Extraordinary world a tiny horse presented to queen
A minuscule horse from Java, only twenty seven and a half inches tall, arrived at Windsor Mews as a royal gift. The remarkable animal, rising near five years old and of dark brown color, is described as quiet and playful amid courtly fascination.
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Tursday
Royal Mews
Sheetstreet
Great Western Railway
Java
Newfoundland
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Prince Albert
Keighley
Yorkshire
Marylebone
Waterloo
Southwark
Vauxhall Bridges
Gravesend
London
Billingsgate
Corporation of London
Goldham
Fellowship
Guldham
Willingsgate
Rochester
Colchester
Norfolk House
Lambeth
Lambeth-walk
King-street
John Brown
Bermondsey
Charles Williams
Snowfields
Elmes
Hamburg
Margaret Pinnock
Stanley Street
Great Bolton
Lancaster
Henry
James
Richard Atkinson
John Vesey
Robert Palmer
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Totnes Banks
Wise
Western Times
Steam Faicate
Blackwall Stairs
Hope
Morrison
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Nillet
Capelstreet
Rose
Wildtreet
Drury-lane
Mr. Cross
Kitchener
Bowling-green-lane
Clerkenwell
Alderman Brown
William Heygate
D. W. Harvey
Pritchard
Payne
Ledger
Jupp
J. Curling
Licht Horst
Goodwin Sands
Iam
Wm. Bush
Ascot
Goodwood
Brighton
Portsmouth
Worthing
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Chichester
Midhurst
Petworth
Arundel
Dreapru
Cox FL
James Tatham
Long Reach
Graham
Uralam
Eaufort Iron-Works
Mr. Edmunds
Parhably
Extravagant Waxy and Wonders at the Theatre
Monday night the theatre staged Waxy and Wonders or Audame Lassoud's at Midnight to great success. Mark Lemon wrote the piece, with Mrs Keeley and Mr Corrie delivering strong performances. The show parodies Madame Tussaud's figures with living actors, and the audience praised the extravaganza and other performances at the Swan.
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Audame Lassoud
Mark Lemon
Madame Tussaud
Napoleon
Shakspeare
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Henry the Eighth
Lucy Lot
Mrs. Reeley
Lucky Star
Boots
Vauxhall Ganniys
Mr. Batty
Parcell
Aung Arthur
Drury Lane Theatre
Rossini
Coventgarden Theatre
Adelaide Kemble
Alfred Shaw
Merceau
Giorne Dorrore
Mr. Chorley
Benedict
R. Hughes
Mr. O'Neill
Dr. O'Toole
Haymarket
Webster
Rubini
Birmingham
Her Majesty's Theatre
Dover
Adelaide Kembee
Glasgow
M. Sartoris
Milan
Signor Cartegenova
Cartegenova
Mr. Ewing
Criminal Court
United States
Havannah
Europe
New Orleans
New York
Fanny
New York Theatrical Fund
Fanny Elssler
America
Park Theatre
St. Petein's
Signor
Andrea Gambassimi
Paris
Prince Albert
St. Peter
Rome
Buckingham Palace
Importation of cattle and a strange child struggle
Ten fine grass fed bullocks landed from Rotterdam on the Colombine mail steamer at Lowther Thames street marking the first import under the new tariff. A Somerstown inquest into Rosa Stradwick's death at one month revealed a violent dispute over the child between Barton and Thomas, with a police officer aiding removal. Post mortem found no external injuries and natural death assumed. coroner wary of post event inquiries.
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Rotterdam
Wakley
M.P
Brill
Somerstown
Rosa Stradwick
Thomas
Barton
Hambledon
Aquatic Amusements and Regatta Recaps on the Thames
A windy no-go delay and a resumed Tuesday race followed by celebrates at Greenwich. Gnome and Champion compete downriver with the Champion finishing ahead. prizes include a silver tea-service. Wagering matches at Shadwell, the watermen’s coat and badge, and a long-standing Hanover anniversary are highlighted. The Thames regatta attracts spectators as boats race from Greenwich to Coalhouse Point and back, with Red, Green, and other crews winning heats. The Yaques championship for the silver sculls features Mr Chapman versus Mr Wallace under late-hour conditions, ending with Wallace taking on Putney after a capsize risk near the barges.
