Mixed 19th Century Miscellany From Northumberland to Brechin
A long miscellany lists land purchases by the Duke of Northumberland near Berwick and various charitable donations to Barnard Castle and Stockport relief funds. It notes the Edinburgh and Glasgow railway opening, Hereford cathedral restoration funds, and a Proclamation of Prince Albert in Cumberland stud improvements. Also reported are a Parisian style upheaval over a new mechanics institution, a bizarre scene with a tiger in a sleigh, and a tragic boiler ladle accident at Sir John Rennie’s works with six injured and one death.
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Duke of Northumberland
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Oo Eford
Garbett
Bampton
St. Mary's Church
Grant
St. John's College
Sibthorp
University
Duchess of Cleveland
Harry Vane
Barnard Castle
Duke of Norfolk
Sheffield Relief Fund
John Parker
The
Treasury
Ward
J. S. Wortley
M.P
Evans
Earl of Stamford
Warrington
Stockport
Earl Fitzwilliam
Viscountess
Milton
Earl of Amherst
Earl of Clanwilliam
Lord Crewe
Sydney Herbert
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Gloucester
Bristol
Episcopal College
Scott
Hereford
Gazette Des Postes
Prussia
Hanover
Frith
Windsor Castle
la Presse
England
France
Austria
Russia
Lord Panmure
Mechanics’ Institution
Brechin
Tehalf
Aberdeen Herald
William Elliott
Lion Inn
Fakenham
Norwich Mercury
M. de Chateaubriand
M. Delandine le Saint Esprit
Murphy
Cork
Hague
M. Vanmannan
Grey
Dublin
Lord de Grey
Sheriff Browne
Eiffe
Sheriff Porter
Chronicle
Robert Peel
Haman
Toup Nicolas
E. Owen
Captain Nicolas
Nicolas
Tr. P. T. Oake
Harris Nicolas
Major Browne
Lord Kilmaine
64Th Regiment
Montreal
Hull and East Riding Times
Eliason
Drury Lane Theatre
SumzEr
Prince Albert
Cumberland Lopes
Windsor Park
Royal
Hamlet
General Wemyss
Gloucester-street
Dorset-square
Rory
Haut Ton
Turtare
Joan Renniz
Feuxpry
Payne
Guy’s Hospital
James Barny
Wm. Thompson
John Rennie
James Rae
Pearson
Royal Institute adds function. library grows and members admit
At a Royal Institute of British Architects meeting, a new joint function with the Architectural Society was formed following correspondence between Earl De Grey and W Tite. The joint effort expands the library and museum in Lower Grosvenor Street, and eighteen new members from the Architectural Society were admitted.
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Royal Institute of British Architects
Earl de Grey
W. Tite
F.R.S
Royal Exchange
Architectural Society
Grosvenor Street
Chapman
Grange
Union Street
James Brown
Barnstexy
Messrs. Hopwood and Co
Barnsley
Tate
Hounstow
Wakley
Middlesex
Hounslow
C. B. Curtis and Harvey
Hounslow Heath
Henry Finch
Wm. Worlman
Alfred Malthouse
Our Town
Finch and Worlman
James Matthewson
Wm. Major
John Hannis
John Johnson
Messrs. Curtis and Harvey
Colne
Finch
Wortman
Peter Thomas
William Colvin
Malthouse
Colvin
Thomas
Frogley
Messrs
Curtis and
Harvey
Robert Peel
King William
Hanley
R. Peel
Staffordshire Gazette
Royal Free Hospital
Northamptoon
Northampton
Sir Robert Peel
Newland
Sir Robert
54Th Regiment
Weedon
Home Secretary
Borough of
Marylebone
Benjamin Hall
Charles Napier
Court-house
Marylebone-lane
Cooke
Potter
C. Napier
H. €. Wilson
Syria
Sir. B. Hall
St. Mary's
Board of Auditors
St. Pancras
Robert Turner
No. 2
Dear’s-place
Somerstown
Charles Turner
William Tate
Star Coal-Wharf
Camden-town
William Gowan
Star-walk
Gisippus at Drury Lane Ends in Triumph for Macready
Gisippus the new drama at Drury Lane, by the late Dr Griffin, drew praise for its noble Athens setting and strong acting. Macready as Gisippus, Faucit as Sophronia, and Anderson as Fulvius received enthusiastic notices for their performance and the scenic works, despite some critique of the supporting cast. The Haymarket presented The Woman Hater with Ravenspurg and Frederick in a light, cleverly staged comedy of love and misperception.
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Davry-Lase
Gisippus
Dr. Griffin
Collegians
Boccacio
Attica
Augustus Cmsar
Mr. Macready
Sophronia
Miss E. Faucett
Greece
Titus Quintus Fulvius
Corinth
Fulvius
Rome
Flavius
Miss Faucit
Haymarket Theatre
Ir. Bernard
Baron Ravenspurg
Mr. Webster
Danube
Frederick
Mr. Vining
Leila Blumenthal
Miss Charles
Count Blumenthal
Webster
Adelphi Theatre
Scribe
Louisa Eastland
Mrs. Yates
Lord Starboard
Mr. Yates
Louisa
Arthur Amery
Mr. Lyon
Amery
Ellen Firmly
Starboard
Cone
Ellen
Riason
Dabbleton
Mr. Wright
Lyons Amery
Yates
Olympic Theatre
Miss Mitchell
United States
Dramatic fare at Olympic and Astley's amid theatre changes
The review covers a new melodrama at the Olympic, its plot involving Viscount Squanderfield and Mark Freeland, and notes on poor yet entertaining performance. It mentions Ombra at another venue, upcoming premieres at Her Majesty's Theatre, and an accident to Mr. Brooks. Details on Astley's Amphitheatre rebuild plans are clarified amid venue shifts and Easter schedules.
