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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1841

Page

5

Debates on Patronage and Reform Amid Monopolists Scandal

The article surveys Tory scandal and factional strife over ministerial appointments amid claims the public cares more about offices than reform. It notes figures like the Duke of Beaufort and Lord Wilton, hints at a possible third party, and urges a House of Commons elected by the people.

Marquess of Londonderry Morning Chronicle Duke of Beaufort Lord Wilton Cecil Forester Israeli Taid Coventry House of Commons Adolphe Adam Boulogne-sur-Mer Hat Town Normandy Caen New Zealand West India Export Jue O’clees Feathers 3D Regiment of Guards Grosvenor Place J. Orby Hunter St. Peter's Church Marquis of Westminster Earl of Wilton Earl of Sefton Belgrave Southwark Church Street Woolwich Church of Scotland Board of Ordnance Dundas C.B Royal Artillery London Brighton Benxco Brooks Echnological Society Borneo George Proson Dean's-yard Westminster Westminster School Groves Deptford Field Dunkirk Sane Bae Overland Mail India Mannstant Sydney New South Wales Here Port Louis Heard Ascar Madatectud Fort Dauphin Madagascar Dauphin Isle of Fin Discussier Quebec Bytown Hamilton Wombswell British Museum Joseph Mepham Wena Peath Rales Paisley Pengal Peter Doreen Port Nicholson Winterior Toya Academy of Sciences Morning Post Dublin Evening Mail Ireland Duke of Wellington Henry Hardinge Royal Household Robert Peel Consolidated Fund Tower Rifle Brigade Regiment of Foot Guards Cinque Ports Peel Duke Earl Grey House of Lords Duke of Welington Lord Lyndhurst Ublic Duke of Buckingham Lord Wharncliffe Earl of Bute George the Third Stuart Wortley Yorkshire Cannings Consel Duke of Richmond Buckingham Stowe Hald Dudgeon Plantagenet Whitehall-gardens Admiralty Mirabile Dictu Moore Sampson Lord Ellenborough Byron Cicero Wicklow Lord Benborough Lord Londonderry House of Peers Wellington-Peet Mr. Goulburn Cambridge University Home Department Henry Goulbern Goulburn Treasury Surrey Blackwood's Magazine Kent Orange Party Evening Mail Orange Paper Marquis of Orange Eliot Evening Post East Cornwall Westmorland Alderman Thompson Sunderland Attwood John Russell Manchester County of Monmouth Duke of’ Beaufort

Covent Garden Theatre Opens with Midsummer Dream and New Opera

The Covent Garden season opens with praise for the welcome reception of Midsummer Night's Dream and The Critic, featuring Oxberry in Flute and notable performers Harrison, Madame Vestris, and Miss Rainforth. A comic opera by W M Rooke, libretto by Reynaldson, with Madame Vestris and Mr Harrison in prominent roles, is planned for next month. The London Assurance revival and a new farce Enjoyment headline the busy week alongside Straxp Tumanny and other entertainments at the Royal venues.

Covent-Garden Theatre Oxberry Keeley Flute God Save the Queen Harrison Madame Vestris Miss Rainforth Farren Mrs. Nisbett Harley Charles Mr. Bang Mr. Bass Reeves Selby Greenwich Martinuzzi Patent Theatres Straxp Tumanny Messrs Foster Ampair Hestre Batty National Swimming Baths Westminster Road Lambeth Davidge Surrey Theatre Vauxhall Gardens Signora Rossini Henry Betty Romeo Gravesend Theatre Bricuton Taratre Mrs. Brougham Venice Pierre W. J. A. Abington F.S Mademoiselle Celeste Bristol Theatre Haymarket Theatre St. Louis Dustin Kingstown Madame Grisi Dublin Vienna Musical Society of Austrian States

Sporting Intelligence from Warwick and Rochester Races

Betting on Coronation and Van Amburgh dominates Tattersall's notes. Warwick races feature Sequidilla, The Recorder, and Kingston Robin with The Recorder edging Rhodanthe by a neck in a tight finish. Other events include the Warwick Cup won by Wardan, and the St Leicer betting. Also reports on Roc hester Chatham races and Waterloo Bridge sculling plus Greenwich Regatta results.

