Mutiny and Flogging Case Onboard Greyhound Ship
Report of a court case about a boatswain Francis flogged by Lascars aboard the Greyhound after a dispute over pepper stowage at Aleppo. Testimony details severe blows, imprisonment, and subsequent legal actions. Other items cover trials for petty thefts and a Lord Mayor's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Privy Council
Yestern the Tate
James Woop
Serjeant Bom
Wood
Waster
Gloucesy
Francis
WaTchinson
Counrt Covery
Lord Denman
von London
Eppe
Malabar
Kcholas Juton
Tess
Ancis
John Campbell
Greyhound
Aleppo
Mendia
Texas
Win
England
Serang
Finian
Factes Hind
Chancery-lane
Saas Uhoe
Leary
Wee
Nea
Uethar Peel Tee
William * iI
Sis
Este
Ernion Es A Lascar
E. Wynne
Denman
Mansion House
Elcott
Johnson
Sharpe
Peter Laurie
Sir Peter Laurie
Nuffin
Boy
Old Bailey
Bridewell
The Drama at the Theatre and Opera House
The program showcases Der Freischutz and Felice Anerio madrigals, then a Mozart Requiem with new trompettes and drill-ensemble, followed by Napoleon tributes. The Opera House misadventure features a masked masquerade ruinously indiscreet, while Victoria Theatre presents Laroche and Blanchard, and Miss Kelly plans Dramatic Recollections at Miss Karry’s New Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
M. Jullien
Corps D'armée
Eneuisu
Opera House
Canaille
Victoria Theatre
Laroche
Noel
Savoyard
Blanchard and Howell
Drury-lane Theatre
Miss Karry
New Theatre
Dean Street
Soho
Strand Theatre
Toolden
Sxty
Balfe
R. B. Peake
Covent-garden Theatre
Princess's Theatre
Oxford-street
Queen’s
Hanover Square
Adams
Adelphi
Duke and Duchess of Cleveland
Prince George of Cambridge
Chesterfield
Merch
Ward
Seaham
Marquis of Headfort
Bective
Gardiner
Seymour
Fanny Elssler
Havannah
Mademoiselle
Fansy Einstein
Gazette Des Tribunalle
Fanny Elisler
Tribunal de Commerce
M. Leod Pillet
Academie Royal de Musique
M. Pillet
Boucher
Bordeaux
Opera
Paris
America
Woods
Braham
Covent-garden
Drury-Jane
Messrs
Sinclair
Wood
de Begnis
Giubilei
Seguin
Martyn
Brough
Manvers
Derby betting on Monday at Tattersall's unfolds lively action
Sporting intelligence from Tattersalls notes heavy Derby betting on Monday with Rosalie colt 16 to 1, strong support for Eringo Knight of the Whistle and Coronation, and substantial sums on Palemon, Chameleon, Ralph, and Marshal Soult. Closing prices accompany, and Thursday’s dull session limits fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Rosalie
Eringo
Knight of the Whistle
Coronation
Palemon
Chameleon
Ralph
Marshal Soult
Duke of Wellington
Hans
Derry
Scott
Lord Bruce
Albemarle
Lord Westminster
Anson
Duke of Rutland
Sir Hans
G. Heathcote
Westeurn
the Nob
Lord Jersey
Joachim
Goodman
Belgrade
Boast
Clarendon
Wimbush
Finchley
Prince Caradoc
T. C. Powlett
Kedge
Camelion
Wahab
Emengardis
Densy
Whistle
Palamon
Wellington
Narcissus
Metternich
T. O. Powlett
Proposal for a Second Colony in New Zealand
A formal appeal from prospective second colony organizers to the New Zealand Company argues that a larger coastal settlement is feasible. They propose selling 201,000 acres at 30s per acre in 1,000 allotments with reserves for native families, emigration funding, religious endowments, a college, and steam navigation incentives to attract capital and settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand Company
Port Nicholson
New Zealand House
New Zealand
Wellington
Cook’s Strait
Sicily
Syracuse
Augusta Catana
Messina
Palermo
Marsala
John Russell
A Royal Prince Handles Infant Heroine At Palace
A royal aide met Prince Albert who, after being asked to view the infant princess, carried the child to the gentleman and remarked that she appears more beautiful than any infant he has seen. The report recalls royal tenderness and the prince’s personal involvement with the royal nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Inn
