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Prorogation talk and Ipswich election intrigue rise
In a London gossip of the period the Prorogation of Parliament is expected by week’s end. The Ipswich by election features Liberal George Thompson and Lord Nugent, with Sturge and Walter contest dynamics and a lively public meeting at Andrew’s bazaar.
Greville Libel Action Over Sunday Times Report On Epsom Race
The Hon. Mr. Greville sued the Sunday Times at Guildford assizes for libel over a report on the Epsom races. The paper alleged he withdrew his horse Canadian to win large bets and lamed the horse. After witnesses and cross examinations, Lord Abinger guided the jury to find for the plaintiff with damages of 250 pounds.
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Greville
Guildford Assizes
Lord Abinger
Sunday Times
Epsom
Thesiger
Kingdom
Montgomery Dilly
Littleton
Hampshire
Nat
Hamby
Field
Day
Stephenson
Duke of Grafton
Ascot
Goodwood
Mr. Field
Wood
William Field
Grevilla
Fulwar Craven
Jockey Club
Charles Greville
Newmarket
George Weatherby
Colonel Peel
Charles Fitzroy
Lord John Fitzroy
Mr. Greville
Extravaganza Ware and ff orders at Madame Tussaud's stage
A London theatre review praises the extra extravagant piece Ware and ff orders at Madame Tussaud's. Mrs Keeley and Mr Corrie lead, with strong satire on public fashions and figures of famous characters. The crowd, full house, applauds loudly as new pieces are announced.
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Strano
Ware
Aadame Lussaud
Mark Lemon
Madame ‘Tussaud
Napoleon
Shakspeare
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Henry the Eighth
Lucy Lot
Mrs. Keeley
Boots
Surrey Turatne
Guy Mannering
Miss Romer
Rubini
Padre Lablache
Batty
Purcell
Drury Lane Theatre
Rossini
Coventgarden Theatre
Adelaide Kemble
Alfred Shaw
Ebben
Morceau
Giorno D'Orrore
Chorley
Benedict
R. Hughes
Mr. O'Neill
Dr. O'Toyle
Haymarket
Webster
Birmingham
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Dover
Avenalon Kemutr
Glasgow
M. Sartoris
Milan
Signor Cartegenova
Cartegenova
Count Sartoris
Almond
St. Mary's Episcopal Chapel
Glasgow Chronicle
Alms House BuiLpisc Fund
Royal Albert Saloon
Hamblin
Mr. Ewing
Criminal Court
Elssler
United States
Havannah
Europe
New Orleans
New York
Fanny
New York Theatrical Fund
Fanny Eissler
America
Park Theatre
MopEt
St. Pretenr’s
Signor Andrea Gambassini
Paris
Prince Albert
St. Peter
Rome
Garter Chamber
Buckingham Palace
Witttama
W. S. Williams
London
Scotch Williams
Kilmarnock Road
Dublin
Bath
Bristol
Liverpool
Sadler's Wella
R. Honner
Bio
Aquatic Amusements and Thames Regattas End Season
A lively report of sailing and rowing events on the Thames. The last amateur match failed to finish due to insufficient wind, with Gnome and Champion contending the next day. prizes included a silver tea-service. Greenwich Regatta drew large crowds with multiple heats and a late great scullers’ race for the silver sculls between Chapman and Wallace, ending amid mishap as Wallace fouled near barges and sank into a Leander boat.
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Gravesend
London
RB. Meeson
Champion
H. Gunston
Poole
I. Silby
Greenwich
Gnome
Gray’s Pier
Royal Sovereign
Messrs. Meesom
Royal Yacht Tavern
Eunston
Doceert
Coat
Baver
Doggett
George the First
House of Hanover
London-bridge
Chelsea
William Joliffe
George Henry Ross
John William Rugg
King Edward Stairs
Wapping
George Edward Rose
Horselydown
Lewis Louis Sholl
Tower
James
G. E. Rose
L. L. Shell
Liddy
Ross
Rugg
Blackfriarsbridge
Sholl
Meckiff
Stoss
St. Paul's
Shadwell
William Dove
Shadwell Dock-Stairs
Robert Skinner
King James's Stairs
Horatio Nelson
William Lane
Cole-stairs
John Barnes
Bell
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
Mr. Chapman
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Westminster Bridge
Camden
Searle
Chapman
Middlesex
Lewis
Lambeth, Church
Penitentiary
Putney
Immense Steam Vessel Ordered by Admiralty
The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty require Oliver Lang, Woolwich master shipwright, to submit a plan for a steam vessel of 1650 tons burden with 800 horsepower engines and a crew of 300. This size exceeds the largest current British steam frigates and a 650 horsepower Penelope conversion, as another 800 HP vessel named the Dragon is also planned but moved from Woolwich to another yard.
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Lords Commissioners
Admiralty
Oliver Lang
Woolwich Dockyard
Lang
Woolwich
Sheeruees
Chatham
Tattersalls Monnay Goodwood Stakes attendance questioned
Sporting Intelligence reports a large Goodwood crowd amid concern over ring intrusions by several dubious figures. The notes include racing quotations for St Leceu and Denpy 1843 events, with many horses listed as taken or offered and a brief Thursday update noting few members present and nothing notable accomplished.
