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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1841

Page

4

Debuts and revivals at Covent Garden and London theatres

Covent Garden saw new talent in Fra Diavolo with Clement White and George Horncastle debuting as Lorenzo and Lord Allcash. The revival of She Would and She Would Not impressed with Hypolita by Mrs Nisbett and strong support from Mrs Lacy and Miss Cooper, while new Sheridan Knowles work eyed rehearsal. Haymarket staged Riches a trimmed City Madam, Straxp presented Punch tale unch, Drury Lane’s ball for Signor Venafra faltered, and Laurent's promenade concerts announced.

Covent-Garden Theatre Fra Diavolo London Assurance London Clement White Lorenzo George Horncastle Lord Allcash Theatre Royal Liverpool Colley Cibber Hypolita Farren Don Manuel Harley Haymarket Theatre Massinger Riches Straxp Theatre Unch Septimus Snozzle Keeley Snozzle Durance Vile Juliet Judy Drury Lane Signor Venafra Cerito Laurent Paris Her Majesty’s Theatre Society of Shaksperians Labijache Grisi Ernesto Grisi Puzzi Mario Galfe Willman George Smart G. Budd Dorus Gras Tamburini Benjamin Smythson Pantheon Theatre Catherine-street Strand Smythson Dublin Manchester Temple of Thalia Catherine Street Spohr Babylon Taylor

Doncaster Races Face Setbacks and Plans for Reform

Sporting intelligence from Doncaster reports amid political and economic strain a downturn in attendance and betting, with stewards planning to appoint successors for 1842 and modernize the stands while awaiting improved prospects. Race results include Attila winning Redhouse in, and the St Leger course events feature several stakes races across Wednesday and Thursday.

Doncaster Epsom Ascot Goodwood Liverpool Duke and Duchess of Cleveland Marquis of Westminster Marquis of Waterford Marquis of Normanby Marquis of Titchfield Earl Spencer Earl of Chesterfield Lord Kelburne Lord Maidstone John Fitzroy George Bentinck C. Fitzroy Count Hahn Baron Maltz Broadhead Cradock Thompson Hornby Payne W. Payne Neville Knox Racing Club Redhouse Colonel Anson Attila Colwick Scott Mr. Ramsay Be Cabrera Tomboy Colonel Cradock Sally Sheet Anchor Mr. Brookes Jaques Mr. Powlett Ray Middleton Fanny Idolatry Cabrera Mr. Orde Maton Col. Cradock Gallipot Templeman Corporation Mr. Thornhill E. O Pettit Muley Moloch la Sage Femme Her Majesty’s Plate Duke of Cleveland Sb H Sampson Col. Crailock Marson Mr. Meiklam Mr. Heseltine the Shadow Heseltine Sir C. Monck Garland Lord Chesterfield Lord Westminster W. Scott Mr. Rawlinson John Day Mr. Bell the Squire Pagan S. King Crauford van Amburgh Thornhill Eringo Gascoigne Jack Sheppard Quilt Arnold Vansittart Galaor Coronation Auckland Nat Mr. Garforth Sadler Don John Cleveland Broadwatch Cartwright Lord Eglinton Dr. Caius Mr. Watson Bee's Wing Mr. Edison The Recorder Syrs Oxton Sir R. Bulkeley Osbaldeston Harrison Heywood Mr. Whip Mr. Osbaldeston Currycowb Bettine Bee Squire Vensy Berrixe Scott's Lot Robert de Gorham Wiseacre St. Leger Thirsk Middleham Mr. Osborne Skipton Mr. Allen Col. Crawford Miss Fanny Mr. S. King Sir Monck Mr. Thormhill Ermine Conolly Actwon Major Yarburgh Heslington

Attempt on the life of the Duke d Aumale in Paris

Disturbances in France erupt as crowds clash near the Place du Châtelet. A pistol is fired at the Duke d Aumale during a celebratory march. the bullet misses. Nicolas Pappart, a former 17th light infantry soldier, is arrested. Political motive debated. Moniteur reports peers court trial for the attacker.

