JF Tames's Theatre Weekly Cast Listings
Monday program lists Brigand Count Julian with Mr Braham and Miss Rainforth. Burletta My Album features Eliza Granville and Mrs Honey. The Brothers stars Oxberry Stirling Matthews and J Mordaunt. Concludes with Hero and Leander led by Leander and Miss Mordaunt.
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JF. Tames's Theatre
Count Julian
Braham
Lauretta
Royal Olympic Theatre Last Season Cast and Box Office
The program lists performances with Madame Vestris departed for America. Names include F Matthews C Mathews Orger Vining Farren Bland Lee and Andrews Box office opens 10 to 4 with private boxes at 167 New Bond Street.
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Royal Olympic Theatre
Madame Vestris
America
Teene
Risgdoves
Mr. F. Matthews
Mr. C. Mathews
Mrs. Orger
Messrs
Farren
Mathews
Vining
Keeley
Farrer
Bland
Miss Lee
Mr. Vining
Mr. Bland
Mr. Andrews
New Bond-street
Splendid Exhibition at West Strand Gallery
A listed display titled Splendid Exhibition features the Gallery of Practical Science on Adelaide Street West Strand with exhibits such as Steam Gun Oxy Be Microscope magnets electricity and telegraphs. Also shown are Arnott’s and Harper and Joyce’s stoves Hearns and Davies’s boiler Cole’s patent railway carriages and a musical performance by Miss Hinckesman and O B Mott’s Sostenente Piarogforte. Open from ten in the morning with admittance one shilling.
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Row Gallery OF Practical Science
Adelaide Street
West Strand
Arnott
Harper and Joyce
Hearn and Davies
Mr. Cole
Hinckesman
Mott
Sostenente Piarogforte
Merning
Stock market dull but moneyed in Holland Spain Portugal shares
City notes business quiet with limited stock action in Holland Spain and Portugal securities. Money remains abundant keeping prices steady while railway shares show minor weekly improvement. U.S. advices add little new. England exchange rate fell to 1043 on the 5th. Senhor Carvalho and family left for Lisbon likely to resume minister of finance post.
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Spain
Portugal
United States
England
Senhor Carvalho
Lisbon
Corn Exchange
Mark Lane
London
Lucan
West Indies
East India
Bengal
Java
Siam
Havannah
Ceylon
Batavia
Brazil
Saco
Bankrupts and certificates list from London Gazette Turspay
A Turspay April 24 notice lists bankrupts including James Maskey Ivy-lane victueller James Bogie Liverpool underwriter and Mary and James Hatton Liverpool wine merchants with a May 15 deadline for objections. It also details certificates to be granted and lists numerous partnerships dissolved among firms such as Wickham and Hooper Bristol silk mercers and Parnell and Illingworth Bennett-street surgeons, plus other trades across England.
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London Gazette
Turspay
James Maskey
Ivy-lane
Wilton-mews
Grosvenor-place
D. Moginie
St Mary-at-hill
J. and
H. Holt
Liverpool
J. Threlfall
Manchester
Reeth
Lyon
G. Bailey
E. Wilcock
T. Hague
Sheffield
Lee and Rossum
Huddersfield
T. Gilder
Dartford
Car Hollins and Co
Hockley
Warwickshire
Horsfalls and Foster
Denholme
Yorkshire
Parnell and Illingworth
Bennett-street
St.James’s-street
surgeons—Deeping and Sketchley
Newark-upon-Trent
Nottinghamshire
R. Giblett
Reading
Berkshire
H. Forrest
Blackburn
Lancashire
J. M.kean
St. Marylebone
Rothwell and Dearman
Salford
Justian-dyere
Ogden
May and Co
Miller and Shell
Cheltenham
Reynolds and Bracey
Old Broad-street
Notaries Public
Reynolds, Palmer, Bracey
Bulmer
Attornees-At-Law
W. and
P. Postlethwaite
Diverston
mercers—Norris and Beasley
Birmingham
W. Witherspoon and Co
J. Arbuckle and Co
Greenock
Tanners
R. Dick
T Barclay—Gordon, Barron, and Co
Woodside
Aberdeen
Dissolutions of Partnerships Across Trades in 7 Local Listings
A list of dissolved partnerships including white lead and colour makers at Berner street Commercial road and coal merchants from Oxford to Chester. Other entries cover woollen drapers in Birmingham and Manchester, bankers in Pensance and Westminster, chemists in Derby and traders in Sheffield and Leeds.
