Miscellany from Tar Kina Hanover and oddities
A mixed page reports on the king’s improving condition with no further bulletins, new omnibus plans from Paddington, a shipwreck magnet raised from Malmo roads revealing three skeletons, and a local registration reform dispute. It covers accidents, trials, church discipline, and a fire at Richard and Taylor’s wadding works with extensive firefighting actions and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Kina
Hanover
C. Barina
Dusseldorff
Paddington
Sweden
Malmo
Mipplesex
Reform Registration Club
District Society of
Brentford
Morning Chronicle
W. E. Guapstong
William Gladstone
Hawarden Astle
T. Moffat
Hawarden
G. Harrison
Chester Chronicle
Tuk Vican
Gepney
T. 8
Escott
Gedney Church
Stamford Mercury
Tuorsand Pomps’ Rappery
Elizabeth Bailey
Benjamin Jowell
Traill
Union-hall
Alton Towers
Earl of Shrewsbury
Duke of Sussex
Duchess of Inverness
Prince
Duria Tamphill
Revis
Thomas Y. M.chrng 2
Old-square
Lincoln's Inn
Chiefjustice
Messrs
Fitzjames
Gladstone
Russell
Coleman
Not
Messrs. Fitzjames
Goler
Ruggell
Hadstone
Asbey
Helkemse
Durer
Billingsgate
Billingscato
Rous
William Dunnett
Ape
Clapton
Ipswich
Messie
RicHarp
Taylon
Kennington
Richard Ad Taylor
Wadding Manufacturers
Thomas Teet
Kennington-common
Lowén
Waterloo
Ad Brigade
Hambleton
Watling- Yet
Southwark-bridge-road
Morgan’s-lane
West of England
Richard and Taylor
Mr. Brooke
B. Stocks Axp Hayman
Tursday
London
Birmingham
Oxford
Hammer Lane
Stocks
Hayman
National Complete Suffrage Association Call to Reformers 1842
The National Complete Suffrage Association petitions reformers across the United Kingdom to unite for political and social deliverance through peaceful constitutional means. It proposes a national conference at Birmingham on December 27, 1842, to decide on a parliamentary act for universal male suffrage, equal districts, ballot voting, and annual parliaments, with balanced representation and funds to support activists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
National Complete Suffrage Union
Reformers
Great Britain and Ireland
House of Commons
Birmingham
London
Edinburgh
Manchester
Glasgow
Liverpool
Complete Suffrage Council
JosEra Sturge
Marylebone and Tower Hamlets Voter List Revision
Lord Denman appoints Alfred Austin to revise Marylebone voters amid about 1500 claims and objections. Objections by the Tories are expected to be checked by the Reform Registration Association as Austin also handles Tower Hamlets and Finsbury lists.
Commission of Lunacy. Singular Delusions at Whitmore House
A lengthy commission of lunacy at Gray's Inn coffee house examined Major Andrew Mitchell Campbell of the East India Company's Service. Witnesses testified to violent delusions, automaton figures, and invisible agents, with Campbell asserting capacity to manage his affairs. The jury ruled him unsound and incapable of self-management, recommending treatment options for his care and noting confinement at Whitmore House as a possible cause of his state. An accident on the London and Brighton Railway left policeman Gorringe’s arm nearly severed, requiring amputation after a sand-dusting mishap in Clayton tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Barlow
John Jacob Hansler
Bague
R.N
Gray's Inn
Andrew Mitchell Campbell
East India Company
Baker
Lincoln’s Inn
Jennings
Warburton
Major Campbell
George Gunning Campbell
Andrewa
Beverley
Barlow
Alexander Campbell
Devonshire Street
Portland-place
India
Dr. Campbell
Sutherland
St. Luke's Hospital
Whitmore House
Coutts’s
Euphemia Darlington
Whitmore
Dr. Sutherland
Kennigton
John Medding
Whitmorehouse
Campbell
Lord Courtenay
Hoe
Oriental Club
Fast Indies
Hoxton
J. J. Hansler
London and Bricuton
Bricuton
London and Brighton
Gorringe
Clayton Tunnel
Brighton
Sussex County Hospital
Love's Sacrifice at Covent Garden Drama Review
The Covent Garden management started with a lively week of new pieces including Love's Sacrifice a five act drama featuring W Lacy Cooper Vandenhoff Miss Vandenhoff and C Pitt. The reviewer criticizes its lifeless plot but praises Miss Vandenhoffs performance and staged illusions while noting a lack of real dramatic depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylmer
Dominic
Diddear
de Lorme
Herminie
St. Lo
Lafont
Margaret
Manon
Lufont
Count de Lorme
Countess de Lorme
Young de Lorme
Sr. Lo
Vandenholl
Amerca
Meadows
Orger
Charles Pitt
Vandenwoff
Pitt
Lisa
Queen's Theatre
James
Susan Hopley