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Gravesend
Royal Sovereign
London
T. and
R. Meeson
Champion
H. Gunston, Esq
Poole
Jus
Silby, Esq
Greenwich
Gnome
Gray's Pier
Genie
W. Harrison, Esq
Fortuna
Messrs. Meesom
Royal Yacht Tavern
Cranston
Dowcert
Doggett
George the First
House of Hanover
London-bridge
Chelsea
William Jolife
George Henry Ross
John William Rugg
King Edward Stairs
Wapping
George Edward Rose
Horselydown
Lewis Louis Shull
Tower
James Liddy
Wandsworth
William Meckiff
Horseferry
Westminster
Meckiff
Lyon
Liddy
North Shore
Edward Rock
G. E. Rose
L. AL. Shell
Ross
Rugg
Blackfriarsbridge
Sholl
Meckif
Chelsea College
St. Paul's
Shadwel
William Dove
Shadwell-dock-stairs
Robert Skinner
King James's Stairs
Horatio Nelson
William Lane
Cole-stairs
John Barnes
Bell-wharf
Preen
James Mickerson
Shadwell Dock
Bell Wharf
New Crane
Greenwich Regatta
Princess Sophia Matilda
Earl Fitzhardinge
Admiral Stopford
Blackheath
James Hubbard
John Hagen
Henry Robbins
Theophilus Bagley
William Horn
John Funge
Red
Hubbard
Hogan
Green
Thames
Jenkins
Chapman
Wallace
Westminster Bridge
Mr. Chapman
Camden
Mr. Wallace
Searle
Middlesex
Lewis
Lambeth Church
Penitentiary Wall
Penitentiary
Immense steam vessel ordered for 1650 tons and 800 HP
The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty instruct Oliver Lang to submit a plan for a steam vessel of 1650 tons burthen and 800 horsepower with a crew of 300. This exceeds the capacity of Britain’s largest existing first class steam frigates, which run about 1000 tons and 400 HP, illustrating the scale of the planned ship. The project accompanies another 800 HP vessel named the Dragon, initially slated for Woolwich but moved to Sheernore Chatham.
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Lords Commissioners
Admiralty
Oliver Lang
Woolwich Dockyard
Lang
Woolwich
Sheergore
Chatham
Goodwood and Brighton racing under scrutiny amid crowding and chaos
Sporting intelligence reports a crowded Goodwood scene with betting notes and concerns over ring intrusion and corrupted meetings. It compares July to August, cites times and odds, discusses cups and stakes at Goodwood and Brighton, and records major races and winners with detailed weights and positions.
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Doncaster
Lewes
York
Goodwood
Saul
Hall
New York
Retriever
America
Brighton
East Sussex
Tam
Lord Maidstone
Scott
Mr. Wreford
Victoria
Lord G. Bentinck
Rory O'More
the Youngan
Snowdrop
Concertina
Dark Susan
Cornuto
Galaor
Yorkshire Lady
Yorkshire
Camelino
C. T.Y.C
Lord Chesterfield
Peter the Hermit
Nat
Mr. Sadler
Butler
Sultan Junior
G. Bentinck
Peter
Decisive
Mr. Johnstone
Robinson
Mr. Forth
Mr. Ferguson
Fireaway
Mr. Etwall
Lord Westminster
Mr. Bell
Squire
Mr. Allen
Higgin
Priam
Thistle Whipper
Belewur
Charles
Seamew
Seamen
Belecour
Anglesea
Cecil
Currycomb
Salisbury Races and Cricket Across Elite Matches
Thoroughbred races at Salisbury feature Prosody and End and Odds amid swarms of heats and plate events, while Kent England and Eton Harrow matches at Lord's unfold with big crowds. The Harrovians beat Wykehamites and Etonians in tight contests as Prince Albert joins rabbit shooting at Norfolk Park. A Leicester assizes jury weighs a prize fight stake dispute over a £110 pot after a Lord's race bet.
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Mr. Bird
Amadis
Edwards
Mr. Booth
Dunnybrook
Lord Sandwich
Queen Philippa
Colonel Peel
Slane
Mary Anne
Lord Exeter
Sultan
Rhodacantha
Sir Hass
Bartholomew
Mr. Thornhill
Benjamin
Salisbury
Produce
Mr. Etwall
Palladium
Wiltshire
Lord G. Bentinck
Rogers
Mr. Herbert
Kent
England
Pilch
Hillyer
Harrow
Gentlemen of
Winchester
Eton
Lord's
W.G. Tupper, Esq
Young
Fellows
Hon
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H. Ray, Esq
Randolph
F. Freeling
Esq
G. Milles
Aes M. Ainslieb
H. Ray
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Harrovians
Wykehamites
Wykhamites
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Serene
Hereditary Prince of
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Norfolk Farm
Great Park
Viscount Sydney
Edward Bowater
C. A. Murray
G. E. Anson
Royal
London Stac
Leicester Assizes
Owen Swift
Smith
Charles Jenkinson
London Stag
George Moore
Leicester
Greenland
Moore
John Smith
Goodhead
Swift
Acquittal in Leicester assault case shocks court
At Leicester assizes, sixty three year old Michael Shipman was acquitted of forcing a young servant, with the jury deeming the evidence a conspiracy to extort. The trial featured rival witnesses, medical opinions, and accusations of impropriety by the prosecutrix and her family.
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Leicester
Humfrey
Miller
Shipman
Hill
Q.C
Mellor
Thomas Farmer
James Maudle
Maides
Hinckley
Cottrell
Cain
Poole
John Bucknald
Market Bosworth
James Mantle
Abberley
Worcestershire
Henry Lingin
London
Miss Lingin
Philip Knott
Perg
Stainforth
Baron Parke
MonstavautEx
Charlotte Barnacle
Mary Barnes
Elizabeth Waring
Barnes
Justice Patteson
Curtixe
Murper
William Vann
Mary Vann
Oliver Clarke
Oliver
Thomas Macaulay
Henry Scott
Home Circuit
Guicprorp
Ang
StaBsinc
Justice Coltman
Thomas Hollands
Anne Skinner
Bell Public House
Godstone
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