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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 12, 1841

Page

5

Debates on Government and Society Amid Ministerial Scramble

A London news column surveys political maneuvering, society chatter, and calls for reform. It notes the Marquess of Londonderry declining new patronage and hints at a potential third party led by Mr. Disraeli and Lord Coventry. Earl Fitzhardinge's letter to the Morning Herald is printed, arguing about accountability and residence near Clifton.

Marquess of Londonderry Morning Chronicle Asta Ray Duke of Beaufort Lara F Toa Cecil Forester D'Tsraeli Lord Coventry House of Commons Earl Fitzhardinge Morning Herald Junius Clifton Bristol Tam ‘We Fitzaannixce Berkeley Castle Sarg Watshall-Ganpens Hammer Gye and Hughes Leifehild Garraway Thomas Fowler Earl of Wilton Earl of Sefton Belgrave Square St. Gorge the Mantyr Southwark Church Street Woolwich Church of Scotland Board of Ordnance Dundas C.B Royal Artillery Loypes Bnaintox Barway London Brighton Paovipiyital Escorr Tik Sip Dayan Overland Mail India Sydney New South Wales Mauritix Port Louis Heard Madagascar Fort Dauphin Fort Dauplin Isle of France Hf. Davey Deptford Stain Honigsburg Dantzic Rotherhithen Greenwich England Liverroot James Graham Girolomsyl Kirkdale Liverpool Mail M. Adulphe Adam Boulogne-sur-Mer Viexxa Musical Society Vienna Payne West London Union PeseHe Isaac Stephens Moss Sankes John Smith Belge H Tavistock-street Covent-garden Sr. Jardine Bow-street William John Bankes Thomas Sneezum Bodkin Bankes Jardine Tegory Pearce I Central Criminal Court Sneezum O Sfer Neezum 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 Wellngton The Globe Senate Lord Lyndhurst Ais Beau Monde Pere Lyndhurst Duke of Buckingham Lord Wharncliffe Earl of Bute George the Third Stuart Wortley Yorkshire Mr. Canning Sirobert Peel Canning Duke of Richmond Home of Lords Buckingham Stowe Dudgeon House of Peers Standard R. Peel Lord Haddington Admiralty Lord Binning Binning Orangemen Dublin Earl of Haddington Home Secretary Commons Lord Grey Earl of Aberdeen Dulness Foreign Office Lord Palmerston Lord Aberdeen Lord Stanley Colonial Department Obert Peel Fred Bean Lord Ripon the Globe Earl de Grey Ripon Mrr Fox War Ministry Frederick Robinson Messrs Horner Brougham Ricardo Castlereagh Mr. Robinson Board of Trade Robinson Lord Clancarty Cobbett Baron Goderich Lord Goderich Irish Church Commission Earl Ripon J. Graham Lord Ellenborough Board of Control Moore Byrex Lord Bathurst Bathurst Ellenborough Sampson Byron Cicero Wicklow Sandard Lord Londonderry

The Drama at Covent Garden Theatre Opening Night

The Covent Garden season opened with strong public enthusiasm. The midsummer Night’s Dream and The Critic drew packed pits and galleries. Oxberry stood in for Keeley as Flute. London Assurance likewise played to respectable though not crowded crowds. A new farce Enjoyment stirred interest, while The Black Gate and other theatres also reported lively fare with noted performers and expanding ventures.

Oxberry Keeley Flute God Save the Queen Harrison Madame Vestris Miss Rainforth W. M. Rooke Reynaldson W. Harrison Rooke Farren Mrs. Nisbett Harley Charles Mr. Bang Mr. Bass Greenwich Afarfinuzzi Sinanp Theatre Guy Mr. Keeley Glass Corrie Drury-Lane Paris Fanny Elsler Princess's Theatre Messrs Foster Batty National Swimming Baths Westminster Road Lambeth Vauxhall Gardens Signora Rossini Gloucester Esther Dr. Boyce Attwood Miss Hawes Mendelssohn Israel Egypt Birch Hawes Marshal Mr. Phillips Mr. Hobbs Dorus Gras Garcia Viardot Signor Tamburini Henry Betty Romeo Gravesend Bnicuton TaraTre Mademoiselle Celeste Bristol Haymarket Theatre St. Louis Kingstown Madame Grisi Dublin Mail

Warwick Races Attract Sparse Attendance And Close Finishes

Sporting Intelligence reports thin crowds at Warwick races with flat betting. Sequidilla wins the Tussou v. The Guy Stakes by two lengths, The Recorder takes the Leamington Stakes, Sterne wins the St. Leger, and Kingston Robin takes the Stand Stakes. Races at Rochester, Chatham, and Greenwich Regatta also noted with multiple victors. Watermen’s rowing contests and a Grand Yachting match near Gravesend are described with winners and margins.

