Address presented to American minister in Manchester
A large meeting of Manchester merchants and manufacturers presented Hon. E. Everett, the American minister, with an address signed by 580 firms and individuals. Notables present included M.P. Mark Philips, G. W. Wood, Sir Thomas Potter, and Robert Gardiner. The chair was taken by Robert Hyde Greg.
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Manchester
Eonakp Everett
Town Hall
E. Everett
Mark Philips
G. W. Wood
Sir Thomas Potter
Robert Gardiner
Henry Ashworth
Robert Hyde Greg
Tak Iscom
Board of Stamps and Taxes
Fox
Chertsey
Alexander Haring
Captain Hall
Hong Kong
Cucklington
Wincanton
Cross
Canada
United Kingdom
Quebec
United States
Worcester Chronicle
House of Commons
Godson
Kidderminster
St. Manry’s Pantsu
Poor Law Commissioners
St. Martin's Parish
Brighton
James Graham
Home Department
Portsmouth
St. John
General Assembly
Dominica
John Strachan
Benjamin Wyon
Pexxy Postace
Lincotan Rccpest
Truman, Hanbury, and Co
Morgan
Great Titchfield-street
Oxford-market
Eynthauakk
Cartmel
Carlisle
Gareth
Hellain
London
Billing
St. Martin’s Wrekk
Dr. Yates
Eee Yates
Gladstone
Hodgson
M.P
Manby
Adelphi Corps
Wilkinson
Lyon
Atre
Ueham
Fulham
Hailing &Utney Lridge
Putney
W. Hawkins
J. “el
W. Phelps
Sen
J. P. Green
J. Freeman
W. Hill
Lac
Orp Wells
Joseph Powel
Knight
Za Alias
Putney-bridge
Plaid
Green
Red
Houghs
Nes
Duanbuy
Glasgow Courier
Balloon ascent and theatre uproar in London society
The article covers Mr. C Green’s 200th ascent in The Albion balloon from Hoxton gardens, its safe landing near Dartford, and a detailed account of a Donnybrook-like disturbance at Majesty’s Theatre Covent Garden during Puritani and Beatrice di Tenda performances, with reactions from Lumley, Rubini, and the royal box. It also notes M. Mainzer pupils’ Gravesend singing excursion and city cultural developments.
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THE
Weekly Chronicle
Guy Stephan
Fleury
C. Green
Albion
Royal Standard Tavern
Albert Saloon
Hoxton
Green
Atlantic
America
Ireland
Donnybrook Fair
Persiani
Elvira
Madame Persiani
Rubini
Masesty
Opera Arcade
Haymarket
Beatrice di Tenda
James Warrior
M.D
Charles-street
St. James’s Square
Lumley
Mde
Frezzolini
Beatrice
Costa
House of Commons
Tam
Hammes
Cerito
Combrites
Dadkei
Gietese
Devaar
Amd
Priehess
Lenster
Marelijeress
Atesbury
S Manygais
Titehtiv
Basson
Tien
Mavety Nicsonam
Marepsis of
Koumley
Bard
Toverpoot
Lagh of
Witten
Barb O
Chesterfield
Marl
Coates Chaclevite
Earl Ant Countess of
Cardigan
Lord Sindvs
Lord Macdonald
Lord Lowther
A. Beckett
A. Paget
Maidstone
Wim. Buresfurd
Shaw Stewart
Lord Brace
W. Massey Stanles
Lord Templetown
Lord Cranstown
Lord Norbury
Earl of
Versiani
Prince Albert
Tar Genmay Oreni
Coventgarden
Matyznn
M. Mainzer
Metropolis
Gravesend
London-bridge
Mainzer
M. Guynemer
Scotch Fusileer Guards
Rosherville Gardens
Britain
Music Hall
Leicester Square
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Her Majesty's Theatre
Edward L. Bulwer
Macready
Drury-lane
Giulietta Grisi
St. John’s-wood
Adelaide Gallery
M. Claudet
M. Desplaces
Desperate Fire Rages Through Bermondsey Hoops District
From Clonmel to London reports describe a massive blaze starting at Mr Ramsay’s premises in Bermondsey Walk. Firefighters battled to control the flames spreading to hoops works, chemist shops, and lodging houses. Countless properties damaged or ruined with insured losses possibly exceeding 100000 pounds. Fire crews faced shifting winds and collapsing structures as they fought the inferno.
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Sredta
Tipperany
Clonmel
Pennefather
Doherty
Tipperary
William Kent
Hall
Patrick Byrnes
Francis Aldboro Prittie
Belgium
EneLanp
France
Claremont
Lord de Grey
Aylesbury
Hanmer
W. Lawrence Young
Brighton Gazette
Ramsay
Bermondsey Walk
Constable Merrett
London Brigade
Messrs
Cotton
Owst
Bermondsey-walk
Mansell
Mr. Smith
Salisbury-lane
Carver
Honeyman
West of England
Bermondseywall
Crosby Place
Thomas Brumley
Captain Page
Wheeler
Mr. Fleming
Lander
Bermondsey-wall
Nery
Beter
Air, Saunders
Racing Notes From Tatterall and London Clubs
In lively racing and betting activity at Tattergalls Newmarket and linked venues, Forester, Heslington, Rhodanthe, Prince Caradoc, The Squire, Nautilus, Beeswing, Attila, Cabrera and other horses figure in evolving prices. A dramatic rowing match near Westminster ends with Yellow winning by half a length amid royal attendance and river crowding.
