Cartoons Exhibition Extended at Westminster Hall
The British Woods and Forests commissioners extended the display of cartoons in Westminster Hall by two to three weeks to give the public more time to view the works, amid high attendance and requests for extended access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Hall
Commissioners of Woods
Standard
Taames Tuxnel
Londex and Baicutox
Brighton
Sraplatn
Wixpsor
Qld
Dover Road
Canterbury
Ireland
United Service Gazette
James Angove
Gommon Moor
Red Gate
St. Cleer
Tur Tea Trads
Canton
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Theentleman
FaTat Coutisiox
Sza
Concord
Teignmouth
Newport
Wales
Padstow
John Esdaile
Quebec
Paod
Bristol
Reeves
Greenwich Railway Company
Greenwich
He Marche St. Jean
Hotel Dieu
Woopen
Kensington
Commissioners of the Metropolis
Kensington Palace
Messrs. Mylne and Co
River Thames
River James
Cremorne-house
Collins
Lambeth
Spencer
Pope
Htage
Morland and Hogarthe
Regent-street
Baron Alderson
Royal Society
General Pension Society
Augusta
Marylebone
Cuaxceny
Hts
England
Knightsme
Wigram
Piotr
All Hallows
Garrett
St. Botolph’s Church
Bishopsyste
Blomfields
London
Grey
Clereford
Burgy
KeErinc
Charles Napier
Thyrpore
Sukkur
Khyrre
Pital
Ebyrpore
Wuorpson
St. George
Ingleton
Eton
Windsores
Benefit for Elton orphans at Haymarket Theatre
The Haymarket Theatre hosted a charity night for the seven Elton orphan children. Strewn with tributes and readings, the program featured Louison the Little Devil and a Hungarian dance as actors and committee members from the profession united to support the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton
Webster
Haymarket
Grace Darling
the Haymarket
Emmeline Charlotte Elizabeth Wortley
Duke of Rutland
Charles
Lord Wharncliffe
Corps Operatique
Grisi
Mario
England
Exeter Theatre
Roy
Covent-Garden Theatre
Henry Wallack
House of Commons
Shakspeare
Gentlemen vs Puayens cricket match at Lord's monumental contest
The annual Lord's match opened with 137 in the first innings as Wenman top scored for the gentlemen. In the Tuesday finish the gentlemen triumphed by 20 runs after a dramatic bowling display by Lillywhite and precise batting by Taylor and Felix. The day ended with the Eton regatta crowds, boats in order and a fireworks finale at Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen
Puayens
Lord’s
Wenman
Hawkins
Box
Mr. Kynaston
Guy
Mr. A. Vennb
Hillyer
A. Mynn
Pilch
Butler
Mynn
Craven
Alfred Mynn
W. Mynn
Dean
Felix
Colson
F. Ponsonby
Lillywhite
Taylor
Pickering
Mr. Boucher
E. H. Grimston
Eton
Windsor
Preston
Back
Burton
O’brien
Talford
Myers
Hanbury
Count Bathyany
Steerer
Thetis
Woodbridge
Lord Moreton
Stanhope
Tighe
Bunny
Sutherland
Wyndham
Serocold
P. Smith
Britannia
Westminster
Surrey
Thames
Heavy betting and races at Goodwood and Lambeth watermen
Sporting intelligence reports heavy wagers at Goodwood with prices on Cotherstone Murat Gor hambury and other lots as staked. It covers Lambeth watermen races with six pairs of oars and a re row of Doaoett’s Coataxon Bapar, plus Eton Westminster tug races and Royal Yacht Squadron Cup at Cowes won by the Gem after a tight time race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noulton
Hercules
Lambeth
Westminster Bridge
Brunswick Gardens
Vauxhall Bridge
Surrey Shore
Hungerford
Lambeth Stairs
Richard Wilson
William Wilson
Edward Maynard
Henry Moon
George Wilson
Henry Maynard
Edward Perry
W. Richards
Lewis Richards
George Maynard
George Wyle
Surrey
Pink
Blue
Scarlet
Yellow
Spain
Doaoett
Doggett
W. Jolliffe
South Sea
Swan
London-bridge
Chelsea
George Somerville
Somersquay
James Frys Kidney
Stairs
Limehouse
Thos. Hughes
Ratcliff-crosa
James Scott
Battlebridge
Horselydown
Henry Charles Ligo
Garden Stairs
Greenwich
William Staples
Horseferry
Westminster
Scott
Fry
Blackfriars Bridge
Staples
Somerville
Hughes
Boata
Eton
F. A. Goodenough
E. Colquhoun
L. A. Cramer
E. R. Glyn
W. L. Smith
E. C. Barton
J. H. Smart
J. G. Smyth
Merewether
Steerer
Severe Luttrell
Lord Henley
Babington
Codrington
Wilson
Ffolliott
Tukes
Murdock
Putney Bridge
Mortlake Church
Etonians
Putney-bredge
