Abbey Cwm Hir Estate Auction in Radnorshire
W R Layton Cooke announces sale by auction at the Abbey Cwm Hir estate near Radnorshire. The large property covers about 3,400 acres of arable and meadow plus 1,600 acres of sheepwalk, with homesteads, a freestone residence in the Marathan style, pleasure grounds, and scenes of Nort Wales like Bynau don, Plinlimmon, and Idris. Viewing arranged through John Price, Abbey Cwm Hir, and particulars can be obtained from listed solicitors and auction mart offices.
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Merrow
Guildford
R. Layton Cooke
Guiltford
County of Surrey
Leatherhead
Asc
Society
London
Meyers Thrapp and
Bargnyne
Oxford Street
White Hart
Reigate
New Ship Inn
Aughton
Coach and Horoes
Southampton
the Auction Mart
L. Cooke
Pall Mall
Alley Cwm Hir
Radnorshire
W. R. Layton Cooke
Traspay
Abbey Cwm Hir
South Wales
Cwm Hir
Catarca
Nort Wales
Bnewdon
Plinlimmon
Mater Idris
John Price
Chisholme
Hat
Gibson
Lincoln’s Inn Selde
Smart Act Boller
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Red Lion
Rhayader
Seven Aras
Pensbent
New Inn
Hereford
Star and Garter
Worceser
Talbot
Aberystwith
Stevens and Son
Preateign
Auction Mart
Mr. L. Cooke
Land and Tithe Warveyer
T, Pallall
Goodwood Stakes and Drawing Room Stakes Odds Report
Yesterday's racing page shows early quiet betting at Goodwood with Hornsea and The Carpenter leading in wagers for the Goodwood Stakes, while Cartoon and Wisdom attracted minor early support. The Drawing Room Stakes saw Wisdom and Velure favored. Robin Hood colt emerging as a talked of possible contender though not backed. Odds shift across the Goodwood Cup and St Leger markets with multiple favorites and off ers noted for Caravan and Carew as action intensifies.
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Tattersall
Hornsea
Carpenter
Wisdom
Velure
Mango
Mr. Golden
Robin Hood Cult
P.P
Horpses Agst
Rego
Goodwood Drawing Room
Wretorae Wisdom
Tka
Lord Lichfield
Lord Exeter
Goodwood
Mr.Heseltine
Duke of Cleveland
Hemriade
Mr.Osbaldiston
Mr. Greville
Mr. Fairlie
Abraham Newland
Exeter
Lord Lichfeld
Epirus
Harry
Henriade
Ango
Gig and Cutter Match Between Saliesh Watermen and London Crack Crew
A spirited Wednesday race pitted Saliesh watermen against London crack men in four oared gig and cutter events. Crowds cheered as crews steered by landsmen clashed, with Campbell steering the cutter across a tense contest and Phelps defending Lyons’s sovereignty. The Leander and Cambridge connections supplied notable oarsmen, while substitutions shuffled the lineups before a wide audience.
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Watermen
Saliesh
London
Mr. Waterman
Plymouth
Searle
C. Campbeil
Phelps
Lyons
Byford
Vauxhall
Coco
Hangerford
Londoners win rowing race amid London fair crowd
Crue Sw. seven contested the final for station choice, won by the Londoners who led from the Horeeferry to Kenbridge, finishing four minutes ahead of Saltash. The report also notes public interest and a discussion of parachute experiments, political campaigning in Dublin and Cork, and remarks on Mr. Hutton's candidacy.
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Fouth
Middle Pier
Horeeferry
Kenbridge
Saltash
Burglary Trial At Gravesend Crown Side
Jonathan Hanlop, 32, indicted for breaking into Charles Grant near Gravesend on May 13 14 with forced window hinge and pane, stealing ham bacon bread and bacon silvers. Evidence ties finger to handkerchief. Defense cites distress from Poor Law era. jury convicts and recommends mercy. sentence deferred.
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Jeev 2
Crown Side
Justice Litedale
Jonathan Hanlop
Charles Grant
Gravesend
Clarkson
Shee
Windaill-bill
Elizabeth Grant
Robert Flatman
Mr. Stee
Mr. Clarkson
Robert Flaxman
John Dorton
John Holtman
Charles Dickinson
Frederick Thompson
Justice Littledale
Reverend's cold ceremony mars funeral duties in Ashover
A letter to the North Derbyshire Chronicle exposes a parish rector for delaying funeral processions on cold days. The controversy centers on an 18 month period where the rector allegedly kept coffins waiting up to an hour and a half. The plaintiff, Joseph Nopper, sought damages. defendants admitted no fault and apologized. Verdict: damages 108 pounds. costs 49 shillings.
