Mixed Miscellany From 19th Century Papers
A collage of brief items cites scandalous gossip of a forbidden marriage mother and son, theatre accident, coach misadventure, curiosities from Derbyshire and Ireland, port notices, policing, and scientific figures. Local notices, weather, and occasional obituaries fill the page.
Sporting Intelligence from Tattersalls Bets and Hunts
Betting shifts at Tattersalls show Ottonan and Confederate drawing interest as odds move from 50 to 33 to 1 on Bokhara and 40 to 1 on Fitzroy. Oaks focus on Lallah Rookh at 7 to 1 while many bets center on Derby and St Leger contenders. Deer chases at Windsor amuse crowds, and rabbit-shooting sets a county record. Oakley hounds thrill at Shelton Gorse with an exhausting 1 hour 40 minute run, while St Leger nominations rise to 113. A roe-deer hunt near Lodsworth ends memorably, and a steeplechase at Coleman's paddock concludes with Vandyke beating The Queen.
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Tattersall’s
Ottonan
Bokhara
Wardan
Fitzroy
Agst Bro
Melbourne
Lallah Rookh
Duke of Cleveland
Euclid
Lord Orford
G. Heathcote
Duke of Grafton
Jersey
Glenorchy
Wreford
Houldsworth
Lord Chesterfield
Gambia
Trenn
Edwards
Thornhill
Bro
Baby
White Hart
Chace
Court-yard
Sheet-street
Charles Scarisbrick
Writhington
Wigan Gazette
Her Majesty’s
Stac Hounps
Lord Kinnaird
Salthill
Riching-park
Oakley
Shelton Gorse
Pug
Shelton
Stanwick
Hargrave
Hunt's Closes
Covington
Tilbrook
Womditch
Stowe
Lymage
Pery
Graffham
Buckden
Brampton
Hunt
Mickell Hill
Bailey
M. Dennett
Lodsworth
West Sussex
Old Park
Bexley Hill
Sr. Arpan
Goodman
Vandyke
M‘donagh
Barker
The
Queen
Charlton
Phosphorus
T. Oliver
H. Morley
G. Patrick
Elmoread
J. Mason
Coleman
The Drama The Fortacomine And Mary Stuart On Stage
The piece Mary Stuart by James Haynes discussed after reading at Drury Lane. Plans for Covent Garden delayed as manuscript unread but accepted and cast marked for Anderson and Miss Tree. Marie Albertagazzi returns to Paris Opera. Honolulu hosts a theatre. Pacha of Egypt allows vaudeville performances in Alexandria by a French company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Messager
Foundling Hospital
Paris
Drury Lane Theatre
William Mills
Charing-cross Hospital
Sincular Escarr
Bedford
Ampthill
Houghton Gate
Lance
Benjamin Hartley
Stonemason
Middleton
Thomas Ashton
Parkhouse
Manchester Courier
Arton T
Earl Grey's
Dundee
Herr Cruetty
Ireland
Norra Denpysyire
Tideswell Moor
Derbyshire
Barnsley
Doncaster Gazette
Norfolk
Piccadilly
Aylesbury
Radwell
Admiralty
Lords Commissioners
R. Morr O’ferrall
Russia
St. Petersburgh
Nicholas
William Watts
Hanslope
Aylesbury News
Laren Catton Lingrathy
Willie
Hdinburgh Observer
R Fitzwygram
Tusmore Park
Amminer
James Dickinson
Rodderhope
Alston
Carrick
Carlisle Journal
Talbot
Essex
Springfield
Neale
Littledale
Patterson
Maule
Essex Herald
Free Press
Mathew
Tipperary
Txa Tranz
Hyde Park
Sackville
Fiddes
Sierra Leone
Garratt
Falmouth
Hampshire
Nottingham
Hockley
Mary Crossland
Pontefract
Newton-street
Holborn
Inverness
Courier
Ohey
New York Herald
King’s Pit
Midgeholme
George Gray
Ompson
Jessa
Earl of
Carlisle
Murray
Mary Stuart
Drurylane Theatre
Macready
Schiller
James Haynes
Durazzo
Persiani
Inez de Castro
Sandwich Islands
Honolulu
The
Pacha
Egypt
Alexandria
France
M. de Quelen
Orleans
M. Mathieu
Journal Des Debats
M. Passy
Newark
Her
Reds
Newark Gazette
Rural Police
Berkshire
Reading
R. Palmer
W. Stevens
Goodlake
Duffield
M.P
Barratt
Lord Radnor
Clayton East
Mitford
Golding
James Hayward
A'Court
Messrs
Stone
Sen
C. Sawyer
H. Sawyer
Dawson
Hercey
Bunny
Hughes
W. Stephens
Bowles
Whebles
Morland
Bunbury
Neate
Vansittart Neale
W. Hayward
Harris
Doyn
E. Tull
Sheppard
R Tull
Hopkins
Cherry
St. John
Evans
Dodson
Milesworth
Canterbury
Archbishop of Canterbury
Rochdale
Lancashire
Roby
Pool
Blackwall
Curling
Nore
Greenwich
St. George's Steam-packet Company
Liverpool
London
M. van Buren
Francois Visseurs
Albemarle-street
Queen Square
Mall of
St. James’s Park
Duke of York
Waterloo-place
Foot Guards
Haining
M‘cann
Sheffield Anti Corn Law Meeting and Ward Address
After a clash between Requisitionists and Chartists in Sheffield a large meeting at the Circus adjourned to Paradise Square where a Resolution for abolition of the Corn Laws was carried. Mr Ward spoke on reform and curb of the franchise while Mr Parker and others defended cautious liberal aims amid interruptions and later disturbances on leaving the Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Kendal
Sheffield
Sheldon
Kirk
Ibbotson
Birks
Paradise Square
Kirkby
Benson
Wardle
Working Men's Association
Circus
Hastings
Mr. Ward
Germany
United States
Ward
Parker
Elliott
Vickers
Gill
Duncombe
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Hume
Hesketh Fleetwood
England
Ireland
Lord Normanby
Lord Roden
Jamaica
Robert Peel
Lord Melbourne
Liberal Party
Melbourne
John Russell
Mr. Macauley
Sheil
Lord John
Stroud
Home Office
Edinburgh
Lord Clarendon
Lord Morpeth
Clay
More O’ferrall
Mr. Wyse
Firebrands
M‘neil
M‘ghee
Lord Wharncliffe
James Graham
Dr. Philpotts
House of Lords
Ashton
Canterbury
Bradshaw
Roby
Sydney Smith
Sir Robert Peel
Colonial Land Committee
Wakefield
van Dieman’s Land
Mr. Gill
Mr. Attwood
William Vickers
Also Mentioned on This Page
King's Plan
Herefordounty Press
Alston Moor
Newcastle Journal
Windsor
Tur Ricut
Macbonnett
Branor
CanaDs
Newry
Martgrages
Baron Fortescue
Dover
Viscount Morpeth
Lord Grimston
Earl of Verulam
Louisa Craven
Lord Craven
Emily Grimston
Augusta Cadogan
Earl Cadogan
Alfred Wodehouse
Lord. Wodehouse
Macdonald
Suffield
Wilhelmina Stanhope
Haut Ton
Morning Post
Watson
Arnot
King’s College
Medical Gazette
Davies Gilbert
Royal Society
House of Commons
Eastbourne
Sporting Intelligence