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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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