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Rayner
Olympic Theatre
Sadler's Wells
Surrey Theatres
Abigail
London
Misa Arabella Thrifty
Thomas Thrifty
Mark Freeland
Viscount Squanderfield
Viscount
Miss Thun
Theentleman
Counsellor Silvertongue
Silvertongue
George Wild
Fitzjames
Fitzball
Mr. Collins
Teddy Mullowney
Teddy the Tiler
Kilkenny
Mahony
Norma
Jack Junk
Soane
Her Majesty's Theatre
Mademoiselle Loewe
Perrot
Carlotta Grisi
Brooks
Astley
Messrs
Grissell
Peto
Batty
Circus
Westminster
Baths
Ducrow
Willis Jones
Surrey Theatre
Melanie Ducrow
Derby Oaks and Chester cup betting at Tattersalls
Sporting intelligence notes a dull afternoon with limited changes to Derby Oaks and Chester cup markets. Attila and Chatham attracted small sums, while Syren and a range of mares drew sizable showings. Desk notices confirm March subscriptions under jockey club rules amid brisk but cautious wagering. A Marlowe of sport includes foxhounds runs at Ickenham, local meets and ring rides, plus a duke of Buccleuch kennel incident and a fat hog shoot at Greenwich. Pedestrian walking feat covers Brecon to Abergavenny round trip in under 10 hours.
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Tattersall
Attila
Chatham
Auckland
Ballinkeele
Dirce
Syren
Scott’s
Jockey Club
Dezaxsy
Scott
G. Heathcote
Anson
Peel
Gregory
Bowes
Meteor
Pettit
Espartero
Mr. Scott
F. Wood
Timoleon
Lord Orford
Wild Duck
Scott's
Lot
Etwall
Passion
C. Wilson
Coker
Jersey
Knox
George
Greville
Rory O
Frero
Royal Homps
Ickenham
Harrow
Hampton Darling
Pinner
Ruislip
Twyford
Will
Littleton-common
London
Vale of
Aylesbury
Feltham
Bedfont
Thames
Hairyforth
Whitton
Hounatie
Casterley
Splendid Park
Lord Reaslyn
Davis
Williamson
Duke of
Caledonian Mercury
Greenwich
Hall
Mr. Edwards
Mr. Alkin
Robert
Brecon
Anatomy of the peers CantEnBury and Brudenell
The article surveys aristocratic figures including Viscount Canterbury Charles Manners Sutton born 1780, his marriages to Lucy Dennison and Ellen Power, and his role as speaker with pension details. It recounts a 1835 incident involving his son Mr. Manners Sutton at Bow Street and Crockford's, plus notes on related peers Baron Evans Freke, Earl of Cardigan Brudenell, and Baron Carew, detailing career histories, estates, and mottos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CantEnBury
Canterbury
Charles Manners Sutton
Lucy Maria Charlotte
John Dennison
Ossington
County Nottingham
Charles John
Ellen
Edmund Power
John Hume Purvis
Ponsonby
Viscount Canning
Rutland
Beverley
Carlisle
Manners
C. J. M. Sutton
Lord Manners
Ireland
Abbot
Lord Colchester
House of Commons
Wellington-Peel
Abercromby
Baron Danfermline
C. M. Sutton
House of Lords
Canada
Times
Manners Sutton
Viscount Canterbury
Bow-street
Tighe
Adelphi
Lord Canterbury
Crockford’s
Sutton
Berkeley-square
Bottesford
Leicestershire
Cannery
Baron
Evans
Principality of Wales
James the First
Carbery
Belgrave-danete
Laxton-hall
Wansford
Castle Freke
Cork
Ross Carbery
Northampton
Carpi@an
Duke of
Montague
Monthermer
Cardigan
James Thomas Brudenell
Elizabeth Jane Henrietta
Tullemache
Earl of Carlisle
Earl of Essex
15Th Hussars
Augustus Wathen
Horse-guards
Lord Brudenell
1Ith Light Dragoons
Wathen
Reynolds
Tuckett
Portman-square
Dean-park
Carew
Carews
Robert Shapland Carew
Wexford
Castleborough
United Kingdom
Jane Catherine
Major Ciffe
Ross
Waterford
Baron de Mauley
Baron Rossmore
Brookes’s Club
Jockeying among the Jockeys at Guildhall trial
A high profile suit before Lord Abinger and a special jury centers on money had and received. Plaintiff Thornton, a wealthy city merchant, claims £1258 against trustees Portman Beales Clarke for Gurney losses from Epsom bets. Defendants and Jockey Club officials deny wrongdoing, arguing the deed was illegal and not in full payment.
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Thornton
Portman
Guildhall
Lord Abinger
Jockey Club
Martin
Thesiger
Butt
Gurney
Mr. Gurney
Epsom
Houghton
Atkins
Tattersall
Hawker
Hester
John Neale
Thomas Thornton
Portman and
Beales
Neele
Plaintiff
Davis
Jockey Ciue
Clarke
John Brown
George Bentinck
W. Follett
Tattersall’s
Colonel Anson
Dixon
Sinon Ritter
Marquis of Exeter
Duke of Rutland
Col. Peel
Irby
Greville
Lord Stradbroke
Edward Wyde
Windsor
Flord
Lord George Bentinck