Betting Notices at Goodwood and Bibury Club Meeting
Sporting Intelligence surveys the Goodwood Stakes and Cup betting, noting Bellona, Welfare, Fitzroy, and Calypso among favorites, with field bets and market shifts. It also covers Bibury Club racing events, including the Produce Sweepstakes, Bibury Stakes, and results for Master Tommy, Victor, and Pluto, plus a detailed boat race report on the Gazelle and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellona
Welfare
Fitzroy
Portrait
Calypso
Charles
Newcastle
Coliick
Rosalie
Hester
Lord Bruce
Rosaliee
Colonel Peel
Sadler
Payne
Jones
Treen
Isabella
Hon. S. Herbert
E. Peel
Pettit
St. Francis
St. Paul
Johnstone
St. Paul's
Lord Chesterfield
Colwick
Fulwar Craven
St. LucEn
Bell
the Squire
T. Wood
Thistle Whipper
Derry
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Bibury Club
Currier
Master Tommy
Captain Pettat
W. Etwall
Mermaid
Mr. Osbaldeston
Grc
Fickle
General Gilbert
Stork
The Drama at Her Majesty's Theatre and Hamburgh Music Festival
The drama section notes Taglioni and Za Gitana delighting crowds at Her Majesty's Theatre with Taglioni’s grace and Guy Stephan’s rapid rise, plus farewell performance by Mr. Russell. Hamburgh prepares a grand Musica Festival on July 4, 6, 8 with 900 performers and 80,000 marks raised by merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Roberto Devereux
Taglioni
Cerito
Faglioni
Mademoiselle Guy Stephan
Hier Entrée
Russell
Jerry Sneak
Musica Festival Ar Hampnica
Hamburgh
Paris Police Blames Five Youths In Park Theft Case
Paris court heard five youngsters Genet Chopinot Briant Macé and Bourdin on a charge of stealing a bottle of sweetmeats a purse a knife and a pipe. Bourdin was acquitted and Macé Briant and Chopinot discharged due to age while Genet received two years hard labor in the House of Correction. A separate case featured Desvignes the Nymph on trial for selling pamphlets and ballads without police license and was jailed eight days. A desertion case followed amid hangry tales of Antony Sarrobert whose appetite led to five years hard labour after repeated theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopinot
Briant
Genet
Bourdin
Macé
Gernot
Genetas
Little Briant
Benjamin
Genot
House of Correction
Chepinot
Dame de
Hallé
Mr. Sharpsword
M. Mulot
Antony Sarrobert
Alps
60Th
Antony
Sarrobert
Valence
Noyous
Colone
The Haunted House at Windsor and Other News
A digest from Gardiners The Music of Nature explains Windsor ghost noises as West Indian cockroach raps, while tea trade shows larger deliveries and firmer prices. Funeral rites for Earl Fortescue, and varied international items follow, including military budgets, piracy laws, and a violent 13th Light Dragoons riot trial with multiple officers found guilty and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winvsor
Gardiner
Windsor
West Indies
Mr. Gardiner
Congou
Filleigh Church
Worth
Earl Fortescue
Lord Ebrington
Lord Courtenay
G. Fortescue
J. Fortescue
J. W. Fortescue
Newton Fellowes
J. H. Williams
M. Fortescue
H. Fellowes
Yeomanry
Drespen
States of Barony
Dresden
Hamburg
France
Austria
Bordeaux
Fowler
Malta
Gloucester
Bristol
Dover
Calais
Anotice
Lord Palmerston
Place du Palais de Justice
Lord Sydenham
Kingston
Brussels
Belgium
Royal Navy
Court of Assizes
Brabant
Courrier Belge
James Sharpe
Esa
Colonial Club
Freemasons
Sharpe
Barbadoes
Brampton
New York
Feutchtwanger
George the Fourth
Southwark Bridge-Road
Carter
Surrey
Eleanor Hutchinson
Thames
James Rawlins
No. 4
Essex
Gravel Lane
Bankside
Southwark-bridge
Clark and
Well’s Wharf
Bae
Oliver Lang
Tattersall's Yard and Its Notable Dwellings
A vivid sketch describes Tattersall's yards filled with grooms, buyers, and peers. It contrasts the counting-house, subscription room, and mansions of Edward and Richard Tattersall, praising sturdy comfort over grandiose style. Also noted are a Royal Institution lecture on flowers' gas emissions and a Bath census anecdote about evasive aging records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tattersall
Evergood
Richard Tattersall
Royal Institution
G. Hayter
David Wilkie
Hogarth
George III
Lawrence
Wilkie
Hayter
Dryden
Davenant
Shadwell
Tere
Scotland
Raeburn
Bath
Pollux Sinks in Mediterranean Collision Near Elba
