Miscellany notes on meetings and public events
A collage of brief reports: Royal British Association meeting in Manchester Hall, Peckham lectures on Corn Laws, Sark silver ore shipments, and various local notices. Also mentions Camberwell fair, navy promotions, medical certs for navy officers, and centenary fundraising. Diverse items reflect parliamentary, social, and industrial topics of the era.
St Leger bets and Thames sculls match headlines
Sporting intelligence reports heavy wagering on the St Leger with Middleham and Tearaway as top backs. Doncaster odds are listed and a Derby aside notes light room attendance due to Wolverhampton races. It also details the Great ContesT for the Silver Sculls with Jenkins retaining the prize amidst a long, curious backstory of Jones the Buckingham Palace incident and the boy's voyage hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleham
Tearaway
Wolverhampton
Rawlinson
Lord Westminster
van Amburgh
Essus
Marshal Soult
Jenkins
Thames
Cambridge
Colquhoun
Chapman
Hood
Leander Club
Crockford
Hernshaw
Wallace
Lewis
Westminster Bridge
Lambeth-palace
Vauxhall Bridge
Battersea-bridge
Dramatic Season Mix At Haymarket And Surrey Theatres
Monday highlights include Macready as Virginius at the Haymarket with Faucit and Wallack receiving strong applause The new farce A Lady and Gentleman charms Keeley and Waylett at the English Opera House Meanwhile the Surrey shifts to equestrian entertainments under Ducrow with Mazeppa leading the program after Astley changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Appius
Macready
Helen Faucit
Mr. Wallack
Ivilius
Queen Anne
Molle
Celeste
Grace Dunbarton
P. Horton
Fair
Moile
Strickland
Selby
Joe Miller
Ducrow
Astley’s Theatre
Surrey
Mazeppa
Astley’s
Astley's
Surrey Theatre
Ben
Boatswain
Victoria Theatre
Brownrigg
Clifford
Vauxhall Gardens
Vauxhall
Green
Catlin
Ja Petite Taglioni
Signora Rossini
Prince George
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
George Wombwell
Charles Kent
W. W. Wynn
Mozart
Harvest Outlook Amid Unsettled Weather Across Districts
Reports from Worcester Guardian to Hampshire Guardian describe variable skies and rain hampering harvests while crops show resilience. Wheat and barley suffer in parts but oats, turnips, and potatoes improve. prices and stock levels fluctuate as optimism for a fair average crop persists. Local buyers and farmers assess yields, with some areas already harvesting wheat and others delaying due to wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Mirror
Constance
Berks
Weston’ Ee
Worcester Guardian
Newcastle Journal
Essex Herald
Herts County
Hallett
Kemp-town Farm
Brighton
Lancashire
England
Liverpool
Cambridge Advertiser
West Kent
East Surrey
Thos. Wright
Woodland Farm
Plumstead
Dover Road
Doncaster Chronicle
Northampton
Gloucestershire Chronicle
Hampshire Guardian
Bedfordshire
The
Morning Chronicle
Woolsley-bridge
Destruction of an Oil Manufactory by Fire
Friday afternoon fire at an oil manufactory on the Medway near Chatham destroyed a building used for distilling oil. Frederick Chesson, 30, died in the blaze. his partner Henry Holding vowed to have cautioned him about the dangerous still. An inquest at the White Horse, Gillingham, heard testimony about the accident and the unsafe apparatus. The property loss was about £200, with 120 gallons of oil and 22 cwt of resin on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutis
Medway
Gillingham
Chatham
Chesson and Holding
Chesson
London
Wilding
Norwich
White Horse
R. Hinde
G. Gibbons
Richard Hitchcock
Henry Holding
Scott
Fires and public houses blaze across London stations
A sequence of fires disrupts the city. At Coldbath Fields House of Correction the washhouse fire caused notable damage with no blame assigned. The new Reform Club in Pall Mall suffered a major blaze affecting the furnace room. firefighters from multiple stations contained it after more than an hour. Deptford’s Britannia pub skittle-ground burned with significant losses. Blackheath Grove house destroyed including the dwelling of Captain Waller and several adjoining properties. water supply shortages hampered efforts. The Waller house collapse left families displaced and valuables lost, with Captain Waller reporting cash and jewels stolen. The piece notes prison reform advocate Howard and his harsh discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Coldbathfields
