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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 05, 1841

Page

5

Reopened Covent Garden with Miss Adelaide Kemble Norma Debut

Covent Garden reopens with Madame Vestris and a note that Adelaide Kemble is not listed in the company. A new comedy by Sheridan Knowles and a new opera by Mr. Rooke are previewed. The Boarding School farce at the other theatre draws strong audience laughter, with Mr Webster leading a lively troupe. Charles Kemble arrives in Paris convalescent, and Liszt tours Cologne to benefit the cathedral, amid fireworks and celebrations.

Covent Ganpen Madame Vestris Adelaide Kemble Sheridan Knowles Rooke Efay ManKet Theatre Penk Bernard Sas Grosdeaap Harcourt Mr. J Webster Varley Mr. Ester Cornet Kavanagh F. Vining Caroline Birthe Captain Swing D. Rees Webster Charles Kemble Paris Covent Garden Theatre Norma Baer Balfe Théatre Italien Cologne Ste Nonnerwerth Liedertafel Society Weber M. Lisl Bernard Romberg Hanburgh Alt Wey

Racing Bets and Results From Southampton and Northampton

Betting notes show minor sums on Myr Rawlinson's Coronation and Van Amburgh with Derby certainty on the St Leger winner. Southampton and Northampton races list heats and wins including Defy, Eleanor, Australia, St Francis, Bob Peel, Tamburini, Phinball, and other entries, with purses and sale values noted.

Tattersall Sr. Lugbr Myr. Rawlinson Tia van Amburgh Bur Middleham Tearaway England

Marlborough Races and the New Ministry Developments

Race results at Marlborough include Mr. Brewer's Little Jane winning the first, Billy Taylor taking the seed race, and Variety winning the Ladies Plate in two heats. Reports also note moor conditions, game sport, and warnings on shooting near roads. The piece then details the formation and reception of Sir Robert Peel's new ministry, resignations at Claremont, and the ensuing cabinet appointments and royal audience.

Marlborough Faipay Brewer Little Jane Grey Leg Brook Billy Taylor Kinard Maria Mr. Balchin Clematis Maor Kilwinning Girvan Wigtown- Shire Dundee Cooper Pollard Sandall Don“Ser Chronicle

Peel Era Cabinet Arrives With New Appointments

The first Peel ministry cabinet met at the foreign office at three o'clock with key figures Sir James Graham Goulburn and Lord Stanley among early attendees. Reports place Sir William Rae as likely lord advocate for Scotland while Cockburn Ashley Pollock Sugden and others are named for high offices. royal household posts also noted. Ministerial movements and state visits at Windsor Claremont and Whitehall gardens are described with brief timelines and outcomes.

