Mixed News and Rumors From London and Abroad
Miscellany item notes the approaching marriage of Lord Jee te Toay Constance Paget daughter of the Earl of Uxbridge and reports on a North American royal mail steamer Thege Hewitt sailing from Liverpool with shipments and passengers. It also covers a death by self-inflicted duel wound, a Manchester grammar school case, a theatre charity anniversary, industrial strikes, and colonial dispatches with troop movements and political tension.
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Jee Te
Constance Paget
Earl of Uxbridge
Thege Hewitt
Liverpool
J. T
Barings
Southend
Essex
Edward Johnson
Prittlewell
Iention
Srasvond
Rye
Lord Cottenham
Manchester Grammar School
Manchester
Freemasons
Duke of Cambridge
Royal
Robert Grosvenor
Wood
E. Byng
B. Bond Cabbell
Alexander Daf
K.C.B
Paul Joddrell
G. Smart
Anderson
Shaw
Beaumont
Woodfield
Penliwyn
Westgate
Mas
Bailey
New South Wales
Woolwich
Charles Caltile
G.C.B
Kensallen
Causce
Perwos
Carter
Surrey
Duke of Sussex
Rosa Ann Cottell
Park-passage
Peckham New-town
Rermen Stors
Trg
London
Dundee Warder
Hye
Tone Missio Society
Leeds Mercury
Issaid
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid
RE Carr
E of Good Hope
Colesbury
Orange River
Bette
Hare
Mocke
Philopolis
Caledon
Nottingham Election Returns Mr Georing Gisborne Victory
In Norrixcuam on a Thursday night polling opened at eight. Conservatives led early, then Liberals overtook by ten o clock, with Gisborne's liberal tally rising from 677 to startling totals by two and three o'clock. By four o'clock Walter led, then Gisborne finished with a majority for Gisborne as the final count showed.
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Nottingham
Gisborne
Norrixcuam
Walter
Rertury
Cottert
Collett
Beresford
Leabridge
Knowles
Dart
Roper
Kitty Clover
Werninck
W. Edwards
Fancy
Finch
Charlatan
Wilson
Bright
Dungannon
Aaa
Nouirse Hall
Thomas Gisborne
J. Walter
Lord Radcliffe
Mr. Walter
S. Bean
Complete Suffrage Association
T. B. Charlton
Johnn Walter
Jun
Charlton
J. Parker
J. Sweet
Roberts
F. O'Connor
F. Melville
el Wilcockson
Tyas
Times
Eadson
Sappho at Drury Lane Ends in Tragic Leucadian Leap
A detailed London theater review of the Greek tragedy Sappho as performed at Drury Lane. Miss Clara Novello debuts as Sappho to thunderous applause, praised for her vocal mastery and poetic expression. Mrs Alfred Shaw also impresses, with Phillips as high priest and the production acclaimed for its staging, scenery, and musical depth.
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the Weekly Chronicle
Felo de Se
Drury-lane
Fortunio
I Planché
Madame Vestris
Covent-garden
Madame Albertazzi
Madame Garcia
Princess's Theatre
R. Charles Mathews
Madame Veatris
Haymarket
Signor Lablache
Signor F. Lablache
London
Bridge Wharf
General Steam Navigation Company
Dart
R. Stock
Boulogne
Crana Novelto
Axp Maus
Alfred Shaw
Bitsy Town
Macready
Sappho
Pacini
Mr. Serle
Rasselas
Appho
Clara Novello
Alcander
Apollo
Phillips
Phaon Allen
Alconus
Alcowus
Phaon
Climene
Sippho
College of Arephes
Lysimachus
Stretton
Heaven
Clemene
Aong
Macreads
Circus
Pershhe
Ack
Leucadia
Wilson
Chester Cup betting shocks and Epsom races update
Sporting intelligence details bets and odds at Tattersall's for the Chester Cup, Derby, and other races with dramatic shifts in Marius Cotherstone and Amarino. It notes near daily changes and final prices, plus Epsom Spring Races rescheduled to Friday to avoid Croxton Park clash and a favorable report on Sea Bridge and Seabridge meeting outcomes.
