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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1839

Page

5

Lord Mayor election and civic notes in London

Elections at the Guildhall appoint Sir Chapman Marshall and James Harmer as Lord Mayor and Alderman. Reports cover coroner orders, vestry debates on Oxford Street pavement, a Shadwell drowning inquest, the Monument catastrophe memorial, and fashion notes for autumn attire in London and Paris.

Land Morpeth Dublin Peete Globe Lord Portman Marquis of Hastings Flora Morning Post Lord Palmerston Seaas Loup Church of St. Lawrence Jewry City of London Chapman Marshall James Harmer Sir Chapman Marshall Harmer Wheelton and Evans France Jackson Count Pozzo di Borgo England Wakley M.P Crown Park-street Liverpool Road Islington James Leonard Maryrepost A. Daniell Oxford-street Charles-street Wellssect Oxfordstreet Skinner Kennett Oxford Street Messrs Laden Joseph Theobald, Foster, &v Commissioners of Woods and Forests Whitehall Hay-hill Stratton-street Piccadilly Stead Theobald Arisin Baker Shakspeare Shakspeare’s Walk Shadwell Badvida Jane Wilson Mann Cooper Deverell Williams London-bridge Obbard Alderman Brown Fish-street-hill Teeson P. Laurie Ald. Brown Wir Anderton St. Paul’s Galloway Lott Poplins Leventines Gros de Tours Paris Julies Uemlon

Major G D Hall to be military secretary to North America

Major G D Hall formerly of the royal staff corps and late assistant quartermaster-general in Canada is set to return as military secretary to the governor-general of North America. He sails on the Liverpool steam vessel for New York. Poulett Thomson gains a valued adviser on complex matters.

G.D. Hall Royal Staff Corps Canada Theovernor North America New York Poulett Thomson United Service. Gazette Comneidence Fox Lord Lauderdale Duke of Sutherland Martin Henry William Petre Lord Petre New Zealand Mr. Petret Francis Molesworth William Molesworth Petre Lord Lynedoch Lord Kinnaird Dundee Italy Caledonian Mercury Royal Marines Spain Woolwich United Service Gazette Her Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council Council Lord John Russell Lord Monteagle Thomas M‘mahon Bart K.C.B Great Britain Bombay Archibald Campbell Sarah Ingestrie Marquis of Waterford London Ford Castle Ford Jahleel Brenton Greenwich Hospital Thomas Hardy Mexico Bustamente Santa Ana James Fox Kirkham Grammar School Don Carlos France Paris Louis Philippe M. Bustamente Bourges Duchess d'Abrantes Berlin Imperial Guards St. Petersburgh Leuchtenbergh Maria Hamburgh Borsenhalle Victor Jundsil Grodno Siberia Russia Ukases Dublin Evening Post O’connell Dublin O'Connell Wexford Fisherstown Edward Dwyer Auchinleck Taghmon Waterford Chronicle Lacxon Royal Dockyard Sheerness Weretou Cambrian Tenbury Cheltenham Worcester Chronicle Hiew Trpe Thames St. Katharine’s Dock Commissioners of Police Metropolitan Police Act Metropolitan Police District Gibraltar Hamburg Wolverhampton Lord Dungannon Belfast Church Accommodation Society Ralco Austrian Society of the Friends of Music Vienna Royal and Imperial Riding School St. Paul M. F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy Charente Rochfort M. Masquelez Council-General Charente Inferieure Midland Counties Railway Nottingham Derby Worcestershire Carlisle Romford Hornchurch Essex Herald Chippenham Wiltshire Gazelle Chuch-Rates Colchester

Covent Garden Theatre to Stage Love's Labour's Lost for Season

Reports from Covent Garden announce a season opening under universal favour with Love's Labour's Lost as a novelty not seen since the eighteenth century. The St James and Paris theatres are noted for lively comedies and interludes with Mesdames Daly and Pettifer amid Melville Selby and Oxberry. Also listed are engagements for Miss Daly and Elssler, and a report on Mdlle Rachel's absence and Donizetti's new opera Martyrs in preparation at the Paris Opera.

