End of March or April for royal secession news
The article notes the royal withdrawal from public duties is expected around the end of March or early April. It mentions Beatrice as a crowd-pleasing figure and records reactions to the news, including the death of Mr. Drummond and the illness and death of Epwanp Dxuxixonn, with details of medical assessments and family reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventy
Peither
Drummond
Tassi
Jendian
Guthrie
Fible
GM Mr. Guthrie
Tly
Hose Pelf
Domand
Phlaise
Edward Drummon
Bristol
Broadmead
P. Thompson
Cobden
M.P
Moore
G Thomas
United States
Rts
America
Thompson
Cobdex
League Fund
Tar Doven
Shakspere
South-Eastern Railway Company
Cubitt
Lieutenant Hutchinson
Royal Engineers
Pasley
J. Herchell
Omara
Caneucs FyscHe Pstmer
Wokingham
Palmer
Reading
Buckstone and Fitz ian lead Breyiscnast Theatre week
A London paper reviews a week at Breyiscnast Theatre noting Buckstone and Mrs Fitz ian drawing enthusiastic crowds for old favourites and new acts like Fizsilliam. The piece mentions Snapping Turtles Belle of the tel serm and Irish Widow with strong audience approval. The Diteauisen case follows with a troubling attempted suicide in Bermondsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breyiscnast Theatre
Buckstone
Fitzian
Fizsilliam
Snapping Turtles
Oxford
Cambridge
Charing-cross
Lewisham
Surcree
Ofename of Ellis
Ellis
Hair-Cresser
Bermondseyfleet
Dorkhead
Union Hall
Bureday
Ali
Ishrard
Mary
Prismuer
Vwitnass
Mr Riks
Cymbeline revival and Mothers and Daughters at Covent Garden
A dramatic items roundup notes Helen Faucit and Macready in Cymbeline at Covent Garden with praise for Imogen and Iachimo scenes. It also reviews Bell's Mothers and Daughters as a dull but promising attempt, praises Miss Vandenhoff in the lead, and covers other theatre events including a Haymarket farce revival and Life’s a Lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Macready
Iachimo
Posthumus
Imogen
Anderson
Compton
Cloten
Polonius
Andrew Aguecheck
Paelps
Belarius
Hudson and Allen
Guiderius
Arghragus
P. Horton
Serle
Stretton
Reeves
Shakspeare
Miss Faucit
Covent-Ganpes Theatre
Mothers and Daughters
Bell
Cumberland
Kotzebue
Inchbald
Lady Manifold
Emily
Mary
Swinford Hastings Montague
Lord Merlin
Mabel Trevor
Miss Trevor
Sandford
Artultius
Gregory Plump
Manifold
Mabel
Merlin
Miss Vandenhoff
Vandenhoff
Cooper
Teo
Harley
Columbine
Bertley
Mr. Wizan
Meadows
Blount
Mrs. Humby
Rise
Vanderbelt
Aneetit Theater
Haymarket
Tate
Mr. Power
Happy Man
Ploes
Hanes
Mr. Hamilton
Purdy Murphy
Hamilton
Periany
Enameir
Marsilton
Reny
Miss Chaplin
Pody
Onyzei Turatin
Apnse
Panic betting on horse races and local crime report
The article details sharp fluctuations in betting odds as panic spreads over a British Yeoman race, listing numerous wagers on favorites and outsiders. It also covers a fatal shooting of a gamekeeper during a confrontation with poachers, an inquest verdict of murder against unknown culprits, and a series of local sporting and accident notices including hunts, woodcock shooting, and a double fatal accident at sea leading to accidental deaths.
