsafe medical advertisements and pseudo scientific promises. It notes the proffered remedies threaten safety and urges skepticism about sensational therapeutic claims.

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