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Newspaper

Evening Herald

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 01, 1864

Page

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Royal Italian Opera Season Becomes a Prosperous Run

The Royal Italian Opera season of 1847 onward proved highly successful driven by Covent Garden appeal, Patti in Marguerite and Faust hits, Mario's strong voice, and new singers like Lagina and Lucca. Critics praise Lucca, Lagina, Brunetti, and the male casts while noting missed novelties and the finale with Meyerbeer pieces drawing crowds.

Royalitalian Opera Covent Garden Oera Aldile Adelina Patti M. Gounod Malle Paulina Lucca Marguerite Maile Patti Faust Jenny Lind Prima Donca Signor Mario Emilia Jagrua Norma Molle Laurua Grisi Donna Anna Don Giovanni Lagina Leonora Za Favori Desdemona Otelio Maschera Laguna Destinn Madlle Guiseppina Tati Madame Nantier-Didige Pauline Lucca Valentine Hugenots Lucca Margnerite Luces Tohann Nest Mdlle Artot Maria Violetta Royal Italian Opera Maria Brunetti England Prascovia Brunetti Duprez Covent-garden Signor Scalese Signor Attri Herr Schmid Paris Dotor Bartolo Bartiere Leporelo Rere Pergola Florence Herr Wachtel Edgarda Lucia Arnold Guillaume Tel Manrice Jean Stradella Floton Gye Nicolai Verdi Otello Werry Fidelio Lostus Eloive du Nord Madame Mirlan-Carvalho Catarina Meyerbeer

Royal Family at Osborne Visit Includes Prince Albert Victor

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Walks with infant Prince Albert Victor visited Osborne Cottage. The Vean of Westminster and Lady Augusta Stanley dined with the Queen. The Wight Son C TP. Viliers arrived for an audience, and the Queen and Princess Louis of Hesse were driven out with Major General Seymour.

Osborne Prince and Princess of Walks Prince Albert Victor Stonor G. Grey Osborne Cottage Vean of Westminster Augusta Stanley the Wight Son C. TP. Viliers Princess Louis of Hese Seyisour

Marriage Arranged Between Cadogan and Lady Beatrice Craven

A marriage is arranged between the Hon. George Henry Cadogan eldest son of Viscount Chelsea and Lady Beatrice Craven daughter of the Earl and Countess Craven. The announcement notes their social standing and forthcoming union, reflecting high society matches of the era.

George Henry Cadogan Viscount Chelsea Beatrice Craven Earl Countess Craven

Crystal Palace Opera Concerts End With Grand Finale

The Crystal Palace hosted the tenth and final concert of the series drawing a large, lively audience. Madame Grisi heated the room with The Minstrel Boy and The Last Rose of Summer, encore after encore, amid superb performances by Artot Craiani Neri-Fscaldi Didide and others. Organist George Carter offered a masterful Handel program, and directors were praised for generous, high‑caliber entertainment. Next Wednesday a Popular Opera Concert at Her Majesty's Theatre features Fout items sung by Mlle Titiens Trebelli Santley Giuglini under Signor Ardoni, admission one shilling.

Golders Madame Grisi Moore Norma Moille Artot Signor Neri-Baraldi Malle Handel Signor Craiani Vieni Leonora Frici Don Giovanni Madame Nanter Didite Vuen Padilla Madame Didide Brtcvi Signor Graziani Marta Signor Neri-Fscaldi Etoile di Nord Signor Attrian Lombardi George Carter Montre2 Canada Estening Manns Her Majesty's Theatre Fout Titiens Trebelli Santley Signor Giuglini Signor Ard

Royal visitors and movements around Osborne and London

A stream of royal and noble movements fills the Isle of Wight and London schedule. The Queen and family plan Windsor Castle residence, Balmoral, then return to Windsor for winter. the Prince and Princess of Wales stay at Osborne before leaving for Abergeldie and Sandringham. Duke of Cambridge arrives at Gloucester House. Edward of Saxe Weimar couple visit Portland. various ambassadors and nobility announce travels to or from Goodwood, Hanover, and Scotland.

