Miscellany items from the London papers mention Turner MP and various political quips
A collage of brief notes on public figures and events. It references Mr. Turner MP and banquet contributions, Irish politics, prison release of a Chartist, military movements in Ireland, and minor local notices. The item blends political jests with short reports on social and civic affairs, including theatre and transportation tidbits and a Thames tunnel update.
Foreign Affairs at the Haymarket and London Theatres
The Haymarket presented Foreign Affairs or the Court of Queen Anne with Celeste as a lively lead, praised for her Queenly English and charm. Other acts included Maud Placide’s mixed reception as Sir Peter Teazle and Keeley with Mrs Waylett in a new farce. A Burghal panorama of Surrey and Victoria theatres followed with Mary Clifford, balloon tricks at Vauxhall, and notes on Mozart manuscripts and Pasta’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket Theatre
Moile
Celeste
Grace Dunbarton
Miss P Horton
Molle
Strickland
Stirling
the Jonathans
Peter Teazle
Placide
Farren
Maywood
Selby
Mr. Selby
Surrry Theatre
Ducrow
Astley’s
Surrey Theatre
Victoria Theatre
Brownrigg
Mary Clifford
Foundling
Vauxhall Gardens
Vauxhall
Green
Catlin
la Petite Taglioni
Signora Rossini
Prince George
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
George Wombwell
Charles Kent
W. W. Wynn
Mozart
Madame Pasta
Vienna
Racing odds and watermen contests at London and Derby events
A report from Tattersall's notes Coronation's steadiness at Wolverhampton after a decline and outlines Derby odds on Wiseacre Hester colt William de Fortibus and others. It describes river crowding at St Olave's and Old Swan, watermen's heats, and the final victory by Black over Pink with Leader leading at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronation
Wolverhampton
Wiseacre
Hester
William de Fortibus
Sr. Lecer
Scott
Rawlinson
Col. Peel
W. Scott
Herbert
Nessus
Pettit
Coombe
Criterion
Lonpox-Bripee
London-bridge
St. Olave’s
Southwark
Old Swan
Horselydown
Peel’s Wharf
Thomas Hollingham
William Sheppard
H. Law
Perce
J. Loader
H. Godfrey
H. Lewis
Red
Blue
Black
Pink
Jenkins
Thames
Cambridge
Colquhoun
Chapman
Hood
Leander Club
Crockford
Hernshaw
Wallace
Lewis
Westminster Bridge
Lambeth-palace
Vauxhall Bridge
Battersea Bridge
The Boy Jones Mystery of Buckingham Palace Exposed
A correspondent recounts Edward Jones's alleged three palace entries and his later voyage attempts. The boy left Tothillfields prison on June 14 and, guided by Mr James, traveled with a Thames policeman through Gravesend Bristol and Liverpool. Letters from Cork and Liverpool describe ahead voyages to the Brazils with uncertain captains and terms, while the family seeks clarity on his fate and true identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Buckingham Palace
Tothillfields Prison
Tothill Fields
Constitution Hill
Serpentine
James
York-street
Westminster
Mr. James
Regent's Park
Taylor
Diamond
Port William
London
Mr. J
Bo Jones
Blackwall
Gravesend
Thames
Downs
Cork
Epward Jones
Capt. Taylor
Plymouth
Liverpool
Brazil
P.S
England
Brazils
Heeship
Edward Jones
Bristol
Assize Intelligence Death or a Peerce ConstaBiz
Carlisle Assizes hear a murder case in which John Kirkpatrick is charged with killing police officer Thomas Jardine by a life preserving strike and James Jackson abetted. Evidence shows riot actions during June canvass periods. Verdict: Kirkpatrick guilty of manslaughter, Jackson acquitted. sentence fifteen years transport. Another case details a gang rape involving Jane Karkeet and multiple defendants with youths then transported for life. judge notes mercy due to youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
York
West Riding
Ireland
Dublin
Royal Exchange
Viscount Morpeth
Duke of Leinster
Frederick Ponsonby
Thomas Esmonde
Thomas M‘kenny
John Kennedy
Arthur
Lord Morpeth