Place du Chatele Arc Paris Sergens de Ville Messager Quai de Gevres Place du Chatelet Louis Philippe la République Guizot Rue St. Denis Rues Man Sergen de Ville Bruant St. Honore Macon Hotel de Ville 44Th Regiment of 44Th Journal de Saene Et Loire Cuermont-Fernaxo Clermont Ferrand Barriere d'Essoire Paria Duke d’Aumale 17Th Light Infantry Africa Duke d'Aumale Faubourg St. Antoine Tuileries Marshal Soult Neuilly Barrier du Trone Royal Domain France Europe Marshal Sebastiani Nemeurs Marshal Molitor Prince Royal Marshal Vallée Duc d’Aumale Roussin Duke de Montpensier Panricvists d’Aumale Barriere du Trone Orleans and Nemours Comte de Pajol Carriule Traversi¢re Faubourg Saint Antoine Jean Nicolas Pappart National Nicolas Pappart Popin Court Pappart Moniteur Peers Orleans Aumale

Repeal Corn Laws Move At Metropolitan Meeting

A Wednesday meeting at West Strand discussed addressing the Queen to delay prorogation until the corn laws are repealed. Dr Bowring and others urged action citing manufacturing distress, high food prices, and unemployment, urging memorials to the Queen and public demonstrations across branches.

West Strand Pee House of Commons Bolton Bowring Association Clarke Walthamstow Baptist Noel P. Taylor Duke of Buckingham Sir E. Knatchbull Lord Ripon Kt. Peel Mr. Taylor Robert Peel Sir Robert Peel Duke of Wellington England Beacon Taylor Anti Corn Law Association of Manchester Metropolitan Association J. Wilson Weir Walker Manchester Association Hearn Sydney Smith Metropolitan Anti Corn-Law Association Home Secretary Metropolitan Anti George III George IV William LV

Debates on Corn Laws and Peel policy outlined in Parliament

The Friday debate features John Russell and Sir Robert Peel clashing over Irish undercurrents, foreign affairs, and the timing of Corn Law changes. Palmerston, Villiers, and Fielden shape the exchange as ministers defend caution while critics urge immediate principles and relief for the people amid pending treaties and revenue concerns.

Fielder John Russell Robert Peel Buckhiam R. Peel China Hong Kong New South Wales Tortton Russell France Nanes Spain Brazils Sir R. Peel Lord Palmerston Palmerston England Villiers Muivos Dickes Hirth Braterton Ward Aly. Cobden Lord Sanden Hawes Vernon Smith Handley Litton M. J. O'Connell Milnes Fielden

Royal minanovs and Paris turmoil amid riot reports

Sinks prow Tanis The Afoniteur publishes royal minanovs appointing Count de St Aulaire Balatseadey extraordinary ambassador to Britain and M de iandy ambassador to Spain. Riots in race bu Chatelet and St Denis quarter. Police caught pistol shooters. deaths rumors tied to Duke of Bordeaux. News from Clermont, Riom insurrection, and a new French loan. Constantinople and East affairs. bank liabilities. public notices and New Zealand Company celebration.

Afoniteur Count de St. Aulaire Balatseadey Austria M. de Iandy Spain Reubourg L Arbine Nicholas Pappart Victivi Duke de Bordeaux Lockjaw Quotidienne Moin Kirchberg Sth Iust Clermont Courrier de Lyons Riom Paris Ember Constantinople Bey Adr Alexandria London Ay Hall Gul Rudney Calcutta Beyrout Athens Piscatory Lagrénce Bank of England Yegis Securities Downing Street

Grand Dinner for Lord Morpeth by Irish Reformers

Dustin Sept. 15 report of a grand theatre banquet in honor of Lord Morpeth, hosted by Irish Reformers. 600 diners, lavish stage decor, banners, and toasts praising Morpeth and civil and religious liberty amid a political gathering of reformers, MPs, and nobility. Morpeth spoke on his tenure and duty, while guests lauded Clanricarde and others before late proceedings.

Dustin Will Howard Lord Morpeth Dover Marquis of Clanricarde Viscount Morpeth Lord Clifden Earl of Howth Earl of Talbot de Malahide Oranmore Ebrington Altamont Dunkellin F. Ponsonby Colonel Westenra M.P Ireland England Freland Castle of Dublin O'Connell Lord Ebrington Lord Lurgan Wm. Somessiley Ie Sheil

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