Peculiar Irish and British notes mix in a crowded miscellany
A Dublin Evening Post item notes Marquis of Normanby’s visit and praise of Irish governance. Other items include police appointments, a high court term, a British Museum schedule, railway and stagecoach reforms, temperance meetings, railway tunnel progress, and a theft at Cavendish Square with silver goods stolen.
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Rae
St. Davin's
St. David's
Llewellyn
Oecree
NormanBy
Dublin Evening Post
Marquis of Normanby
Ireland
I Lovelace
Suffolk
Bury Edmund's
Maziere Brady
Pigott
Perrin
Dublin
O'Connell
Ant
Colonel Chaterton
Cork
China
Poulett Thomson
Baron Sydenham
West Ford Farm
Devonshire
Joseph Pitts
Devizes
Kent
Shoreham
Spain
Espartero
Bath
Tours
Leeds
London
Stafford
Geach
Frost
Woodgate
Bell Inn
Buckfriars Road
Miss Woodgate
Albion-place
Margate
Downs
Bullock
R.N
Goodwin
Essex Herald
March of Temperance
Taz Toanes Tuxxel
Wapping
Rotherhithe
Middlesex
Temperance Society
Theobald Mathew
Fehursday
Carthany
Atl
Messrs. Cook
Great Western
Drayton
Paddington
Finsbury
Duncombe
Lord Brougham
J. Wrottesley
G. C. Lewis
Whethe Worth
M.P
Leinster
Nd Chronicle
Vale of Glamorgan
Gis
Swanson Yeomorgan
Bush
Railway Times
Lory Barnam
London Theatres and Performances Overview
Mrs Fitzwilliam returns to Haymarket in The Country Girl and Foreign Girs and Native Graces, with Sweethearts and Wives starring David Rees. Oxford Street Theatre's opera plans shift toward operatic form. Spartacus at Surrey is postponed. many artistes, including Madame Vestris and Mathews, prepare Covent Garden opening. The infant Sappho draws crowds at the Polytechnic. Wilson recovers from a gig incident, delaying Adelphi’s full houses.
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Haymarket ThEatre
David Rees
Billy Lackaday
Oxford-Street
Nelson
Her Majesty's Theatre
Castle-street
Atheneum
Surrey Theatre
Albertazzi
Netherlands
Hull
Coletti
Puzzi
Cerito
Milan
Laporte
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Mendelssohn
Hym
London
Birmingham
H. Phillips
Hereford
Dorus Gras
Lablache
Miss Birch
Miss Hawes
Bennett
Pearsal
A. Novello
Machina Ies
Madame Vestris
Charles Mathews
Dublin
Manchester
Covent-garden Theatre
Sappho
Polytechnic
Vinning
Wilson
Edinburgh
Adelphi
Intelligence and police news from London and Europe
Reports from Downing Street and the London Gazette on appointments in Sierra Leone Cuba and Canada. Police trials in Canterbury and London include a murder mystery case, fire alerts, ship and river incidents, a Boulogne affair, and multiple court notices featuring thefts, assaults, and domestic disputes across various districts.
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Leopold
Brussels
Rhine
Coane’ Ware
Paris
Downine-Street
Norman Macdonald
Sierra Leone
David Turnbull
Cuba
B. D. Baynes
Island of
Dominica
London Gazette
Downié-Street
Charles Baron Sydenham
Canada
J. W. Henniker Wilson
Chelsea Park
Canterbury
Meath
James Gullen
Bibby
Birch
Messrs. Formby
Laces, Clay
Myers
Carson
Liverpool Standard
Southwark Litrary and SciEwrtric Society
H. Kemble
M. P
Surrey
Alderman Humphery
M.P
Southwood Smith
Horton
Tur Boutocue
Commission of Instruction
Court of Peers
Boulogne
MM. Bourcaut
Bacciochi
Byron
Rue Favart
Fiznines
Hammond
Temple
St Clement Danes
Grond
H.R.H
Cambridge
Woolwich
Duke of Cambridge
Royal Military Academy
Captain Villiers
Lord Bloomfield
Woolwich-common
Plumstead Marshes
Tur Tate
Eastern Counties Railway
Pearson
London
Blackfriars Pier
Paul’s Wharf
Royal Humane Society
Water-lane
Thames
Hore’s Wharf
Wapping
Swinford
Suffolk
Lindsey
London Hospital
London Fire Establishment
Southwarkbridge
Rotherhithe
Hore
Braidwood
Bermondsey
Frear
Messrs. Hasland
Hereford Street
Whitechapel
Rowrie Marcu
Connoway
HaAstir
Doggett
Haslip
London-bridge
Westminster
Putney
Cornoway
Chandler's
Vauxhall-bridge
Putney-bridge
George Marygold
Thomas Hazel
Charles Hounslow
Thomas Bacon
Thomas
Samuel Hounslow
Richard Miller
Thomas Blagrove
John Sabin
Henry English
William Robinson
George Dodd
Richard Sparrow
Ozford Herald
Tattersalls Notes on Dull Monday Betting and Local Sport
Sporting Intelligence reports a quiet Tattersalls session with Launcelot Gibraltar and Crucifix trading at varied odds and modest support. It covers a tragic Kish Bay accident, grouse shooting results on Derbyshire moors, and sale of Mr Nowell’s breeding establishment at Underley Park, plus rural notes on Beaulieu fowls and partridge counts in various estates.
