Extraordinary Paris News On Narvaez And Royal Events
Paris dispatch notes Narvaez seizing Tarnel and threatening the regent with Carthagena maneuvers while Madrid forms a cuerpo franco of 800 soldiers. Meanwhile royal visit to Westminster Cartoon exhibition. railway law votes, and a large public tribute to the late Duke of Sussex unfolds with prominent nobles and ministers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madrid
Narvaez
Valencia
van Halen
Saville
Cadiz
Cuerpo Franco
Albacete
Tarnel
Arragon
Concha
Carthagena
Alicante
Bilbao
Trincadours
St. Sebastian
Santander
National Guard
Saragossa
Tours
Orleans
M. Banoist
Tattersall's Monpar July Stakes and Grand Thames Regatta
Sporting intelligence covers July Stakes at Newmarket with Vulture colt favored but beaten by Touchstone’s offspring. detailed betting, field notes, and outcomes. Includes Grand Thames Regatta at Putney with multiple heats, Leander Club successes, crowd spectacle, and day two attendance estimates.
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Tattersall
Monpar
Ovens
Deuce Ace
Newmarket
Pompey
Newcastle
Naworth
Thirak
Tiptos
Gorhambury
Peel
Johnstone
Charles the Twelfth
Charritte
G. Heathcote
Beresford
Osborne
Bell
Squire
Lord Chesterfield
Marshal Soult
Duke of Richmond
Lothario
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Verulam
Tunsday
New T.Y.C
Colonel Peel
Touchstone
Vulture
Lord Orford
Boots
Barmai
Lord Exeter
Bellam
Mr. Cooper
Agreeable
Mr. Thorphill
Lord Albemarle
Mr. Ford
Camel
Cooper
Races At Putney Regatta Feature Amateurs And Watermen
The third day of Putney Regatta showcases gentlemen amateur scullers and watermen events. Red wins a heat in a premium eight by a graceful stroke. Oxford University Club triumphs in grand heat as Leander is absent. apprentices and silver medals conclude the day with close finishes and detailed crew lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
Fulham
Surrey
Middlesex
Bishop of London
Hammersmith
Thames Yacht Club
Putney-bridge
Hammersmith-bridge
Chiswick-all
Wilkinson
Bailey
Dalgleish
Wallace
Red
Messrs
Julians and
Bumpstead
Green
Jeffreys and
Jackson
Chapman and
Earnshaw
Orange
Chapman
Moessra
Stripe
G. Campbell
Thomas Coombes
Va Luz Eeuty Guingas
Leander Club
St. George’s Club
Red Cross
Royal Academy Club
Trinity Club
Guy’s Club
Palsmans
Watermen
Pocock
Liddy
Godfrey
Southam
Goodrum
T. Coombes
Hill
D. Coombes
Black
Newell
Everard
Deal
Church
Doubledee
H. Campbell
John Phelps
Harris
Tare Goro Caarrexce
Cambridge Subscription Rooms Club
Oxford University Club
Bishop’s Garden
Purple
Eee -Fous-Carnep Rooz
Julius
Soames
Shepherd
Cockswain
Guy’s’ Club
Hedley
Ferguason
E. Lloyd
Grogan
Fenton
Atkinson
Cooper
Reid
Carpenter
Cameron
SauntEens
Watermex
T. Combes
White
Milbank
Lambeth
Battle-bridge-stairs
Phelps
Stripes
Young Coombes
Coombes
Dovustz
T. Phelps
Vincent
Blackmore
Snell
Smith
Duke
Yellow
Hammersmith Bridge
Gunrlemmen
Mesars Chapman
Julians
Prea
Lanpswen
Blue
Oans
Warerimen
Battlebridge
Blackfriars
Doublee
Ditto
Wandsworth
T. Goodrum
Light Blue
Watermsen
Hughes
Lowndes
Cox
Bourn
Brewster
Rogers
R. Menzies
Stapylton
Shadwell
Oxford
University
Lot
London-bridge
Teddington Lock
Evan Morris
Thomas
Hicks
Collyer
Lett
Grace
Messan
Chasley
Rae
Tisdale
Knight
Holloway
Pink
Light Green
Black and White
Amatsur
Racx
Eamshaw
Tasker
Jeffreya
Kennedy
Crimson
P. Conant
Dodd
Blue Cross
Conant
Messrs. H. Chapman
St. Aubyn
W. E. M. Jones
Bumstead
Waatermen
Lottery
Jones
Brammell
Williams
C. Maynard
Masterman
Neville