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Corsair
Hailve
Priscilla Tomboy
Martyr
Marius
Maccabeus
Cotherstone
Murat
Aristides
Amarino
Gaper
Agst Gamecock, &c
Winesour
Napier
Eprom
Cagster Cur
Lord Chesterfield
Marshal Soult
Lovesey
the Corash
Wormald
Millepede
Isaac Day
Pluwmer
Alice Hawthorn
Kitching
W.M. Stanley
Bateman
C. Monck
Meik‘lam
Aristotle
Bell
Westminster
Goodman
Denny
Blakelock
Bowes
Puel
G. Heathcote
Amorino
Anson
Griffith
Newcourt
Theobald
Ford
Amerina
St. Valentine
Chotornian
Epsom
Craven
Downs
Tottenham Corner
Seabridge
Murder at St Pauls Cathedral ends in court scene
Augustus Sintzenich faced the lord mayor at Mansion House on Monday charged with aiming a loaded pistol at a clergyman during prayers at St Pauls cathedral. Witnesses described a serious, calm youth who drew and snapped an old horn pistol, sparking and flashing as he pointed toward the clergy. He was remanded to Friday as hearings on insanity were discussed.
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Augustus Sintzenich
Mansion House
Mr. Haden
St. Paul's Cathedral
Brierly
Charles E. Harte
Bank of England
St. Paul’s Cathedral
H. Plymaull
Eyrecourt
Leather-lane
St Paul's
W. E. Sheksell
Fetter-lane
St. Paul's
Edward Houghton
Lisson-Street
Waterloo-road
John Gulling
Christ’s Hospital
W. Buntell Ward
W. Fowler
Stepney-street
St. Paul’s
Henry Wood
Henry Milne
John Lingard
Tamrod
Lloyd
Black Horsecourt
Fleet Street
Papa
Mama
James Stuart
A. J. F.sintzenich
Fleet-street
E. R. Sintzenich
Milnes
Victoria
Ar. Brierly
Cardinal York
Rod Roy
J Ames Stuart
Duke
Bordeaux
France
Dan‘perous
Mr. Brierly
England
Compter
Bayswater
Ted
St. Paul'’s Cathedral
A. J. F. Sintzenich
Epwaspd Rex List
Zenice
Corn Law League rhetoric stirs Drury Lane audience
The Corn Law League speakers drew applause from a middle class crowd at Drury Lane as they denounced landowners and urged free trade. The piece tracks four years of League growth, its press subsidies, and rising London activism, warning landowners of looming consequences if they remain silent.
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Drury-lane
England
League
Whig Party
London
Leaguers
Anti-Corn Law League
Drurylane
John Bull PanaNet
Lord Brougham
Model Republic
Lord Campbell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Ashburton
Lord Ashburtom
Lord Broughem
New York
Mike Walsh
New York Herald
Tyler
Mike
Zabriskie
Col. Zabriskie
Walsh
Bentham
Colonel Zabriskie
Globe
Conn
the Mermaid
Hackney
S. Smith
Mr. Paulton
George Offer
L. Heyworth, Esq
Liverpool
Mr. Smith
Good Cause
Sunderland
Newcastle
Stina
Dungannon
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York-street
Marsh-gate
Lambeth
Kennington
Prince of Wales
Paxton
Derby
Nelson Monument
Trapalgar Square
Close
Cheltenham
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
British Association
Cork
Tse Tate da. Southey
Southey
Charles Cuthbert Southey
Edith Mary Warter
Bertha Hill
Katharine Southey
Henry Herbert Southey
Harley Street
Henry Taylor
Colonial Office
New Palace
Astley’s Theatre
George Searle
Withall
Bradford
Leeds
White Hall
Holmfirth
Digbeth
Capella
Walker
Smanley
Thomas Villiers
General Hospital
William Hinks
Birmingham Advertiser
Sir Francis Canantrey
Allan Cunningham
Jones
R.A
Francis Chantrey
Sir Fane
Allan Cunningham. Lady Chantrey
Royal Academy
Navy
Malta
Mediterranean
Edward Owen
United Service Journal
Rolls Court
Lord Langdale
Joze Francis
Marlborough Street
Hyde Park
Prince Albert
Soi
Sporting Intelligence
Earl of Rosslyn
Nenwork Fox Houxt
Holt
Lord Hastings
Lord Sondes
Hunt
Captain Mott
Major Girling
J. Bradfield
W. Norris
G. Gunton
John Ome
R. Breton
J. S. Brown
Elgra
Yeomanry
Earl of
Orkney
Glennap
Sweden
Taplowcourt
Bucks
Lord Orkney
Scotland
Thames
Taplow Court
Greenock
Ayr
Tweed
Mertoun
Richard Dennistown
Springwood Park
Sprouston
Ned Adams
Gravesend
Adams
Berty
Orley
Norley
Athena
Otho
M. Christides
Athens
Ccseeeve
Saesere
Liberal Party