An account details the Pollux steamship wreck in the Elba canal after colliding with Mongibello off Piombino at 11 pm on the 17th. With 50 crew and 46 passengers aboard, all were saved except an elderly Neapolitan captain. The Pollux, valued at 500,000f with cargo of 85,000f, sank. ownership suits awaited action against Mongibello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semaphore
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Naples
Elba
Longona
Piombino
Civita Vecchia
The
Sud of
Prince de Canino
Mongibello
Gazette du Midi
Castagliola
Higgs
Vine-street
Piccadilly
Harriet Belcher
Griffiths
Quadrant
Sarah Ann Simons
Roral Ac
Denny
Institution
Simpson
Mary
M‘innes
Corbett
M‘clise
R.A
Hunt the Slipper
Wakefield
Villaiy
Royal Academy
Gallery
Suffolk-street
Pall-mall-east
Datchworth
Strutt
Queen Hoo Hall
Thomas Clater
Fraud on Pianoforte Makers Exposed At London Inquiry
The Broadwood firm uncovers a fraud scheme using their labels on pianos not made by them. Dublin and Kilkenny shipments were mislabelled, with counterfeit labels replaced on instruments. Hodgson and Co and M'Culloch and Co are drawn into the case as investigators pursue legal action and potential indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buchanan
Newark
United States
Walton
George Barclay
Lloyd's
Thomas W. Moore
Her Majesty's Packet
Henry Smith
Wadsworth and Smith
Benjamin Waite
England
Cole
Bell
Lockman
Sen
Barclay
Roberts
Orpheus
President
Atlantic Ocean
Nantucket Shoal
St. George's Bank
Waite
Lloyd’s
Her
Messrs
Junius Smith
London
Nantucket Shoals
St. George’s Bank
Clarkson
Mansion House
Messrs. Broadwood and Sons
Broadwood and Sons
Bucklersbury
Cramer
Addison
Beale
Hopason and Co
Messie
M‘culloch and Co
Dublin
James M‘culloch
Suffolk
Scotland
House of
Kilkenny
Collard
M‘culloch
Messrs. Hodgson and Co
House of Hodgson and Co
John Power
Peter Laurie
Suffolk-street
Mr. Clarkson
Sir Peter Laurie
Coutts
Messrs. Broadwood
William Coutts
Brown
Mr. Coutts
Mr. Power
Power
John Murray
Messrs. Broadwood and Co.’s
John Brown
Mr. Brown
Breadwood and Co
Messrs. Broadwood and Co
la Piano-Forte
Murray
Pair of Fresco Warer Corps Defy Rail Station Etiquette
Two young aristocrats arrived at the railway station with cigars burning, ignored rules, and sparked a confrontation with staff. An inspector and clerks were threatened, one man was bound, and a riotous struggle ensued. Police intervened, the delinquent freed, and both were eventually brought before the judiciary and granted conditional liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergen de Ville
Case of extensive swindling in Bérard bankruptcy trial
The Rhone court of assizes heard Jean Bérard face fraudulent bankruptcy charges showing an extraordinary swindling spree. From notary in Marmande to Lyons banking, Paris journalism, and bogus firms, he built 100,000 in fake profits via fictitious shares and bills. He used real names to back a joint stock scheme and evaded creditors until convicted, six years’ confinement with life police surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bérard
Court of Assizes
Rhone
Bérard
Marmande
Lot Et Garonne
Chamber of Guarantee
Caisse Hypothécaire
Lyons
Brussels
France
Paris
Conseil Des Notaires
Comptoire Judiciare
Bérard and Verpy
Tours
Collombet
Tribunal de Commerce
Verpy
Mesure
Jacques Laffitte and Co
M. Coron
M. Cabias
Avoué
M. Gastine
M.de Pranchére
St. Bienne
M. Quantin
Galignani
Hospital of
la Salpétriére
Marseilles
Naples
House of Rothschild
EBS
Goyatq
Two Sicilies
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Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall's
Mr. Etwall
Mulatto
Melody
J. Bayly
Mr. Herbert
Arctic
Captain Gardner
Mr. Scobell
Osbaldeston
G. Benonc Gobemouche
Greenwich
Mr. Wanhill
Mr. Gunston
Wenee
Lord Alfred Paget
Sabrina
Newcastle Journal
Dessin
Lord Clanwilliam
Mahony
Times
Marylebone
Napier
Jamaica
Sierra Leone
Madden
Trinidad
Demerara
Great Western
Grenada
St. John’s
Antigua
Antilles
New Yorker
Swenen
cEstepét
Stockholm
Board of Trade
Whitehall
Woolwich Marshes
H. Reece
Wilkinson
Greece
Guildhall
W. F. Boteler
Horn
Rose
Deedes
Brett
Bradley
St. Margaret's-street
Captain Byng
Mr. Allgood
Mr. Goddard
St. Margaret’s-street
Rose Inn
Lion Hotel
Trevor
H. Doherty
Goddard
Byng
Captain Doherty
Fountain Hotel
Prince of Orange
G. Millner
Cornet Allgood
William Rayner
Dodd
Clements
Prince of Orange Inn
Edmund Doherty
Henry Doherty
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