Les Dancides at Drury Lane and London Theatres
A Tuesday night ballet Les Dancides at Drury Lane tells the myth of Danaus and his fifty daughters who marry the fifty sons of Egyptus and vow to murder their husbands. Hypermnestra resists, Tartarus punishment scenes impress, and the corps de ballet is praised for its grace and richness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawer-Taxs Theatre
Danas
Argos
Egyptus
Hypermnestra
Tarigras
Limes
Wen
Hypermestra
Sysiphus
Ixiom
Molle
Maria
Hyeperimaestra
Cerito
M. Veerris
M. Hoguer
Danaus
Corps de Ballet
Laurent
Shakepeare
Meury
Mr. Betty
Fietspur
Hackett
Falstaff
Fat Jack
Keeley
Beatus Bualle
Giottes
Herun
Samed Karl
Meta
Miss Arsen
Ratenhohl
Benke
Danube
Fickria
Los
Becan
A. Wigan
Apo
Mr.Craven
Meadows
Mrr
G. Wild
Touch & Brother
Meiden
WH. Hall
Creon
Capital i Sons
Vandenhoff
Macready
Ev O'Connell
Esme
Macfarren
R. Romer
E. L. Blanchard
Covent Garden
Queen
Prince Albert
Miss Murray
Buckley
Colonel Wild
Haymarket Theatre
Graciosa
Percinet
Bee Majesty
Lumley
London
Paris
Danseuse Viennaires
Académie Royale Ce Sutique
Roya Polyrecusie Ixstitcrions
John Ryen
Phillips
Bloomebury Square
Ryan
Lavoisier
St. Petensucac
Rubini
Tamburini
St. Petersburg
Journal Des Debats
Price
Devonport Street
Commercial Road
East
Valentine
Division of Police
Squire
Dennan
Samwell
Rubhy
Bonicker
Arbour Square
Stepney
Justice Wightman
Hie Chambers
Rollsgerdens
Clifford’s Inn
Mr. Price
Lameril
Ruthy
Bunicker
Queen's Prison
Nnto
Accidents at Astley's Theatre and Drury Lane Inquests
An Astley's pantomime accident leaves Harlequin Mr. Lewis bruised after a failed leap through a window with no catcher. A Drury Lane inquest into Thomas Burns's death reveals long standing heart disease and liver issues, with a verdict of natural causes and a call for more workers. Also notes a second anniversary gathering of the Stoke Newington lodge of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows with toasts and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonporta
Astley’s
Lewis
Drunt Lasy
Thomas Burns
Drury Lane Theatre
Higgs
Herlequin
Drurylane
Walker
Onnes
Olp
Stoke Newington
C. N.G
P.P.D.M. Wright
Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows
Order
Tattersall's Moonsay Meeting Brings Record Betting
The Chester race meetings draw a record acceptances and unprecedented betting. Pug and Agriculture lead the field with big wagers while multiple horses, including Cad, Annandale, and Cobweb, draw heavy support. Lord Chesterfield's Pug remains a strong favorite amid brisk, cautious wagering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Jacques
A. Johnston
W. Scott
Parry
W. Seatt
Behi
Vaughan
Irwin
Kildare
Guily
Mickey Free
Cofter
Dean
Ton
Chester
George Bentinck
Denny
Greville
Peel
Mostyn
Galty
Old England
Duke of Richmond
Gratwhese
A. W. Hill
East Connaught Ranger
Coleman
Lord Cheeterfield
Mr. Tuting
Alunn
Lord Chesterfield
Atraghan
Keeper
Idas
Pam
Mentor
Annandale
Lord o'Cuckpen
Frederica
Forbes
Lord Miltown
Newmarket
Dreadful Destitution in the Uxbridge Union
A lengthy inquiry at the Six Bells public house, Uxbridge, into the death of William Murrell reveals his family’s destitution after long unemployment and benighting relief efforts. The coroner and jury consider the case ofJackjaw as the cause, denouncing relief system failings as the wife walked miles seeking aid amid severe poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakler
Six Bolls
Ralalip Common
Uxbridge
William Murrell
Ralalip-common
Ruislip
Uxbridge Union
Board of Guardians
The
Uxbridge Union For Relief
Hillingdon
Iver
Grubing
Allay
Rayner
Aliday
William Rayner
Eurgeon
Dreadful Lake Street murder suicide shock Shoreditch
