Dramatic Review of Hugo Opera and Brussels Stages
A detailed retrospective on an 19th century staged adaptation of Hugo and its reception. The piece praises Grisi Brambilla and Meriani in the Italian production, notes strong performances by Desverezz and Dancieres, and comments on the Brussels company staging Les et s and Marguerite with notable duet successes. It also mentions theater figures such as Otello and Pirata and outlines upcoming engagements and programs at Paris venues and Royal Opera activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reete
Hugo
Angevo
Tyran de Padone
Syracuse
Eliza
Bianca
Viscardo
Aforiani
Elaiga
Viscarda
Elaisa
Vitearde
Isa
Floretia
Ghrisi
Brambilla
Grisi
Do Morisni
Kiss
Meriani
Piritani
Roberto Deverenz
Europe
Tagliini
Signor
Maria
Otello
Arturo
St-Gardes Tarstre
Brussels
Lesets
St. Barthaw
Mererbeer
Madame la
Marguerite
Madame Jul
Paris
Stephen Lyne Stephens
E. Yolande Louise Duvernay
Mabile. Duvemmay
Aratémie Royale de Musique
Ionnel
Madlle
Verry
Princess’ Theatre
London
Mr. Nugent
M. Masard
Widdicomb
Lewis
Louis Nlv
Lavy Wodehouse
Kimberley Hall
John Norris
Witton Park
Lord Wodehousen
Bury Post
M. Andre D.inlcan Phildor
Eure-et-Loire
Moarathy Oy
S Springs
Whlas
Gleet
Casey
T. L.cuavis
Coumany
Hursess
Cove
Treet
Haymarket
Hannay
Oxford-sreet
Barth
Brydoes-street
Strand
Main
Cornhill
Strange
Paternester-rae
Londo
Guest
Bullestevet
Birmingham
Sowter
Ani'ssquan
Manchester
Philip
South Castle-street
Liverpool
Ferns and
Score
Bristol
Chresicle Odice
Oxford
Guy
Cacal
Independent Press
Odice
Cambridge
J. Clancy
Tookseller
Bedford-raw
Dublin
Olster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Labingon
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
Paton
Love
Son-Street
Glasgow
Strachan
Aberdeen
Essex and Herts Mercury
Mrasrs
Curtis
Age and Argus
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith Street
Sporting Intelligenc[e] Mosasy Leadwood Stakes odds
Betting notes from Tattersall's on the Leadwood Stakes with heavy favorite waves and wide field activity. Pythiazis Venus and Libel draw attention as top contenders at Goodwood with many bets placed, prices fluctuating through the day on multiple races including St Leger Derby and Goodwood Cup.
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Tattersall
Pythiazis
Venus
Liverpool Ap
Newcastle
Arunda
Fury Stanes
Albemarne
Pythia
Augie
Eni Wie
Europa
Liverpool
Liverpoon
Bell
Mogtyn
Milton
A. W. Hill
Johnstone
A. W. Bill
Rod
Ramebottom
Woh
Jibuetone
Payne
Lord Howth
Te Bentinck
John O’'Gaunt
J. Haw
Euwall
Mouck
Gracey
Foxhounds sale and racing tales from Northumberland meet
A detailed report covers the sale of Sir M W Ridley’s foxhounds at Tattersalls Hyde Park Corner with 42 couples across nine lots fetching £719 16s, plus prices for bitches and whelps. It also recounts a yacht race at Greenwich won by the Belvidere, a foot race in Oxford Street, and a swimming and diving match at the National Baths with disputes and prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Ridley
County of
Northumberland
Messrs. Tattersall and Sons
Hyde Park Corner
Earl Fitzhardinge
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Loftus
Lord Lisburne
H. Houghton
Coalhouse Point
Widgeon
Greenwich
Lord A. Paget
Belvidere
Harrison
Franks
Ward
Wood Pavement
Oxford Street
National Baths
No. 218
High Houthorn
George Poulton
Samuel Houns- Tow
Oxford
G. Pewter
Robberson
Allen
Mesers
Samuel Heunstow
Pimter
Poulton
Kent ‘Worthy
England
Wales
Denny Lotrentes
Court
Comox Press
Altrantr
London
Clark
Jin Easter
Serjeant Bytes
Serjeant
Channell
Tindal
Taogre Vt
Coristas
Inti
Campanhco
Orlando
Byles
Cnennell
Court of Exchequer
Apple- Earth
Collyer
Meeson and Welsby
Serjeant Byles
Victoria
Geming
Vicmlors
Steam Vessels in the Ports of Great Britain
A survey of Glasgow and Irish ports lists numerous steamers with tonnage and horse power, detailing armaments and capacity. Notable vessels include the Sultan, Waverly, Britannia, Unicorn, Acadia, Caledonie, Princess Royal, Duke of Kent, Royal Adelaide, and Dublin entries with their guns and sizes. The report underscores merchant steam navy strength and maritime supremacy.
