New Strand Theatre Public Notice and Schedule
The public is informed of events at New Strand Theatre including performances by Mr J Russell and a King in the Act, with a new musical piece and a promised extra ordinary show. A late program lists acts, station house references, and a nine thirty performance with plans for a second pecan.
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NEW Strand Theatre
Wrench
J. Russell
Wieden
Prussia
Benson Mill
Stolbeck
J Rasell
Niddermannersteinchwanchouingen
W. Smith
Kireh
Oxberry
Countess Polsen
Grifith
Maria
A. Crisp
Wheatley
Panny Faddle
Mrs. Chapman
Mab
Ully
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle and Hats Advertisements
A fragment from the Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle describes its liberal, independent stance and broad news coverage drawn from London papers. It lists circulation and advertising reach, then shifts to a long advertisement for Beaver hats at 2s and related hat goods with pricing, store location at 35 Strand near Cecil Street, and a caution against copyists.
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W.taie
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Chronicle
London
Chronicle
Lary
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle
Jamessquare
Robert Howard
Wellington-street
Strand
Harker Aut Co
Fleetstreet
Newa
Cbrondr
Scotland
John Perring
Straud
Carper
Cercil-street
N.B
Sorner
Cecil-street
ASHAW'S GOFFEE-HOUSE BRIGHTON INSERTS ECONOMY AND COMFORT
RIGHTON praises a new middle ground hotel offering comfort, respectability, and economy in Brighton. ASHAW'S GOFFEE-HOUSE at No 21 New Road advertises central location, decent beds, private sitting rooms, and full dining facilities. The notice urges visitors and invalids to choose affordable, home-like lodging over costly hotels.
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Brighton
Ashaw
Goffee
New Road
Renshaw
Newmarket First October Meeting Promises Betting Action
The Newmarket meeting opens Sunday, with main events including the Grand Duke Michael Stakes tomorrow, The Hopefel on Tuesday, and the St. Lever on Wednesday. Many horses arrive as bettors gauge form. notable contenders include Clearwell, Weeper, The Tutor, Shylock, and others from Duke of Rutland, Lord Chesterfield, and Lord Exeter stables. The meeting runs four days with limited sport, while local hunts and races in Ireland and Park Green offer broader wagering anticipation.
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Newmarket
St. Lever
P.P
Clearwell
Lord Exeter
Cactus
Ascot
Goodwood
Lord Chesterfield
Weeper
Mr. Chaldeston
the Tutor
Duke of Rutland
Shylock
Mr. Batson
J. Mills
Lord Stradbroke
Colonel Peel
Duke of Grafton
M. Wood
Lord
Mr. Cooke
Marcus
Elvaston
Fidalgo
Agyptus
Sultan
Marinella
Brother
Beiram
Augusta
Lord Jersey
Ishmael
Janissary
Glenmore
Bully Diversity
Mr. Grant
Emilius
Duc Ling
Lord Orford
Sir J. Graham
Jason
Emery
Col. Veel
Nonsense
Duke of Portland
Addy
Uke of Portland
Amphiarus
Mr. Chifney
Longwaist
Mr. Cosby
Bravo
Folkestone Regatta Draws Crowds Despite Weather
Folkestone held its regatta on the 7th with lively crowds along the cliffs and shore, vessels in harbour decorated and ships in the roads. Prizes were distributed by Miss Marian Loch with Stewart Majoribanks MP, thanking locals for organizing the event. Subscriptions reached LOO with noble and political subscribers including the Earl of Radnor, Lord Sandes, Hon. R Watson MP, Sir Edward Knatchbull, and John Loch.
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Folkestone
Marian Loch
Stewart Marjoribanks
Earl of
Norwich and Liverpool music festivals draw crowds and funds
The Norwich Musical Festival reports ticket receipts near 4570 pounds with generous donations. Liverpool Festival starts tomorrow and runs to Friday with rehearsals today. Cardiff Eisteddfod has raised about a hundred pounds and enjoys broad support from Glamorgan and Monmouth families. Worcester reports a grand ball at College Hall with 800 guests and extensive hospitality from church authorities, hospitality extended by the bishop and dean. The meeting is expected to surpass five thousand pounds in receipts as visitors flood the city.
