Miscellany notes on political antics and trade disputes
A jagged mix of reports from London and abroad covers Downing Street intrigues, honours, the Portuguese wine dispute, tax grievances, colonial appointments, and naval provisioning reforms. It notes Whig party comments, academic distinctions for McCulloch, a court action in Allen Lowe v Lowe, and parliamentary moves toward trade reciprocity with India.
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Der Freischutz at Dover Theatre and London notes
A review of Weber's Der Freischutz at Dover LavE Theatre praising the singing and orchestral execution, with critique of especially Stretton Cagpar and Miss Rumer. It follows with reports on Covent-Garden Ballet Lucia reviews, Pantomime, and other London theatre performances including Lucia di Lammermoor and The Little Red Riding Hood, plus Surrey Theatres and Leicester venues.
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Red Riding Hood
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Little Riding Hood
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Strand Theatre
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Browning's Blot on the Scutcheon Shocks and Delights Audience
The Drury Lane première of Browning's Blot on the Scutcheon moved a crowded audience last night with intense emotion and strong acting. Miss Faucit impressed again with noble, agitated portrayal while Mr Anderson and Mrs Stirling received mixed notices. a following farce A Taurine Legacy provided comic relief and keen Keeley drew riotous applause.
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England
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Derby outsiders dominate Tattersalls betting notes
Betting trends at Tattersalls show The Brewer as a strong outsider with odds moving from thousands to 15 20 and 25 to 1 closing at 35 to 1. Parthian Cornepeon and Lucetta colt also attract demand while Oaks prospects shift with Col Cradocks Hilly seeing big backing. Newsanker Murat and other entries appear in Corumx Stakes and Derby implications discussed. Lord Frederick Fitzclarence retires from fox-hunting due to rheumatic gout and plans sale of stout. Etalhouse guest list chronicled amid local hunting and turf losses including Colonel Crauford’s death and potential Derby disqualifications for Mermaid colt and Ermine filly. Ashdown park coursing meeting postponed one week due to frost.
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Ledbury inquest on Elizabeth Webb death by son blows
An inquest at Ledbury heard Elizabeth Webb aged 79 died after blows from her son John Webb a thatcher in a fit of insanity. Witnesses described his prior derangement and threatening behavior with a weapon. The jury ruled death by blows inflicted while he was mentally deranged and he was committed for trial.
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Hannah Slater
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George Taylor
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William Partridge
Webb
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William Evans
Milley
Samuel Purnell
George Webb
London
William Griffin
Fitness
Calumny at the Newbury theatre sparked by a fragment
A letter to the editor from Geo James Hatt denies a sensational theatre affair and asks for contradiction. The report also notes Manchester and Bradford market dullness, with wool and yarn prices collapsing as mills run full time. An inquest at Larkhall Lane, Clapham, finds Benjamin Hickling's death due to arsenic, blaming the poison and the chemist, while Balaam is cleared. A Delhi paper mocks Somnatnath gate lore.
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Taylor
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