Singular Discovery at Westminster Bridewell
A female prisoner dressed as a man was held in Westminster Bridewell after being discovered among male inmates. Governor Tracy and officers unmasked her, revealing she is about eighteen with delicate features, who had lived in Sussex with relatives and endured prior disguises and confinement. She admitted using the name George White and described an extensive pretrial journey from Chichester to London, with workhouse and Mendicity Society labor while passing as male. The case prompts inquiries into her Sussex connections.
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Tracy
George White
Syle
Rehe
Oakum
Res
Jst
Sussex
Paily
Caminde
Iit
Chichester
Evilging-House
Oyden
Metropolis
Mendicity Society
Yeaa
Kensawton Union
Marlborough Street
Sien
Stan
Tracey
Fontan
Elliott
Reynolds
Pratt
Slorable Bres
Pimlico
Hue
Heaton
Isieeo
Sdav Marming
Hly
Fort
Ufbankruptcy
R. Abbott
Gene
Bere
Med
Rho
Heathos
Sean Muntenae
England
Mbott
Saauuet
Giviner
Covent
Canvix
FaratRe
Merchant
Planchie
Bee
Vestris
Harrison
Madame
Cartain
Wallack
Mrs. Stirling
Martin
Rachael Heywood
Strickland
J. Webster
Toby Heywood
Bernard
St. Mary's Eve
Haymarket
Madame Celeste
Madelaine
Mr. Power
Prayel
Olympic Theatre
G. Wild
Charles O'Malley
Irish Dragoon
Mr. T. Lee
Mikey Tree
Mark Lemon
Gipsey
Cupid
Venus
Proserpine
Adonis
Wilson
M‘ian
E. Loder
H. Phillips
Henry Phillips
Phillips
Balfe
Ombrastro
Dublin
Victoria Theatre
Oshbaldiston
Kate Winsley
E. F. Saville
Surrey
Knave
Knights of
Victoria
Osbaldiston
Astory
TaEarre
Caucasus
Astley
Goa
Astley’s
Wimonkey
Warerrorp
Rockwell
Tipperary
Waterford Arms
Jane Edwards
Woodrofte
Tord Waldegrave
Waterford Arma
Villebois
Bowen
Mysterious Pimlico death case and bankruptcy meeting
Fragments report a Pimlico area death and a later bankruptcy meeting. A man dies by apparent self harm after a dispute with a servant and neighbor statements describe a foreboding scene. The court and officials discuss officials duties, creditors claims, and proceedings for the bankruptcy hearing and committee formation.
Destruction of the Caroline prompts Dixon's confession in London
A young man named Dixon, claiming service with British forces, testifies in a Southwark office about his role in the Caroline affair. He describes aiding in cutting the Caroline from the ice at Blackrock and details contacts with Captain Paget and Colonel Ruby, asking for protection and possible employment while revealing the incident's context and casualties.
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Dixoi
Southwark
Caroline
M‘leod
Buffalo
Falls
Niagara
England
Blackrock
Graham
Dixon
Paget
43D
Hagle Favern
Sir John Cowan
Alderman Lucas
Kinsey
Establishment
America
M‘seod
John Cowan
Newman
Captain Paget
J. Cowan
Cambrian Coffee-House
Great
Russell-street
Drury Coffee-House
Canada
Edward Paget
MrKenzie
Navy Island
Colonel Ruby
Eagle Tavern
Falls of
Thomas Butler
Butler's Barracks
Ruby
Colonel McLeod
Applebee
F. Emmings
Pony Johnson
Jolson
Angelo
F. Head
Dublin Garrison Races Steeplechase Winners List
The Dublin garrison held its annual steeplechase beyond Maynooth with fine turf and a scenic course. Capt. Martyn and Lady Langford won the major sweepstakes, with D Orsay close behind in a tightly contested field. Additional races followed, including selling stakes and a final farmers’ sweep, all witnessed by officers and spectators.
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Dublin
Maynooth
Ireland
Martyn
A.D.C
Lady Langford
Hercules
Forrester
Cosmo Russell
D'Orsay
Dandy
D'Arcy
89Th Regiment
Gingeretta
Kingscote
Chaff
William Gainey
7Th Fusiliers
Goslip
84Th Regiment
H Warwick
H.S. Blackwood
17Th Lancers
P Emerald
St G. Foley
Miss Prim
Smyth
Mr. Tottenham
12Th Lancers
m.Rosebud
Franklyn
Hra
Welcome
Hay
Poyntz
59Th Regiment
Hazard
Mr. Broadley
Oliver Twist
Louis
R.H.A
Little John
Robin Hood
Lord Cassellis
G Vespasian
P Nightshade
France
H Peacemaker
Bernal
D.C
G the Abbot
Oakstick
Jones
Taylor
Scott
Somerville
Needham
Wood
Lancers
D’orsay
Lady Longford
Anonymous
Somerset
Charles
Knight
Carbineers
Kathleen
Goslin
Roulette
M Tilly
Lord Cassillis
Poultice
Coote
42D Light Infantry
Jonathan Wild
Ramsbottom
99Th Regiment
Weazley
Duchess
Coape
Valentine
Gilbert
Meath
Kildere
Wicklow
Reneras
Flight
Ferguson
Bannathiath
Rutherford
Paddy Whack
R. Conolly
Pioneer
Grierson
Chrysal
Reynard
Butcher
Zara
Bannathlath
Paddy
Deaths and appointments linked to Antrim and Yorks aristocracy