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Norwich
Liverpool
Braham
Cardiff
Rochester
Trade Association Formed To Oppose Longer Hours
On a Saturday meeting at the London Mechanics Institution no general gathering occurred to form an association against longer labour hours. Speakers Mr burbury Mr Walker and Mr MDonnell reported some wealthy masters planned longer hours. They warned that such action would drive other tradesmen to follow, hurting workers. The new association includes nearly a thousand members.
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Workisc Goopsmiths and
London Mechanics’ Institution
Io Association
Burbury
Walker
M‘donnell
Inquests and Deaths Furniture Public House Whitechapel
Multiple coroner inquests recount deaths in Whitechapel and Camden Town. One tradesman Jeffery Row and laborer Robert Vincent died in their homes with verdicts of death by visitation of God and found drowned. Also a melancholy suicide-like case at Peckham and other parish notes from Scotland.
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Suppex
W. Baker, Esq
John Barteycora
Thowasstreet
Whitechapel
Jeffery Row
Obert Vincent
Thomas-street
Alime
Witness
Sarah Vincent
Cricketers
Favern
Wellington Street
Camden-town
Regent's Canal
Joseph Martin
Ellerking
Mampstead Road
Watermen’s Arms
Peckham
Ann Elliott
Richard Billiter
Henry Hurst
Ann Ellis
Samuel Ellis
William Elliott
Decease of Rajah Rammahun Roy in Bristol visit
The Brighton Gazette notes Rajah Rammahun Roy of Calcutta died early Friday after a brief illness during a visit to Stapleton Grove near Bristol. It laments jury list omissions of about 200 names and highlights public admin issues.
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Rajah Rammahun Roy
Calcutta
Stapleton Grove
Bristol
Brighton Gazette
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Brighton Park
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Ranger
Law
S. Warne
Bell-yard
Temple-bar
Whitecrosg- Street
Mary Jettery
Black Hole
Speldhurst
Brighton
Loughborough
Queen’s Head
Mill-street
J. Skevinz
Worcester hops market eases amid wet weather decline
Worcester market notes a glut of Herefordshire and county hops. Buyers delayed on a wet day while prices fell 3s to 5a per cwt since Saturday the 21st. A large stock remains warehoused for a future market as sales show 1,532 pockets of new hops and similar quantities of old. Prices range from 6l to 6l 1s per cwt with a few fine samples at higher rates.
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Worcester
Herefordshire
Royal visit notes at Windsor Castle September day
The article details a Windsor sequence as weather delays the Queen from leaving the Castle while the King takes short rides in public and private settings. Visitors include Mr Spring Rice Captain Campbell and Sir B Stephenson with divine service in the private chapel. The royal couple are expected to lunch at Kew tomorrow.
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Windsor
Spring Rice
Captain Campbell
Sir B. Stephenson
Isaac Gosset
Mr. S. Rice
B. Stephenson
J. Wyatrille
Kew
Three Ministers Attend Doncaster Races With Little Noted Show
Ministers Lord Althorp, Mr Stanley, and the Duke of Richmond visited the Doncaster races but displayed no enthusiasm or engagement. Althorp appeared inanimate, Stanley looked dull, while Richmond offered no signs of reaction, leaving spectators unmoved by their presence.
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Doncaster
Lord Althorp
Stanley
Duke of Richmond
Wellesley administration praised as new Irish viceroy takes office
From our correspondent in Dres Serreserr 28 reports cautious optimism for Lord Wellesley as new viceroy in Ireland. The piece contrasts his prudent governance with Lord Anglesea’s failed regime, noting improved public reception, a firm impartial judiciary, and early signs of administrative effort led by Mr Littleton. Rumors of legal department changes circulate amid calls to sever Tory ties to gain popular trust.
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Kilkenny
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Callan
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Dublin
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Royal review and Brighton departure planned for Windsor
The King will review the 3d regiment of Dragoon Guards in Windsor Great Park on Monday and host a dinner in St George's Hall in the evening. Their Majesties will leave for Brighton around the 28th of the coming month.
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Blacque
Brossa
E. Tree
Continental Speculation
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Sussex
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