Mischllany: Keatinge new Irish Prerogative Court judge
In Dublin it is reported that Mr Sargeant Keatinge has been appointed the new judge of the Irish Prerogative Court. Other items note a Belfast Protestant meeting held indoors, concerns over tracts from the Anti Corn Law League, relief aid cut for Stockport unemployed, looming worker turnouts, and Middlesex magistrates meeting details with prison statistics and accounts.
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Dublin
Sargeant Keatinge
Belfast
Anti-Corn Law League
Bristol Mercury
London Relief Committee
Stockport
Ashton-under-Line
T. Stewart
Park-mills
St. James's Park
Zoological Society
Colonel Hughes
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Middlesex
County of Middlesex
Sessions House
Clerkenwell-green
Sergeant Adams
Henry Pownall
House of Correction
Clerkenwell
Percival
Wakley
Fawcett
Paterson
Edinburgh
Anti-Corn-Law League
Morning Post
Fleet-street
W. E. Hickson
Stepsey-green
Brighton
French
Albion
Brighton and Hove General Gas Company
Hove
Sea Beach
Isle of Wight
Worthing
Hove Coastguard
London
Great Western Railway Meeting
Russell
Great Western Railway
Bristol and Exeter
Beam Bridge
Exeter Railway Company
Maidenhead
Cheltenham
Oxford
Cheltenham and Great Western Union
Plymouth
Ozford
Great Western
Devonport
Stonehouse, &c
Rebecca
Somerset
Bridge
Crown Court
Justice Coleridge
John Skinner
Fitzherbert
Carrow
Coleridge
Destructive Tooley Street Fire Ravages St Olave’s Church
A massive blaze in Tooley Street Borough destroyed St Olave’s Church and nearby warehouses after ignition from Ward’s oil and colour works. The fire killed no one and damaged or destroyed several vessels and buildings, with the lord mayor aiding efforts and a vestry meeting planning relief and worship arrangements.
Balfe’s Geraldine Shines At The Princess’s Theatre
A lively London reception greeted Balfe’s Geraldine at the Princess’s Theatre with strong singing by Allen and Garcia and a noble stage presentation. The cast included Turpin as the Princess of Hainault and Barker as Geraldine’s lover, with H. Grattan delivering a capable page role. The audience cheered, though Balfe was absent in Ireland.
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Balfe
Geraldine
France
the Princes’s
Paris
Allen
Madame Garcia
Alen
Barker
W. L. Phillips
Ireland
Rotunda
Blackfriars Road
Shakspeare
Hamlet
Mary Ann Walker
Miss Walker
Mr. Osbalpistox
Victoria Theatre
Balham Hill
Osbaldiston
Glasgow
Elroy
Trades’hall
DeaTa
Aymer
van Amburgh
Titus
Batty
Royal Amphitheatre
Kingdom
Jersey
London
Smith
Messrs. Ducrow and West
Astley’s
Alarming fire at 24 Padding Lane rope yard England
A fire of alarming character broke out Friday night in Mr Seymour's rope and twine warehouse at 24 Padding Lane City. Fire engines rushed to the scene and, aided by parish and brigade engines, prevented spread to nearby houses. the lower premises were soon ablaze but subdued within an hour. The origin is unknown and damage falls on Phenix Fire-office. Police kept the crowd back as flames spread from a haystack at Stratford, Essex.
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Tooley Street
London
Father Schumd
St. Olave
Christopher Wren
Bloyd
Fennine’s Wharf
St. Olave’s Church
No. 5
Humphrey
West of England and Tooleystreet Brigade
Tooley-street
M 105
Samuel Ward
Topping’s Wharf
Messrs. Loftus
Topping
West of England
Connorton and Carter
St Olave’s
Watson’s Telegraph
Telegraph
St. Olave’s
Ward
MN Division
Messrs
Camberwell
Peckham
Tower of London
Langley
Carver
Evans
Walker
Southey
St. Stephens
Walbrook
St. Stephen’s
Southwark
Blackfriars
Monument
St. Paul’s
St. Bride’s
St. Olave's
Goodchild
Braidwood
Cornwall
Truro
Ieser
Weymouth
Saint Olave’s Church
Kenney
Dr. Kenney
Fenning’s Wharf
Bermondsey
Street
Sheriff Pilcher
Corner
Phoenix Office
Yates
Division of Police
Scovell
Grammar School
Bermondsey-street
Chapman
St. John, St. Saviour
St. Thomas
St. Olave’'s
Winchester
Seymour
Lane
Matthew
Phenix
Waller
Dean
Stratford
Essex
Snow’s-fields
Pudding-lane
Houndsditch
High-street
Borough
Fetter-lane
D'Israeli
Mr. D'Israeli
R. Peel
D’ Israeli
Shrewsbury
D’israeli
Prince Edward's Island
Canada
Lord Stanley
Canada Journal
64Th Regiment
Plymouth
Digby H. Laurell
Cork
Peel
Robert Peel
Punch
Centenary Fonp
Centenary Fund Committee
Beauchamp
Pallet
Dawson
Savage
Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy
Griffith
Cox
Morris
Trey
Brindle
Bath
Lima
J. Foley
Hurrabin
Bowman
Butler
St. John
Jesus Christ
Lord William Lennox
Lord Brougham
Fates Mathew
Britannia Fields
Islington
Father Mathew
United States of America
Nova Scotia
New South Wales
Paddington
Apostle
Stafford Jerningham
Glenelg
Lord Lovat
Petre
Howard
M.P
Dawson Damer
Moncton Milnes
Hart
Albany Street
Prince Albert
Theobald Mathew
Enfield
Mann
Society of Friends
Eleanor Lowther
Elizabeth Park
Cresswell
Nash
Edmonton
E. Williams
E. J. Williams
B. Fisher
Oxley
Society
Terrible Fetter Lane Fire Explodes. Multiple Fatalities
An immense explosion at Mr. Newberry’s chemist shop in 60 Fetter Lane causes a devastating fire. Victims include Mr. Newberry, Mr. Rose, Mrs. Rose, Miss M Crindell, and Miss Eliza M Crindell. Firefighters and police recover bodies as neighbors flee in fear and amid extensive structural damage. An inquest records accidental death from the blast and laments the neglect in guarding ladders.
