Queen Visits Netley Hospital Aboard Royal Yacht
Her Majesty the Queen visited the Royal Victoria Hospital at Netley with Princess Beatrice and other royal attendees. Earl Russell disembarked at Netley and dined with the Queen at Osborne. The royal party attended Divine Service at Whippingham Church, and photographer Jabez Hughes earned royal sittings at Osborne.
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Osborne
Sarorpar
Princess Beatrice
Leiningen
West Cowes
Florence Seymour
Colonel da Plat
Scuspar
Fairy
Royal Victoria Hospital
Netley
Prince Louis of
Wilbraham
New Zealand
Earl Russell
Princess Helena
Princess Louise
Prince Leopold
Beatrice
Prince Louis of Hesse
Whippingham Church
G. Prothero
Jabez Hughes
Ryde
Princess of Wales
Louis of Hesse
Prince Albert Victor
Prince William of Prussia
Victoria of Hesse
Election intelligence at Barnstaple and Shrewsbury candidates
Sir George Stucley offers himself as an independent country gentleman with Liberal Conservative principles to Barnstaple electors. W K Slaney is invited to stand for Shrewsbury, son of long-time MP R A Slaney. Joseph Hoare announces for this borough, previously unseated in 1859. Westropp to run at Bridgwater next dissolution. Sir Hugh Owen intends retirement for Pembroke boroughs, potential successor H Potter of the Great Western Railway. Henry Barnett eyeing Woodstock as Conservative against Lord Churchill.
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Barnstaple
George Stucley
W. K. Slaney
Shrewsbury
R. A. Slaney
Hb. Ho.t
Joseph Hoare
London
Hoare
Bamowa
Westropp
Bridgwater
H. Potter
Great Western Railway
WoopsTock
Henry Barnett
Glympton Park
Oxon
Woodstock
Lord Churchill
End of supplemental season at Her Majesty's Theatre
The supplemental nights conclude with Faust the second time this week and the theatre pauses Italian operatic performances until early winter. Mdlle Titiens Signor Giuglini and Mr Santley shine in Lucia di Lammermoor while Santley earns praise as Enrico. Mapleson may revive brief winter series after provincial engagements. The company may see steady form with Mongini and Kellogg joining. Arditi shapes the chorus.HER MAJESTYS THEATRE.
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Faust
Her Majesty's Theatre
Mdlle. Titiens
Signor Giuglini
Santley
Mapleson
Lucia di Lammermoor
Malle
Titiens
Mr. Santley
Lucia
Edgardo
Enrico
Scott
Gentle Lucy
England
Mme. Grisi
Elvira
Lucy
Bellini
Mollie
Madame Grist
Hamburgh
Donizetti
Centle Lucy
Bidlle
Melpomens
Thalia
Lucrezia Borgia
Norma
the Ballo
Countess
Martha
M. Flotow
Mrs. Ford
Nicolsi
Alfonso
Sesson
Her Majesty
Theatre Com Mences
Signor Mongini
Mdlle
Kellogg
Atlantic
Signor Arditi
Europe
Alfred Mellon’s Concerts Delight Crowded Week
The first week of well priced entertainments drew a crowded house despite heat. Mozart dominated Thursday classical night with Idomeneo overture clarinet concerto aria and the Queen of Night aria sung by Carlotta Patti. Miller Krebs impressed on piano, Mille, Krebs praised as talented though not yet fully ready for classical piano. Friday featured Alfred Mellon's Glee Union and Saturday titled Volunteer Night ending the week.
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Mozart
Lazarus
Miller Krebs
Krebs
Malle
Carlotta Patti
Alfred Mellon
Glee Union
Inspection of the7th Surrey Rifle Volunteers at Kennington Hall
The 7th Surrey Rifle Volunteers held their annual inspection under Colonel Ibbetson with Major Beresford in command. The corps performed volleys and drill, the inspector praised their officers, and Sergeant Warnfield presented Beresford a silver-hilted sword. A prize meeting followed at Wormwood Scrubs with multiple series of shooting prizes.