Notices record Natheniel Alexander’s unopposed election in Antrim, and mourn the Dowager Lady Stownroy of Hadlewood Hall, Yorkshire. It lists birthdates, marriages, and lineages of the Langdale and related gentry, noting the demise of a noble title and succession details amid a wide array of family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natheniel
Alexander
Antrim
Major Rowan
Lady Stownroy
Hadlewood-hall
Yorkshire
Mary Langdale
Marina
Charles
Stourton
Charles“ Langdale
Knaresborough
Lord Clifford
Miry Maxie
Vadels
Macartney
Lissarinure-caatle
Mary
Saliatini Eal
HORSE RACING NOTES AND CONTEMPORARY ENTITIES AT NEWMARKET
Detailed program of Craven Stakes and related races with entries and purses. Notable horses include Epirus, Mountain Sylph, Flambeau, Janus, Wahab, Abydos, Oakley, and Garryowen. Nobility and gentry observed in attendance as weather shifts. multiple races run with dead heats and close finishes amid large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Craven
Crayan
Tor Thieg
Wendy
Bowes
Epirus
Osbaldeston
Duke of
Sewerby
Hercules
Africa
Lord ‘Albemarle
Janus
Duke of Portland
Glencoe
Rodosto
Langar
Emigrant
Lord Lichfield
Ibrahim
Malvina
Riddlesworth
D.M
Mr. Payne
Nat
Fulwer Craven
Benedetta
Captain Williamson
Lord Orford
Bettina
Beaufort
Cleveland
Duke of Rutland
Portland
Exeter
Worcester
Normanby
Jersey
Chesterfield
Albemarle
Stradbroke
Godolphin
Villiers
J. Fitzroy
G. Bentinck
H. Mildmay
S. Graham
Grogvenor
Anson
Agnes) Byng
A. Villiera
Jessica
Winer
Ee Aoe Riddlesworth
Wahab
Abydos
Mr. Wreford
Sultan
J. Day
Lord Exeter
Duke of Bedford
Taurus
Oakapple
Robinson
Ft. D.M
Lantgar
Captain Rous
Australia
Cooke
Batson
Potentia
Whorley Hill
Oakley
Duke of Grafton
Fulwar Craven
Jonson
Edwards
W. S. Stanley
Goodman
the Corsair
T.Y.C
Mr. Byng
Garryowen
Chapple
Ruthless
Perdita
Glencos
Mr. Greville
Myrtle
Menalippe
Mr. Ford
Metternich
Plenipotentiary
Arundel
Ascot
Ascot, 8St 7B, and Mr. Wreford
Court and Fashion From Windsor and St James's Luxury
Royal notices and society items from Windsor and London outline charitable gifts to West Penchard parish and Pimlico Charlotte chapel schools, royal renovations at Frogmore and St James's palace, Yeomen of the Guard rooms, Beagles for Prince Albert, and high society marriages and elopement rumors with courtly detail.
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Westminster Bridewell
Aatley
Davey Lane
Macready
Drary-lane
Eays
Glover
Keeley
Nisbett
Elton
W. Bennett
Serle
Marshall
Anderson
Payne
London
Drury-lane
Miss. Bruce
Wyatt
Bruce
Madiles
Fanny
Elisler
Paris
Adelaide
Killarney
Thames Tunnel
Jim Crow
Clarke
Lockey
Grenadier Guards
Tus
Royal Polytechnic Institution
Greenwich Hospital
Archimedes
Carpenter
Bains
Rosenthal
Duke of Wellington
Toe Diorana
Bunrogo
Letcestter Square
St. Jean D’acre
Damascus
St. Jean D'Acre
Snowyelad
Lebanon
Suffolk Street
Bultisn Institution
Creswick
Roberts
Inskipp
Cooper and Ward
British Museum
National Gallery
Hampton Court
Raphael
Greenwich
Sporting
Beyrout
Darling
Lord Albemarle
Viola
Cotton
Ab. M
T.M.M
D.mi
Bedford
Ley
Valayin Se
West Penchard
Chesse
Beryl
Henry ‘Wheatley
Edward ‘Thompson
Charlotte’ Chapel
Hanover
Princess Augusta
Frogmore-lodge
Frogmore Lopes
Duchess of Kent
Prince Albert
Windsor-castle
George the Fourth
Queen’s Guard
Queen’s ‘Guard
St. James’s Palace
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
Prince George of
Cambridge
St. James's
Windsor Castine
Windsor Castles
Her Majesty
Her
Whitehall
ifas-Housegonrg
2D Regiment of Life Guards
Reid
Gel
Mountjoy
Lawley
Wenlock Stud
Sir Edwin Pearson
Alicia Anne Hewitt
Viscount Lifford
St. Mary’s Church
Robert Maude
Clogher
Viscountess Lifford
Hawardan
Ashley Mante
Francis ‘Stande
John Howitt
Babington
A. Pearson
Montague Square
Piaam
Walter Jamesy
Hull
Huison
Sodor and Man
St. Margaret's ‘Church
Westminster
Duchess of Northumberland
Earl of Rosebery
Ord. Stafford
Lord Castlereagh
Henry Hardinge
James Clarke
Whitehall Gardens
Hobart
O'Connell
Charles O’connell
New South, Wales
van Die
Lady Beauvale
Spain
Brickton
Nth
Hussars
Wm. Higginson Duff
23D Fusiliers
Lord John Loftus
United Service Gazette
Rowan
Windsor
Great Park
Prince
Albert
Foy
Royal
Beagles
Ford
Majesty
Adelaide-lodge
Prince’s ,Beagles
Cumberla
Maynard
Journal
Tor
Maraickingham
Bucau Palace
Shirday
Baron ‘Parke
Baron Parke
Hyde-park
Grosvenor-gate
Grosvenor-square
Taney
Royal’ ‘Botanic Society
Deomaay
Justice Wightman
Queen's Bench