Tattersall Dersy Peel Hester Warwick Mr. Cook Whitehouse Lord Stanley Captain Lamb Squirrel Luke Eddison the Recorder Francis Rhodanthe Lord Mayor Wardan Isaac the Dean Modesty Kingston Robin Currycomb Champagne Tupsley Mungo Park Baron Vapour Stoagst Rhodanthe He Recorder Carrscomb Marialva Recorder Mr. Samwell Lord Chesterfield Birbeck Mr. Denham Lord Warwick Syria Isaac Day Mr. Holmes Vulcan Hunters Mr. Ongley Wakefield Agst van Amburgh Agst Squire Lanercost Castle Park Mr. Buckley Gilbert Mr. Stanley Lord G. Bentinck Capote Mr. Collins Sir Hercules Mr. Kirby Marson Lord Exeter Bosphorus Viola Williams Anvil Cooke Rochester Chatham Toxspay Gen. Wyndham Aspatria Cotton Booth J. Skingsley Jessica Bartholomew Shelley Huon Garrard Colchicum WaterLoo-Bripche Reoatta Surrey Waterloo-bridge St. John Lambeth C. Collier R. Easton T. Eyres Maudsley Corry Watts Collier Lamugtu Fisnrnaen Recatta St. Mary, Lambeth Goding Dunkley Lass Gowrie J.stubbs Mary Anne Jas. Grant Green Brothers C.miney Industry R.hearn King of the Cobblers H. Hosier Red Cross T.hatherill Pink Brotherly Love J. Webb White H.warnham Perry Redcross Jy Perry Happy Go Lucky Tivoli Gardens Battersea Greenwich Regatta James Sims Joseph Cole Henry Lygo Sims James Curd Richard Roadway Richard Webb Webb Cole Secor Bartisy British Yacht Club Greenwich Hospital Gravesend Royalospital Fowler Gardner Dauntless Edwards Brilliant St. Clement's Greenwich

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Sporting Intelligence Knight Meg Merriles Merritt Lyster Mr. Kingsley Mr. Stirling Pocket Viper Franklyn Mr. Weeley White Stockings Carlin Mr. Smith Little Robert Mr. Wallis Peel and Council Lord Privy Seal the Treasury the Admiralty Home Department Foreign Affairs Colonies Tere Atttorney Ncce Lord Liyndhurst Sir Robert Peel Sir James Graham the Earl of Aberdeen the Earl of Ripon Lord Elienborough Mr. Goulburn Sir H. Hardinge Sir Edw. Knatchbull Abinet the Earl de Grey Lord Eliot E. Sugden — Blackburne Pennefather Lord Lowther Frederick Pollock William Follett George Murray Lord Grang Somerset the Earl of Lincoln Lords of the Treasury Lords of the Admiralty Ordnance Duchy of Law- Caseet C. M. Sutton F. Baring Emerson Tennant John Young Alexander Pringle J. Milnes Gaskell H. B. Baring the Ordnance Surveyor-general of the Ordnance Lord Advocate Scotland Canada W. E. ‘Gladstone Sydney Herbert T. Fremantle George Clerk Viscount Canning G. W. Hope, Esq Seus Eeeeeesccaes Drs Lords In Waiting Buckhounds Yeomen of Guard Gentlemen Pensioners Marshal Equerry Earl Dela 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 Lord Aboyne Earl of __ Warwick EX. Meynell J. R. Ormsby Gore Earl of Rosslyn Marquis of Lothian Lord Forester D. Damer Lord C. Wellesley C. J. G. Arbuthnot Buccleuch Lyttelton Portman Lady Barham Countess of Perceval Prince Albert the Marquis of Exeter Viscount Jocelyn R. M. O'Ferrall Jr Lord Landon Sidney Herbert Wilson Patten J. Lock G. Grey
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