Gravessend
Gravesend
James Baldock
Joseph Sparrow
W. Nottingham
W. Rowe
Henry Corbyn
William Mele
Mele
Rowe
Goshen
William Tollison
W. Osborne
John Cox
James Luke
G. Nightingale
John Whitehead
Cox
Roya Yacht Squadron
Cowrs
Gem
Sch
Marquis of Ormond Chenatell
Therese
Earl of Desart
J. Delafield, Esq
Peni
C.bulkeley
Willo'the'Wisp
C. H. Wil- White Cornel
Hams
J. Bayley
Bart
Forest Fly
W. Hornby
M. Higgins, Esq
Corsair
J. Congreve
Owen Glendwr
N. Barwell
Brilliant
G. A. Ackers
Hebe
A. W. Corbet
Circassian
W. Lyon
Intrepid
Earl of
Examination and committal of Rebecca's daughters case
Swansea reports the examination of four defendants charged with destroying Bolgoed gate. Witness John Jones describes a mob of hundreds, armed and masked, surrounding Bolgoed toll bar on 6 July, led by Daniel Lewis alias Rebecca, with others including Griffith Vaughan and David Jones. The court adjourned to a public hall as armed crowds gathered and officials considered legal proceedings under the 7th and 8th George IV act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansea
Assize Hall
John Morris
J. H. Vivian
M.P
Hewson
J. Collins
J. O. Benington
L. W. Dilwyn
Cameron
Treasury
Raven
Crown
Messrs
Tripp, Walters
Jefferies
David Jones
William Morgan
Daniel Lewis
Griffith Vaughan
Maule
Belgoed
Vaughan
John Jones
Cwm Sker
Llangafelach
Bolgoed Gate
Llandilo Tal-Y-Bout
Glamorgan
Goppa
Ponterdulais
Dan Twyn
Bolgood
Tme
Organ
Bolgoed
Morgan
Jones
Munnyddy Goppa
Velimeha
Mr. Tripp
Gellywrenissa
Gallywrenissa
Richard Jones
Llanedy
Carmerthen
Mon Hay
Hendygate
Goppa Mountain
Becca
Rebecca
Swindon Bolgoed gate case ends with committal for trial
Eyewitnesses describe Rebecca gatherings on the mountain and gate destruction at Bolgoed. Statements recount rewards for testimony, details of conversations with Mr Rees, and evidence from John Jones and others. Magistrates commit Vaughan and others for the next assizes after a long day of cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeccas
Mr. Rees
Swansea
Attwood
Rees
Mynidd-y-Goppa
William Jones
Rhyd
William
Wm. Jones
Rebecca
Carmarthenshire
John Nash Smart
Maule
Vaughan
County of Pembroke
Joan Naisa Smanr
G. Vaughan
Pontardulais
Tripp
Walters
Jefferies
William Tense
Rhyd Gellyfawr
Fountain
Bolgood
Magneth Goppa
Llanedy
John Jones
Jeferies
John Williams
Penyfiddy
Jones
Fan Jones
Evan Roberts
Llandifawr
Rees Morgan
Llangafelloch
Bolgoed
John Joyce Strick
Clydach
Richard Jones
Witness
Mr. Davis
Charles
Royal family depart for Windsor by Great Western
Tax Covnr. reports Her Majesty and Prince Albert with Prince Augustus and Princess Clementine traveling to Windsor by the Great Western railway arriving at four twenty PM. They plan to return to town on Tuesday for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Prince Augustus
Clementine
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Windsor
Great Western Railway
Spain
Madrid
Seoane
Simmery
Burgos
Zurbano
Vittoria
Dyce Sombre Lunacy Commission Opens in Regent's Park
A commission de donatico inquirendo sits before J Barlow to examine the mind of David Ochterlony Dyce Sombre of Hanover Lodge Park Road Regent's Park. The case follows his marriage to Miss Jervis and rising suspicions of insanity after marital tensions and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ochterlony Dyce
Commission de Donatico
Calvert
Chancery Bar
Hindostan
Sombre
Begum
Sirhind
England
India
Dyce Sombre
East India Company
James Clarke
Cochrane
Princess Sirhind
Troup
Fisher
Duchess of Leeds
Dyce
Witness
Lord Combermere
Lord St. Vincent
Lord Lowther
Lord Marcus Hill
Sir W. Parker
Mr. Jones
Lords Combermere
Marcus Hill
Montgomery
Europe
Dr. Chambers
Sutherland
Dr. Sutherland
Dr. Elliotson
Conduit Street
Mr. Dyce Sombre
A. Montgomery
Quentin Dick
Sir Charles Barrow
Sir Charles
Mrs. Dyce Sombre
Mr. Dyce
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Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall
Gorhambury
Trish
DeErey
John Day
Peel
J. Day
Crockford
Colonel Peel
Orlando
Mr. Wreford
Sandwich
Esmeralda
Will
Perth
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