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Forester
Heslington
Newcastle
Rhodanthe
Prince Caradoc
Squire
Middleham
Nautilus
Beeswing
Attila
Cabrera
Newmarket
Rogers
Bell
the Squire
Orde
Ramsay
Duke of Orleans
Chester
St. Lawrence
Marius
Retriever
Muntuscewitz
Goorwoop
Lagst Scott
Lord Chesterfield
Greville
Treen
Una
Harcourt
Arnagill
Griffith
St. Lecrur
Col. Anson
Tattergall’s
Hyde Park Corner
Thornton
Jockey Club
Red Sea
Gurney
London
Soreone
Janercost
Kirby
Scott
Thames Sailing Match and Westminster Regatta Report
A first above-bridge sailing match opens the season from Temple gardens to Wandsworth meadows and back with rivals Briton Ogean Dauntless Hazard Rocket. Hazard wins after Briton bows out due to a damaged sprit near Battersea bridge. close finish. Westminster Bridge regatta follows with watermen heats ending in Pink winning grand heat ahead of Yellow and Blue. Buccleuch purse regatta features sixteen pair-oars crews racing from Whitehall to Strands and back with notable contenders Goodrum Harris among favorites.
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Feetham’s-road
Houses of Parliament
Dalgeish’s-road
Duke's
Blue
Feetham’s
Stripes
Yellow
Charles Hill
Hungerford
Thomas Norcott
Rotherhithe
Pink
George Everett
Blackfriars
Thomas Jones
Wapping-dock
Green
William Neville
Bankside
John Connoway
Battlebridge
Thomas Coombes
Milbank
John Elderton
Tower
Connoway
Hill
Putney
Tom Coombes
Goodrum
Maynards
Black
White
Her
Wagermen
Ilue
Jack
Westminster Bridge
Middlesex
Duke’s
Scotland
Yorkshire Moors
Leeds Journal
Lord H. Seymour
Sablanville
Royal Oak
Ibrahim
Mr. Palmer
Baron de Rothschild
Scruggings
Florence
Chantilly
M. Lecoulteux
Poetess
Quiproquo
Judith
Ninus
Corsaire
M. Benedict Pave
Eliezer
Eldorado
Chicandar
M. de Champegny
Paracelse
M. Moreau
Evelyn
Kain
Royal Haras
Sablonville
Caramba
Marytesoxe Crus
Sussex
Marylebone
Lord's
Marylebone Club
Hillyer
Baker
Bayley
Box
Kingdom
Lillywhite
Dean
Millyard
Hodson
Hawkins
Picknell
Oxford
Cambridge
University
Elyves
Marquis of Exeter
Earl of Verulam
Earl of Aboxne
Earl of March
Earl of Winterton
Drumhuirig
Fulkstone
H. Loftus
W. Beresford
Beauclerc
M. Hill
BE. el
I. Ponsonby
Ponsonby
R. Grimstone
A. Grimstone
Frederick Bathurst
Michelson
Kynaston
Sheekerarry
Besley and Hillver
C. Taylor
Bow
Langdon Jongfield
County
Mr. Langdon
Feld
Mr. Thackeray
Taylor
Hudson
Saiine Marcw
Antyper Yacat Crus
Temple Gardens
Wandsworth Meadows
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Briton
J. Gardner
Ogean
Rees
Dauntless
Lt. Edwards
Hazard
Charles
Rocket
Mr. Stanton
Ecomimadore
T. Hewes
Hind
Aalvence
Witel
Battersea Bridge
Lambeth
Westminster-Bridge
St. Margaret's
St. John's
Westminster
James Howel
John Enis
Edward Lowel
J. Jones
William Campbell
George Campbell
William Spratt
Lsen
William Windsor
Joseph Kennett
Westminsterbridge
Strand Lane
Waushall Bridge
Bucctevcu
Duke of Buccleuch
Whitehall
Edmund Kean
Castles
Henry Green
Vauxhall
William Hipkins
Horselydown
Thomas Goodrum
William Broughton
George Jones
John Wilson
Wapping Stripes
John Harris
John Moswell
Custom-house
Harris
New Regiment of the Line Planned at Winchester
Authorities consider raising a new regiment to be designated the 100th foot with Winchester named for its organisation. Arrangements for this addition to her Majesty's land forces are expected to be completed by the end of next month. A bystander corrects a deed joke, noting if one woman knows it, all men will know it.
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National de
Waterloo
Waterloo Packet
Egypt
National
M. Guizot
London Hospital
Cleveland Street
Coroxkr
Higgs
Knightsbridge
Serpentine
James Green
Westminster Review
Court and Times
Frederick the Great
Thomas Campbell
Williams
Colombo
Tivut
James Macpherson
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Trincomalee
Ceylon
John Kenny
H.M
Commissariat
Fort Frederick
Lim
J. Macpherson
Horace Suckling
90Th S.L
A. T. Heyland
95Th Regiment
White Horse
Water Side
Wandsworth
Carter
John Finch
George Williams
Isleworth
Spiller
Battersea
Jane
Thames
Robert Stopford
Greenwich
Netisnalfeaiery
Tampton Court
Tyas
Dards Thelmor Aediod
Nirdan
Tessie
Alegtedple
Teraipden
Duncannon
Sonetall
Gosford
Chorenges
Gap
Royal Military Asylum
Leicestersquare
Garford
Waterton
Cabal
Rhyne
H. J. Lumsden
Auchindoir
General Assembly
Rhouie
Ihyme
Rhynie
Edinburgh
Havannah
Grand Banks
President
100Th Foot
Winchester
The Convicts Francis and Cooper at Newgate
Daily visits by Rev. Mr. Carver the gaol chaplain accompany the two condemned men as they hear morning services. Cooper shows occasional threats yet expresses contrition while awaiting execution in the condemned cell under close guard. Francis awaits Privy Council decision as family visits intensify the distressing farewell scenes.
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Francis
Cooper
Carver
Newgate
Mr. Carver
Privy Council
Verill
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Bayle
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R. Nicholson
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