Mixed London News Abroad and Local Trades and Deaths
News notes report the Duke de Palmella's Lisbon summons and a new Somerset House class for women in wood engraving. Chess matches in Paris show Staunton's lead. Lancashire weavers strike. London mortality reaches 1,188. extensive railway traffic sums listed. Bristol and Tippeary incidents, London footpath hazards, Homeopathy dismissal, and Manchester textile trade updates, plus various deaths and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke de Palmella
Lisbon
London
School of Design
Somerset-house
Paris
Mr. Staunton
M. St. Amant
Ashton
Metopolis
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Great Western
Hull
Selby
Liverpool
Manchester
Blackwall
Brighton
Croydon
South Western
Greenwich
Bolton
Leeds
Midland Counties
Newcastle
Carlisle
North Shields
North Midland
Northern
Dublin
Kingstown
Murper
Bristol
Bristol Mercury
Herapath
Inssh News
Dvusiin
Tipperary
London-Bridge
Southwark
London Bridge
Hiome
Newman
Wells Union
College of Physicians
Manchester Guardian
Newport
Cardiff
Mopet
Bethlehem
John Reeve
John Hill Stone
Globe
Kretepa
Stebergham
Cumberland
Ean Spencer
Toran
Har) Spencer
Northampton
Earl Spencer
House of Lords
Currie
Manurachunma
Bradford
Orleans
Balfe's The Bohemian Girl At Drury Lane Review
A review of Balfe's new opera The Bohemian Girl at Drury Lane praises its originality and musical craft, notes the strong ensemble including Miss Rainforth and Mr. Harrison, and critiques the libretto, orchestration, and some failing staging while predicting a long run. The Daughter of the Regiment and other pieces at the same theatre receive brief comment on performances and actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Balfe
la Gypsey
Fanny Elssler
Her Majesty's Theatre
Stretton
Hudson
Devilshoof
Balfe
Miss Rainforth
Bann
Harrison
Miss Betts
Arline
Borran Eee
Bat Mem'ry
Gipsy Queen
Gipsy Pole
Ballé
Ducrow
Marengo
21St Regiment
Cooper
Tayleur
Pierce O'Hara
Poor Power
Leonard
Tre Parcels
Don Pasquale
Keeley
Moncrieff
Lord Delacour
Alec
Weekly Chronicle
Walter Lacy
Clari
M. Tree
Lucerne
Fanchox
Paul Bedford
Madame Dorval
Fanchon
Made
Eugenie Prosper
Morris Barnett
C. Horn
Horn
Mozart
Wrench and theatre life mark a public figure’s death
The obituary recalls the closing of Covent Garden and the career of actor Mr. Benjamin Wrench, who died after a month in bed with asthma. It notes his family, early acting, notable lyceum and Haymarket work, and his private courtesy. Also mentioned are benefit plans for Mr. Notter and corrections about a marriage rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Monck Mason
Mr. Mason
Green
Cuantes Mathews
Ais
Covent-garden Theatre
England
Ireland
Scotland
Liverpool
C. J. Marthews
Benjamin Wrexch
Comediaan
Pickett-place
Strand
Brighton
Mr. Wrench
Benjamin Wrench
Wrench
Belcour
Tristram Fickle
Lyceum
Drury Lane
Mr. Webster
Haymarket Theatre
Captain Dudley Smooth
Captain Wrench
Miss Wrench
Coventgarden Theatre
Notter
Coventgarden
Miss Horton
Wheatley
Terence
Phormio
National Gallery
Trial of Dwyer for Child Murder at Central Criminal Court
Edward Dwyer, 25, hawker, faced a murder charge for killing his infant James Dwyer on October 24. Evidence showed domestic conflict at Havill’s Tooley Street pub, the baby harmed at the bar, and varied witness accounts. The jury found him guilty under strong excitation. mercy recommended. Denman sentenced him to death, with possible transportation for life if mercy is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caimmnal