Maxwell
Carter
Willson
J. Castle
Sage
Maynard
Gowin
Campbell
Power
Placy
Mesers
Braithwaite
Shaw
Leach
Procent
Foundrey
Mr. Jeffreys
Mr. Kennedy
Reville
Maberley
T. Gray
Baylis
Treadley
Tay
Evans
Oeekay
Sellem
Scott
Henry Wood
Anderson
Ommaney
Henry Gibson
Winstanley
Porter
Tompson
A. C. Weller
Ete Pene Wallace
Athol Johnson
G. Chapman
Ashley
Freeman
Stewart
P. Compton
Horsman
Groggins
Bannister
Arnold
Lloyd
Fergusson
Robertson
Another
Forster
Gentlemen of Kent Defeated at Lord's in Classic Cricket Match
The Lord's match between the Gentlemen of Kent and England finished with England prevailing by four runs. Kent led after 21 runs in the first innings, then totaled 299 across both innings. England, trailing by 37, struck back to win as Hon. Mr. Ponsonby suffered a minor injury and will miss the upcoming grand match at Lord's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen OF
Kext
England
Lord's
Kent
Beaderick
Ponsonby
Lord’s
Eng
Paris Intelligence on Spanish uprisings and Barcelona decree
Telegraphic dispatches from Paris report Spanish upheaval led by Santander and Catalonia as provincial juntas gain power. Paris sources note Espartero's position weakening, Barcelona proposed as government seat, amnesty decrees, and British and French reactions amid tensions with England and France over Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Constantinople
Messager
Nta
Catalonia
Barcelona
Serrano
Folios
Lopez
Con
Espartero
Ignacio Chacon
Army of Operations
Corvera
Guisona
Gramonti
Zurbano
Seoane
Tanegra
Agramont
Balaguer
Lerida
Segre
Aragon
Maddox
Valencia
Rapartero
Narvaez
Bayonne
Ayerbe
Navarre
France
Aldades
Bilboa
O'Donnell
Orbistondo
Biscay
Enivite
Madrid
Rodil
Cadiz
Mendizabal
Aston
Bulwer
Lord Cowley
The
Presse
Louis Philippe
Queen Christina
Spain
M. Guizot
England
Ireland
O'Connell
Bank of France
Neapolitan
Paris and
Rouen
Orleans
Health of Lord Grey Improves and Art Patronage Awarded
Last evening Lord Grey showed signs of steady improvement and can sit up with assistance. King and Queen of the Belgians sent inquiries. Prince Albert agreed to patronize the Artists General Benevolent Institution after the Duke of Sussex’s death. Field Marshal Count Wittgenstein died at St Petersburg aged 87, triggering three days of mourning. Kenstroton Ganpexs reports a female attendant at St Agnes Well to supply clean tumblers for water drinkers, a noted convenience for early visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Westminster Hall
Robert Peel
Fine Arts Commission
Lord Melbourne
Moxrattry
Metropols
Staeve Ar Derrrorp
Baptist Chapel
Church Street
Deptford
Anti-Corn Law League
J Squier
Squier
A. L. Saul
Sidney Smith
Manchester
Leeds
Duke OF Sussex
Willis
King-street
St. James’s Square
Marquis of Northampton
Royal Society
Duke of Sutherland
Earl of Arundel
Surrey
Lord Fortescue
Lord Ebrington
Lord Carbery
Lord Dinorben
Lord
Bowles
Woodstock
House of Brunswick
Duke of Sweasex
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Lord Rosebery
Durham
Atcherley
Her Majesty's ThEatre
Don Pasquale
Donizetti
Theatre Italien
Lablache
Don Pasqual
Doctor Dulcamara
Malatesta
Ernesto
Mario
Norina
Grisi
Doctor Malatesta
Fornisari
Nerina
Forbieari
Earl Grey
Lord Grey
Alexander
Kenstroton Ganpexs
Kenstroton Ganpexs.—The Lords Commissioners of the Woods and Forests
St. Agnes
Bayswater
Birthday Joys Marked by Royal Parade and Ball