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Geatiens
Reeter
North Derbyshire Chronicle
Ashover Church
Joseph Nopper
Hill
Crown Court Verdicts on Murder and Poison Attempt
In Crown Court William Butler aged 48 faced capital indictment for murder with evidence from Parish but the jury found him Not Guilty by reason of insanity and ordered to custody awaiting the sovereign’s decision. Peter Cromwell was tried for administering poison to his wife Eliza Cromwell who testified to their four year marriage and two children. The jury acquitted Cromwell after counsel urged that no motive or noxious drug presence was proven.
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Ida
Dublin
Hultos
Unitaian
Hutton
Hamilton
O'Connell
Cork City
Joseph Leycester
Cork
Aubrey de Vere
Limerick
Stephen Sprigg Rice
Roches
Monsell
Countess of
Dunraven
Kildare
RB. Bourke
Lord Mayo
Acton
Wicklow
Mahony
Kinsale
Thomas
J. Dixon
Hhis
Dixon
Belfast
Emerson Teooant
Friends of
West and
Duke of Leinster
Dominick-street
Kennehan
Alderman Smith
Cloumel
Doherty
Monaghan
Bortvo
West
Thas
Donegal
Penefather
James C. Whyte
Bury-street
St. James's
Downpatrick
Oco
Trases’ Vinion
Purcell
H. Grattan
Theo
London
Coventry
Adone
Ireland
Lord Mulgrave
Grattan
James Murray
Sidney Herbert
Lord Clanwilliam
Hatton
Tighe
Kilkenny
Howard
Lord Fitzwilliamson
Tam
Lord Brabazon
Evans
Kemmis
Derry Dawson
Maule
Carlow
Evening Post
Old Trinity
Old Lefroy
Crown Court
Borcelury
Marver
William Butler
Parish
Justice Bossoquet
Peter Cromwell
Eliza Cromwell
Gunning
Prar Reading
Bupelesa
Perjury and fraud cases headline Old King’s Bench sessions
In a Kingsgate boat case a defendant faced perjury charges after a smuggling probe into tubs of brandy. Judge Denman directed a Not Guilty verdict due to indictment wording. prosecution witnesses claimed the boat held tubs. Separate trial saw John Reader convicted of uttering a forged bill and transported for life after pleading guilty to multiple forgeries.
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Home Corduet All Patones
Wayrant
Sergeant Andrews
D. Pollock
Bullock
Clarkgoo
Kingsgate
Turner
Revenue Service
Lord Denman
Clarkson
Libel Trial In Derbyshire Chronicle Case At Midland Circuit
July 26 Midland circuit opened with light business in criminal and civil lists. The sole notable matter heard involved Rev. Nodder suing for libel over a Derbyshire Chronicle publication titled A Humane Divine. The article described the rector as jackasslike and improper in December prose, drawing on a correspondent’s judgment of propriety.
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Midland Circuit
Surrey Zoological Gardens Flower Show Prizes Announced
South London Horticultural Society exhibited prize flowers and plants at chia place with a Fusilier Guards band. Prizes were awarded for collections of plants and flowers including Pelargoniums Roses Heartsease Carnations Picotees and more with many medals listed for each exhibitor. A commercial treaty with reciprocity terms between Great Britain and aland is said to be greatly arranged and will be formalized after ratifications.
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South London Horticultural Society
Chia Place
Fusileer Guards
Young
Fairbaire
Mme. Knight
Mr. Gaines
Me. Carlough
Mr. Fairbairn
Mr. Paul
Vir. Young
Mr. Hogg
Heartsease
Mr. Hill
Mr. Yount
Dir. Dickson
Mr. Jackson
England
Mr. Redding
Mr. Freming
Mr. Conway
Jennings
Mr. Atlee
Mr. Bloxam
Mr. Curtis
Lane
Mr. Lane
Barnard
Paul
Great Britain
Alaud
Fatal Thames accident and mysterious boy death in inquests
An inquest at St Martins workhouse chapel reported William Wooding a 34 year old coach spring maker drowned when his party’s wherry struck Westminster bridge and overturned on the Thames. The jury returned accidental drowning. Separate inquests covered a 12 year old boy James Yates likely run over but mysterious. post mortem urged, verdict death by carriage. and elderly Mr Richard Cozen of Twickenham died after a fall with a head wound. jury ruled death by the visitation of God.
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Thames
St. Martin's
William Wooding
Charles Street
Longeacre
Richmond
Westminster-bridge
Hungerford
James Yates
Crownloo
Colham-green
Hillingdon
Uxbridge
Red Lion
New Brentford
Richard Cozen
Twickenham
Stoddart
Market Place
New York Journeymen Mechanics Parade and Historic Remnants
A broad New York procession by journeymen mechanics draws attention as drivers report a stylish display of dandy workers in sleek coats, gloves, and accessories. The Scotsman notes antiquities fading, including the Balmerino house site and a Mary of Lorraine residence in Glasgow, with King Charles II visiting Leith in 1650.
