Exurl and Countess of Mulsraye Dine at Viceregal Lodge
Dublin papers recount a grand assembly at the Viceregal Lodge with the Duke and Duchess of Leinster and many officials including Judge Crampton and the Governor of the Bank of Ireland. Festivities include a full dress ball planned for Tuesday eight weeks hence and a temporary 300 by 50 feet structure for Phoenix Park.
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Dublin
Exurl
Countess of Mulsraye
Eeetin
Duke and Duchess of Leinster
Lord Howth
Baron de Roebeck
Phibbs
Crampton
Bank of Ireland
Stanhope
Arthur Hume
Robert Burrowes
Yorke
Liddell
A.D.C
Board of Works
Phosnix Park
LimeRick
Limerick Chronicle
Orange and Tory
Roche
Mulgrave
College-green
Corporation
Earl OF Motoravt
Board of Aldermen
Commons
Thompson
Long
Whitton
Corporation of Bakers
Moody
Westmeath
Freeman's Journal
State Visit of the Lord Lieutenant to the Theatre
Lord Lieutenant and Countess of Mulgrave visit Dublin Theatre amid vast imperial and popular praise. The Viceregal party, greeted by a Hussar guard, receive a storm of cheers from boxes and galleries while Orange faction disturbance is suppressed. The couple stay for the performance and depart after eleven amid continued acclaim.
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Countess of Mulgrave
90Th Light Infantry
King
Brittney
Jong
Lord Chancelor
Messrs. Plunkett
Cloncurry
William Gossett
Gossett
Henry Grattan
M.P
Somerville
John Burke
Bart
W. N. Barton
P. Bellew
Bellew
National Theatre
Dublin
Orange Clique
The
Register
Orange
Ayor
Monmouth Weather and Turkish Language Notes
The report notes rains boosting vegetation across Monmouth with lush crops expected in cornfields and grasslands. Apple trees look healthy, cider may be abundant, pears damaged by frost but some areas may yield well. The Takvim translates Sir Robert Peel’s Tamworth address into Turkish, with new words like Parliamento and Head Vekil. a ram's tail birth tale is mentioned as a curiosity.
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Monmouth
Srrm Rosert Peel
Takvim
Vekil
Ebland
Katahia
French Chamber debates Puyraveau extradition and bar citation
France's Chamber of Deputies debates whether M. de Puyraveau should be summoned to answer before the Chamber of Peers. Odillac Barrot warns against setting a dangerous precedent while Dupin and others defend possible prosecution by a separate chamber. The decision to cite Puyraveau to the bar is taken with a narrow majority, prompting calls for resignation to preserve the chamber's honor.
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Chamber OF Deputies
Satrapay
Chamber
M. de Puyraveau
M. Odillac Barrot
M. Barrot
MM. Dupin
Tribune
Chamber of Peers
M. de Ugraveau
M. Sauzet
M. Baude
M.de Puyraveau
M. Defaure
Bordeaux
Manuel
Prisoe
House of Peers
Hoo
Messrs. Dupont, Barrot
House of Peera
M.barrot
Courier Francais
Monster Trial Exposes Journalists Fist Fights in Deputies Bar
The article details a chaotic session where twenty nine prisoners await trial and delegates expel journalists from the House. M Jaubert is depicted as central to the uproar aided by Centre members. A journalist is struck by assailants as municipal guards intervene and a guard remarks on lawmakers gone mad.
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Reformateur
M. Jaubert
Alguasila
Hin
M. Augustin Giraud
Renouard
M. Baude
M. Buude
M. Dupin
Rome
Athens
Royal visits and theater outing headline in London
Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria toured Hyde Park and St James's Park to view the Guard mount. The Duchess of Cambridge and party attended Madame Malibran at Covent Garden. Royal visits continued through Sunday with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Landgravine of Hesse Homberg, and other dignitaries, while officials at the Foreign and Colonial offices held discussions with Noorri Effendi, Earl Granville, and Viscount Palmerston.
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Duchess of Kent
Princess Victoria
Prince of Leiningee
Hydepark
St James’s Park
Duchess of Cambridge
Prince George
Princess Augusta of Cambridge
Baroness Ahlefeldt
James Thesnett
Captain Hay
Madame Malibran
Covent-garden Theatre
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Gloucester
Victoria
Hesse Homberg
Augusta
Noorri Effendi
Earl Granville
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
General Alava
Frankland Lewis
Poor Laws
Viscount Melbourne
Downing-street
Lord Morpeth
Irving
Lord Glenelg
Colonial Office
Fraser
Persia
Frightful Accident at Bury Iron Foundry
A young apprentice named Griffiths, about eighteen, was fatally entangled by a grinding-stone drive at Messrs Kay and Son in Bury. His clothing tore away as he was dragged around the rapidly turning shaft, leaving him severely injured and conveyed home on a rough litter with hope for recovery.