Crowds gathered as Thursday was named for her Majesty's birthday with bells ringing and royal standard hoisted. Prince Albert and high dignitaries watched a parade by more than a thousand troops in St James's Park, followed by a grand ball at Apsley House hosted by the Duke of Wellington. Royal illuminations spread loyalty across the metropolis as carriages filled St James's Street and Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s Park
Prince Albert
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George of
Grenadiers
Coldstream and
Scots Fusilier Guards
1St Regiment of Life Guards
George IV
Coldstream
St. James’s Palace
Norma
Alma
Mozart
St. James's Palace
William IV
St. James's Park
St. James’s Street
Piccadilly
Buckingham Palace
Horse Guards
House of Commons
House
Duke of Wellington
Batt
Apsley-House
Household Regiments
Grenadier and Coldstream Guards
Grenadier Guards
Ellison
Marchioness of
Douro
Lord Charles Wellesley
Earl of Aberdeen
Character of the Government Critiques Peel and Conservatism
The Morning Post rebukes the government for abandoning conservative principles amid weak leadership. It contrasts Whig legacies under Melbourne with a current cabinet praised for power yet accused of inefficiency, citing Ireland and Wales tensions, O Connell's discipline, and limited reforms like the Factories Education Bill and Ecclesiastical Courts Bill as evidence of governance drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Post
Orning Post
Times
Lord Lyndhurst
House of Lords
Lord Broughem
Ireland
Canada
House of Commons
Robert Peel
England
Wales
O’connell
Liverpool theatre manager seeks discharge from debts
In Liverpool Bankruptcy Court, Mr. Hammond the late manager of the Liverpool Theatre sought discharge from liabilities. The commissioner commended the books as accurate, noted weekly losses despite attractions by Mathews, Farren, and others, and discharged Hammond. Separate cases followed for spurious tea and unlicensed sale of spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Follett
Liverpool
Mathews
Banner
Webster
Strickland
Madame Celeste
Farren
Hammond
Sturious
Hart Daviese
J. Mortlock
J. T. Herries
Nathaniel Davies
Saville-row
Walworth-road
William
Excise
Defendant
Robert George
Westminster
George Philips
Hart Davies
Stephen Elgar
Tottenham
Court-Road
John Beard
Market-street
Southwark
Central Criminal Court Ninth Session Opens Amid Light Docket
The Central Criminal Court opened its ninth session for the mayoralty term with 119 prisoners slated for trial. The day included a widely noted case of William Curtis accused of theft after a dentist operation, ending with a humorous courtroom exchange over identity and a transportation sentence for Curtis’s accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pirie
C. Marshall
J. Duke
Grand Jury
William Curtis
J. H. Carrington
Payne
Fitzgerald
Carrington
Cuhance
Duke of Normandy
Thomas Jackson
Bodkin
Wilkins
Ballantine
E. Platt
Charles Louis de Bourbon
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Sporting Intelligence
T.M.M
R.C
Mr. Pettit
Poison
Mecca
Celene
Lord Kelburne
Fearney
Ryan
Greenland
Shepperd
Hancock
Chesler
Chiller
Bryant
Urple
Selby
Archer
Salter
Hallan
Gurney
Cannan
Bristow
Davis
Megars
J. Peters
H. Peters
King
D. Young
Beffin
Wright
Mansell
Watts
W. Mansell
Hawes
Pharady
Tullevain
Miller
J. Sullivan
State OF South Wales
Carmarthen
Sarah Thomas
Union Workhouse
É&C
Fanny Evans
Carmarthenshire
Cardiganshire
Pembrokeshire
Scleddygate
Fishguard
Haverfordwest-road
4Th Dragoons
St. Clear’s
LAW
Central Criminal Court
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