Showing 121–140 of 173 records
| Date | Summary | Actions |
|---|---|---|
| 24 Jan 1833 |
| Inquest held at Coach and Horses before Mr. Higgs "by order of Lord Melbourne, the Secretary of State." Eliza (aka Lavinia) Edwards discover… |
| View record for #793 |
| 25 Jan 1833 | As soon as "it was known" "that the deceased was a man", a "dissection" was allowed on Eliza Edward's body. Cause of death: "disease of the … | View record for #798 |
| 14 Feb 1833 | Signora Tosi refused "to appear in male attire", an apparent breach of contract. Court debated decree against breeches parts in Milan. Commi… | View record for #800 |
| 28 Feb 1833 | Publication of the debates around the Disturbances (Ireland) Bill by the House of Commons. Lord Althorp, who submitted the bill, argued for … | View record for #1176 |
| 14 Mar 1833 | Review of the performance given by Mrs. Selby in her depiction of Othello on March 13th at the Queen's Theatre. "The novelty of the characte… | View record for #1177 |
| 18 Mar 1833 | The supposed sister of the "wretch" Lavinia Edwards "has been delivered a child in St. Margaret's workhouse". The sister claims she was preg… | View record for #807 |
| 7 May 1833 | The Prince Ruffo-Silla, "sometimes under the garb of a coachman, sometimes disguised as a female abigail," followed his future wife the Duch… | View record for #812 |
| 25 May 1833 | Short news report about a woman on board the Sir Edward Banks wearing breeches underneath her dress: "a lady passenger was observed to ascen… | View record for #1180 |
| 13 Jun 1833 | Billy Bridle, birth name Rebecca Young, sailed "for the last year or two . . . in a hatch-boat as a seaman" accompanying a man. Bridle "alwa… | View record for #818 |
| 15 Jun 1833 | News report about Irish vagrants being gathered in London, from Cork and Dublin, prior to being sent back to ireland. "The apperance of the … | View record for #1197 |
| 17 Jun 1833 | Theatre review of the opera the Marriage of Figaro, the small part of Cherubino the page is performed by Madame Vestris. "Madame Vestris hum… | View record for #1181 |
| 22 Jun 1833 | Trial report about the indictment of Mary Ann Dyer, Elizabeth Dyer and Henry Masters for conspiring against James Mountague, an established … | View record for #1184 |
| 25 Jun 1833 | Short theatre review about performances of English plays in "Rio Janeiro." "[T]he part of Lady Macbeth was filled by Mr. Thomas Cope, a nati… | View record for #1198 |
| 25 Jun 1833 | Short theatre review about performances of English plays in "Rio Janeiro." In The Apprentice, "Mr. Cameron was the Charlotte." Charlotte is… | View record for #1317 |
| 16 Sept 1833 | The Duchess of Berri "dressed as a peasant boy, having the appearance of a youth of 18" (see top of col. E) as a part of her return to Franc… | View record for #824 |
| 6 Nov 1833 | An applicant for a warrant for fraud against a gambling house in St. James's mentions that he can "bring forward parties who had been plunde… | View record for #831 |
| 11 Nov 1833 | Continuation of the 6 Nov. 1833 report of the case against the gambling house in Pickering-court, St. James's, the keepers of which "had rec… | View record for #847 |
| 15 Nov 1833 | Inquest on George Bodle, deceased, during which his grandson Mr. John Bodle is examined regarding his grandfather's death. In his testimony,… | View record for #1187 |
| 15 Nov 1833 | Theatre review taking a moralizing tone over the playing of the male lead by a woman: "The play was Shakspeare's Merry Wives of Windsor, in … | View record for #1199 |
| 15 Nov 1833 | Inquest on George Bodle, deceased, during which his grandson Mr. John Bodle is examined regarding his grandfather's death. See trial record … | View record for #1313 |