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House of Lords
Lord Brougham
Highland School Society
Freemasons’ Tavern
Lord Stanley
Duke of Sutherland
Rossmore
Dunboyne
P. C.H. Durham
G. Murray
Griffiths
Stiikin
Mesars
Kaye
Workhouse Allowances to the Poor in Several Parishes
At St George Hanover Square last Saturday rate-payers heard Mr Harris detail weekly allowances for the poor across St James West Strand St Martin in the Fields St Margaret’s and St John’s St Paul Covent Garden and St George’s. Costs per head are given for bread meat vegetables soup cheese and other items, with totals around 2s 3d and 2s 2d per week. The asylum at Hapwell costs and staff wages are noted, and a separate steamer accident near Tenedos and other brief items are mentioned.
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St. George, Hanover-square
Harris
St. James
Westaingter i
St Martin-in-the-Fields
St. Margaret's
St. John’s
St. Paul
Covent-garden
St. George
Hanover-square
St. James’s
St. Martin’s
St. Maxcaret
St. Jouxn
St. Paul’s
Covent-carneen
St. George’s
Hanover sQuare
Hapwell
Derby and Oaks betting at Tateersall and Newmarket notes
Racing report from Tateersall describes a crowded room and late betting as Derby contenders Ibrahim Pucelle Mundig Coriolanus Ascot Oaks bets rise and fall. Prices show Mundig Coriolanus show interest while Leopoldine and Barbara Bell attract attention. Election bets at Staffordshire and notes on Craven Meeting and Ascot entries follow.
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Ibrahim
Ascot
Lakers
Pucelle
Mundig
Coriolanus
Crack Stablea
Scott
Trim
Culooel White
Sir G. Heathcote
Noming
Mr. Greville
Mr. Mostyn
Lord Wilton
Barbara Bell
Chifaney
Shoveler
Staffordshire
F. Goodricke
Evens
Colonel Anson
York Spring Meeting Derby Stakes expected strong field
York hosts a large and promising racing meeting with a strong Derby field led by Powlett's colt at 6 to 4 and Ainderby at 3 to 1. Holmes rides the favorite while Scott Ainderby Lye the Stag Thompson the Crazy Jane filly Nelson Wildar Nicholson Madame Pelerine Cartwright Smith's Memnon colt and Marianne are among likely runners. About ten contenders for the two year old stakes amid perfect course and fine weather. The city sees many visitors but public funding is scarce for the event and officials rebuke the lack of support. A grand christening at Duke of Leeds's lot includes the Gin colt Greg the Rhodacantha filly Marianne and Jericho the Jericho colt from Lunaria.
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York
Mr. Powlett
Ainderby
Stag
Holmes
Scott Ainderby
Lye the Stag
Thompson
Crazy Jane
Nelson Wildar
Nicholson Madame Pelerine
Cartwright Smith
Memnon
Templeman
Marianne
Duke of Leeds
Greg
Jerry
Lunaria
Jericho
Manchester Races 1835 Tradesmen's Cup Handicap List
The Racing Program at Manchester includes the Tradesmen's Cup valued at 100 sovs with 100 sovs in specie, plus a Handicap Stakes of 20 sovs each, and a 5 sovs extra if declared by May 28. Two miles. The owner of the second horse takes 50 sovs. in the stakes. The list gives horse ages, weights, and riders for Giovanni through Lord Francis, with numerous entries and weights ranging from 6st to 9st.
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Manchester
Giovanni
Traveller
Catherine
David
General Chasse
Lacy
Jemima
Prince
Languish
Noodle
Tamworth
Ratcatcher
Wyndham
Vulpes
Arates
Lord Francis
Newton Races 1835 Shrigiey Cup Handicap Stakes
The Shrigiey Cup of 100 sovs. added to a Hanaicap Stakes for 15 sovs each with 10 sovs and 5 sovs, declared on 1 June. Entries include General Chassé Revolution Lady Stafford Prince Fitadictar Hat Birdlime Masetto NuvodJe Billinge Tarich arius Tramp Kalmia's dam by Sir Gray Whitefoot Lambkin Lottery Buccaneer Syren Amarath Tarbau Miss Golborne Fearhorst L'Hirondelle Fidelio Lord Francis and other horses listed with weights.