Denman
Baron Parke
Edward Dwyer
James Dwyer
Payne
John Spelling
George Havill
Green Bank
Tooley Street
Dwyer
Lord Denman
Mr. Wilkins
George Stead
Green-bank
Tooley-street
Mr. Payne
Daniel Donovan
Havill
King’s Head
Old Bailey
George Tomkins
Edward Cook
Guy's Hospital
Wilkins
Surrey
Racing Odds and Bets From Tattersalls Moorpay
In lively attendance, with Paris departures not dampening business. Rattan at 13 to 2, Ugly Buck 1 point better. Loadstone 20 to 1. Voltri Feig a Ballagh 40 to 1. Atlaghan 40 to 1. Apprentice 15 to 1. Desey odds set, various agains, and Derby update hints include Rattan favored to win. Running Rein and other horses noted with multiple wagers and shifts in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Paris
Rattan
Loadstone
Voltri
Atlaghan
King of the Gipsies
Sangrado
Juvenal
T’auld Squire
Ionian
Leander
Desey
Crockford
John Day
Quin
Peel
Orlando
Bowes
Goodman
Payne
Watt
G. Heathcote
Lichtwald
Isaac Day
R. W. Bulkeley
Bevington
Lord Chesterfield
Attaghan
Thornhill
Hesseltine
Dr. Sangrado
F. Ongley
Theseus
Telemachus
Wadastra
Elis
Nanine
Herbert
Lord Palmerston
Running Kein
Smith
Epsom
Goop Lgar Tripples Through Fields and Stays in Pace
A trial near the Great Western terminus saw Pilot clear a 30 feet 10 inch gap while carrying a groom and saddle in a dramatic steeplechase. The Salt Hill meet drew Lord Rosslyn Colonel Vyse and other officers, with long fast gallops across heavy ground and multiple checks. On Saturday a sea-eagle, three feet long with seven foot wingspan, was shot near Fleet and carried to Weymouth alive after capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Railway
C. Hex Majestys
Stan HompDs
Burnham
Bulstrode Park
Beaconsfield
Hall Barn
Wobarn
Hedsor
Thames
Cookham Ferry
Bone End
Lord Rosslyn
Vyse
Mr. Oliver
Seymour
Life and Foot Guards
Fleet
Brewer
Chickere
Weymouth
Sherborne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlotte Walpole
Richmond
Horatio
Earl of
Orford
Colonel Walpole
Georgiana Wolff
Chaloner
Earl of Zetland
Earl
Loftus
Guisborough
Yorkshire
R. Chaloner
M.P
York
Cuarntts Barrisley Snerran
Bolton Street
Piccadilly
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Ogle
Norton
Frank Sheridan
Marquis of
Normandy
Sheridan
Mauritius
Samuel Bickley
Aylesbeare
Eveleigh
Exeter
Mes
Wrangle
Oldfield
Boston Herald
Théophile Josef de la Feld
Count de la Feld
Leopold
Nuremburg
Rowdeas
Lord Nugent
Alderman Gibbs
United States
Canada
Liverpool Albion
Greece
Albert Cap
Suz
Duke of Wellington
Morniye
Dartmeron
Darlington
Rhode Island
Grove
Senate
Tennessee
Custom House
Blake
Court of Exchequer
Charlesstreet
Leters
F. Chantrey
George the Fourth
Buckingham Palace
Pall Mall
Charles
Nelson
Palace of Whitehall
James
Grimlin Gibbons
Charles the 1St
James the
George the
George the 4Th
Trafalgar Square
Bridge House
Pilcher
Court of Common Council
Corner
Scovell
City of London
Whalebone
Ketley Town
James Colley
Shropshire Journal
Government Education
Privy Council
Kirkdale
Mersey
Thomas Gale
Bowstreet
Waterloo Bridge
Mr. Jardine
Committee of Education of the Privy Council
Exeter Hall
Prince Albert
Messrs
T. and
G. Lock
Regent-street
Rose of England
Kent
May
Walston
Hoo
Rochester
Batton
Sun Fire-Office
Crown Inn
Sun
Globe Fire-Office
Sporting Intelligenche
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