Sentenced trader kept to hard labour for theft case
The court heard a tradesman convicted for theft, but the jury acquitted him after the prosecutor admitted doubt about felonious intent. The unusual trial included remarks on the defendant inviting the prosecutor and his wife to dinner before the impending case. The defendant had dependents and argued for balance settlement.
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Langford
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Jinsbury
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Charity Commission
Rosene
Hunting
Hanting
TJ Roscoe
Brennan
Trink
Edmonton
Bodkin
Mixed reviews at Royal Italian Opera on Huguenots Favorite and more
Critics condemn uneven productions with the Huguenots and the Favorite drawing large houses. Performances of Iass a della, Giraume Tell, and Le Prophete are panned for slovenly or deficient staging. Singers Jenny Ney Jenny Bane Mame Rudersdorff fail to impress, while Graziani and Lefèvre draw mixed verdicts. The orchestra preserves tone and precision though light and shade wane. chorus needs younger voices and ballet gains from Mellon. Overall, a bright retro spect with notable strengths and notable faults.
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Giraume Tell
Royal Italian Opera
Roneconi
Prblie
Malle
Viardot Ling
Asmena
Eypsey
Paris
Jenny Ney
Mayai
Lefévre
Opera Comique
Mame
Rudersdorff
Jenny
Bane
Miss Baur
Catherine
Denyluane
Meyerbeer
Milton
Heaven
Europe
Harris
Beverley
A. Mellon
Strahan and Bates Case Proceeds With Further Witness
The ninth examination under Mr Jardine at Bow Street advanced the Strahan Paul and Bates case. Mr Humphreys announced a further witness about a Dateh bond found at Coutts and Co., with bonds valued at 1000 guilders each. Bail was set for Mr Bates with two sureties of 5000 pounds and the prisoner’s recognisances taken, while Sir John Paul remained in custody.
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Bates
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Baw-street
Humphrey
Bodkin
Westminster
C. Peppercorn
Messrs. Coutts and Co
Augustus
Wildy
Bank
Strand
Coutts and Co
Messrs. Capel and Co
J. Paul
Strahan
John Paul
Mgr. I. J. Holt
Charing Cross
W. Bates
Liverpool
Cambridge-squares
James Anderton
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Robert M
John Pant
Till
Royal Italian Opera season ends with L Etoile du Nord highlight
Covent Garden closes a profitable season with Meyerbeer’s L Etoile du Nord praised for brilliance in ensemble and musical clarity. Verdi’s Il Trovatore praised for melodies and execution, Conte Ory features Maile and Bosio, while Huguenots and Mario Grisi drew strong notices. French grand opera shows mixed but generally favorable results.
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Royal Italian Opera
L’ Etoile du Nord
Covent Garden
Meyerbeer
L’ Stoile
J Trovatore
Signor Verdi
Maile
Bosio
Rossini
Gillaume Tell
Ofelia
Mario
Grisi
Grand Opera
L' Etoile
Court Favour opens with Miss Blatche Fane as Lacey Morton
The drama drama notes Miss Blatche Fane's debut in Court Favour at the theatre on Monday evening. Critics praise her intelligent, expressive style and archness in juveniles roles. The audience greeted her with enthusiasm and bouquets.
Mr Love’s London Season at Regent Gallery
Mr Love repeated his amusing show on Wednesday entitled The London Season with characters such as Afr. Narcssaus Ferigrine and Mr. Moses Morde Cai. He showcased ventriloquism and Polyphonics with rapid dress changes and lively dialogue, followed by a piano piece from a young lady. The rooms were well attended.
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Mr. Love
London
Afr
Narcssaus Ferigrine
Moses Mordecai
Benjamin Billows
House of Commons
Tranquilius
Idehark
Oxford-street
Westminster Abbey
Sir Charles Barry
Love
The Grand Opera Cancels Royal Visit Performance
Paris Grand Opera officials announce that L M S Grand Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha Santa Chiara will not be staged during the major visit. Instead Auber Haydee with Opera Comique troupe and ballet La Fonti are planned amid festive crowds and strong audience applause for Mme Ristori at the Frangais.
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Paris
L. M.S
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Santa Chiara
Ifer
Auber
Haydee
Opera Comique
Ballet la Fonti
Mme
Great Yorkshire Oaks at York Featured Strong Field Says Correspondent
In York’s great annual meeting the correspondent picks potential winners across events. Marchioness and Fly by Night figure prominently with a wide field including Coreebus Midsummer Homily Dame Judith and others shaping the Ebor Handicap and major races at the festival.
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Weekly Chronicle
York
Marchioness
Admiral Harcourt
Besika
Goodwood
Aleppo
Brighton
Lord Derby
Mario
Scotts
Coreebus
John Scott
Corcebus
Judith
Little Harry
Dame Judith
Rataplan
Coroybus
Corbus
Flatterer
Fandango
Tom
Kant Monument Planned by Konigsberg University
Kant monument planned at the University of Konigsberg to honor the philosopher once its celebrated ornament. The British army estimates 80 000 men to be raised in England with possible increases to 120 000 in danger. Ireland to have 30 000 and Scotland 10 000, totaling 120 000 for the United Kingdom. Greek despatches portray King Otto as more Russian than before.
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Kant
Konisberg
England
Ireland
Scotland
United Kingdom
Otho
Greece
Masonic Lodges Report Busy Instalations and Lectures
Freemasons in multiple chapters report recent meetings and installations. Cavnac Lonan No 205 at Br Adams s Star and Garter Kew installed W M head and officers with banquet. Roya Chapter No 20 at Sun Inn installed Principals. long service praised. Whitby Lion Lodge No 391 hosted Br Goring MP bringing lectures and instruction to craft and Royal Arch Masonry.
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Br. Adams
Chatham
Roya
Sun Inn
William Watson
The
Globe
Ashley
P.D.P.G.M
Kent
Fielder
Isaacs
P.G.S
Watson
Asurorp
Hythe
Wilson
P.M
W.sm
Moneypenny
T. B. Wilson
Brayne
Key
Reynolds
Buss
Foord
Hythe Lodge
Hallowes
Tonbridge
Chinnery
Maidstone
Mansell
Thorpe
Sheppard
Loud
Ashford
Saracen’s Head Hotel
Charles P. Cooper
Q.C
Grand Lodge of England
Waitsy
Yorkhire
Brethren of the Lion Lodge
Br. W. Goring
M.P
P.Z
London
Metropolis
Whitby
Br. Goring
Mulgrave Woods
Britannia
Meeting Notices From Various Lodges and Committees
Places of meeting include Yarspay August 21 No 200 Lodge of Amity Crown and Sceptre Greenwich Wednesday August 22 No 745 United Pilgrims Wales's Manor House Walworth Tuesday August 23 House Committee Female School at Four.
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Yarspay
Lodge of Amity, Crown and Sceptre
Greenwich
Auacust
United Pilgrims
Walworth
Tuunspay
House
Moon sighting sparks Edinburgh ale in the moon joke
A rustic at Calton Hill Observatory glimpses the moon then finds the telescope points downward revealing a public house sign reading Edinburgh ale. The Piedmontese army plans huts for winter in the East as Captain Martin surveys Marseilles for construction methods. Turkey's tobacco consumption is put at 300 million pounds yearly for eight million smokers.
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Calton-hill
Martin
Marseilles
Topacco
Turkey
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