Tattersall Lecen Coronation van Amburgh Squire Lord Vernlam Robert de Gorham Warwick Guy Mr. Cook Whitehouse Lord Stanley Captain Lamb Squirrel Luke the Recorder Kingston Robin Currycomb Wardan Isaac Recorder Marialva Tupsley Rhodanthe The Knight Lord Chesterfield Birbeck Mr. Denham Panitalooi Syria Isaac Day Goodman Glencoe Pettat Caliph Janet J. Day Tamburini Godwin Mungo Park Mr. Morris Fat Jack St. Lecer BetTina the Squire Lawercost Rochester Chatham Gen. Wyndham Aspatria Cotton Mr. Booth Russell Frost Mr. Mason Lady Mary Robin Zephyr Balchin Affection Stirling Comptroller Susanne Fanny Fletcher J. Skingsley Jessica Bartholomew Shelley Huon Garrard Booth Dupp Munchausen Dockeray

Destruction of Two Indiamen at Mauritius Fire

Intelligence from Lloyds reports the loss of two first rate Indiamen the David Scott and the Republic at Mauritius in June. The David Scott carrying wheat rice and other cargo burned after a rum spill ignited in the spirit-room. three hours later the ship was burnt to the waterline with no loss of life but heavy claims. The Republic fire followed on June 24 with suspicions of gunpowder and saltpetre aboard hindering rescue and the vessel totalled. the ship was insured.

Waterloo-Bridge Surrey St. John Lambeth C. Collier R. Easton T. Eyres Waterlooe-bridge Maudsley Corry Barron Watts Collier Lampethh Fishamen St. Mary, Lambeth Goding T. Dunkley Lass Gowrie J. Stubbs Mary Anne Jas. Grant Green, Brothers C.miney Red Industry R. Hearn King of the Cobblers H. Hosier Red Cross T. Hatherin Pink J.webb White Perseverance H.warnham S.perry J. Perry Red Star Happy Go Lucky Tivoli Gardens Battersea Sims James Curd Richard Roadway Richard Webb Webb Cole Midland Bristol Standard Lloyd's David Scott Republic Mauritius London Calcutta The

Light of all Nations Goodwin light to rise on Goodwin sands

Admiralty and Trinity House confirm with engineer Mr. W Bush that the iron casson at Deal will be floated on Wednesday 15th to anchor near the Goodwin sands. A stone column will rise with a light titled The Light of all Nations to guide mariners through a swatch way into a sheltered Goodwin bay. The Duke of Wellington may attend. government steamers are ready for observers. Earthquakes and tragedy follow in other news.

Ligut Lords of the Admiralty Trinity-house Mr. W. Bush Deal Goodwin Sands North Sea Goodwin Duke of Wellington Talooka Balan Ghelan Attock Khurabad Chatham-. Place St. Bartholomew’s Hospital

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the Drama Sporting Intelligence Peel and Buckingham Council Privy Seal the Treasury Board of Trade Board of Control Bee Sere Eerans Sir James Graham the Earl of Aberdeen the Earl of Ripon Sir H. Hardinge Sir Edw. Knatchbull Abinet Earl de Grey Lord Eliot Lord Lowther Frederick Pollock William Follett George Murray Tennant Wees Ordnance Duchy of Law Canens Tee Mint Trea- Suty Oddone Eyenee Home C. M. Sutton F. Barrie Emerson Tennant John Young Alexander Pringle J. Milnes Gaskell HH. B. Baring G. Cockburn W. H. Gage G. F. Seymour Gordon H. T. Corry Boldero Dr. Nicholl Lord Granv Somerset the Earl of Lincoln W. E. Gladstone Sydney Herbert T. Fremantle George Clerk Viscount Canning Lee W. Hope, Esq Lord Chamberlain Lord Steward Lords In Waiting Earl de la Warr Earl of Liverpool Earl of Jersey Lord Ernest Bruce Earl Jermyn Marquis of Ormonde Earl of Hardwicke Earl of Morton Viscount Sydney Lord_ Byron Lord Rivers Meynell Rosslyn Duchess of Buckhounds Lothian Earl of Warwick Earl of Courtown Yeomen Band of Gentlemen Pensioners Prince Albert the Marquis of Exeter Viscount Jocelyn Aover Standard R. Peel James Graham Commons Home Secretary Lord Grey Globe Earl of Aberdeen Dulness Foreign Office Lord Palmerston Lord Aberdeen Colonial Department North Lancashire Viscount Goderich Canning Lord Ripon the Globe Historial Ripon Fox Frederick Robinson Messrs. Horner Brougham Ricardo Castlereagh Robinson Francis Burdett Lord Clancarty Cobbett Mr. Robinson Baron Goderich Lord Goderich Colonies Irish Church Commission Earl Ripon J. Graham Moore and the Bitin Sarcasm of Byrone the Former, Alluding To Lord Batharat Lord Bathurst Bathurst Ellenborough Lords of the Treasury
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