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Hall O
Kennington
Ibbetson
War Office
Beresford
Jones
Porter
Mossley
Clutton
Moseley
Shuter
Clowes
Echellon
Libetson
M‘murdo
Corpa
Warnfield
F. Marcus Beresford
7Th Surrey Rifle Volunteers
7Th Survey
Surrey
8St. George's Rifles
Blaise
Bisse
A. Crookes
St. George’s
Orm
Philip Gray
St. George's
Serjeant Millard
Messrs
Ortner and House
No. 3
St. Tanica's-streat
T. Rowe
Ensign A. Crookes
Private Andrews
Ensign Stewart
Captain Peal
Peal
W. Smith
P. Pitts
Hinde
Herringhan
Ensign Gray
Mackenzie
Smith
Andrews
Ery
Waller
Corey
Ledbitter
Pivate Medlock
Leah
Crookes
King
Day
Fry
Law
Lintott
Private Blaise
Essign Crookes
Jameens
Hemery
Hummell
No. 3 Company
Houghton
Duncan
Bradatock
H. Hammell
F. Crookes
Little
Hawkes
Ortner
Pee Campbell
Brewer
East
Leadbetter
Hawkins
Browne
Wimperia
Hodgkinson
Haydn Millais
Pugh
Coonel Lindsay
Grand Canterbury Week ends in draw as I Zingari prevail
At St Lawrence Ground Canterbury a sunny crowd watched I Zingari chase 158 to win with nine wickets in hand but finish 137 all out. Key scores included Lubbock 43 and Balfour 51 for I Zingari, while Edwards 28 and Harris 23 led the officers’ innings. The match closed with I Zingari two runs shy of victory while holding nine wickets.
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Canterbury
I Zingari
St. Lawrence
East Kent
Ziogari
Traill
Mr. Fellowes
Mr. Fitzgerald
Arkwright
Fellowes
Buller
Messie. Smith
Oldfield
Lord Garlies
Mr. Balfour
Lubbock
Fitzgerald
cDyke
Th. Stewart, Esq
Wright
G.S. Smith
Arkwight
Pein
Arkwrign
H. W. Isacke, Esq
R.A. Sonby
Barkwright
R. Upcher
Taswell
Arkwight C
Oldfield, Esq
D. C. Laker
Fuller Pilch
Usnal
Browning
Bell Inn
Tia
Leigh Murray
Miss Murray
Kate Terry
Miss Melvin
Music Hall
St. George’s Hall
Sugney
England
Surrey
Kennington Oval
F. Burbidge
E. Dowson
Eay
Cesar
Griffith
T. Humphrey
Jupp
Mortlock
Lockyer
Sewell
Shepherd
H. Stephenson
E. M. Grace
J. M. Kelson
Esq
G. Bennett
Biddulph
Brampton
Tery Ellis
Wells
John Lillywhite
James Lillywhite
Iain Fillers
Stubberfield
New Bower Operetta House Opens With Varied Program
The old Bower Theatre in Stangate reopens under Walter Kimber with redecorated interiors and a four piece opening night lineup. The bill includes Hiss and the Rose a Payne operetta new comediettes Her only Failing Cymon and Iphigenia and Champagne. The reviewer praises improved scenery and hopes Kimber can establish a respectable venue for local residents.
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Walter Kimber
Bower
Stangate
Howard Payne
Comedietts
Cymon
Ced Champagne
Kimber
Naval and Military Intelligence Update at Portsmouth and Plymouth
Navy and coast guard postings include William Spratt and others as inspecting commander and shore staff changes at Sheerness and Galway. Vessels Geyser Erebus Himalaya and Alberta update reflects dockyard repairs, trials, and planned sales. Court Martial adjourns a Pearl shipmaster for absence without leave. Admiralty visit to Plymouth concludes with levée and inspections, Keyham yard tours, and ship trials including the Osbourne and Britannia. Wrecks for the week total 22. year to date 104.
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William Spratt
Sheerness
Douglas Walker
William W
Bridges
Dingle
Kerry
John B. Field
Benjamin L. Lefroy
Galway
Henry Wkes
George W. Whiting
Royal Marines
Garrison Point
William T. Smith
Herne Bay
Himalaya
Edward Lacy
Portsmouth Dockyard
Ireland
Geyser
Arthur Thrupp
Portsmouth
Portland
Erebus
Alberta
Spithead
Victory
F. G. Chown
Pearl
AdMiralty
Plymouth
Board of Admiralty
Duke of Somerset
Lord
Arthur Lowe
Clarke
H.M
B.S. Pickard
A. Stewart
J. E. Mills
W. Reid
J. Edge
KR. D. White
G. Biddlecombs
Keyham-yard
T. Cull
W. E. Triscott
D. Reid
West Indies
Albacore
First Lord
Grey
Drummond
Keyham Yard
Royal Merine Light Infantry
Gene Hutchinson
Western District
Osborne
Dartmouth
Britannia
Portamouth
Prince and Princess of Wales
Scout
Serpent
Linnet
Arethusa
W. F. Johnson
Chatham
Chatham Dockyard
A. Wilmehurst
Hermonel
Teather
Channel
Yeanc ‘Kenny
East Surfolk
Horae Guards
Joscph Bolton
Henry Pulsford Hobson
New Zealand
Rorat Encingens
St. Helena
D. A. Frazer
E. T. Brooke
Gravesend
Ecclesiastical Appointments Across Several Dioceses
The Bishop of Bath and Wells appoints multiple clergy to vicarages and rectories including Curry Revell East Harptree Wheathill Eaton and Stanfield. The Bishop of Norwich names several rectors Narburgh Warkiton and Stanfield. The Bishop of Peterborough installs Stopford at Barton-Seagrave and Robson at St Giles Northampton. The Archbishop of York appoints Reade to Pocklington. News also notes royal and diplomatic movements in London and Windsor with court figures and church matters, plus Tasmania bishop Bromby outlines missionary goals and cathedral plans with funding targets.