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Blackpory
Minveid
William Turner
Blackburn Standard
Usitep Mexican Maiyrse Association
London Tavern
John Easthope, Bart
Rayas
Tyndall
Gray’s-inn-lane
Robert Peel
R. Peel
Britannia
Houndless Sea
Jzalovsy
Damazes
Humaan
Chatham Lines
Palmer
Jol Musgrave
5Th Regiment
Somme
Brompton Guard
J. Walker
Guilingham
Weeks
Rochester
Board of Ordnance
Chasham
Coxoxsn
Wak?ey
M.P
Poels
Middlesex Hospital
John Coghlan
19Th Regiment of Foot
Malta
John Millhousee
Green’s-Court
Purteory-street
Garden Square
Little Dean-street
Oxford Street
Messrs
Alles
Plough-court
Lombard-street
James Young
Norfolk-street
Strand
England
Ood
Mata
Caghlen
James M‘gregor
Guaris
Dr. Young
Hire
Vin
Medical Board
Regentstreet
New 1
Nerittesberlad-court
Young
Corfe
James M'Gregor
de. Young
Janes M'Gregor
Surjeou
262 Regiment
India
Deuberaian
Tank Prussic
Tattersall
Aristides
Marat
Napier
Wineson
Dunster
Beh
G. Heathcote
Duke of Grafton
H. Coombe
Bowes
Cotherstone
Lord Westminster
Griffiths
Lord Exeter
Lord Orford
Levey
Yarburgh
Bell
Mostyn
Earl of Richmond
Queen of Trumps Col
Nt. Wood
Ely
Murat Agst
Shooter's Hill
James Cooper
Hungerford-market
Bell Water-Gate
Woolwich
Green Man
Blackhead
Pot
Tau
Munper
J. B. Phillips
Tean
Robert Arnold
Tran
John Cattlow
John Burton Phillips
James Perry
William Byatt
Saniel Robinson
Aiters
Abetto
Wallace
Greenock
Sim Hey
Hane Huxriya
Tufell
Jonas
Baker
Duke of Wellington
Dennon
St Geotor’s
Charles Heath
Owen Baker
London Cocks
Charley
Sociay America
San Juan Baptista
Tabasco
Mazatlan
Marquesas Islands
Charles Eyre
Liverpool
Vera Cruz
Sir Grance Cocxsunx
George Cockburn
George
Alexander Nisbet
Reynolds Jackson
Im.rcs
Admiralty
Sir
Great Wrareny
Sturge
Mr. Bailey
Major Wayth
Major Weyth
Cheltenhan
Vousley
Cirectars
Progressif Couchins
Taylor
Enginer
Gloucester
Auetier
Lnnell
Oldstream
J. Ho Tar
Gateshead
United States and Canada Intelligence Update
The Cambridge brought news from New York on the 3rd and reached Liverpool after four days’ delay. Oregon territorial bills, U S China and Sandwich Islands policy, and Pacific trade figures dominate the dispatches. The mutiny inquiry on the Somers continues, and Sir George Cockburn’s health shows slight improvement amid fresh bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Cambridge
Barstow
New York
Liverpool
Mersey
Royal Mail
Congress
Oregon Territory
Senate
Territory
Oregon
Washington
The
Journal of Commerce
Missouri
Arkansas
Columbia River
Supreme
District Courts
Iowa
House
China
Sandwich Islands
Britannia
London
Paris
Somers
Montreal
Hurs
J. Farxpes
W. B. Gwysse
M.B.T.C.D. J. Lampoon
J. Farnpes
M.L. T.C.D
Government House
J. Fanques
J. Savpsox
Government-house
Yuna Cauz
Old England
Alleged circular from Opposition questioned as forgery
The piece notes a copy of a circular claimed to be from Lord John Russell inviting MPs to the session opening. It argues the circular bears forgery marks, including handwriting style, seal, and phrasing. It warns liberal members to verify authenticity and references anti corn-law meetings and public debates on trade and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord John Russell
John Russell
Lord John
Bedford
Dublin Evening Mail
Anti-Cormlay League
Darchester Guardian
Seacon
League
Peter,street
Great League Fund
Peter Street
Philip Harwood
Cormlaw
Mechanics’ Institution
Chancery Lane
Lave
Orevail
Alen
Newcastle
Bristol
Artton-ander-Lyne
Glasgow
Buckinghamstire
Lord Orkney
McNepoty
Thomas Fremaune
Ccor
Peel
Thomas
Post
Philo Aguatius
England
Friends of Free Trade
Esetrr-bail
St. Stephen's
China
Phe
Marsham
Buckingham
Cornlaw
Devier
Ford
Pape
Buckinghamshire
Titervats
Gremmar
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Mr. St. Lawrence
Fitzjames
Cecilie
Miss L. Melville
Joe Jelly
Wild
Mr. Ueuler
Turnout
Christopher Carraway
Star and Garter
Richmond
Arden
G. Lebatt
Gretna
Blacksmith’s Forge
Hammerwell
Elliot
Burke
Albany
Upcott
Donizelli
Don Pasquale
Great Britain
Wilson
Scotland
White
Crouch
Wales
Parry
Miss Steele
Royal Academy of Music
Cathinka Heinefetter
Dreyschock
Thalberg
Brussels
Dalfe
M. Boulanger
Opera Comique
Rossini
la Gazza
Lara
Tamburini
Ferdinand
Lablache
Corelli
Morelli
Madame Viardot Garcia
Vienna
Bulfe
Scribe
Challet
Madame Albertazzi
Trieste
Rosina
Bartolo
Madamo Albertazzi
Milan
Scala
Galigani