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Glasgow
Britannia
Unicorn
Acadia
Caledonie
Princess Royal
Lady Brisbane
Dunoon Castle
Arran Castle
Rothesay Castle
Inverary Castle
Duntroon Castle
Hibernia
Royal Tar
Lady Kelburn
Commodore
Shandon
Toward Castle
Achilles
Aurora
Inverness
Foyle
Helen M'Gregor
Rob Ray
Dolphin
Engineer
Royal Consort
Craignish Castle
Cardiff Castle
Edinburgh Castle
Albion
Luna
Maid of Galloway
Margaret
Montrose
Tarbet
Maid of Leven
Port Glasgow
Dumbarton Castle
Prince Albert
Vale of Leven
Ireland
Belfast
Cork
Dublin
Leeds
Birmingham
Nottingham
Ballinanloe
Commerce
Mersey
Athlone
Queen Victoria
Duke of Kent
Royal Adelaide
Duke
Cambridge
Royal William
Prince
Princess
Eringo Braz
Horne
Liffey
Dover Castle
St. George
Severn
Lee
Herald
Erin
Mercury
Eagle
Vanguard
Shannon
Devonshire
Duke of Cornwall
Dundalk
Londonderry
Ross
Sligo
Wexford
Watford
William Penn
Continental States
British Isles
Irish Leader Refuses Railway Committee Attendance
Tony O Connell explains his aim to serve Ireland from Dublin and decline private bills, while urging selective engagement on Irish matters. He defends voting abstention in English questions and warns of legal challenges to Parliamentary attendance powers. O Connell pledges to defend Irish rights through a Triad legislature if needed.
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Mosers
O'Connell
O'Brien
Oxford and
Cambridge
Pall Matt
Henry Creed
Committee of Selection
House of Commons
Ireland
House of Commone
Limerick
London
England
Scotland
Anthony
Courts of
Jermyn-street
Tony O'Conneel
Committee of Selection of Railways
Anniversary festival at Royal Infirmary for Children
A Waterloo road anniversary festival at the London Tavern honored the Royal Infirmary for Children founded in 1816 by the Duke of Kent and the Duke of Sussex. Royal patrons, about a hundred gentlemen, and officers attended as toasts praised the institution and its access for patients without patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorat Inginmanr Yous Caupaew
Airwate
Waterloo-bridge-road
London
Lord Feversham
Duke of Kent
Duke of Sussex
George LV
William LV
Royal Infirmary
P. Borthwick
Dendy
Hawes
Messrs
Barnby
Manvers
Bayley
Kenet
Toole
Jan
Lorda
China
Durin
House of Commons
House of Lords
John Rose
Egham
Globe
Exeter
Piyssostn
Plymouth
Dawlish
Wolloway
John Martin
Chronicle” Office
Tobago
West Tuchys
Holloway
Wis Island
Jaax Martin
Jeremiah Casey
Compton
Place
Compton-street
Hrunswick
Square
Professor Holloway
Bedtine
Jernmran Casey
Strand
Temple Bar
N.B
Marriages at St George's Hanover Square
Nobility ties mark a wedding in Tien Livre as Duke dell Aihaneto F Proto Pailagicino wed Miss Caroline Van nech at St George's church. After ceremony guests dined at Mivarts hotel then departed for a Surrey honeymoon. Guests included Prince Castel deala and Lord Wantingfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Livre
dell'Aihaneto F. Proto Pailagicino
Caroline Vannech
Gerard Vannech
Hunting Geld
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Mivart's
Vanne
Notable 19th century patent medicines advertised in London
Advertisement text for Locock’s Pulmonic Wafers and related medical works. Includes testimonials, pricing, and distribution details. Mentions remedies for asthma, coughs, hoarseness, sexual health issues, and venereal diseases with locations in London for agents and publishers.