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New York
Broadway
Earl of
Balmerida
Kilmarnock
Tower-hill
Culloden
Kirkgate
Charlotte-street
Charles II
Scotland
Leith
Qarens Street
Mary of
Estate Sale Prospects for Yorkshire and Ribston Realty
The Ribston estate with about 5000 annually in rent was sold recently by Mr. George Robins for 180000. Today he aids Sir Bellingham Graham to value the Nuonogtuo property in Yorkshire for submission to the same uncertain fate as Mr. Hammer at one o'clock. Both properties yield similar rentals.
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Ribston
George Robins
Bellingham Graham
Yorkshire
Hammer
Foreign intelligence market update from July 26
Currency and bond listings from London Paris and Brussels show Five per Cents around 110f, Three per Cents near 79f, with Belgian and Portuguese loans trading at varied levels. Bank shares and public debt notes from Rothschilds and city loans feature in the page dated July 26 and July 7 bulletin summaries.
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Cours Authentique
Jorg Sen—Frie Cemsy
Hank
Rente de Naples
Beltsky
London
Hasting
Rothschild
Society of Commercs
Bank of Belgian
Brussels
Nusthane Fusbsy
Vienna
Allgemeine Zeitung
Franco Neapolitan trade frictions and royal visits in Paris
The Voniteur reports a Commerce Minister recommendation to withdraw non reciprocal privileges for Neapolitan vessels entering French ports, limited to steam ships, with the king’s approval. Courrier Francais defends Spain over alleged neglect of the Foreign Legion, noting Campuzaco’s rebuttal and growing accord with Tuileries. The Spanish ambassador to France, Campazano, is said to have presented the Golden Fleece to the Duke of Orléans. The king plans a Paris stay during fêtes with limited public appearances. The current French ambassador to the Swiss cantons, de Montebello, may be reassigned to Turin, with Rasmigny to Rome, and Barco’sfortier named Swiss envoy.
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France
Voniteur
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Traina
Courrier Francais
Weday
Foreign Legion
Count Campuzaco
Count Campazano
M. de Montebello
Conseil
Turin
Marquis de Rasmigny
Rome
Barco'sfortier
Spanish Ebro crossing and Valencia battle report
Telegraphic dispatches from Bayonne detail Jariateguy crossing the Ebro with Escalera following, Don Carlos marching toward Cantavieja, and Oran entering Valencia with 8000 infantry and 690 cavalry. Carlists retreat to Chiva as Brigadier Burau attacks. overall action deemed favorable to Queen's arms but not decisive.
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Bayonne
Jariategay
Ebro
Haro
Mirania
Escalera
Pamplona
Saragossa
Don Carlos
Sarrion
Cantavieja
Constitutionnel
Madrid
Oran
Paonero
Orca
Chiva
Cherta
Vinarez
Castellon
Aldecona
San Mateo
Besamanos
Borso
Valencia
Catalonia
Cabrera
Forcadell
Lima
Bocol
Sith
Loza
Sanchez
Christine
Burau
Nogueras
Espanol
Malaga
England
France
Denmark
Austria
Dido
Cholera totals and global dispatches from Matta July 15
A general cholera report covers June 9 to July 14 with totals of attacked, deaths, and recoveries in Matta and Capistine, including 3,539 cases and 1,692 deaths in Matta through July 11 and 1,120 recoveries. Additional items note Baden chamber resolution on constitutional matters and several dispatches from Constantinople, Damascus, and Palermo amid broader unrest and travel. A railway accident near Reading with a worker injured is also reported.
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Matta
Romain
Capistine
Chamber of Deputies of
Baden
Vienna
Chamber of Baden
Governwest
Constantinople
Suh
Tahir Pasha
Tripoli
Aleppo
Damascus
Palermo
Naples
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Balosa
Custom House Quay
Hull
Gerey
Brownlow and Pearson
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W.J. Hall and Co
Cocking
Catherine Street
Strand
Post Office
Wakelin, Shoe of Science
City Road
Social Tract Society
Fleet Street
Hall Booksellers
T. Cox Savory's
Siler and Goldsmith
Cornhill
N.B
Agid Hassan
W. Day and Co
Gracechurch Street
Masony and Co
Oxford-street
Prout
W. Day
Rampton
Pemales
Thomas Prout
Loraion
Johnstone
Sanger
Hannay
Sporting
Crue
Faraday
Mason
Paris
George Cayley
Nicholson
Kerr
Encyclopadia Lophinensis
Aeronautica
Nopper
Cr. Woopyeap
Balguy
Nodder
Derbyshire
Ashover
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Jariateguy
Cooly Macs
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