Miscellany notes on politics and society
A digest from Parliament shows Thomas James and Thomas Ginn petition to defend Mr. Tomline's return, with a hint of delaying decision. Lady Augusta Charteris dies suddenly at Wilton House, Cheltenham, wife of Lord Rossmore. Rumors place Rev. Dr. Waddington as future Dean of Durham. Coroner dispute in Manchester set for quarter sessions. The London bishopric reports close to 21,000 adherents. London artists and explorers tour Jerusalem soon. Ireland debates assizes reform. Glasgow hosts science visitors for the British Association.
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Police court notes from Guildhall and surrounding districts
Saturday reports detail multiple cases from Guildhall including a teetotal emigrant fined after mild drunkenness on King Street, a Waterloo Place prostitute charged with harassment and found gold, and a Windmill Street woman admonished for intoxication. Also covered are assaults on police at Queen Square, a tea chest theft in Worship Street, a Spirit seizure in Lambeth Street, omnibus assault complaint in Poplar, and a Camberwell beef robbery plot at Union Hall with three men committed for trial.
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Alderman Johnson
Marlborough Street
Harvriet Seymour
Long
Waterloo Place
United Service
Panton-street
Haymarket
Elizabeth Bates
Regent-street
Windmill-street
Marylebone
Peter Murray
Regent’s Park
House of Correction
Queen Square
Soupien
Willian Morley
Ist
Grenadier Regiment
Davis
Burrell
Commissioners of Police
Worship Street
George Redman
Cork
Carman
Goswell-street
Lambeth Street
Elizabeth Binner
G. C. Norton
Brice
Redmond-row
Whitechapel
Sanders
Thomas Sanders
Union-place
Stepney
Norton
Reese
Poplar
Blackwall
Fardell
Mr. Norton
Reeve
Cook
Shrimpton
P Division
Standon
Goodwood Races Craven Stakes and Supporting Events
At Goodwood, Mickleton Maid won the Craven Stakes beating Mus and Welfare with Interlude and Garry Owen following. Lavant Stakes went to Glaucus’s progeny Clementina by Actwon, while The Corsair claimed the King's Plate Course. The Craven Stakes day featured The Currier and Guava in the Goodwood Stakes, and many other heats including the Queen's Plate and Goodwood Cup with Beggarman and Mus among top finishers. Royal attendance included Duke and Duchess of Nemours. racing events continued across Thursday and Friday with multiple cups, heats, and plates enhancing the meeting’s prestige.
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Mr. Bowes
Mickleton Maid
Conolly
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Payne
Welfare
Lord Eglinton
Interlude
Mr. Byng
Garry Owen
Mus
Glaucus
Rogers
Mr. Gratwicke
Clementina
Actwon
Lord G. Bentinck
H.R.H
Velocipede
Assagai
Lord Lichfield
Sir Hercules
Robinson
Lord Exeter
Glenlivat
Mr. Theobald
Hope
Corsair
Bosporus
Currier
Gardner
G. Pettat
Lord March
D.S.C
Wreford
Wardan
Glencoe
J. Day
Lord Chesterfield
Gambia
Amurath
Houldsworth
Bowes
Bruce
Actzon
Scott
Mr. Fairlie
Zohrab
Captain Pettat
Captain Pettat), Beating Mr. Foster's Combat, Aged, and Lord G. Bentinck
Capote
Duke and Duchess of
Capt Gardner
Enterprise
Nat
Abraham Newland
Mr. Allen
Orelia
Percy
Hetman Platoff
Glenboat
Mr. Shelley
the Drama
Domino
the Potentate
Mendizabel
Adrian
Joannina
Pocket Hercules
Pluto
Herman Platoff
Glenlioat
The
Potentate
Mr. Tren
Doncaster
Mr. King
Feather
Lord Bruce
Mr. Forth
Marchioness
Smith
Bedford
G. Bentinck
Confederate
Lady Geraldine
Mr. Wreford
Amarath
Capt. Williamson
Mr. Sadler
Defy
Duke of Orleans
Mr. Ramsay
Colonel Peel
Algiers
Johnson
Greatrex
Pocahontas
George Bentinck
Naworth
Forth
Muley
Herman Piatoff
Charles XII
Lanercost
Beggarman
Grey Milton
Dey
Hetman
Charles XIII
T.Y.C
Mr. Etwail
Pelerine
Tomboy
Duke of Bedford
Taurus
Plaything
Mr. Fuller
Camel
Walfruna
Mr. Rush
Exquisite
Maresfield
Augustus
Lord Jersey
Pettat
Guava
Abraham
Cotton
Craven Course
Lye
Epirus
Col. Peel
Algier
Major Hay
Retriever
Col. Wyndham
Pestonjee Bomanjee
Sandilands
Tren
Payne
Willesden
the Currier
Col. Anson
Nicholas
Hellespont
Lord Verulam
Carlos
Mr. Thornhill
Priam
Rowton
Rosa
Ft. D.S.C
Wakefield
Extraordinary verdict damages in Heaviside v Lardner case
Lewes Assizes heard the case of Captain Richard Heaviside against Dr Dionysius Lardner. The jury awarded damages of £8000 for the alleged seduction and injury to Heaviside and his family after Lardner’s conduct toward Heaviside’s wife. Evidence covered marriage details, letters, and alleged conspiracies, with testimony from relatives and witnesses.
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Lewes Assizes
Richard Heaviside
Brighton
Dionysius Lardner
Baron Gurney
Mr. Thesiger
Mr. Platt
Queen's Counsel
Petersdorf
Sergeant Channell
Clarkson
Dr. Lardner
Heaviside
Eton College
University
Cambridge
1St Dragoon Guards
Spicer
12Th Lancers
Chateau de Capacure
Boulogne
Lardner
Adelaide
London-bridge
Ostend
Dunkirk
Rue Trouchet
Paris
Thesiger
Greville
Carhampton
Wigney
Channell
DoccEr's Coat and BabdGe Race at London Bridge
Ancient contest drew crowds as six youths from Guards Leander Oxonians and Cantabs raced from near London Bridge in a vivid show of speed. Hawkins won with Doubledee second and Connaway third earning 4 7s 6d and 2 12s 6d respectively. Chatterly and Curtis followed. In Brentford, William Saitch was fined 5s and 5s costs for stealing a penny-worth potato from Sir Felix Booth's grounds, accepted as inadvertent but punished to deter field theft.
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London Bridge
Guards
Oxonians
Thomas William Hawkins
Kidney Stairs
Robert Charles Doubledee
Lambeth
John Robert Roberts
John Connaway
Battlebridge
Joseph William Chatterly
Adelphi
George Curtis
Somers’ Quay
Hawkins
Doubledee
Chatterley
Westminster Bridge
Roberts
Swan
Chelsea
Connaway
Curtis
W. Jolliffe
William Saitch
Brentford Petty Sessions
Sir Felix Booth
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Solace
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Success
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Victorine
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J. Brilliant
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Dauntless
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Ripple
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Henley-on-Thames
Coombes
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B. J Doubledee
Tarrant
Robert Newell
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