New Opera at Drury Lane shows Hungary tale in three acts
The third act of the Hungarian opera is praised for its orchestral depth and dramatic breadth while the second act features Prague crowd scenes and political impersonation. Miss Romer and Harrison star, with Borrani and Wallace delivering strong contributions. the production is noted for its ambitious staging and rapid development despite a tight five month schedule.
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Drury Lane
Hungary
Janie Wy
Wallace
Alfred Bann
Miss Romer
Harrison
Mr. Boon
Bative Muoching
Wien Orien
Prague
Ladislana
Mathias
George Podiebrad
Wks
Megaeus
Borrani
Bohemia
Count Magnus
Den
Matilda
Pudiebrad
Ladielaug
Thies
George Per
Sture
M&as
Coh
Busemis
Podiebrad
Fair Land
Coce
Miter
Ladislaus
Mise Romer
Mr. Hughes
Wesna
Mr. Harrison
Gove
Misa Romer
Mies Isaace
Mie Rewer
Magnus
Weiss
Tuitar
Tyre
Mr. Harrisons
F.d
Death by Poison Rocks Camden Town Inquest Verdict Manslaughter
A London inquest heard how Miss Collyer of Camden Town died after taking a bitter almond water mix prescribed by Dr Cronin. Chemical analyses found prussic acid in the stomach contents. The coroner adjourned the case and the jury returned a manslaughter verdict against Dr Cronin.
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M.P
Cassatant
Cullier
High Street
Camden-town
John Pounds
America
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Cronin
Johnston
Corfield
High-street
Mise Cullier
Mr. Johnston
George Weathers
Howee
Apothecaries
Scoffere
J. A.johnson
SS Martin's Lane
Mr. Pounds
Aba
Giessen
Germany
The
Apothecaries’ Society
London
Daniel Corfield
Dr. Cronin
Mr. Corfield
Bell
Cellier
Morton
Chemiat
Southampton Row
Jacov Bell
Oxford Street
Br. Bell
John Scoffere
Savage Gardens
Mark Jane
Ences Collyer
Hiphauvet
Asalaant
Wheatsheaf
J. John Scoffern
Mark
Morson
Weathers
Venables
Cromp
Tunally
Pharmaceutical Society
Taylor
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Wen
Scuffern
Aldersgate Street School of Medicine
R. Venables
St. Vincent's Place
City Road
Islington
Oxford
Royal College of Physicians
Scoffern
French
Heboro
Turnant
Jacob Bell
George Venables
Misa Collyer
Air. Mottley
Berwick Street
Soho
Mr. Mottley
Mr. Tennant
Gray
Franch Him-Elf
Tennant
Io Gray
Titchboro Street
Haymarket
Cosoner
Chistison
Sarah Ellen Collyer
University of Gleason
Br. Corfield
Mr. Maraon
Mr. Bell
Dr. Crouin
Cnroner
Holborn
Spratt
Bir
Crovin
Feudal Times at the Queen of Scots Theatre
The article reviews a two and a half hour tragedy by Mr. White about James III and the murder of Cochrane, with focus on Archibald Douglas and the Bell the cat incident. Performances by Phelps Bennett Addison and Burcer are noted, with scenic and musical interludes praised and a two act structure.
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Miss Leidlew
Lees
Keeleys
Lapist
Watts Theatns
London
White
Princess’s
Macready
Cochrane
James III
Piers Gaveston
Archibald Douglas
Earl of Angus
Earl of Mar
Mason
Douglas
Mr. Phelps
George Bennett
Angus
Laura Addison
Margaret Randolph
F. A. Burcer
Drury Lane
Manchester
Bunun
Theatre Royal
Butler
Bunn
Manchester Theatre Royal
Manchester Guardian
Dull betting list at Tattersall's Chester Derby odds steady
Reporting intelligence from Tattersall's-Mespar shows no change in major prices with Derby betting attracting notable wagers on Van Tromp Epirote and Planet. Prices for Chester Cup and related stakes remain flat as Christopher's lameness is deemed non serious while a Hampshire coast shooting feat by Colonel Hawker yields an extraordinary harvest of birds.
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van Tromp
Epirote
Planet
Christopher
Cissendon
Liverpool
Courtensy
Mathew
Haphap
Lord Stradbroke
Moatyn
Stephenson
Sheraton
Pedhey
Osborne
Agnes
Guisras Stakze
Mostyn
R. Pigot
Conyngham
Payne
Old Port
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Curren Cup
Gally
Mendicant
Lagat
Mr. Herbert
Yegat
Irwin
Mickey Free
Gratwicke
Skerrall
Mr. O'Brien
Bedlam
W. Scot
Sir Tatton Sykes
Dawson
Crimson
Creagh
Captain Pettar
Newcoart
Mangle
Igoe
Lord Eglinton
Bowes
S. Conway
Merry
Ford
Clarendon
Tromp
Acha
Nerasa
Ellerdale
J. Day
the Farmer’s Daughter
Clementina
J. Hawley
Miami
Nerissa
Hampshire
Hawker
Eiey
Famine Rumor in Irish Watch on Majesty's Ships
A report claimed famine fever appeared aboard ships off the Irish coast. Dr. Lindsay, RN, was sent to verify. London dispatches say Cork naval reports found no grounds for the calamity. A separate storm event described a hurricane near London causing barge losses, drownings, and extensive property damage.
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Ireland
Lindsay
London
Cork
Vauxhall
Putney
Battersea
Mulcock
Norwood
Hounslow
Cremorne Gardens
Fursdythe
Wingate
J. Thorrington
Windsor
Wandsworth
Batterees Bridge
Clapham
Balham-hill
Wimbledon
Richmond
Bushy Park
Kew Gardens
Man seeks death by inhalation as punishment
A condemned man in the Ardeche petitions the Minister of Justice to allow his execution by inhalation death. In London reports a gashed street accident in Southwark leaves several rescued from a collapsed pair of houses, while a Hitchin inquest records three deaths due to a thaw flooded brook and urges new bridges and road safety Measures.
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Kunt Street
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Temperance Union Coffee
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Abdale
Lints
Banan
Linea
Abdale Plage
Warren-gate
Lighthouse talks and theft cases dominate Shrewsbury report
A deputation led by Jared Forates met Earl of Auckland at the Admiralty to press lighthouse reform, while police report a London gang linked to an auction-house robbery and thefts. N Soyer advances a model kitchen for soup to aid the Irish poor. Railway receipts for the past week are listed for numerous lines, with year-ago figures.
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Light Dues Associationy
Jared Forates
Paulson
M.P
Duncan
Christie
Bane
Wawn
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Pearson
Mall
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Association
Earl of Auckland
Admiralty
Shrewsbury
Charles Fielder
St. Mary
Lambeth
Surrey
London
M. Sorane
Socr Hiicugy
N. Soyer
Reform Club
Goverment
Ireland
Holloway's Medicines Praised In 1845 Bay Fortune Case
A sworn declaration before Justice Joseph Cortin attests that Holloway's ointment and pills cured severe facial and leg ulcers on Hugh Macdonald of Lot 53, King’s County. The testimony notes rapid relief after treatment, enabling him to resume field work, with posters claiming extensive cures and urging use of Holloway's preparations worldwide.
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Prince Eaward
T. Hugh Macdonald
King's County
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Bay Fortune
Joseph Cortin
Hugh Macdonald
William Unprnaar
Europe
Bast
West Indies
Profsasor Holloway
Strand
Bear Temple Bar
London
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