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Charleton
Joseph Hadley Reddell
Berner-street
Thomas Brooks
George Coppock
Oxford
Edwin Robinson
Isaac Lister
Manchester
Thomas Hemingway
Joshua Taylor
David Stephenson
George Stephenson
William Robinson
Benjamin Tong
Thomas Tong
Joseph Tong
Willaam Taylor
John Vickerman
Mary Tong
Richard Ward
Sands Mills
Yorkshire
Crysalters
Thomas Hensman
James C. Parbrick
Birmingham
William Gilbert
Charles Fletcher
Stephen Ammold
Sheffield
Abraham Beesley
Jacob Beesley
George Grenfell
Henry Samuel Boase
John Josias
Arthur Bosse
Pascoe Grenfell
Pensance
John Roberts
James Hargreaves Roberts
Habergham Eaves
Burnley
Lancashire
Richard Beck
Edmund Bowyer
Chester
Horace Boys
Robert Maclean Smyth
Westminster
William Wright
Peterborough
William Turner
William Shaw
Derby
Thomas Preston
John Bullard
William Butler Hayles
Henry Holt
Old Fish-street
City
John Richardson
William Ellison
Abraham Barrow
Amos Green
Leeds
William ‘M'Colloch
Barnett Sloman
Wardourge Et Soho
Mary Brighty
Elizabeth Prosser
Huntie
Don
Richard Mewton
Richard Rawling Mewton
Truro
John Cooper
Joshua Spratt
Chequers Yard
Robert Pugh
John Findlater
Richard Thomas Pugh
Salisbury Wharf
Strand
Manslaughter verdict in fatal tap room blow case
In Southwark an inquest found Richard Galhagan guilty of manslaughter for striking Jeremiah Daly 30 in a Bankside public-house quarrel over a penny. Daly died from a head injury. the coroner recorded the verdict after four hours of testimony.
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Payne
Lantstreet
Southwark
Jeremiah Daly
Timothy Conner
Everstreet
Gravel Lane
Anchor
Bankside
Callum
Sheep
Reardon
Ryan
Richard Callam
Richard Galhagan
Galha
Galkagan
Peter Reardon
Slade’s Court
Redcross Street
Galbigan
Galhagen
Edmund Sheen
Ever-street
Galhagan
Boardrop
Charing-cross Hospital
Higgs
Charles Wood
Grenadier Guards
Charing-cross -Arracks
John Burgoyne
Angerstein
Hamilton
1St. Regiment of Grenadier Guards
Manby
Royal Navy
Blackmore
Charing-cross
Mereweather
Brook
Canalbridge House
Camberwell
W. Carter
Surrey
Harriet Jackson
Henry Exall
P Division
Kent Road
Peckham Felds
Footpath
Halfpenny-hatch
Burks
Valentine
Kent-street
Borough
Thomas Backs
Mary Law
William Law
Grand Surrey Canal
Barnes
Larter
Brutal Purring Fight in Pilkington Ends in Gory Standstill
The Manchester Guardian reports a brutal purring fight between William Thornley of Gorton and James Rayner of Har parkey for 25 pounds aside. They used boots with nailed studs and fought 28 minutes, leaving Rayner severely wounded. Thornley declared victor. Police intervened late, and authorities are urged to prosecute all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thornley
Gorton
James Rayner
Harparkey
Unsworth
Pilkington
Bury
Hughes
Thornley
Rayner
Thomas
Manchester
Whitehead
Prestwich
Miss Edge
Bess-o’-the-Barn
Braxdlesome Hall
Dawe
Herse
Execution of William Hill for Rape and Murder
A Liverpool paper recounts the eight o'clock Saturday execution of William Hill in Warrington for the murder of Betty Minshull. It details his composure, religious attendance, final moments, the interrupted benediction by an anonymous note, and the crowd's coarse mood as they dispersed.
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William Hill
Betty Minshull
Warrington
Horner
Liverpool
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