Derby-bound filly defeats rivals at hill finish in tight race
The race featured Canton and the Macremma filly as leaders with the winner securing Derby qualification. Extempore and the favorite followed, while Jamal failed to reach the front after several false starts. Bridegroom, ridden by Rogers, beat Ma Mie by a head in the Town Plate for three-year-olds, with Seahorse third. Betting favored Seahorse and Deerslayer in the later standings. Topsail to start in the Liverpool Cup was canceled.
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Canton
Extempore
Jamal
Mr. Rogers
Rogers
Mr. Newton
Mr. Townley
Perchance
Mr. Arnull
Miss Sally
Mr. Pettit
Espartero
General Yates
Seahorse
Lord Kelburne
St. Patrick
Marie
Bridegroom
Ma Mie
Colonel Peet
Slane
Kelburne
Lord G. Bentinck
Extraordinary Race of Carrier Pigeons at Liverpool
A five o'clock morning pigeon race in Liverpool drew 52 carrier pigeons from Brussels homes. They flew southeast toward Brussels with high speed, racing to determine a sweepstakes winner. Weather could affect paths across the channel. results awaited.
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Brussels
Liverpool
St. Luke's Church
Liverpool Times
Etonians
Weat
Minster
Thames
Kewbridge
Putney
Eton
Richards
Courtnay
Tuke
Stapylton
Heygate
Fellowes
Ffolliot
Radford
Whitmore
Westminster
Westminster Scholars
Titanes Roval Yacur Ciup
Prince Albert
H. Gunston
Lord A. Paget
H. Upton
A. Fontaine
Gi. Keen
T. Gneesoms
J. Selby
Gunston
Wanhill
Poole
Lord Alfred Paget
Mercury
Adelaide
Green Wich
R. Stopford
Mary
Phantom
Blackwall
Woolwich
Gravesend
Northfleet
Ada
Greenwich
Gentlemen of
England
Kent
Lord's
F. Ponsonby
C Edwards
Coon OS
E.h.grimston
Mynn
R.grimston
Harenc
C. Taylor, Esq
A. Mynn
Whitaker
T. A. Anson, Esq
Felix
R. Kynaston, Esq
W. Pickering Esq
T. Craven, Esq
Lord Grimston
F. Bathurst
H. Walker, Esq
Weeese
Manchester and Marylebone Grand Match At Lord's
A grand match between Manchester Club and Marylebone began Thursday at Lord's. First day score shows Manchester 220 with notable entries for E Wright H Walker and Lord Grimston, while other notes cover racing, racing odds, a prize fight near Bracknell, and various local sport and society items from Cheltenham to Inverness.
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Manchester
Marylebone
Lord's Ground
E. Wright
Craven
H. Walker
Lupton
R. Hampson
T.A. Anson
Birch
H. Whitmore
Lord Grimston
R.garnett
C. Garnitt
RR. Kynaston
H. Garnett
Lea Birch
C Walker
E. Grimston
R. Garnitt
T. Craven
F. Garnett
W. Lupton
Col
Trial verdicts and harsh sentences in late 19th century cases
A jury found multiple defendants guilty and imposed fines of 16 pounds and three months in county gaol. In a separate case, Watta the tailor was found guilty of cruelly ill treating his teenage son, with evidence of long confinement and neglect. He received four months in prison.
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Wepnegapay
Watta
Walworth
Newington
Brooks
Ninth Central Criminal Court opens with light calendar
The ninth session of the Central Criminal Court begins under Lord Mininty Or with Aldermen Chapman Marshall and Lainson. 97 prisoners are set for trial across charges including larceny, burglary, forgery, and embezzlement. A notable case features Nicholas Suisse, accused of embezzling up to £1500 from the late Marquis of Hertford, with testimony from Coutts & Co and other bankers outlining large sums and cheque payments. The session proceeds with arraignments and motions, while several defendants plead guilty, shortening the week’s docket.
