Miscellany notes on Egypt and emigration in 19th century press
A sweeping miscellany reports on Mehemet Ali’s circle, Napier’s Arabic translation of dispatches, and Turkish-Egyptian tensions. It notes emigrants sailing from St Katharine’s dock to New York aboard the Wellington, with 200 passengers including farmers and mechanics, and describes weather, insurance cases, and local notices.
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Fuysburg Gazette
Alexandria
Heidegg
Foros
Candia
Wand
Tai Pacha
Astute Mre
Chadwick
St. Kathadock
New York
Aufrica
Wellington
St. Katharine's
Qu Packet
Gravesend
Portsmouth
Manuel Martinez
Wearith
Benorus
Norwich Assizes
Cam
Thomas Hawes
London
William Gaskell
Yorkshire Agricultural Bank
William Banks
Kinross-shire
Charles Adin
Ae West Adie
Las
North
Lincolnshire
Pembroke Royal Dockyard
Admiralty
Custem Pembroke Arsenal
Yorkshire Agricultura Vinty
Hollonehiesiay
Lord Wharncliffe
Western
Great Western Vivay Company
Wea Hive
Bristol
Exeter
Cheltenham
Great Western Railways
Great Ester
Bath
British Museum
Weer
Birkbeck
Derwent Lake
Keswick
Paisley
Ae Nidle—Seutch Paper
Bana Pacnets
Foote
R.N
Devonport
Pees
Plumridge
Valle
J. Padicrasia
Nel Williams
Hawley
Hawley’s-lock
Regent's Artery
Stumpstead-Road-Bridge
Maine
Bone Canal
Force
Benbury
Goldington-street
Westend
Brill Vt
Wachee
Hannor
Regent’s Canal
Mitinon
Clements
Ma- Hiden
Sid Bay Gimons
W. Strange
Oster Row
Indecent surgical trials at Downham union workhouse
An inquiry into alleged indecent treatment of female paupers at the Downham Norfolk union workhouse reveals that Rev Howman attended operations of a peculiar character. Depositions show the doctors and clergyman present during examinations, with witness Mary Ann Leedale describing viewing of the patient and disclosing her age as fourteen. The account portrays the case as disgraceful and aims to deter future extraneous medical practices.
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Downham Union
Norfolk
Central Board
Mary Ann Leedale
Palmer
Ward
Mr. Howman
Mr.Wad
Mrs. Bushell
Susan Forster
Elizabeth Hardy
The
Union
Susan Lenton
Mr. Hunter
Union House
Susan Bushell
Flood
Tam
Mary Anne Leedale
Susan Flood
Mr. Wales
Mr. Ward
Steel
Mr. Steel
College of Surgeons
Apothecaries’ Company
Horncastle
J. W. Milnes, Esq
Wales
Howman
the Apothecaries
England
J.S. Bradfield
Goodwood racing features and results across a full week
A detailed sporting dispatch from Goodwood covers daily race changes, notable stakes, and winners. It lists Craven Stakes winners such as Mulatto and Lavant Stakes victor Passion, plus achievements in the Drawing room Stakes, Ham Stakes, Queen's Plate, and Cup races with horses like Ralph, Dismal Jemmy, Orelia, and The Currier. It notes Cup-day crowds, weather impacts, and other events including rowing contests and tower regatta feats.
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Goodwood
Tvsanay
Mr. Etwall
Melody
J. Day
Mr. Goodman
Belgrade
Lavant
Mr. Sadler
Elis
Sibextra
Conolly
Duke of Richmond
Easlesfield
Lord G. Bentinck
L Agst
Egst Eaglesfield
Passion
Eaglesfield
D.S.C
Lord Albemarle
Ralph (Robinson
Lord Exeter
Cesartwitch
Mustapha
Son Ralph
Jemmy
Colonel Anson
Black Bess
Nat
Mr. Bowes
Black Beck
Capote
Lord
Taurus
Victoria
Colonel Peel
Colonel
Hester
Baleine
Mr. Gregory
Barrier
Myr. Gratwiche
Exeter
Albion
Lord Whichfield
Ray Middleton
Zillah
Firebrand
Goodwood Club
Naworth
Mr. Gardner
T.Y.C
Lord Chesterfield
Johnny An
Duke of Beaufort
Camel
Miss Craven
Cllytrap
Bagting
S.W
Mr. Shelley
Heron
Chapple
Mr. Smith
the Maid
Orelia
Lord Lichfield
the Corsair
St. Francis
Arctic
Welfare
Dr. Caius
Lady Liverpool
Bosphorus
Muleteer
Isabella
Monops
Exit
Wirrestrew
Master Tommy
H. B
Henri Quatre
Carlotta
Monsieur le Sage
Liverpool
Tommy
Corsair
Muonops
Mr. Treen
Benedetta
Conelly
Mr. King
Strawhat
G. S. Byng
Garry Owen
Mr. Osbaldeston
Currycomb
Lord Eglinton
Potentate
Lord Miltown
Mr. Balchin
Mr. Jones
Amulet
Mungo Parke
Mr. Gratwicke
Clementina
Halfcaste
Benedette
Whorley-hill
Remnant
Rogers
Sir C. Cockerell
Drury Lane season opens with Concerts d Ere at top venue
Drury Lane Theatre reopened under Eliason with the Concerts d Ere featuring Koenig Pilet Hancock Richardson Frisch Deloffre Prospero and others. Jullien conducts as echoes of encores fill a full house new stage decor in pink and white with mirrors and a Venus grotto set the scene.