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Bath and Wells
Charles Marwood Speke Mules
Curry Revell
Taunton
Charles Henry Nutt
Magdalen College
Oxford
Sherwood
East Harptree
Bristol
Vickrage
Lewis Charles Davies
Charlton Musgrove
Wincanton
Sydney East
Northover
Wheathill
Castle Carey
Frederick King Warren
Oriel College
Heavitree
Eaton
Somerset
Norwich
William Ford Thursby
Emmanuel College
Cambridge
Worathorne
Lancashire
Bergh-Upton
Norfolk
Earl of
Duke of
Ashfield
Thorpe
Lord Henniker
H.R
York
C. A. Reade
Pocklington
Yapham
Exeter
James Baxter Strother
Magdalen Oxford
St. Mary Steps
Lincoln
Joseph’ Williams Wanrale
University College
Durham
Edwinstowe
Enkring
Ollerton
Nottinghamshire
G. James
St. Mary de Lode
Gloucester
Windsor
Duke of Cambridge
James Macdonald
Gloucester House
Scotland
Duke
Duchess of Manchester
Great Stanhope-street
Ireland
Archbishop of
Dublin
Lieutenant Trench
H.A
Maurigy’s Hotel
Earl Russell
Osborne
London
Earl and Countess of Westmoreland
Town
Georgina Fullerton
Goodwood
Re M
Madame Quanterio
Rome
Prince
Castle
Court Journal
St. Edmund i
Morecambe Bay
J. Brathwaite
Ray
A. Farrar
SLA
Whitehall
Queen's College
Queen’s College
Gatcombe
Isle of Wight
Tasmania
C. H. Bromby
Aca
Bass’s Straits
Australia
Church of England
How will they get out of it at St James's Taratre
The summer season at St James's Taratre closed Friday with Arthur Sketchley's original comedy How ill they get out of it. The cast featured Mr and Mrs Charles Mathews and Mr Frederic Robinson with Mrs Stirling and Mr Frank Matthews. The play, praised for its simple plot yet intricate misunderstandings, starred a host of well dressed characters, and drew cheers at curtain fall. Reopens September 12 with the same cast and Mr Sketchley delayed by a prior engagement. Metropolitan Free Hospital weekly relief totals August 13: medical 974 surgical 601 total 1575, new cases 557.
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Wolverhampton
Huntingdon
Woverhampton
Earl and Countess of
Stamford
Enville
Baragah
Doncaster
Lord Zetland
Acarcely
Duke of Beaufort
Jane
Dollar
England
M. Lupin
la Belle France
Lord Stamford
Reading
Jockey Clu
United Kingdom
Isis
Marignan
la Manderin
Fille de l'Air
Mesara
Weatherbyn
Jockey Club
Korea
Ye Ip
Newmarket
John Osborne
Jocky Club
London
Lord Doneraile
Burton Hunt
Lincoln
Major Hutton
Hunt
Captain White
Viscount Doneraile
Chaplin
Henry Bentinck
M.F. H
Lord Lmoeraile
Lincolnshire
Ebarkaway
Charlea Mathews
Arthur Sketchley
Major
Percy Wylding
Charles Mathews
Percy
Egerton
Thornton
Mediterranean
Percy Wilding
Mrs. Thornton
Ezerton
Frank Matthews
Metropolitan Free Hospital
Dzvonsame Square
City
Guregical
Excelsior Rowing Club wins Putney to Hammersmith race
The Excelsior Club scull from Putney to Hammersmith saw E Ellington beat J O Kearns after a foul caused Ellington to trail by ten lengths. Ellington recovered, passed at the Crab Tree, and won by two lengths in a fine race.
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Excelsior Rowing Club
Putney
Hammersmith
E. Ellington
Middlesex
J. O. Kearns
Surrey
A. Herron
T. Charles
Ellington
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