Osborne Isle of Wight Windsor Castle Scotland Balmoral Windsor Prince Princess of Wales Abergeldie Sandringhaw Court Journal Duke of Cambridge Gloucester House Goodwood Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar Portland-piece France Albertgate House Paris Count Kielmansegge Hanover M. Flarris Maurity Baronesa Blomeeft Hulatciu Emily Duchess of Beaufort Grimston Park Yorkshire

Arrivals and Departures at Tun St James Horst Report

Directors report half year ended June 30 1564 shows gross income 1 354 734 up 1 270 from 1858. Working charges 87 045 4 exceed June by 495. Profit up and net income after provisions 34 etc. dividend recommended and appropriation to reserve.

Tun St. James’s Horst Pakenhamn A. Maxse R.N Currie Clifton AE de Menkod Marquis de Rostaing E. Hartumm Coon de Belgique Hartapp M. Groulich and Mix Smithers Gray Messrs Jéigh Meredith Neville. Greville Frederick Peet Round Vichy Gladstone C. Experite Istex National Tevearara Com Shere Addisiva

Dog Show at Palace Grounds with Extensive Prize List

A modest dog show opens Saturday at the Crystal Palace grounds, with about 350 entries across many breeds including spaniels retrievers beagles Greyhounds and terriers. Prizes are awarded in numerous classes from bloodhounds to working terriers, with notable winners listed and refreshments by the Grove Hotel, Muswell Hill.

Agricultural Hall Cremorne Gardens King’s Cross Woolgreen Dean Houghton Crystal Palace Victoria Rifles Syboard J. W. Cowen Ww. Revely Wellington Varnett Ces Weare Mfr If. Tomlin Chas. Barnett Fatima Kindersley Jock Jack Healey H. Hopcroft Mr. H. Tomlin W. A. Langdale Zoe B. Young AM. Wilson J. Eggar Blind Ditches J. 8. Bland Tom Wilford Weicht W. G. T. Newton Wootton E. Armstrong W.G. J. Newton Mr. Washburn W. Osmar G. C. Whitfield W. G. C. Newton J. D. Gorse Nottingham Newfoundlands Mount St. Bernards Massifs J. Guppy R. Garth Withheld T. A. Wazatall J. D. Gore W. W. Reed J. C. Weatley J. Stone J. W. Palethorpe W. Grammet W. Batty J. Hinks J.T. Fitchee G. Fitter W. M.donald A. Sykes W. Tupper Jas Startin Ginas W. Tapper H. Lott H. J. Davenport J. Ferriman Ander Ih LD. James Danilie Dimonts J. W. Guppy M. Lee A. Nagle Seemn G. Camford T. W. C. Newton C. Manafield G. Watson C. Mansfield Blenheim Spaniels B. James E. Thorling King Charles Spaniels R. M'Pherson J. Price T. Smith R. Mandeville C. Ransom D. J. Laskie J. Molt G. Macdonald F. Hanluck H. Hanley T. Wootton Long J. Monsey William Strange Grove Hotel Muswell Bill

Cabinet Council at Downing Street and Colonial Dispatches

A Saturday Cabinet Council met at the First Lord of the Treasury’s official residence in Downing Street with ministers including Palmerston, Granville, Gray, Russell, Cardwell, and others. Dispatches were sent to Canada and the Bahamas from the Colonial Office. The London horticultural gardens are open daily to the public at low rates. A fort exposed by drought was found at Sumpuhar with an insect and three teeth protruding from an oak plank.

Treasury Downingstreat Viscount Palmerston Granville George Gray Earl Russell Edward Cardwell Earl de Grey Charles Wood Exchequer Duke of Somerset T. Milner Gibson Colonial Office Canada Cahamas Toyan Horticultural Gardens Sour Ken-Sington London Metropolia Kent Sumpuhar

Queensland Government debenture tenders and mining shares summary

The report covers a Queensland Government debenture issue via Union Bank of Australia with 50,000 at six percent, tender date August 10. It also condenses Mining Journal notes on several mines, detailing May and June profits or losses, dividends declared or calls per share, and losses at Bassett, Wheal Basslet, Copper Hill, Wheal Edward, Garlyn, and Rosewarne United Mines.