Fire catastrophe at Newberry premises wrecks Bartlett's area
In a devastating blaze at Mr Newberry's premises gunpowder detonated, blowing back walls into Bartlett's buildings and scattering debris across Fetter Lane. Fire crews and police battled the flames, saved some structures, but identified the loss of several women, including Mrs Rose, whose body was recovered in a shell. The blast caused widespread damage to surrounding tenements and shattered shop and house windows along Bartlett's buildings.
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Fetterlane
Holborn
Newberry
245
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Mr. Rose
Norris
Bartlett
Bartlett’s
Payne
William Rose
William Newberry
Isabella Rose
Eliza M‘crindell
Margaret M‘crindell
George Walter
Mr. Newberry
Blewitts
Edward Wilson
Newbury
M‘crindle
Scott
Bouverie-street
John Grant
Baker
Fetter-lane
Mrs. Rose
Mr. Barrett
Fetter Lane
Rose
James Sharp
Henry Scott
Bouverie Street
Witness
Nawberry
Alexander Duff
Lucas
Bartholomew’s Hospital
Falconer
M‘crindells
Official damage account from Fetter-lane firework incident
The official list records damage at 60 to 63 Fetter-lane Holborn with Newberry, Whitney, Norris, Foster, Wagstaff, Langham, Noble and Mee and others, noting blown down buildings many glass panes broken and contents insured across multiple properties including a butcher, bookseller, oil dealer, and undertakers. Several premises report insured contents and extensive glass damage, with party walls affected and building fronts damaged.
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Fetter-lane
Braidwood
Holborn
Mr. Newberry
Ditto
J. Franklin
E. Whitney
Mr. Norris
England
Barnard’s-inn
Bartlett’s Passage
F. Foster
Noble and Mee
Messrs. C
Compford and Falkner
Wolverhampton Races Bets Amid Doncaster Preparations
Sporting Intelligence lists early bets for Wolverhampton races and Doncaster meeting, noting few wagers amid racing and grouse shooting. It cites stakes, contenders like Lothario and Wat colt, and mentions rules and a Dewsbury council letter urging defaulter exclusion from betting rooms, plus acceptances for Cleveland and Great Yorkshire Handicaps.
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Tattersall
Wolverhampton
Hook
Higgins
Lord Miltown
Duke of Richmond
Sr. Leeger
Lot
Colonel Peel
Orlando
Mr. Payne
Doncaster
John Butterfield
Corporation of Doncaster
Priory-place
Earl of Eglinton
Corporation of
Liverpool
Goodwood
Weatherby
Corporation
Eguinton and Winton
Eglinton-castle
Irvine
Fisher
Lord Eglinton
Mr. Moray
Warwick
Knight of
Cabrera
Blue Bonnet
Poupey
Idolatry
Philip
Peter Plimley
Ravensworth
Lucy Banks
Eboracum
Scalteen
Portrait
Priscilla ‘Tomboy
Fou
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Mischllany
Toppings Wharf
High Street
Robert Jones
Southwark Bridge Road
J. Scovell
Watson and Co
Telegraph Association
Jos. Goodchild
Fenning's
Scovell’s Wharf
Touoley-street
L.G. Bennett
Cox and Co
Buck and Co
Joseph Bloyd
Walter
Ramsgate
Creed
Miss M‘crindell
Mr. Lewis
Gough Equare
Morley
Sporting Intelligence
Forth
Hawkes
Yardley
St. Leoir