Westminster Reform Society seeks voters lists amid August inspections
A handbill from the Westminster Reform Society urges electors with aligned views to check church and chapel overseers lists during the first two August Sundays to ensure names are registered. It warns that omissions may disfranchise voters next year unless they file notices by August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Reform’ Society
Westminster
Westminster Reform Society
Tax Office
United States
President Steamship
Liverpool Albion
Milan
Venice
Sir Thomas Phillips
Newport
Lord Greatens Somerset
Louise Hussano
Longtown
Carlisle Journal
Carew
Waterford Chronicle
Fortescue
Louth
Henry Chetter
Loxvox University ConLece
H. Crabbe Robinson
New Zealand
S. Lyons
Sydney
London
J. K. Hooper
Queenhithe Ward
William James
Liston
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Colonel Wood
Middlesex
Sbakspeane Society
Cavan
Clements
R. Maxwell
Liverpool
British Islands
Suceroy
Rouen
Copenhagen
Versailles
Winslow
Luton
King
Griffin
Hermitage Lock
Wapping
Irongate Stairs
Scotland
Alexander Bruce
Payne
St. Thomas's Hospital
James Dixon
Mark Lane
Morley
Camberwell
Tate
Arrival of Their Majesties at Woolwich and London
Latest intelligence reports the King and Queen of the Bexotans arriving by steam packet Widgeon at Woolwich and proceeding to Buckingham Palace. Princess Augusta health update shows improvement. News covers Quadruple Treaty ratifications, parliamentary prorogation plans, and city livery figures. The Spithead explosion demonstrates gunpowder power underwater near the wreck of the Royal Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Bexotans
Royal Dockyard
Woolwich
Widgeon
Hamilton
Ostend
Lilford and
Lennox
Royal Horse Artillery
Austria
London
East
France
Russia
Paris
Spain
House of Lords
Prince Albert
Lord Chamberlain
Lord Great Chamberlain
City of London
Haberdashers
Drapers
Coopers
Vintners
Bakers
Apothecaries
Bowyers
Haymarket
Macbeth
Spithead
Royal Grerce
Pasley
Lieut. Symonds
Parson
Sarah Mitchell
University College Hospital
Riley-street
Cromer-street
Brunswick-square
Fata
Vernon-Arms
New-road
Pentonville
William Allen Bragg
Toames
Blackfriars-bridge-stairs
Mrs. Seaward
Alice
Harriet-Jane
Marian
Charles
Mr. Croucher
Highstreet
Shadwell
Pottticat
House of Commons
T. Duncombe
John Hynes
Shoreham
York Herald
Bradford
R. Wynne Williams
Wise
Woolwich Theatre
Head
R.N
Ewart
M.P
Barnard
Wyse
Grand Cross
THE
Bath
Espartero
Bergara
Berlin
Frederick William III
Miss Helen Faucit in Rosalind at Haymarket Theatre
The Haymarket audience praised Miss Helen Faucit as Rosalind in As You Like It, while Miss Horton impressed as Celia. Mr. Macready's Jaques drew criticism for mawkish melancholy and weak philosophy. The program included The Beggar's Opera and later plays and musical selections, with Mrs. Hughes's benefit and crowding at the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Helen Faucit
Ellen Tree
Rosalind
Celia
Shakspere
Mr. Macready
Miss Rainforth
John Hughes
Charles Kean
Shylock
Portia
M. B. Hawes
Allan Water
Birmingham
Dorus Gras
Machin
Phillips
George Smart
Binmingham
Dorus' Gras
Miss Birch
Braham
Lablache
Israel
Egypt
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Germany
Leipsic
Metropolis
London
Globe
Brahamm
Stamford
Waterman
Polytechnic Institution
Lord
Lady Seymour
Duke of Leinster
Lord Mansfield
Norton
Lord Sandon
Lady Hawarden
Lady Manners
Lord Harrowby
Twyford
Bow-street
Francis Bourchier
Cloak Lane
Peter Brochard
Hamilton-place
St. John’s Woodroad
Thomas O
Toplis
Tattersall's Monday Goodwood betting strong crowd
Betting at Wyde park on Goodwood races was heavy though attendance lagged. Launcelot Crucifix Gibraltar Galen Broadwatch and St Andrew drew notice for the St Leger with varied odds. Derby betting lighter, several small bets on Viceroy and others. later notes mention Crockford’s closing, Limerick delayed starts, and a Royal event at Greenwich regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Goodwood
Wyde Park
Corner
Launcelot
Gibraltar
Broadwatch
Mardon
St. Leger
Broadwath
St. Andrew
Viceroy
Westminster
G. Bentinck
Yates
Eglintoun
Galen
Mr. Meikiam
Lord Westminster
Robinson
Shepherd
Dersy
John Day
Wreford
Greville
Palzemon
Duke of Rutland
St. Lecer
Alonzo
Dery
Scott
Maroon
Brighton
Self destruction attempt at Blackfriarsbridge shocks Guildhall
Letitia East, 22, a married woman, was charged with trying to drown herself in the Thames from Blackfriarsbridge after midnight. A workman saved her. she cited marital strife as motive. Other cases included a drunken man, a juvenile robbery, and a woman assaulted with a poker. Distress and public safety concerns highlighted by magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Byfield
Alderman Humphery
Marylebone
Newgate
Marlborough Street
Mornern
Mary Marson
Berwick Street
Soho
West End
Hatton Garden
Darine Rogopery
George Wilson
William Edbury
Islington
Waddington
Old Bailey
Combe
Worship Street
Charles Rawlings
Mary Ann Pike
Mennay
Sheeplane
Hackney
Rand
London Hospital
Fitzgerald
Meeres
Lambeth Street
Wentworth-street
Winchester-street
City
Ann Doyle
Union Hall
Pawngroker's
Joseph Green
Knowles
Camberwell Road
Ludlow
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Sporting Intelligence
Crockrord
Currier
A. Villiers
Caliph
Limerick
Cuichester
Duke of Orleans
Duke de Nemours
Duke of Richmond
Ribble
Settle
Leeds
Brirre
Chalk Farm
Barber Beaumont
Catherwood
Hodges
Mori
Lancaster
B. Beaumont
Greenwich
Sophia Matilda
Blackheath
Thames
William Hewet
Thos. Weeks
James Holland
James Hubbard
Thomas Reid
William Clark
Yellow
Green
Acreport
Graxp Saitine Marcu
Arundel Yacht Club
Arundel Club
T. Hewes
Jenny
W. Watts
Marina
Noakes
H. Bailes
J. Gardner
Gravesend
Longreach
Wingfield
Colquhoun
University of Cambridge
Cam
Wood
Leander Club
Pollock
Chapman
Crockford
Weod
Wallace
Jenkins
Hernshaw
Mr. Jenkins
Putney
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Stormshair
Mr. Crockford
Searle’s
Perth
Caledonian Asylum
J. E. Molloy
Waterloo-Bridge
Reynard
Somerset-house
Gateshead
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