Covent-garden Adam Westing Shakspeare Charleses StRanp Messrs Melville, Selby Oxberry New York United States Grand’ Opera Paris Loy Mademoiselle Rachge L M. Casimir Delavigne Vicillesse du Cid Mdlle Rachel Commerce Andral Mdllehel Theatre Francais Galignant de Martyrs Donizetti Academie Royale de Musique Duprez Dermvis Serda Massol Madame Dorus Gras de Madron Mario Rubini Hausinger Pyrenees Guillaume Tell Galignani Afessenger

Races At Liverpool And Bedford Amid Thin Attendance

Sporting intelligence reports thin crowds at Liverpool and Bedford races with several stakes races. Remedys, Polydorus, Lanercost, Melbourne, Shadow, La Sage Femme, Zoroaster, and Velocity compete in notable events, while Lalla Rookh and Queen Anne vie in match races. The day includes The Palatine Handicap, St Leger contenders, and a busy two-day program with multiple heats and notable purses.

Liverpool Mr. Meiklam Darling Colonel Synge Polydorus Lord Stanley Betsy Austin Mr. Speed Muley Longwaist Remedy Muley Coit Palatizie Club H. Robinson Melbourne Marson Mr. Ramsay Lanercost Lord Miltown Mr. Bell Graydon Fowler James Boswell Anne Lalla Rookh Goodwood Doncaster Lord Eglintoun Zorcaster Che Aimwell M. Jones Clarke Mr. Dawson Mr. Clark Auckland Syre Mr. Dickson Aintree Miltown Sefton Eglinton Col. Anson Wilton T.Y.C Heseltine R. Heseltine Velocipede Lord Eglinton Shadow Zoroaster Bell Francis Stephenson Lightfoot la Sage Femme Malvolio Little Francis la Sage Ormskirk Myr H. Robinson Knowsley T. Stanley Templeman Betsey Austin Lord Maidstone St. Bennett Stephen* Son Ole Bull Mr. Ogden Harpurhey Speed C Aimwell Moss Maid Marian Dawson

Arrest and Commitment of Feargus O Connor in Manchester

Feargus O Connor appeared at the Borough Court on a warrant tied to five true bills from the South Lancashire assizes. He challenged interlineations and signature validity, demanded judge Coltman rectify potential errors, and pledged to appear when required, with bail set at £300 plus two sureties of £150 each. The case touched on procedural irregularities in warrant drafting and enforcement, with O Connor insisting on due process before any committal or transfer.

Mr. O'Connor Absalom Watkin J. G. Frost W. R. Callender J. H. Heron O'Connor Justice Coltman O’connor Leeds Doncaster Lancashire Yorkshire Liverpool Lancaster Mr. Potter Mr. O’connor T.C T. C Beswick Coltman Manchester Davies Maude Mr. Beswick Abel Heywood Oldham-street Scholefield Every-street Ancoats Heywood Stockport Taylor Liverpool Assizes Higson Hopkins Preston

Chaotic Racing and Fox Hounds At Cheltenham and Richmond

Lord Tavistock’s Gimcrack and other horses contested handicaps with added stakes as racing news and hounds arrived at Cheltenham kennels 66 pair old plus 18 young. A watermen regatta near Richmond drew elite crowds with Hammerton the winner. A rowing match Newel vs Pocockx saw Newel steadily lead to a clear Putney finish.

Leita Theobild Caligula Smith H Halmeman Drew Kensington Lord Favistock Grimcrack Mr. Goddard Shortwaist S. Ling S. Parker Mr. Smith Lord Tavistock Gimcrack Lord Segrave Cheltenham Kennel Richmond Isleworth Twickenham Richmond Theatre Hammerton Rowe Maton Newet Pocockx Newel Chandler’s Penitentiary Vauxhall-bridge Red-house Putney-bridge

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