Newmarket Races Report with Redshank and Glama wins
London July 15 1896 report from Newmarket races details several races. Redshank wins by four lengths in the Sweepstakes with Tramp and Redshank noted among the competitors. The Chesterfield Stakes results list Cairo and Bro among top contenders, with Langar and Laodice also noted. A handicap of fifteen sovs concludes the day with The Glama-1 and Bodice among finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Twraspay
Sui
Periim
B.C
Bird
Batson
Newbolt
Lo Goss
T.V.C
Thorohill
Amiltus
Lord ¢ Besterfield
Shakspeare
Lagst Varna
Zagat Eva
Mr. Irby’s
Chesterfield
Lord Exeter
Beiram
Yates
Grand Cairo
M. Wood
Cairo
Betram
Laodice
Lagat
Redgauotetedt
BOM
New Tly.c
Mr. Stacey
Lord Chesterfeld
Juliana
Beud
Local notes and reform talk from Hythe and beyond
A July 14 1536 letter from Laidun discusses municipal reform in the borough of Hythe Kent including the push to modernize governance, curb corrupt election practices, and empower Radical reformers. It recalls past abuses by old corporate rulers and praises reform measures that end life tenure for some offices while noting the ongoing political shifts among Hythe voters and candidates.
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Hythe
Kent
Dover
Sussex
Romney Mart
Seabrook
City of Canterbury
England
Thomas A’ Becker
Walla
Westhanger House
London Road
Lympoe
West- Hythe
Boreaush
Thad
Rokeby
Mork's Horton
London
Canterbury
Deal
Carty
House of Incurables
New
Stewart Marjoribanks
Fraser
Colonel Evans
Marjombanks
Mir
Marjori Banks
Eastern Africa Shares Offered by Ast African Company
An offer for 100,000 shares of 5 each in the Ast African Company for Bod Trading and Housing Settlements and Pro nouity Cavibrat onchi dy up the SOL PH Eastern Coast of Africa. Details include preliminary prospectuses, provisional committee, and local committees to aid allotment. Also advertises dental firm opening new offices at Ludgate Hill and Great Russell Street with rapid fillings and teeth fastening services.
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Orough
ST. Marylebone
St. Pancras
Paddington
Trecpors
Hans Bush
Thomas Henry Cookes
Fay
Francis C. Knowles
Bart
Morton Balmanno
Col
Leicester Stanhope
Edward Parkins
Thomas Serrel
Orchard-street
Portman Square
Cavendish Square
David Hansay
Alfred Robinson
Ondon
Portsmouth
Chichester
Boognor
Portsmoutel
London
Sires
de Putte
Guildford
Godalming
Dewill
Pahoesteret
Wdelpbay
Portemouth
Robison
Eages
Portsea
Archibald Low
J. Miller
AST African
Sol
Africa
Princijoes
Adam-street
Adelphi
Onsteur Mallan
Paris
Great Russell-Street
Bloomsbury
Ludgate-Hill
Police Outrage Letter to Editor in Somerstone
A local letter to the editor describes a police assault claim by a husband on July 2 in Somerstone. Mrs Barr alleges a constable pushed her, detained her at the station, and faced a dismissed charge of disturbance. The writer seeks an independent inquiry by police commissioners, criticizing authorities for not intervening.
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Tree Sun
Somerstone
Pam
Jous Barry Marylebone
Rawlinson
Barr
Somerstown
Commissioners of Police
Greenland Fishery Report From Hamburg Vessel Arrivals
Extract from a Hamburg letter dated June describing a Mamburgh whaler arriving from Greenland with five thousand seals and five boats full. Three other ships from Elbe ports are en route, all verified. The arriving ship notes pack ice and plentiful ship traffic, with reports of whalers and seal catches increasing.
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Greenland
Hamburgh
Elbe
Pestic Mestine iN GatesHeap Meeting Supports Irish Reform
A public meeting in Gateshead chaired by Mayor George Hawke endorsed measures to back the House of Commons and ministers against Lords opposition to the Irish Municipal Bill. Resolutions including a petition to Parliament and an address to the King passed unanimously, with speakers urging reform and popular representation.