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Drury-lane Theatre
Eliason
Mr. Gre
Koenig
Pilet
Hancock
Richardson
Frisch
Deloffre
Prospero
Jullien
Olympic Theatre
Astley
Squire
Mr. Laws
Palmer Greenland
Miss
Sydney Foster
Michael Wright
Mrs. White
London Assurance
Covent-garden Theatre
Vainhall-Gardens
Nassau
Vaushall Gardens
Green
Royal Thames Yacht Club Race Ends Season With Three Prizes
The Thames Yacht Club held the season finale with three prizes in silver salvers for different classes. Yachts Ada Gazelle Gnome Victorine Widgeon Sabrina Vixen Lady Rival Brilliant and others competed from Greenwich to Woolwich. Victorine won first, Ada second, Gnome third as Gazelle lost mainsail, with a large Commodore’s post-race reception and thanks to Tarmer the steward.
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Thames Club
Prince Albert
Greenwich
W.N.W
Louisa
Ada
Gnome
Barking
Sabrina
Widgeon
Woolwich
Coal House Point
Brilliant
Leeward
Victorine
Grays
Greeenwich
Gazelle
Messrs. Stokes
H. M. Upton
Mr. Wright
Her Majesty
Tarmer
H. Gunston
H.M. Upton
Sabrina Tee
Lord Alfred Paget
Widgeon T. C. Snook
R. & T. Meesom
Thomas Smith
Victorine Beans
T.and
C. Stokes
T. Edwards
W. Sawyer
H. J. Bailes
R. Wright, Esq
Henry Fowler, Esq
Poet Burns Draws German Poets Favorites
The Foreign Quarterly Review notes Burns as a prime attraction for German poets with four translations recently published. Despite the challenging subject, many poems and songs are rendered well, staying true to the originals. A new steamer, Princess Royal, completed Greenock to Liverpool in fifteen hours ten minutes, the fastest voyage on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Foreign Quarterly Review
Greenock
Liverpool
Dreadful Accident at East India Docks and Related Incidents
A wagon crushed a young man named James Dench at the East India docks causing serious injury and his removal to London Hospital. Additional reports cover a near drowning of Elizabeth Moore, an elderly street accident in Devonshire Street Mile End, a fatal railway accident near Broxbourne involving George Chandler, a pavement collapse injuring Ellen Young and her infant, and Randell the convict’s recapture at Liskeard after a Plymouth escape.
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East Invi Docks
East India Docks
James Dench
London
London Bridge
Elizabeth Briant
Devonshire-street
London Hospital
Northern and Eastern
George Chandler
Hear Broxbourne
Herts
William-street
Blackfriars Road
Ellen Young
Grant
St. Thomas's Hospital
Randell
Plymouth
Wilson
Liskeard
Standell
The Exeter Murder Confession and Arrests
A manhunt in Exeter followed the murder of Nathaniel Bennett after a hat and stick were found near the Deaf and Dumb Institution. Bennett was found in the river with a broken nose and torn watch chain. Brinsmead confessed to the crime with Pitts, detailing a route from the Cattle Market inn to Colleton terrace. Several suspects including Tout, Sanders, Fletcher, and Jane Avent were brought to examination, with Brinsmead and Pitts in custody and the watch later traced to Mrs. Meringo. The case led to continued magistrate hearings with further remands pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Nathaniel Bennett
Colleton Terrace
Trew’s Weir
Custom-house Inn
Edge
Colleton-terrace
West of England Fire and Life Insurance Company
London
Bonhay
Cattlemarket
Exeter
Southstreet
Gingham
Lascelles
Besley
Devonshire Chronicle
T. Pitman
J. C. Luxmoore
Tout
Sanders
Fletcher
St. David's Church
James R. Snellgrove
Pitts
Snellgrove
Market House Inn
Bennett
Taylor
Brinsmead
Stuckes
Graham
Messrs
Bishop and
Eyre Kingdon
W. Kingdon
Mr. Bennett
South-street
Holloway Street
Mr. Bennnett
Meringo
Casper Meringo
Grand Jury
Mrs. Meringo
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