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Tattersall
Launcelot
Gibraltar
Broadwath
Marcon
St. Leger
Westminster
Yates
George Bentinck
Meikiam
Duke of Cleveland
Theon
Eglinton
Dr. Caius
Shephard
Viceroy
Ert
Alonzo
Loven Erne Yacut
Kish-bay
Lustymore Island
Kish
Mr. Saunderson
Elias Harris
Lony
Brace
Colquhoun
Derbyshire
Rowland Walton
Crackanthorp
Lonsdale
Hilson
Appleby
Carlisle Journal
Rydal Lake
Oxford ‘Herald
Carlisle
Nowell
Messrs. Tattersall
Underley Park
Kirkby Lonsdale
E. Mostyn
Talacre
Flintshire
Painter
Stafford
Shipton
Fifield
Tedworth
Wallop
Assheton Smith
Brilton
Bulford Leas
Wimmessgill Hall
Earl of Chesterfield
Massey Stanley
Count Chreptowitz
Cantalupe
Maxse
Errington
Royal William
Sutton
Grand Steeple Chase Plans Loom in Horncastle Fair
The article outlines a projected grand steeple chase with a 100 sov stake over four miles near Market Harborough. Lincoln promoters J Anderson and J Elmore back the event with ground chosen by J Tomline, and 25 sovs due by November 2 to secure entry for the November 26 race. Mountjoy begins a 223 mile Norwich to London test run in 48 hours.
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Ipswich Express
Horncastle
Lincoln
London
J. Anderson
J. Elmore
Market Harboro
J. Tomline
Market Harbore
Mountjoy
Norwich
Thetford
Newmarket
Cambridge
Royston
Ware
Burnhill
Wigtonshire
Earl of Galloway
Duke
Dumries
Richmond
Twickenham
Prince Albert
Thames
Richmondbridge
H. Selwyn
Pagoda-house
Kew-road
Earl of Errol
Richmond-bridge
Marquis of Ailsa
Duke of Buccleuch
Edward Redknap
Charles Godfrey
Red
Henry, Rigby
William Newwhite
Richard Messam
James Snell
William Jackson
James Godfrey
White
William Bell
Joseph Burn
George Howard
William Wheeler
William Cripps
John Jackson
George Burley
Charles Cripps
Bell
Huddleston
Cobbett
Bayley
Sewell
Hampshire
Lillywhite
Keate
F.C. Trawer
Hillyer
R. Lewis, Esq
F. Bathurst
C. B. Lee, Esq
Chamberlayne
Good
Hillyer Ma
Bayle
Bulbeck
J. Burgoyne, Esq
Lilly- Breen
Sir F. Bathurst
Wynne, Esq
Very Suspicious Court Case Over a Shilling
An 18th or 19th century court scene centers on John Higgins a chandler-shopkeeper and Henry Fardelly over a shilling. The servant girl testified the bad coin passed in payment for candles on a hot night near Fardelly’s home. The judge and jury hear Higgins insist on suspicions about motive and location, with a verdict for the plaintiff one shilling and costs. The chandler argues costs amount to 3s 6d.
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Hatton
Joe Curiosity
Greenwood
Pritchard
Duncan Terrace
Islington
Bank of England
King
Scott
William Russell
Worship Street
Thomas Chubb
Clifton-street
Finsbury
Harriet Cooper
Rogers
Farmer-street
Shadwell
Bingham
John Scott
Walthamstow
Mr. Scott
Mr. Bingham
Perry
Broughton
Thames Police
Ballantine
Mipplesex Court OF Requests
John Higgins
Henry Fardelly
Fardelly
Sergeant Heath
Mr. Higgins
Chandler
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Mansion House
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Marylebone
LongsHip
Alice Palmer
Hanover Terrace
Regent’s Park
Cornelius Leonard
Hooker
William Palmer
Sir William
Queen Square
George Stewart
Vincent-square
Johnson
Scotland
Stewart
Thal
Sporting Intelligence
Norman
England