City Sanunpay Stock Exchange Electric and International Telegraph Company Trnnst Star and Garter Hotel London and General Water Purifying Company (Limited F. H. Dauchell London Freemasons’ Tavern Company (Limited New Laxey Mining Company North Laxey Great Laxey Isle of Man Venezuela New Grenada Liverpool Ocean Marine Thames and Mersey Universal Commercial Union International Finance General Credit London Finance Imperial Mercantile Credit International Land Credit General Ottoman Finance Anglo-Egyptian Credit Foncier Credit Mobilier British and Netherlands Bank Maritime Credit Hudson Bay Egyptian Alliance Bank Agra and Masterman’s Bank Buenos Ayres River Plate Imperial Bank Imperial Ottoman Mercantile and Exchange Standard Bank of British Thames Plate Glass London Engineering and Iron Ship Building Phintshire Oil and Canny Union Bank of Australia Government of Queensland South Cradon Ming Apul Bass Wheal Basset Wheal Baslet W. Pershara Copper Hill Wheal Elward Garlyn Rosewarne United Mines Ealing Ds. Yd

Mining Intelligence July 20 Market for British Shares

The July 20 mining intelligence notes a generally firm market with limited activity. East Grenville and Wheal Basestrepa show demand while most prices remain steady. Brokers list varied quotations across numerous mines and regions, and Wheal Kitty reports a partial three month profit with a 4s per share dividend declared.

Tol Prem European and American Financial Corporation Hydraulic Tube Drawing Company Vienna Amsterdam Frankfort Berlin India Caledonian Great Northern Lancashire and Yorkshire Midland Great Eastern Great Western South-Eastern London and North-Western Metropolitan South-Western Brighton and South Coast Bombay and Baroda East Indian Great Indian Peninsula Madras Agra and Masterman’s London and County London Stock Exchange East Grenville St. John del Rey Fey Gills Railways Tirighton Valedonian Deprussbadiv Iyéy Lavy Ib Berwick N-Eastern York & North Mid Lonbhardo Venetlin Brighton Cockermouth Keswick Penrith Dublin Wicklow Wexford Dill Ennscorthy Manchester Sheffield Lincolnshire Workington The Ulster United Kingdom Bavaria New York Baltimore Arabia Roxburgh Castle Australia West Indies Pacific Guildhall Taverns Company (Limited British and Netherlands Indian Holland International Bank London and Colonial Bank British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company Waeal Cam-borne Cliffans Amalgamated Evat Bisset East Caradon East Carn Brea East Treskerhy Est Lovell South St. Iver Prem West Seton West Grylls Wheal Busat Wheal Caradon Wheal

Surrey Triumphs at Trent Bridge in One-Wicket Finish

At Trent Bridge Nottingham Surrey chased down 55 with nine wickets down as Dowson and Shepherd stitched a last innings stand. Mortlock top scored for Surrey while Jupp Grady and Liddulph excel in fielding. The final score saw Surrey win by one wicket amidst fevered crowd cheers. The return match Surrey vs Yorkshire opens at Kennington Oval with a strong Surrey lineup listed.

Surrey Nottinghamshire Trent Bridge Ground Nottingham Mortlock Mr. Dowson Jupp Smith Granly Mr. Burbidge Stephenson Griffith Bildulph Telegraph Cesar Jane Lockyer Sewell Shepherd Jackson Dawson Notta Grundy Liddulph Scurry Yorksmmg Kennington Oval F. Burbidge E. Dowson Ciesar T. Humphrey Lockyer Yorkshire W. B. Wand Anderson Atkinson Iddison

Fire damages extensive Talbot Road mills and properties

A severe fire swept the steam saw mill owned by Mr W Hisle on Talbot Road, damaging the mill building, stables and nearby residences. Five horses died in the blaze. several insured properties suffered damage from smoke and water. Fire engines arrived late but contained the flames, with losses attributed to possible arson. In a separate incident in Vauxhall a two child, seven, son was killed when a cart overturned, the driver Mr Sparke of Argyle Street, Tehnal Green.

Talbot Roal Paldington W. Hisle Sane Road Ledbury-road Mr. Hide T. Jones Jairysman Ditto Belonsing King Leibury E. Nichols Vphevil Royal Exchange C. Bartlett Cornwall Hopal Exclu Ye Farnen Nina Elmalane Vauxhall Mr. Sparke Argyle-street Tethnal-green William Elijah Arile Anal de Pitet St. Thomas's Croft

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