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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 09, 1843

Page

5

Extraordinary Madrid Gazette items and royal departures

Madrid Gazette reports Salamanca offering fourteen lions paid in national property for drinking, Madrid celebrates September anniversary with a funeral for the slain, Prim harangues volunteers, and Barcelonese gates accord with the government. King of Hanover departs, Caledonia steamer carries Wakefield and Macready, and various parliamentary and civic notices fill the page.

Paris Madrid Senor Salamanca S.gerando Christina Progressistas Narvaez Aghidh Caballero Barcelonese Saragossa Prim Atarazanas

Drury Lane wage case ends as magistrate cites license rule

At Worship-street a crowded court heard Wm. Henry Fry seek £5 19s 6d for wages against Ryder and Bennet tied to the City of London theatre. The magistrate dismissed against the lessee James and then Ryder, ruling the venue lacked a proper license for dramatic performances, leaving workers unpaid though their claims were clear.

Drury-lane Messrs. Ryder Bennet Fry Ryder Pigeon James Queen's Theatre Taylor City Theatre Beard Bingham Cremorne House Vauxhall Gardens Chelsea C. R. Elliston Heen Tsae Fuh Celestial Kings Mr. T. Matthews Joey Grimaldi Cainese Prince and Princess de Joinville Col. Bowater Montague Lord Cardigan Lord Blayney Bishop of Ossory Bateman Hastings Exeter Hart Sineviae School Committee of Council On Education Hullah Apollonicon St. Martin's Lane Musical Review

Forthcoming Leamington Stakes At Tattersalls Racing

Sporting intelligence covers Leamington stakes betting at Tattersalls with odds on Lucy Banke Vulcan I am not aware Venus Bacchus Elysium Arcanus and other entries. Notes Derby connections Cotherstone Prizefighter Napier and Doncaster plans. public notices of Gina Victoria departure and Ostend visit follow.

Tattersall Mr. Forth Holmes Vulcan Colonel Peel Forth Venus Ferguson Duke of Richmond F. Clarke Bacchus St. Lecer Mr. Bowes Cotherstone Lord Chesterfield Lord Exeter Mr. Wrather Col. Peel Warwick Lord Miltown Sadler Jaques Sirikol Gaper Gladiator Barbara Chester Dumpling Muley Moloch Yarburgh Napier Marion Colonel Anson Goodwood Nutwith Tomboy Hackfall Beiram Sultan Lucetta Murat Slane Hester Ascot New Brighton Portumnus Elysium Highlander Aristides Ray Middleton Lord Eglinton Winesour Velocipede Thirsk Mr. Bell Parthian Newcastle upon-Tyne General Pollock Birdlime Mr. Mostyn Liverpool Touchstone Maid of Honour Messalina Trueboy Muleteer Mr. Cooke Newcastle-on-Tyne Blackdrop Silkworm Waverley What Judex Semiseria Peggy Fanny Colonel Cradock Alice Hawthorn Gorhambury Verulam Fire Mr. Holmes Mr. Watt Philip Curragh Garland Sir C. Monck Traeboy Jamal Jerry Columba Mr. Coleman

Arrival of Queen Victoria in Brighton from Eu

Queen Victoria lands at Brighton after leaving Eu amid grand preparations. Crowds fill the beach and Marine Parade as the royal party, including Prince Albert and the Prince de Joinville, proceed to the palace. The pier guards, boats, and a raised landing platform assist the landing amid salutes and cheerful crowds.

Nowmanpy Queen Victoria France Treport Chateau Chateau d’Eu Prince Albert Chard-Banc Orleans Adelaide Clementine Prince Joinville Aumale Montpensier Carabineers d’Aumale Duke of Montpensier M. Guizot Brighton Ostend Brussels Buicnton Victoria England Royal Yacht Mercury Steamer St. Vincent Caledonia Camperdown Formidable Royal Stables Portsmouth Hussars Palace Samuel Brown Charles Cooper Major Allen Heaviside Hughes G. Basevi J. Borrer Peche M.P E. Burn L. Slight Sir S. Brown West L. D. Smith C. Cooper H. M. Wagner E. Goulburn R. S. Smith C. D. Maitland Marine Coast-Guard Pratt Coastguard Grenadier Guards Home Penny’s Bazaar Royal Barge Prince de Joinville Earl of Liverpool Earl of Aberdeen Lady Canning Miss Liddell Vesper Trinity Tartar Revenue Cutter Her Esplanade Sova Rench Pluton Archiméde Napoleon Fearless Cyclops Prometheus Ariel Albion Albion Hotel 7Th Hussars Colonel Wylde Lord Charles Wellesley E. G. Anson James Clarke M.touchant Lord Liverpool London Buxted E. Bowater Duchess of Kent Earl van de Weyer Lord Colville

Ancient and modern fairs face opposite fates at Barnet and Barroatomew

The Barroatomew fair opened by the lord mayor appears a shadow of its former glory with no animal booths plays or crowd, few stalls, and a few penny exhibitions on the outskirts. In Barnet Farn the fair resumes its prime with lavish booths and abundant amusements though police vigilance dampens thimblering thefts amid busy crowds.

