5810 AND THE DRAMA A Review of Music and Theatre
The piece critiques Balfe and contemporary Italian German works, notes mixed reception of the Balfe program, and mocks Berlioz and Moscheles. It covers Jerrold’s The White Milliner at the theatre, praising performers Keeley Farren and Orger, with cautious remarks on its moral tone and staging. It also mentions Yates’s new production Safanus and the Strand Theatre and Jacobs’s ventriloquism show, plus racing and sporting notes from Newmarket and Windsor.
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Balfe
England
London
Beethoven
Lindpaintner
Benedict
Madame Dubkner
Ief
Sebastian Bach
Sterndale Bennett
Menrie
Boen
Moscheles
Ferdinand Ries
Cheles
Ithoven
Schindler
Evetly Anonysmous
Ignace Mows
Witi
Fthenæum
Gazette Husicale
Paris
Hector Berlioz
Adolphe Adam
Grisar
Acto Almaster
Westminster Review
Jerrold
Albina
Herbert Conway
Conway
Ortolan
Lordin
da Twilight
Owever
Ice
Urtulin
Aritlin
Kes White Miller
Justice Twilight
Tisvich
Keeley
Orger
Farren
Mathews
Aynes St. Aubin
Yates
Safanus
J.s.coyne
Reneal
Clece
The
Satanus Ace
Fabio
Wuchella
Lelia
Satanus
Aphrosa
Malina
Satan
Mrs. Keeley
Wright
O. Smith
Frisky Wieland
Mrs. Honey
Cadi
Paul Bedford
Theratre
Jacobs
Pat M‘looney
Morison
Grand Dinner for Lord John Russell by New Zealand Company
A grand dinner at the London tavern honored Lord John Russell with about two hundred guests including leading politicians and company officials. Toasts celebrated the New Zealand Company's charter and colonial aims while paying tribute to Earl of Durham and the royal family.
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Wixpson
Windsor
1St
2D Life Guards
Royal Horse Guards
9Th Lancers
W. W. Wynn
Amazon
Harvey Bruce
Merchant
Watkin Williams Wynns
Brigade
Fruale
Marchioness
Hereford
Swingbridge
York Herald
Lancar
Tickhill Castle Farm
Langar
Lord Sligo
Selim
Pomona
Nicole
Walton
Adams
London
Cain
Leicester
Cantors Racz
William Harper
Oliver
Castle-court
Dudley
Staffordshire Gazette
Duke of Buccleuch
Drumlanrig Castle
Tynion
Arteur Pavis
Duke of Beaufort
Albemarle
S. Byng
Peel
Yates
Gardner
George Payne
Newmarket
Tattersall’s
John Russell
New Zealand
Lord John Russell
London Tavern
Colonial Office
Joseph Somes
Rsq
Earl of Devon
Lord Ashburton
Lord Petre
Henry Labouchere
Board of Trade
Vernon Smith
M.P
Colonies
E. J. Stanley
The
Treasury
Sir Hu
Raikes Currie
Edward Rice
Hastie
Sir George Carroll
Alderman Pirie
Mr. Buckle
William Symonds
Dr. Hinds
Thomas Wilson
Merchants
Continent
G. R. Robinson
Lloyd's
Henry Buckle
Ship Owners’ Society
Thomas Tooke
St. Katherine's Dock Company
London Dock Company
East and West India Dock Company
Sheriff Gibbs
Sheriff Farncomb
Mackillop
Canada Company
N. Gould
British American Land Company
John Chapman
Western Australian Company
Thomas Walker
Martin Tucker Smith
Colonel Torrens
Crown Lands
W. Martin
Swainson
Spain
H.S. Chapman
S. Glynne
Commissioner Evans
Jeremiah Bryant
Heaven’s Gate
Army
Navy
Hussey Vivian
Ingestiie
England
Nelson
Brittania
New
New Zealand Company
Somes
C. Buller
Hear
Mr. C. Buller
Earl of Durham
Earl
Great Britain
Mr. Buller
Betting shifts at Tattersalls Taounspay afternoon
Sporting intelligence notes a lively betting market with major favourites changing positions. Paleemon faced 19 to 1 against, Ben Brace at 2000 to 20, Coronation near Palemon, and Rosalie rising to 20 to 1 then 18 to 1. Eringo had limited backing, Prince Caradoc seen at 23 to 1, Knight of the Whistle and Marshal Soult at 25 to 1. No further changes recorded.