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GatesHeap
Gateshead
House of Commons
His
House of Peers
George Hawke
Councillor Brockett
Witliam Lockey Harle
Treland
House of Lords
Tyre Mercury
Royal Assent ceremonies and prisoner's counsel bill debate
In the House of Lords on July 14 the Royal Assent was given by commission to multiple Irish and British bills with Lords Chantry Shaftesbury and Donnacon as commissioners. The Prisoners' Counsel Bill triggered a heated exchange about allowing prisoners to have counsel, with Wharncliffe Lyndhurst and other peers debating rights, justice, and potential impacts on trials.
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Andrew Colwill
Foy
Charman
West India Dock Company
George Hibbert
Quo
Esq
Ditto
Julio Drinkard
J. A. Hankey
Bag
Chas
M.garel
George Brown
Henry Thomas (Urtin
Crawford Davison
Joseph Eschasle
Thomas Farecomb
Kay
Malham Haigh
Fredrick Mammond
Henry Harveys
J. Comthwaite Hector
Eeg
Charles Hindley
Fay
Wiliam Routh
East India Dock Company
Robert Small
WE. Ferrers
James Watkinson
iPeeters
George Lewis Holliessworth
Thomas Hughes
House of Lords
M.tate
John Warmington
House of Commons
Petty Sessions
Ireland
Chapel of Rage
Manchester and Cheshire Railway
Stradbrook
Poor Law
Dexcansey
Trelan Ll
Jate
Lyndhurst
Tous
Lord Lyndworst
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Coke
Lord Nottingham
Todian
Jamaica
W. A. Starr
Wisoners
F. Pollocking
Alderman Harmer
Ivvecate
Frien
Lord Lyodhurst
Weing
Lord Wharncliffe
Pentlemag
Ford
Radnor
William Foster
King’s Bench
Jord
Lord Roden
Jearved Ford
Lord Plunkett
Lord Abinger
Manchester
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TEST
London Tontine Association
Kn. W. Hawkes
William Toone
WE. Mathersich
Weetuinster Bank
San Jaimi
Tontine
Lenden
Wetrspolis
Suir
Association
Pope
Corot
Mr. Pasty
Strand
Sta
Atmenud
Chas. Marston
Duncan Street
Leeds
Harrow
Buxton
Blair
Ubion Street
Paomas Prout
Aly
Fiailway
Blackwall
Aut
Kyap
Lord Hungerford
Ryan
Charles Farquh Yrson
Anti Dry-rot Company
Lime-streetesquare
Leadenhall-street
Napoleon
Aubors
Edinburgh
Henry Collum
Great Marlborough-street
Aasheap Library OF Entertainment
Wedaly
Joe Roymtling
Berg
Frank Wildmay
Bulwer
Granby
MAR Ward's
Tremaine
Bulwer's
Pelham
HH Swith
Brambleive House
Lady Morgan
Heaory Colburn
Great Mar Bowiugh- Street
VIE Hebrew Review
I Magazine
Rabinical Literapitta
Ceodsmith, Silversmith, &c
Coram i Oarfety
Uret
Secord
de Holland
Dasies
Berkeley Atfert
Barmbert
Jernan Street
Paccadily
Sporting
Taanon Ksomiadin
Partn, Paint, &c
D. Price
Boruugu
New Tay
Conelly
Hunter
Gustavus
Newton
Cetus
Brillante
Clover
Emilianuy
Chamois
Walker
Vandentoff
Agat Vandenhoff
Wags Jennny
ST. Lfger
Traphall
Same L'Ewes
Commons
Lords
Edward E.q
Cieit Beers
Lyodhurst
Farl
Pembroke
William Rufus
Garon Lyodourat
Carlow
Bagnalstown
Carlaw
Bagey
Borris
Bagualstowo
Stysudi
Gratieman
Slycuff
Father Walsh
Newtowobarry Galariely
Basnalstown
Graig, Borris
Goresbridge
Royal Oak
Canary Kilkenny
Kilkenny Journal
Reid
Edinburg
Arn Hemen
Lord Browsham
Calcutta
Perthbour
Real
James Simpson
Butwen
Devereux
Laidun
Mportan
Edinan
Yiracy
Inspector and Literary Review
Imperial Parliament
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