Barraotomew Farn Metropolitan Barnet Farn Fair Green

Royal progress and forest fete during Victoria and Louis Philippe visit

Reports describe a tranquil morning then a grand royal drive through St Catherine forest. The royal party including Queen Victoria Louis Philippe and nobles enjoyed forest views, private pavilion dining, and a private style outing with little public spectacle.

Royal procession and palace illumination reported

Colonel Lord W Thynne and generals present as Queen s tradespeople are to be illuminated in the evening. At ten the Prince of Wales the Princess Royal and Princess Alice left the palace by carriage to the pier. Royal children aired on the pier under Dowager Lady Lyttelton s eye for an hour after stopping opposite Penny s Royal Bazaar.

Hanover King of Henover St. James’s Palace Quanover Kew United States Liverpool Edward Gibbon Wakefield Macready Haliburton Samlick Duke of Norfolk Father Mathew Earl of Surrey Arundel Birmingham Her Majesty Mesars Spurgind Rowlandson Broad-street Ttis Lincoln Catedral Ald. T. Wood Globe Westminster Hall Leeds Hook Sidney London SourHwaRx Toppling’s Wharf St. Olave's Church Sourgamptox Dock Company Bishopsgate-street Joseph Liggins Saintsbury Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company Pacha Gibraltar Hardwick Hill Richards J. H. Forbes Westwood Southampton Manchester Shoreditch Church St. Katherine London Docks Rose-lane Essex-street Whitechapel High-street Spitalfields Church Earl of Essex Lord Lowther Abingdon Accrington Andover Road Appleby Banbury Bangor Bath Basingstoke Beaumaris Berwick Berkhempstead Bishop’s Stortford Blackburn Bradford Yorkshire Brackley Brampton Brough Bristol Brighton Buckingham Burnley Burton Cambridge Canterbury Carlisle Carnarvon Chatham Chepstow Chelmsford Cheltenham Chester Chippenham Cirencester Clitheroe Cockeruouth Colchester Conway Coventry Cowes Cuckfield Dartford Daventry Dover Fareham Fairford Farringdon Fenny Stratford Feversham Folkstone Gateshead Godalming Gloucester Gosport Gravesend Guildford Halifax Haydon Bridge Hemel Hemps Uxbridge Wallingford Walsall Ware Warrington Warwick Watford Weedon Whitehaven Wigan Wigton Winchester Windsor Wolverhampton Workington Worthing Yarmouth All Ireland Scotland Lombard-street St. Martin’s-le.Grand France Prince of Wales England Ireland George I Hallam United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom Duke of York Archbishop of Canterbury Earl of Eldon Earl of Harrowby Treasury Earl of Liverpool Duke of Montrose Ordnance Duke of Wellington Earl of Westmorland Marquis of Winchester Marquis of Cholmondeley Marquis of Londonderry Earl Bathurst Viscount Sidmouth Earl Talbot Admiralty Viscount Melville Lord Maryborough Nicholas Vansittart Duchy of Lancaster Charles Bathurst F. J. Robinson Lainson Bread-street Leeds Mercury St. Clement Dawes Savings'’ Bank Maryport Aspatria Callaghan M.P O'Connell Dublin London City Mission Minimus Buget Totteridge Woop Regent-street Karlsruhe Mannheim Brindle Preston Chronicle House of Commons Higgs Grange Carey-street Lincoln’s-inn-fields Betsy Sophia Jackson Baker St. Clement's Parish Henry Lewis Oxley Rosingrave Macklin Christ Church Oxley Leicester Leicestershire Order of Dominicans Derby Mercury Green Botanic Gardens Belfast Cumberland Craivagad Maisonfort Sein-et-Oise Lenfant Maidant Chance M. Maidant Naples Duchess de Grotaletta Canuto Inis Darlington Arrah Tyne Mercury Baltimore Toulouse Swansea M‘quin Douglas Bleachfield Dundee Richard Dodd Calais Ballard Gillingham Conolly Crown and Anchor Woolff Bokhara Stoddart Grover Shiel Dr. Woolff Silk Buckingham Lord Aberdeen Messrs. Drummond Stoddart and Conolly Fund Tae Murver Mr. Dapp Dadd Marseilles Rochester Passport Office Rogle Dever Dieppe Egypt Newman-street Oxford Street Dr. Sutherland Sutherland Thos. Phillips D. Roberts Mary Richardson James Street Kensington Square Mr. Pollock Sandeford Robert James Pollock Messrs. Carrick and Pollock Bath-place Kensington Witness South Sea Sir John Ross South Seas Portsmouth Lord W. Thynne Upton Horne Grenadier Guards Eld M.C Lyttelton

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