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Newton
William Turner
Bagg
M.P
Jone
General Chassé
David
Revolution
Lady Stafford
Prince
Fitadictar
Birdlime
Masetto
NuvodJe
Billinge
Tarich
Arius
Kalmia
Sir Gray
Pollio
Clalter
Whitefoot
Lambkin
Lottery
Buccaneer
Syren
Amarath
Tarbau
Miss Golborne
Fearhorst
L'Hirondelle
Fidelio
Lord Francis
Buxton Races 1835 Gold Cup Handicap Details
A Gold Cup of 100 guineas added to the Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs with 10 sovs ft and 5 sovs ft only, declared before the 8th of Jane. Two miles and a distance. Owners to have stakes returned for the second horse. Entrants include Consol Gyra Traveller David Miss Charlotte Frenzy Noodle Rat catcher Lady Moore Carew Rat Intriguer Intruder Abbas Mirza Solon Syren and others.
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Buxton
Duke of Devonshire
Jane
Consol
Gyra
Traveller
David
Miss Charlotte
Frenzy
Noodle
Ratcatcher
Lady Moore Carew
Intriguer
Intruder
Abbas Mirza
Solon
Syren
Longwaist
Cymro
Bath Races Somersetshire Stakes Field Listed For Two Miles
The Bath meeting features the Somersetshire Stakes of 25 sovs each plus 100 sovs added, two miles and a distance. A long list of entries includes Diana, Revenge, Bran, Marpessa, Car naby, Bentley, Cecelia, Passey, Mazeppa, Famine, Lansdowne, Guilford, Boy Blue, Lady Fly, Shylock, Chantilly, Freedom, Zuilla, Comet, Bal Paris, Louisa, Scrub, G. by Lottery, Delightful, Pagan, Caliban, Lily, Solon, Popjoy, Ama don, Barney Bodken, Ketchup, Jonas, Pincher, Ganges, Patapao, Goldfringe, Smuggler, Languid, Blank, the Airy, Change ling, Desperate, Rambler, Hobinson, Out cast, Eady Jane, Unicorn, Tauntonian, The Brigand, The Rustic and others.
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Bath
Diana
Revenge
Bran
Marpessa
Carnaby
Bentley
Cecelia
Passey
Spine
Mazeppa
Famine
Lansdowne
Guilford
Boy Blue
Lady Fly
Shylock
Chantilly
Freedom
Zuilla
Comet
Paris
Louisa
Scrub
Delightful
Pagan
Caliban
Lily
Solon
Popjoy
Reveller
Charming Molly
Ch F Amadon
Sultan
Barney Bodken
Ketchup
Jonas
Pincher
Brc Ganges
Patapao
Goldfringe
Shaver
Rachael
Languid
Blank
Airy
Peregrine Pickle
Changeling
Desperate
Brc
Rambler
Hobinson
Eady Jane
Unicorn
Tauntonian
The
Brigand
Rustic
The Boudoir Stakes entries and horse weights listed
Burlington figures and a list of horses with ages weights and odds for the Boudoir Stakes on 10 November. Entries include Worry Chancellor 12st 9lb, Boy Blue 10st 13lb, Lansdown 10st 4lb, Patepan 10st, and Rose names like Uni vera and Challenger half bred.
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Burlington
Edmund
Squire Kes
Guildst Weath
Lansdown
Patepan
Guldfritge
Squirrel
Rufus
Orville
Robinson Crusoe
Levity
Univera
Princess Victoria's Sixteenth Birthday fete at Surrey Zoological Gardens
A gala at Surrey Zoological Gardens celebrated Princess Victoria's sixteenth year with nobility and working families in cheerful attendance. Hungarian singers performed from a balcony as Coldstream Guards supplied music. The crowd watched Mr Green's balloon ascent featuring Signior Jacopo, a half human figure in Spanish attire, who landed safely after a parachute deployment and was paraded back amid cheers. The balloon ascent occurred from a lakeside platform and the spectacle was repeated the next day.
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Victoria
Coldstream Guards
Green
Zronaut
Signior Jacopo
Signior
Mr. Green
Terrerma
Rhodes and Lambeth Palace through old world views
The piece surveys Rhodes with its mosques, bazaars, and fortifications, praising its maritime position and climate while noting Turkish indolence. It moves to Lambeth Palace’s historic archbishopric rooms, repairs, and art, then details a French insanity ball at the Saltpetrière, lauding its therapeutic aim and reception by patients and staff.
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Ruopys
Rhodes
France
Spain
Italy
Germany
Malta
Asia
Greece
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Egypt
Syria
de la Martine
Holy Land
Lambeth
Archbishop Sudbury
Wat Tyler
Col. Scott
Charles I
All England
Juxon
Scott
Laud
Cornwallis
Tillotson
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Wartham
Church of England
Marseilles
Cardinal Pole
Pinel
Seid
M. Esquirel
M. Pariset
Medical Gazette
Rumor of Kennedy as Indian Judge and Palmerston Visit Stir Tiverton
Rumour in Tiverton claims Kennedy of the Representatives will become an Indian Judge and that Lord Palmerston may soon visit. The report has caused a stir in the borough, though it is regarded as gossip by Luminary.
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Tiverton
Kennedy
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