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Tattersall
Paleemon
Ben Brace
Coronation Agat Palemon
Coronation
Rosalie
Eringo
Caradoc
Marshal Soult
Colonisation Praise and Debate at New Zealand Meeting
A large gathering honors a key statesman of British colonisation in New Zealand. Speakers stress the empire’s forward march, trade, and faith, praising Wakefield and the firm backing of ministers, while defending colonisation as a humane enterprise aligned with gospel aims.
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New Zealand
Great Britain
Mr. Buller
England
Hear
Cavendish
Raleigh
Hull
Labouchere
Alderman Thompson
Earl of Devon
Lord Petre
Lord Ashburton
House of Peers
Petre and Ashburton
G. F. Young
Lord Eliot
House of Commons
Lord Bacon
Mr. Young
Edward Gibbon Wakefield
Panama
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Australia
British Empire
House of Commods
Manis
Hinds
Church Society of New Zealand
New Zealand Church Society
Bishop in New Zealand endorses colonial religious unity vote
The speaker praises establishing episcopacy in New Zealand with an endorsed bishop and parliamentary endowment. He argues the bishop will unite diverse colonists, aid missionary work, and promote social harmony while guiding female refinement and colonial ties through steady church leadership. The creed supports a broader, lasting peace in the developing settlement.
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Yeannes
Nati
Baring
Church of England
Church Society
New Zealand Company
Friends of Religion
New Zealand
Restbishop
Ward
Europe
England
Canadas
United Legislature
Canada
West Indies
New South Tion
Wales
Opera
South Australia
Britain
South
Mr. Young
Mr. Wakefield
Lord Byron
America
Mr. Hutt
Lord Howick
Mr.Wakefield
Colonial Land Committee
Ney
Roebuck
Gladstone
Issae
John Russell
Bergoom
Francis Baring
F. Baring
Od Ashburton
The Health of the Vice President of the Board of Trade
The assembly paid tribute to the vice president of the board of trade with a toast. Discussion touched on British colonial expansion, markets, Irish and Scottish contributions, and the welfare of aboriginal inhabitants as English influence grows. The East India Directors were honored, and the gathering adjourned after extended remarks.
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London
New Zealand
John Abel Smith
Board of Trade
Europe
Shiel
de G. F. Young
Mr. Shiel
Harkisson
England
Lord Petre
Chainnan
East India
Lyall
John Russell
Haberdashers election results reported during Monday poll
Election for the Haberdashers company lectureship showed Rev. Mr. Dale with 21 votes and Rev. Mr. Gumey with 15, a 6 vote majority for Dale. Other items note the Glasgow ship Heroine reaching Batavia, a Dublin Common Pleas witness on army service, Berenger youths charged with knocking at doors, a fatal hand wound from a pin, a distillery explosion at Milbank, and destitution cases in Bethnal Green with coroner actions.
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Haberdashers’ Company
China
Batavia
London
Dublin
Knockine
Augustus de Berenger
Raymond de Berenger
Baron de Berenger
Queen Square
St. Michael’s Place
Brompton
James Grover
Augustus
Peter Buse
London Hospital
Goodman's Fields
Finnano
Ger and Evans
Minnank
Milbank
Westminster
Messrs
Seager and Evans
Horseferry-road
Chandos-street
Waterloo-road
England
London Fire Establishment
Bethnal-green
Harvey
Vincent-street
Stokes
Bread Society
Snockine DratHg
Frre
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Payne
Catherine Johnson
Wellington Street
Hoxton Oldtown
George Whittaker
Turnmill-street
Clerkenwell B
Downes
Limerick Chronicle
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