Ferced
New Reform Clan-Wouse
Pall-Mall
Reform Club House
Pall Mall
Grand Hall
Carlton Terrace
Chandos-street
King-street
Watling-street
Barry
Scottish Union
Phenix
Royal Exchange
Sun
Atlas
Frere
Deptforp
Britannia
Deptford
Her Majesty's Victualling
Inspector Field
Masson
London
Grove
Blackheath
Dysey
Circus
Greenwich
Waller
India
Green Man Hotel
B. Batley
Green Man
Rickards
Harvey
Roscoe
West of England
Sterr
Mortimer
Howard
Assize Intelligence Carlisle Assizes Death of a Police Officer
At Carlisle Assizes John Kirkpatrick and James Jackson stood accused of killing a police officer Jardine during a riot on nomination day. Kirkpatrick struck Jardine with a life preserver and Jackson aided. The jury found Kirkpatrick guilty of manslaughter, Jackson acquitted. Sentenced to fifteen years transportation at Bodmin. Also covering a mass assault case in Cambourne where Jane Karkeet was brutally violated by multiple defendants, all youths aged 16 to 19, found guilty with death trials pending but sentenced to life transportation. Further notes on a major trial in Gloucester before Mr Justice Maule with high-profile counsel and jury issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritish Association
Man- Re Hall
Literary Gazette
West Hackney
PeckHam
Corn-Law Society
Mnnaerstand
Sark
Lively
Salisbury Hiatt Chee
Journal du Favre
Stockport
Bar
Sunderland
Durham Chronicle
Camberwell
Tux Co
Newport
City of London General Pension Society
William Major
Baron
Exeter
Edward H. Grimston
Edward H
St. Albans
St. Michaels Church
Geneman
Gentlenten
Great Ibeny
Sudbury
Windsor
Prince Albert
Windsor and Eton
Messns, Daistry, Ayre, and Co
Ajacciesfield Bank
Manchester
Messrs
Whitmore and Wells
London
Wanchester Guardian
Guartesten Musical Festival
Gloucester
Worcester
Hereford
Mesdames Dorus Gras
Pauline Garcia Viardot
Miss Krch
Maria B. Hawes
Marshall
Signori Tamburini
Brizzi
Phillips
Bennett
Hobbs
Novella
Cramer
Loder
Arnott
Trivers’ Naval Coliege
Wiypsor
Lieut
Win. Jones
Royal Agricultural Society
Bristol Mirror
George Cockburn
Mediterranean
House of Deutsch
Neat
Salem
Trieste
London Ay
Banty Bantty
Harry Tyson
Lorton High Side
G. L. Bragg
Carlisle
Norwich
Chelsea Union
Konsington
Board of Guardians
David Power
Anglesey
Flintshire
Abercavenny
Cardiff
Altea
Leon Meek
Father Mathew
Lre
Brig
Sydney
Lady Grant
Aden
Magicienne
Belon
Moyertshire
Philimore
Wood
Oxfire
J.W. Smith
Beadon
Keating
West Gloucestershire
Kemp
Cine
Richards
North Staffordshire
Leake
Weshill
South Staffordshire
Whitmore
Mike Salop
Secker
White
South Salop
City
Beret
Monmouthshire
Kinners
Wordshire
Corbett
Tapel Relief
Missionary Society
India
Barpge
Constance Syaves
Horselydown
Old Swan
Peel's Wharf
St. Olave’s
Laegre Ingham
William Sheppard
George A Perceval Scott
Charles Pearce
Ich Dee Mead
Lingha
Scotts
Pearce
Tee Wace
Tel
J le
Benjamin M‘leod
Carlisle Assizes
Poricz
Jardine
Jackson
Kirkpatrick
Matthews
Bodmin
Justice Maule
Joseph Smitham
Jane Karkeet
Cambourne
Benjamin Knight
Henry Eva
John Glanville
John Water Richards
Thomas Hosking
Moody
Merrivale
Mr. Cockburn
Penzance
Hosking
Glanville
Thomas Roe
Gloucester Moxway
Woop
Thompson
Justice Cocline
Fitzroy Kelly
Q.C
Austen
Cripps
Mr. Butt
Laintiffs
F. Pollock
Sergeant
Talfourd
Charles Phillips
J. Whitmore
Mr. Smith
Kelly
Frederick Pollock
Justice. Coleridge
Justice Coltman
Sir Frederick Pollock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall's
Jones
Buckingham Palace
James
York-street
Westminster
Mr. James
Regent's Park
Taylor
Diamond
Port William
Mr. J
Black
Gravesend
Downs
Cork
Epward Jones
Capt. Taylor
Plymouth
Bristol
Brazil
Lam
P.S
Brazils
Edward Jones
Alayan
Assize Intelligence