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Bells Winegour
R. Merkiam
Truekey
GooLrwaop & S
Kent's Lot
A.W. Hil
H. Johnstone
Hambottom
Reils
J. Hasley
Etwall
G. Benjock
Duke of Richmond
A. Julnstone
Rawena
J. Day
Yates
Munck
Hesceltine
Fitzalen
Salvin
Denny
Forth
Sting
Seneral Shubrick
Brocardo
Ramsay
Meheim
Bowes
Hourab
Katwicke
Merry Monarch
Goopwoop Corp
Irwin
Anson
Gally
Gratwicke
St. Paul
Mostyn
Pantasa
Kedger
Great Britain
CuentrauLe Trusts
Brrt
Incorporated Livery Companies of
Piaser
John Parry
Liscard
Wallasey
Prisick
Wheatland Lane
Seacombe
Uarry
Chester
Byrth
Waleser
Parry
Liverpool Courier
Eleve
Twelve O'Cuick
Finsbury Square
Aylesbury Union
Idera
Aylesbury Guardians
Duninghue
Enid
Tun
Apollo
Admiralty
Lloyd's
Sandwich
Clunn
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Robingon
Brooking
W. Donson
W. A. B. Hamilton
R.N
William Clunn
Messrs. Robinson
St. John's
Messrs. Robinson and
John Graham
Grinsdale
W. Swan
Swan
Paison
Hoe
Carlisle
Tne
Woolwich Common
North Kent
Board of Ordnance
John Hignett
Lord Bloomfield
Woolwich
Blaney
Royal Marines
Saohilands
Cockburn
Board of Trade
South Eastern Company
Hignett
Ordnance Board
South
Bonham
I. Goldsmid
Forman
Col. Forman
J. HioNert
Ordnance
Byhim
Boldero
Mr. Hignett
Public Department
John Crampton
Saffron-hill
Samuel Lamert
Devrogp.streer
Havtord-Squany
Stafford Gazette
Veltey
Wakefell Journal
S. Gilbert
Tuternoster-row
Starle
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Hannay and Co
Qyford-street
Noble
Chancery-lane
Gordon
Lemtenballe Street
Heywood
Oldham Street
Watta
Snow Lill
Baraclougt
Fargate
Sheffield
France
Butcher Mink
Tyne
W. Love
Nelson-street
Roe Ty Locock
Chestar
Tang
Tay
Agenta—Da Silva and CO
Bride Lane
Fleet-Street
L. Perry Ant
Purkiss
Soho
Tug Linent Fareno
PERRY
Seassix
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
Brodie
Prodie
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paters Noster-Row
Purkies
Compton Street
Brydgeatreet
Covent Garden
Leadentsall-street
Lordoy
Gradie
Nesssary
C. J. Lucas and Co
Brittain
Patercoster-row
J. Gordon
Hall-Street
G. Maurell
King-street
Kwark
C. Westerton
Parkside
Knightsbridge
Allett
Princes-street
Leicester-square
HH. Phillips
Hanny
Oxfod
St. Apu
Ae Square
W. Howell
Dale-street
W. Wood
High-street
W. and
H. Robinson
Greensite-street
Edisburch
T. Price
Damen Street
Dudlo
Ste
Zenus
Messrsasani Co
Newnantreet
Tc. Oe
Willar Whitney Gearing
Smart
Holborm
County of Middlesex
Messrs. Curtis and
Compans
Hultion
William Wilton
Bookbdinder
Bream