Fern Cottage
Great Park
Wood's Pond Gate
Sawyer's Gate
Snowhill
Old Windsor
Hudson's Gate
Farnham
Gracchus
Lord Talbot
Mr. Goodlake
Gane
Verwix
Glengary
Higland Glens
Mr. Bainbridge
M.P
Taunton
Lord Ward
Whitsunday
Inverness Courier
Faruen
Prince Albert
Metropolis
Henry Currie
West Horsley-place
Guildford
Ross D. Mangles
Tur Marcu
Onraocrarpy
Axminster
Nicholas A
Sel
Bear
Cyder
Tee
Coffy
Saul
Martine
Exeter Hall
Strand
Court of Queen's Bench
Edward Bulman
Stantney
Ely
Bulman
Benson
Stustney
Bury
Worcester
Joseph Webster
Merrimans- Hill
Hinlip
Webster
Lord Southwell
Duel and public transport talk in early morning notices
Douet reports a dawn clash between Colonel Patterson and Robert Mark Marsden at Eyre Arms. Marsden wounded Patterson in the wrist. dispute tied to O Connell support. Also covered: Northern and Eastern Railway meeting at London Tavern endorsing progress to Bishop Stortford, possible Ware and Hertford branch, cost estimates, and potential Cambridge extension. A young shopman, William Grant, attempted suicide at Lambeth-house. stabbed throat, taken to Guy's Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Eastenn Raiaway
London Tavern
William Crawshay
Eastern Counties Railway
Stratford
Bishop Stortford
Broxbourne
Ware
Hertford
Cambridge
Rosbery
William Grant
Messrs. Harvey and Co
Lambeth-house
Westminster-road
Stannard
L Division
Guy’s Hospital
Lords Drainage Bill Sparks London Reform Debate
Curiosity rises over Lord Waldegrave and companions gaining impunity as old charter notions clash with modern liberal thought. The Guildhall committee on Lord Normanby’s drainage bill criticizes clauses 20 24 27 for absurdity and impracticality and urges alteration before conference with the Marquis of Normandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Council
Committee of Sewers
London
Marquis of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Itale
Bro
Queenston
Buell
Lockport
Forthand
Vevel
Ee Saver
M‘leod
New York Journal of Commerce
Buffalo
House of Representatives
Africa
Castatt
Canada
Kingston
United Pro
New York
Philadelphia
China
Asia
House of Representang
Massachusetts
Chronicle
Matthew Wyal
Hyde-park
Court Journal
Monax Graphic Society
Royal Academy
Enwritish Architects
Twetitunion Skiny
Architectural Society
Genesical Society
Society of
Royal Society
Retieval Haeies
Royal Society of Literature
Royal Painting
Royal Institution
Marylebone
Thomas Brown
Flash Tom
Timothy Reardon
Perry
Oxford Street
Lucy
Mr. Perry
Brown
House of Correction
Hatton Garden
Catharine Donahue
White
Russell Square
Mrs. White
Rammo Sammmee
Rammo
Sammee
Broughton
Lambeth Street
Peter Mdermott
Peter Canigan
Daniel Brusna
Canigan
Andrew Short
Red Lion Street
Norton
Union. Hall
Francis Henry Marshall
Blackfriars-bridge
Fleet Street
William Yates
Augustus Clifford, Bart
Calthorpe
Alendicity Society
Hoxey
Peel
Laura Honey
Honey
Lord Melbourne
Lord Normanby
Lord John Russell
Lord Clarendon
Lord Morpeth
Henry Parnell
Charles Felix Smith
Royal Engineers
Syria
Fox Maule
Phillips
The
East India Company
Bank of England
Crawford
T. B. Lennard
Christ’s Hospital
Bethlem Hospital
J. G. Ward
St. James's
Piccadilly
Thomas Johnson
Stebbing
Croly
Robert Stopford
City of London
Sporting Intelligence
F. Pratt
Laredon
Stafford
Earl of Sefton
Shropshire
Hodgson
Liverpool
Dunchurch
Leamington
Warwick
Drumlanrig
Duke of Buccleuch
Drumlanrig Castle
Geary
Webb Suthery
Geary Burns
Suthery
Oldfield
Ditto Brandon
Ditto Daniels
Ditto Spratley
Ditto Giblin
Saunders
Webb Horwood
Ditto T. Christmas
Ditto Stone
Ditto Birch
Ditto Aris
R. Webb
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