Maypar Lord Melnourne Windsor Melbourne Windsor Castle Robert Peel, Bart Earl and Countess de Grey St. James's Square Baronet House of Lords John Russell House of Commons Robert Peel Whitehall Gardens Duke of Wellington Earl of Aberdeen Lord Stanley James Graham Henry Goulburn Duke of Buckingham Stowe, Bucks Robert Earl of Prince Albert Windsor-castle E. Anson Apsley House the Times Times H. Goulburn Lord Lyndhurst Treasury Sir Robert Peel Colonies Home Department Sir James Graham, Bart Admiralty Earl of Haddington Duke of Richmond Board of Trade Earl of Ripon Duchy of Lancaster Lord Wharncliffe Exchequer Mr. Goulburn H. Hardinge Norton the Cainer Ireland Earl de Grey Lord Eliot Ordnance George Murray Pitt Perceval Canning Goulburn R. Peel Lord Wharcliffe Lord Ellenborough Board of Control Earl of Haddington, First Lord of the Admiralty F. Pollock W. Follett Lord Lowther E. Knatchbull W. E. Gladstone Lord Mahon Lord Liverpool G. Somerset Earl of Chesterfield F. Egerton G. Clerk W. Rae E. Sugden Great Western Slough Sir Robert Duke of Lord Campbell Lord Melbourne Claremont the Earl of Haddington Board of Control For England iWe Edw. Knatchbull The Sir George Murray George Clerk Thomas Fremantle Frederick Pollock William Follett Westminster Mint Lord Granville Somerset J.C. Herries Duchess of Buccleuch Duchess of Bedford Marchioness Normandy Peel-Wellington Edward Sugden Sir Edward Sugden Exeter Lord Abinger Wesminster Stowe Peel Lord Ashley Earl of Jersey Lord Hill Jas, Graham Henry Hardinge Herries Lord Sandon Ernest Bruce Phillips Home Office Barl de Grey Lord Elliot Marquis of Normanby Hill-street Berkeley-square New Ministry the Ordnance Beresford Woods Earl of Liverpool Wm. Gladstone Granville Somerset Lord Lincoln Chamberlai Duke of Rutland Marquis of Exeter Viscount Sydney Viscount Powerscourt Lord Ernest Bruce He Tobess Guan Wee Bod Toms Lord Claude Hamilton Foreign Department Beary Ape Blackburne Edward Knatchbull Earl of Lincoln Reatne Sidney Herbert Viscount Canning Pegadetts Mr. Hope Weymouth Whitehall-gardens Privy Council Thomas Friemantle the Treasury Lyndhurst Lord Haddington Foreign Office Globe Earl Sir Haddington Claresont Lord Cottenham Normanby, Palmerston Foreign Lord Clarendon T. F. Baring Geo. Grey Earl of Minto QueEn Claremontt Claremontpark Marquis of Normanby Viscount Palmerston Clarendon Francis Thornhill Baring Minto George Grey Earl of Erroll Uxbridge Lord Foley Earl of Surrey Earl of Belfast Marcus Hill Earl of Ripon, Earl of Waddington, Earl of Abingdon, Mr. Goulburn George Grey, Bart County Palatine of Lancaster Earl of Clarendon Francis Thornhill Baring Earl of Belast Danvers Barh Liverpool Howsehold Ernest ‘Bruce Duke of Buckinghaw C.C. Greville Earl of Listowel Hill Gold Stick William Lumley Wemyss Wylde-equerry Balfast Town Her Esher Oxshott Claremont-park Sir R. Peel Wynyard Park Marquis of Londonderry Wales Co. W. Wynne Earl of Shaftesbury William Rae William Scotland George Cockburn Royal Household Lord Steward Earl of Rosslyn Lord Ingestre Viscount Sandon Wicktow Edward Drummond Thames Ditton Surrey Chronicle Ear Fitzharpinge Herap Morning Herald Berkeley Castle Fitzharrdinge

Requisition to stand for Cork county and chartist release notes

A requisition signed by upwards of 600 including liberal gentry and £50 freeholders asks Mr Corhally to stand for Cork county. Reginald Blewitt, MP for Monmouthshire, was awarded £40,000 per Three Percent Consols with life annuities. Doncaster ladies present Lord Morpeth with a diamond ring inscribed from the ladies of Doncaster dated July 16 1841. Feargus O Connor freed from York Castle amid chartist demonstrations with large crowds, processions, and toasts to chartist leaders. A Bow Street bail case notes critique on bail for a rich defendant versus a poorer man, urging equity.

Lord Morpeth Doscaster Doncaster Doncaster Gazette Fearcus O'Coxnor Feargus O'Connor York Castle York Castle Gates O’connor Knaresmire O'Connor Cordukes Frost Williams Jones Bow-street Jardine Bankes Mr. Jardine Mr. Bankes England Morning Chronicle

Englishman's House Not His Castle at the Mansion House

The lord mayor presided as Sergeant Vale faced charges of overstepping police duty by searching a beer shop at unseasonable hour without a warrant. Witnesses described entries and tensions, while Vale defended temperate conduct and duty. The case was postponed for further evidence and possible commissioner review.

Vale Flexton Miles's Lane Mr. Ashley London Henry Harrison J. Lamb Edward Brown Mr. Lamb Brown London-bridge Thames-street Mild Hobler Hubler Harvey

A Beery Auspicious Case of General Warrants in London

The Globe criticizes the lord mayor’s ruling on police collar warrants used to search a beer shop and lodgers. It condemns the intrusion as an overreach, noting the clash between ancient liberties and modern policing. The piece questions the mayor’s logic and the authority cited in a case involving a pearl pin theft and private apartments.

London Temple-bar Hobler Harvey Starvey

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