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Lord Mininty
Chapman Marshall
Lainson
New Court
Bullock
G. Carroll
William Cannell
John Cappiss
Newgate
Nichollas Suisse
Baron Alderson
Williams
Nicholas Suisse
Marquis of Hertford
Kelly
Messrs
Phillips
Bodkin
Thesiger
M.P
Clarkson
James
Robert Hare
Messrs. Coutts and Co
Marquis
Dorchester Street
Jones, Loyd, and Co
John Hay
Jones, Loyd’s, and Co
Graham
John Lyon
John Rabbit
Foreign Department
Messrs. Coutts and Co.'s
Madame Suisse
Mr. Stanley
Suisse
William Hughes Brabant
Iam
Capron and Co
Paris
Lord Hertford
Dorchester House
Not Guilty in Embezzlement Case Involving Marquis Hertford
Inspector Partridge recounts embezzlement allegations against Suisse serving the late Marquis of Hertford. Accounts total £5,058 19s 5d with bills from 1838 to 1842, notes found in Suisse's possession, and witnesses testify to the Marquis's long trust in the prisoner. Trial postponed for key witness illness. later trials cover assaults, rapes, and other indictments with various verdicts and sentences.
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Suisse
Marquis
Charlemagne
Partridge
Phillips
Dorchester-house
William Rawlings
Lambert and Rawlings
Silveramitha
Mr. Kelly
Foot
Mademoiselle Tenriette
Henriette
Mademoiselle Borelle
Lord Hertford
Fontainbleau
Clarges-street
Felicite Borelle
Brabent
Marquis of
Coutts’s
Kelly
Thesiger
Mr. Thesiger
Baron Alderson
Baron Gurney
William Simonds
Jane Simonds
Twickenham
Stanppine
John Gardner
James Jacobs
Hanwell
Thomas Foote
Francis Charles Marquis
Hertford
T. Watson
T. Peter Fuller
Hicaway
Thomas Robertson
J. Patterson
Scotch Fusilier Guards
Edmund Lea
Atolen
Messrs. Phillips
Assaults, theft and transportations at June sessions
Clarkson prosecuted two men Robertson and Paterson in Hyde Park cases with a watch theft amid a scuffle. Robertson found guilty and sentenced to 15 years transport. Neatherstreet, aged around 15, guilty of assaulting Esther Maskell, sentenced to life transport. Hanlon and others found guilty of a high seas assault. Longman and Welsh spared harsher mercy. Numerous sentences followed including transportations for life and varying terms, with a large list of hard labor and imprisonment durations. The sessions closed with adjournment to August 22.
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Clarkson
Hyde Park
Robertson
Paterson
Seymour
Thomas William Neatherstreet
Carnally
Esther Maskell
Davenport
Justice Williams
High Seas
Michael Hanlon
Robert Longman
Robert Welsh
Pioneer
Admiralty of England
Gulf of Venice
Hanlon
Baron Gurney
Longman
Welsh
Wm. Simonds
Thomas Whetherstreet
John Gardner
Ann Brown
F. Hunt
J. Fry
T. Robertson
Wm. Gordon
Chas. Vues
Michael M.key
Chas. Platt
Robi. Trotter
Francis Divine
David Crane
Edward Jones
T. Lawson
J. Henderson
John Smith
Thomas White
Ellen Long
C. Ryland
J. Morley
J. Brown
Ellen Hutchins
C. Byford
F. Allendale
J. Callaway
Eliza Wilking
Thomas Stern
J. Cooper
W. Poston
J. Riley
Fred. Bensted
George Jones
William Townley
Henry Hills
W. Avery
William Rust
Eliza Smith
J. T. Brown
Nat. Beazley
M. Robinson
Alfred Griffiths
F. Stagg
J. Sullivan
Ann Morris
Wm. Weaver
J. Sanders
Emma Fair
W. Walker
A. Priestly
Henry Pearse
Re Sindon
Ann Wood
J. Beamish
Charles Parker
Charles Ford
J. Ryar
J. Jones
C. Denis
Ann Buller
J. M.gann
J. Ryan
J. Cripps
Mary Smith
B. Price
F. Grove
J. Knight
George Smith
H. Stamforth
W. Smith
P. Daly
Mary Skeen
H. Joyce
J. Murdock
Ann Murray
J. Parry
W. Whitelock
Mary Barting
Mary Hickey
Julia Spicer
Henrietta Campbell
Newgate
Mansion House Royalty in Court Case At Bank Rotunda
A unnamed young man claimed to be the legatee of John Banks of the Haberdashers Company and tried to draw £30 at a bank. He interrupted business with a speech about his property, resisted officers, and was escorted to the compter after insisting on his royal lineage and demanding Peers’ relief. He identified himself as the son of George IV and sought inquiry into his entitlement. The lord mayor questioned the propriety of his conduct and ordered further inquiries.
