Cheltenham and Stamford Races Reported Including Winners
The Cheltenham Stakes winner was Col Charritte's Swing beating Dandina and Warrior. Languish won the Sweepstakes at Cheltenham judged by J Chapple, with Sinbad second. Miracle won the Farmers Plate heats for Mr Smith. Stamford Burghley Stakes list includes Ernest Dirce Anti-Catholic Melibran and others. Donation Cup went to Miss Fortune with Creeping Jane and Leader also placing. Newcastle Races coverage notes Frengy Tom Brown Abelard Henry Manterton and Marianne Maiden Plate winner.
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Col. Charritte
J. Bayley
Dandina
Warrior
Mr. Bristow
J. Chapple
Sinbad
Farmers
Mr. Smith
Sylph
Mountpleasant
Stamford
Peel
Ernest
Lord Brownlow
Figaro
Lord Chesterfield
Dirce
Kentham
Colonel Peel
Melibran
Sensemenes
Mr. Batt
Miss Fortune
Phillipson
Creeping Jane
Mr. Standwell
Mr. Wilson
Silvertail
Carlton
Newcastle
Vane
Phillipa
Tom Brown
Turner
T. Stablay
Massey
Abelard
Jonas
T. Stanley
Henry Manterton
Jones
Scrivener
Senneetee
Mr. Peel
Marianne
Trimmer
Saccharina
Inquest on John Wood resumes amid police testimony
The Dublin inquest into John Wood's death resumes with two policemen testifying about his removal to the station and the post mortem, surgeon Betson describing head injuries likely from a heavy baton strike, and Garland detailing fatal brain concussion and blood loss before the hearing adjourns for further witness examination. The proceedings note police identification issues and conflicting accounts of how Wood was injured near the White Hart.
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John Wood
G. Betson
George Betson
Wapping
Butler
Millard
Betson
Henry Garland
Wappingwall
Lower Shadwell
Mr. Beale
Conoven
Mr.Garland
Conoxer
Bennett
Jack Wood
White Hart
Average price of corn and hay markets in London and week ending July 12
Imperial weekly averages show Wheat 54s 1d Barley 25s 6d oats 18s 8d Rye 32s 9d Beans 34s 6d Pease 38s 4d. Aggregate six weeks Wheat 58s 7d Barley 25s 8d Oats 18s 10d Rye 31s 1d Beans 33s 5d Pease 35s 8d. Duty on foreign corn listed. Hay markets report moderate trade and overall dull activity with prices noted for Meadow, Old Meadow, Clover and Straw. Sessions at the assizes adjourned to Thursday amid questions of legal authority and judge presence. attendance required.
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Herefordshire
Hay
Hereford
Abergavanny
Rainy
Auction Mart
London
Debany
Ewyas Lacy
Hatteri Hills
Black Mountains
Maescoeds
Michael Church Court
Hutchinson
Michael Church
Spencer
Star and Garter
Worcester
Star
Oxford
Plough
Cheltenham
Bell
Gloucester
Leamington
Messrs. Stewart
Great
Russell-street
Bloomsbury
A. Cocker
Nassau-street
Soho
Berkeley -Square
Kent
Horsmonden
Morris
Agost
Shirrenden
Brenchley
Cranbrook
Tonbridge Wells
Hastings
Maidstone
England and
Wales
Lands in Halsham Parish Prove Tithe Claim Mixed
The Lord Cuter Baron ruled in favor of the Rector of Halsham, finding that the lands in dispute were situated in Halsham and not Oldham, despite 30 years of nonpayment. He noted Oldham’s parish independence was not proven, while Halsham parishioner rates supported Halsham. The defendant may still have remedies.
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Luxford
Waite
Cuter Baron
Halsham
Lord Cavendish
Oldham
Lord Liverpool
Charles the First
Henry the Eighth
Vessels Arrive and Idle News From Doven to Windsor
Reports from Doven July 17 describe Ferret and Firefly mail packets sailing and Ostend routes, with arrivals of Wellington and Royal George steamers from Boulogne and Calais. Lord Granville travels to London after visiting Wright's Hotel. Other notices cover a shark catch near the town, several ships arriving at Bristol and Windsor, a grand fête at Moor Park with the King and Queen, and varied sea and bank news across multiple ports.
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Calais
Crusader
Ostend
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London
Ashora
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Moor Park
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Bagot
Falkland
Sidney
Mary Fox
Denbigh
Seymour
Mrs. Ashley
Adelaide Lodge
Virginia Water
Tait
Carlyle
Edinburgh
Marylebone Householders’ Association
Allen’s Riding School
Seymour-place
House of Commons
Samuel Wharley
M. Garnier
Pas du Calais
Lacomté
Fléchin
Apot
Pernes
M. Dulong
Themy of Sciences
Baron d’Haussen
Great Britain
France
Durin
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