A 63 year old surgeon John Barry and his 52 year old wife Priscilla were found dead in bed at No 4 Lake Street Finsbury both with throats cut. The husband is believed to have killed his wife then himself while in a distressed mental state. Neighbors and police described a calm family scene prior to the tragedy. Inquest later heard testimonies from the Barry children, a constable and a surgeon concluding the deaths resulted from the husband acting with an unsound mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barry
St. Leonard's
Shoreditch
Aurgeon
Lake Street
Finsbury
Barry
Lakestreet
J. Barry
Agao
Jarvis
Emes
Sahe
Hall
Panetree
Alfred Ewes
Anther Biaden
Toster
Wus
Aml
Sun
Peranns
W. Baker
Niddlesex
Old Black Last Tavern
Curtain Road
Joseph Barry
Priscilla
Linle Lake-street
Henry Barry
No. 4
Lake-Street
Ohn Eamen
John Hall
Paul Street
Mrs. Barry
Arezor
Baronet's Daughter Miss Osborn Faces Shoplifting Charge
Elizabeth Osborn, daughter of Sir John Osborn, appeared in Queen Square police court accused of stealing a pot of meat from Edward Allom, oilman, at 17 Queen's Buildings, Brampton. Witnesses testified to her taking the meat, dropping a pot, and claims of past purchases at Archbults and Gunter's. She pleaded she bought some items and brought others from home. She was remanded until Saturday week amid public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borrell
Queen Square Police Court
Elizabeth Osborn
Hart's Court
Brompton
Sir John Osborn
Edward Allom
Queen's Buildings
Brampton
Joseph Russell
Allum
Witners
Archdult's
Gunter's
Prosecutor's
Archbutt’s
Gunter'’s
Fulhams
Archbute's
Sloane-street
Thomas Gosman
Gouter
Gunter’s
Archbuli's
Murray's
Joan Osnors
Queen Square
Mr. Bond
Misa Elizebeth Osborn
John Osborn
Tothillfields Prison
Lade Osborn
Burrell
Bond
Corree
Eny
Osborn
Audit-office
Somerset-house
Clarkson
Humphreys
Mirs Osborn
Sloane Street
Thomas Gosling
William Allen
Queen's Row
Brempton
Offman
Hussell
Quezco
G. B. Abass
D. Murray
Marrey
Akassé
Inspector Moran
Edro
Byng
Sir John
Mr. Dyng
Mesers
M'Crea and Board
Halifax
John Briers
Jasillord
Labour and Health House
Southcate
Brier
Epsom
Crowder
Wood
Glyne
Mr. Wood
Lim
Couat
Quers
Iyns Claus Witacy
Wilton Dad
Lord Denman
Jersey
Mr. Wilson
Dust published by W Pine on Bowel Nonfinement and Remedies
Publication promotes two medical works by W Pine and James Scott M D detailing causes effects and safe natural treatments for constipation. It argues against purgatives and offers illustrated descriptions for restoring hearing, urging readers to request either work via postage stamp or envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pine
James Scott
W.P
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Bat
Kent
Pug
Strathspey
Goodwood
Red Deer
Ray Middleton
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Houghton
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Mectisi
Lin
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Afr
Faulkener
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Warwick
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Taft
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Dublin
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Leeds
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Colne
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Bury
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West Yorkshire
Dewsbury
Rosendale
Churnet Welley
Macclesfield
Tarworth
Derby
Potteries
Dalnouare
C. W. Pastry
D. O'Bates
G. R . Ponton
Lara
Gore Ouseley
Earl of Limerick
Ann Calling Smith
Sophia of Gloucester
Greenwich Park
Exeter Hall
William Jones
Wakley
N.P
Hodson Rugg
I’. H. Cooper
Hilles
M’cann
Simpson
Hunter
Lynch
Yeauin
Hereford Times
Tar Cuanpion
Rawitszoy
Robert Kingston
Doctors’ Commons
Caunt
Rawlingon
Davis
Horry
Coldbeth
Rawlinson
Marylebone Police Court
Charles Frederick Campbell
Clerkenwell
Central Criminal Court
Staupina
Huanaxa
Jane Mahony
John Mahony
Tindal
Gray
Iun-lane
Thomas
Serjeant
Talfourd
Earl of
Cardigan
Serjeant Talfourd
Court
Serjeant Talfoord
Lord Deemen
Dr. Forbes
Old Burlington Street
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