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Baxsisten
Mrs. Dillon
Dr. Dillon
Tresnar
Hockine
Price
Secondary James
Henderson
Clarkson
Dover
Paintiff
Ife
Mr. Henderson
John Hocking
Roffin
Surrey
Trespar
Puckle
James Keating
George Simmons
Margaret Bovery
Patrick O’moore
Broadgreen Chapel
Croydon
Wallinger
Locke
James
Taylor
Bovery
Mansion House
Station House
Lee
John Banks
Haberdashers' Company
Rowland
George IV
Haberdashers’' Company
Thwaites
City of London Union
Justice Room
Lord Mayor
Compter
House of Peers
Lumper Troop case at Boltcourt ends with summons
Sir Peter Laurie questions the Lumber Troop about its long history and customs. Colonel Draper seeks a summons against landlord Mr Beck for detaining cannons and property worth £300. A summons returns Saturday. Also Samuel Rigby charged with disorderly conduct after arguing with a city policeman about fruit sales in Monkwell street.
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Peter
Sir Peter
Cobbett
Waithman
Falcon
Fetter Lane
Sarved Rou Ricat
Samuel Rigby
Monkwell Street
Marylebone Stabbing Case Attracts Noted Foreigner in Court
A well dressed foreigner named Juan Montamari faced a bar in Marylebone charged with stabbing Robert Oxley Richardson a Hampstead plasterer. Prosector described an early hours attack at Regent's Park near York Square with multiple witnesses testifying to a groin wound and a bloodied knife later shown by Statefield.
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Marylebone
Juan Montamari
Rawlinson
Robert Oxley Richardson
Henry-street
Hampstead
Road
York-square
Regent’s Park
Joseph Hughes
Jane Wilson
William Skillington
Statefield
William Street
Wounding examined by surgeon Barfoot and prisoner remanded
Mr Barfoot, surgeon, described a wound about half an inch deep as not serious. He said a weapon shown by the constable could have perforated the bladder and perhaps been fatal. The prisoner, asked for comment, replied I do not understand. He was committed for trial and sent to Newgate.
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Church of England
Justice Cultman
Barfoot
Newgate
Plunder on Marlborough Street Leads to Prolific Stolen Goods
Police traced a broad series of robberies in furnished flats, identifying Richard Hanley as the culprit. Officers recovered two pocket books, a vinaigrette, ten pound notes, silver, and plate linked to Miss Rushdell and Mrs Rushdell at No 18 New Burlington Street. A front attic raid yielded skeleton keys, housebreaking tools, silk, lace, and hundreds in value. Edward Gifford and other associates were taken into custody as officers expanded the inquiry.
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Marlborough Street
Whall
Gray
Rogers
ger_ jeant Gray
Sherrard Street
Vine Street
Richard Hanley
Hindley
Sherrard-street
Miss Rushdell
No. d
Warwick-Street
Charing-cross
Sarah Ann Hunt
New Burlington Street
Edward Gifford
Extraordinary charge of child stealing heard at Holborn
A married couple sought advice after a man with an Irish barrister connection allegedly abducted their two children from their Leatherlane home. The letter promised return of one child but warned the other, with threats to murder. Police cannot trace the guardian or the children. magistrate offered no immediate remedy, leaving the couple hopeful but unresolved.
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Leatherlane
Holborn
Combe
Gravesend
Sittingbourne
Charles Kellan
Jonathan Hazell
Lower-street
Islington
White
Wood Street
William White
Elizabeth Jane Hazell
George Marshall
Weddington
Waddington
Allen
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