Parry
William Thomson
Paul
Russia
Princess’s Theatre
Oxford Street
Macfarren
Covent Garden
Drury-lane
Dover
Fitzjames
Messrs
Gladstone
Corps Dramatique
Dover Chronicle
BirminGham Theatre
Doncaster Races 1841 Reform and Big Stakes Change
The Doncaster races of 1841 moved away from old faults with municipal consent to hand control to a club committee backed by £1000 for sport promotion. New stakes and improved policing accompanied by faster judging and telegraph support marked a modernization, as top races including the Great Yorkshire Handicap and St Leger were reshaped for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
Doncaster Club
Earl of Chesterfield
Duke of Cleveland
Clark
W. Lockwood
T. Verren
Newmarket
Platter
J. Lockwood
Martin
Messrs
Weatherby
Goodwood
Etches
Tymins
Leadbiler
Redhouse
Mr. Blakelock
Liverpool
Templeman
Lord Majidstone
Ewilius
Lord Westminster
Maria Day
Physician
Lord Sligo
Winter
Wedge
Mr. Ramsay
Lady Skipney
Inheritor
Lady Skipsey
Sir C. Monck
Garland
Ebdale
T. O. Powlett
Robertson
Mr. Johnstone
Charles
Mr. Vansittart
Galaor
Lord Palmerston
Iliona
Major Hay
Retriever
Mr. Cullet
Tubalcaia
Sooloner
Paragon
Pagan
Hiona
Charles X11
Galner
Disclosure
William le Gros
Grand Stand
Galsor
Little Wonder
Galaur
Charles XII
Mr. Ramshay
Moss Trooper
Lye
Mr. Gascoigne
Jack Sheppard
Mr. Osbaldeston
Woldsman
Lord G. Bentinck
Yorkshire Lass
Sharpe
de Lara
St Leger Race Results and Card at Redhouse
Detailed racing round up from Redhouse including Attila, Blue Bonnet, and Seahorse in the St Leger meeting. Reports on betting, race times, notable finishes like Blue Bonnet winning the Two-Year-Olds and The Shadow taking the Town Plate. Also covers subsidies, entries, and subsequent results across Doncaster and nearby stakes events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Goodwood
Liverpool
Newcastle
Chester
Manchester
Sheffield
Midland and Western Counties
Blue Bonnet
Master Thomas
Firet
Eglintoun
Thomas
Attila
Ballinkeele
Eboracum
Doncaster
Dyrold
Lord Eglinton
Touchstone
Lye
General Yates
Camel
Chapple
Mr. Forth
Bustard
F. Butler
Colonel Anson
Solwick
W. Scott
Mr. Bell
St. Nicholas
Heseltine
Clark
Tomboy
Holmes
Combe
Rosalind
S.rogers
Ferguson
Fireaway
Marion
Mole
Cartwright
Ramsey
de Cabrera
Noble
Thompson
Physician
Nat
Dixon
Birdcatcher
Robinson
Lord Miltown
Philip
Calloway
Cabrera
Seahorse
Sealteen
Atila
Scalteen
Priscilla Tomboy
Happy-go- Lucky
Ballinkerle
Cattonite
Eberacum
Redhouse
Priscilla Tombay
Lady
Pharmacopaia
Policy, &c
Lord Eglintoun
Lord Kelburne
St. Patrick
Brook
Denham
Bell
Billingham Lass
Tn Bt
Colonel Cradock
Pagan
Templeman
Mr. Gascoigne
Jack Sheppard
Mr. Ramsay
Lord Westminster
Auckland
Mr. Goodman
Rover
General Sharpe
Lara
Mr. Jones
Tubalcain
Dawson
Eddison
Ray Middleton
Mr. Wreford
Momilla
Aristides
Corporation
Rogers
Orde
Greville
Welfare
G. Clark
Baronet
Napier
Catherine
J. Bond
Rownie Maton Ends In Favor Of Hunt In Thames Rowing Contest
The long announced match from Westminster Bridge to Middlesex side saw Hunt and his partner Edward Hunt win decisively against Joseph Royal and B Swaine with betting 5 to 6f on Hunt. The race followed the St Johns Westminster regatta and echoed a prior contest where Goodrum and Hunt had won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rownie Maton
Joseph Royal
Milbank
B. Swaine
Horseferry
Thomas Goodrum
Vauxhall Bridge
Edward Hunt
St. John's Westminster Regatta
Goodrum
Royal
Swayne
Hunt
Westminster Bridge
Middlesex
Putney
Allen
Embrey
Red House
Mr. Embrey
Mr. Allen
Quoits
Surrey
Windsor
Duke’s Head
Kennington-lane
Mesara
Treland
Balls
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Complete Suffrage Association
Council OF the National Complete Suffrage Union
Caradori Allan
Signori Pacini
Miss Hawes
Miss Rainforth
Hobbs
Phillips
Bulfe
Signor Rubini
F. Cramer
Edward Taylor
Mozart
Spohr
Weber
Cherubini
Beethoven
Haydn
Mendelssohn
England
Worcester
Gloucester
Hereford
Cuartys Kean
Old Ship Hotel
Brighton Theatre
Mr. Sartoria
Adelaide Kemble
Geneva
Meyerbeer
Paris
Soag
Prouuce Sikes
Mr. Clarke
Anya
Mr. Bowes
Silverkeld Well
Mr. Mostyn
Gascoigne Stakes
Ineha
G. Clarke
Sons of Teeseeen
Pharaoh
Trueboy
Caster
Merry Andrew
Mr. Orde
Goodman
The
Shadow
Scarborough
Garland Mr. Clarke
Ramshay
Parkhill
Sally
Lord Chesterfield
G. Bentinck
R. Bulkeley
Innkeepers
Mr. Stebbings
Edmond
Mr. Walker
Weewe
Eaae Tees
Eennes
Tetera
Beens
the Shadow
Arnagill
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