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Tattersall
Monnay
Goodwood
St. Leceu
Anson
Attila
Ramsay
Cabrera
Forth
Ferguson
King
Lagat
Peel
Combe
Meiklam
Denpy
Lord Chesterfield
Brighton and Goodwood racing in bleak light of committee rule
A critical view of August race meetings noting lack of interest and mismanagement by local authorities. The piece condemns committee control, cites examples from Epsom Doncaster Lewes and Goodwood, laments rising thievery by thimble-rig bands, and previews the Brighton and Huntingdon programs with doubts about turnout and stakes. It references the Goodwood Cup race timing by Hall of New York and reports several race results from Brighton and related meetings with horse names and winners.
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Epsom
Doncaster
Lewes
Egham
York
Goodwood
Saul
Percol
Hall
New York
Retriever
East Sussex
Kent and England Likely Four Days at Canterbury Match
Cricket report from Canterbury notes Kent and England may play four days as first innings and early totals unfold. Kent's Pilch 98, Mynn 11, Bayley 5 not out, England 12 for loss two with Barker 53 and Guy 36 at Tuesday end. Crowd near 2,500. weather favorable. multiple school matches and royal rabbit shooting linked to Prince Albert reported.
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Kent
Excuanp
Canterbury
All England
England
Pilch
A. Mynn
Wenmen
Dorrington
Nessis
Whittaker
W. Baker
Mr. E. Bayley
Ward
Fenner
Box
Barker
Guy
Hillyer
Adams
C Hon. Ponsonby
S Box
W. Mynn, Esq
C Box
N. Felix, Esq
Salisbury Races Wednesday Produce Stakes and Cup Results
At Salisbury on Wednesday the Produce Stakes of 50 sovs each for h ft mile and a half saw Palladium walk over. The Wiltshire Stakes 25 sovs each, two miles, were won by Lord G. Bentinck riding The Carrier over Arctic Belissima and Picotee. Her Majesty's Plate 100 ge walked by Wardan. The City Bowl final two-heat race went to Belissima over Defy and Ishmael. Peloponnesians walked over in the one mile race. Una won the Stand Plate over Thona and Defy in a two mile event. Arctic claimed the Gold Cup over Una in the two-mile contest. The City Members' Plate 50 added to 10 sovs per mile and three quarters was won by Thistle Whipper in four heats, Peloponnesaus and The Currier following. The Scurry Handicap of 5 sovs with 50 added was taken by Palladium ahead of Bellissima and Teetotsler.
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Sournameton
Hope
Winchester
Mildmay
George Thompson
Lord Nugent
St. John
St. John Mildmay
Thompson
Andrew's Bazaar
Ipswich
John Easthope
Sturge
Sturgearty
Rovian
Walter
Walterites
Mr. Stevens
O'Connor
M‘douall
Vincent
Stephens
Swann
F. Hardwicke
John Walter
T. B. Charlton
Chilwell
Samuel, Bean
John Sturge
Wm. Cripps
Feargus O'Connor
Henry Vincent
F. O'Connor
Her
Windsor
Royal Mews
Sheetstreet
Great Western Railway
Java
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Billingsgate
Corporation of London
Goldham
Rochester
Colchester
Margaret Pinnock
Stanley Street
Great Bolton
Wlore
Norfolk House
Elmes
London
Hamburg
Messrs
Parslow and Co
Orange and Pepper-streets
Wheatley
Glasgow
Whitetreet
St. George's Church
Hullett
St. George's Place
Railway Magazine
Great Titain
Birmingham and
Derby Junction
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Chester and
Birkenhead
Dundee and
Arbroath
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow and
Ayr
Paisley
Greenock
Chester
Crewe
Great North of England
Great Western
Liverpool
Manchester
London and
Birmingham
Blackwall
Brighton
Ditto
Shoreham
Croydon
Sss. Eee
Greenwich
London and South Western
Manchester, Bolton
Bury
Manchester and
Leeds
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and
North Shields
Northern and Eastern
North Midland
Ceseeeseeess
North Union
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield
Eastern
TSA
Ulster
York
Wepwyespay
Old Course
Mr. Theobald
Belgrade
Wakefield
Colonel Wyndham
Norna Creina
G. Trollett
Tiger
Mr. Lichtwala
Miss Stilton
Lord Chesterfield
Knight of the Whistle
Mr. Mare
Argus
Mr. Gardner
Mr. Rush
Plenipotentiary
Mr. Stirling
Lord G. Bentinck
St. Jean d’Acre
Lord Exeter
Albion
Monops
W. Howlett
Mare
Mr. Goodman
Langar
Lord
Exeter
Muley Moloch
the Shadow
Wig
Obelisk
Mr. Balchin
Dromedary
Chummy
Singleton
Mr. Smith
Knightsbridge
Big
Exquisite
Maresfield
Glennary
Mr. Priaulx
T.Y.C
Miss Heathcote
Pocahontas
Crouch
G. Bentinck
Muley Molocn
Young Petuara
Nora
Creina
St. Jean d'Acre
Lon Nora Creina
Huntingdon
Huntingdonshire
Lord Kelburne
Acton
Colonel Peel
Nightingate
Ajax
Mr. Bird
Amadis
Edwards
Mr. Booth
Queen Phillippa
Pe Donnybrook
Lord Sandwich el
Slane
Mary Anne
Sultan
Rhodacantha
Sir
Mr. Thornhill
Hans
Bartholomew
Pettit
G. Thornhill
Button
Wykehamites
Etonians
Harrovians
Lord's
Wykhawites
Salisbury
Mr. Etwall
Rogers
Mr. Herbert
Sadler
Hobson
Peloponnesans
Mr. Treen
Una
Duke of Richmond
T.Y U
Evwall
Palladium
W. Day
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