House of Commons
John Power
D.L
O'Connell
Reland
Yorkshire
Bradford
Henry Leah
Robert Peel
James Graham
Warnington
Friends of Free Trade
Warrington
Reformers
Bewsey-street
James Kershaw
Mr. Kershaw
Thomas Potter
Builehill
Richard Cobden
Stockport
Charles Hindley
Ashton Under Lyne
Joseph Brotherton
Salford
W. Aiccard
James Crosfield
W. Stubs
James Stubs
Rev. H. Hutton
George Crosfield
John Rylands
C. Holbrook
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Duke of Sussex
J. Kershaw
Cobden
Hindley
Stubs
Brotherton
George Thompson
North
Humberland
Lord Howick
Whitehall
Northumberland
Howick
Marquis of Londonperry
British Auxiliary Legion
Marquis of London
Derry
House of Lords
Marquis of Londonderry
Marquis of
Londonderry
British Legion
Spain
Portugal
Carlos
Hernani
England
Evans
J. Everard Feehan
9Th Irish Grenadiers
Royal Irish
Thomas Bradburne
Princes-place
Duke-street
St. James’s
London
Island of
Sark
Lively
Salisbury Journal
Carlisle Assizes
Lord Denman
John Kirkpatrick
Thomas Jardine
James Jackson
G. Lewin
Matthews
John Graham
Jardine
Jackson
Kirkpatrick
Cout
Bodmin
Sarunpay
Uxsurraase
Outrage
Justice Maule
Joseph Smitham
Jane Karkeet
Cambourne
Benjamin Knight
Henry Eva
John Glanville
John Water Richards
Thomas Hosking
Moody
Merivale
Mr. Cockburn
Penzance
Hosking
Glanville
Thomas Roe
Gloucester
Woon
Frederick Pollock
Justice Coleridge
Ee Coltman
Vacant Naval College seat to wait for September election
Windsor notices a vacancy after governing official Lieut. Wm. Jones death. Forty days notice required before election. candidates must submit certificates of inability for active service signed by the navy’s physician general. Certificates disqualify from many government posts. Also updates on Pottinger and Parker’s Aden to Bombay to China voyage and plans for peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Henry Pottinger
Bart
Sir W. Parker
Aden
China
Bombay
Henry Pottinger
Sir Henry
Mozambique Channel
Grey
W. Parker
Reentiae Pekin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turner
M.P
Truro
Dublin Evening Mail
Consertive
Prin
Continent
Robert Quack
Chronicle
Rodens
Shaws
Jacksons
Peel
Glee
Fisherton
Trowbridge
Her
Globe
British Association
Man
Hull
Literary Gazette
West Hackney
Pecknan
Peckham
Souith
Ant-Corn-Law Society
Rutlaws
Arrisos
Portsmouth
Catsfield
Tichfield
Xass
Wear
Sunderland
Durham Chronicle
Camberwell Fair
Newport
City of London General Pension Society
William Major
Baron Rolfe
Exeter
Windsor
Mesdames Dorus Gras
Pauline Garcia Viardot
Miss Birch
Maria B. Hawes
Miss Marshall
Signori Tamburini
Brizzi
Messrs
Phillips
Bennett
Hobbs
Royal Agricultural Society
Bristol Mirror
George Cockburn
Mediterranean
House of Deutsch
Salem
Trieste
Banny Bantey
Harry Tyson
Lorton High Side
G. L. Bragg
Carlisle
Hereford
Norwich
Journal du Havre
Tuamel
Sir Isambard Brunel
Middlesex
Sir Lambard
Hawes
Hutton
Jason
Rotherhithe
Wapping
Page
Sir Esambard
Woxbos Court
Conservancy
Ap Bre
Laurence
Lucas
Peter Inistory
Ots Farncomb
Secondaes
Corporatic Otter
Reactonn
Blackfriars
Blackieadmairy
Southwark Bridge
Walker
Wan
Lis
J.T
Sigerel
Kennet
Rominieus
Westminster Hos
Wesley
Metropolis
Use
Bedford-row
Crown and Anchor
Pesecres
Hannah Cressy
Endine
Earl-street
Sporting Intelligence
Bovtogye
Napoleon
Boulogne
Marvise
Rome
France
Great Britain
Dovercastle
Ludovicus
Philippus
Francorum
Rex Qvibys
Louis
Neapolio
IMP
Florentissimo
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Rivage Napoleon
Grande
ARMEE
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Philharmonic Society
Hotel Des Bains
National Guards
Douanerie
National Guard of
National Guard
Imperial Guard
Grand Army
Legion of Honour
Merc Guard of
Hotel Des Bain
Paris
Monxpay
National Guards of
TuRebAy
Wepye Espay
Duc d’Orleans
Marshal Soult
Auugust
Boulognais
Hotel du Nord
Sterne
Napotee
the Boy Jones
Assize Intelligence
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