Southampton and Lord's matches paint a busy cricket day
The report covers a Lord's match with Kent and England amid large crowds, Kent's bright batting led by Pilch Mynn and Wenman, a dramatic Dorrington catch, and further sailing and rowing events. It notes Southampton course setup, its orderly triumphs, and a grand sailing match won by the Mystery over the Enigma with a Blackwall to Holly House leg. It also mentions game fowl abundance in northern counties and cub foxes in hill country, with hunting motives for protecting flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarke
Newmarket
Craven
Southampton
Versailles
Cricks T
County of Kent
Att Exotanp
Lord’s
Duke of Beaufort
Earl of Aboyne
Earl of Winterton
Earl of Munster
Viscount Grimston
Drumlanrig
Viscount Brooke
F. Beauclerk
Marcus Hill
E. Hill
Lord Gardiner
F. G. Halliburton
F. Grimston
R. Grimston
C. Grimston
Edward Grimston
W. G
Kent
England
Pilch
A. Mynn
Wenman
Barker
Dean
Mynn
Grimston
Mach
Mr. Felix
W. Mynn
Mr. Whittaker
Hillier
Martingale
E. Bayley
Adams
Dorrington
Por Withens Nding Toy
Kynaston
Lillywhite
Good
Sussex
Lilly
Mr. W. Mynn
Wenman I
Gentlemen of
Lord Alfred Paget
Mr. Reid
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Ditchburn and Mare
Reid
Ipswich
Mare
Ditchburn
Blackwall
Hollyhouse
Gravesend
Marquis of Anglesey
Wauienatt
Whitehall Stairs
Duke of Buccleuch
Robert Peel
Lord Liverpool
Lord Gage
Guards’ Club
Whitehall
T. Prince
R. Hood
J. Jones
T. Jones
T. Piner
Liverpool
Lucas
Hungerford
Thames
Westminster Bridge
White
Job Jones
Piner
Jones
Warren
Curland
Westmoreland
Westminster School Endowment For Westminster Students
Good authority reports the right rev Dr Carey Bishop of St Asaph has placed £20000 in trustees hands for the benefit after his death of Westminster school pupils elected to Christchurch Oxford. A proposed railway from Salisbury to the South Western line would connect with the Great Western and reach Bristol and Southampton ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster ScHool
Carey
St. Asaph
Christchurch
Oxford
Salisbury
South-western Railway
Ine
Great Western Railway
Bristol
Southampton
Assize Proceedings at Winchester Major Court Session
The Hampshire high sheriff greeted the judges Coleridge and Erskine at the castle and cathedral, with prayers and a sermon at Winchester. Later the Queen v Lord Huntingtower case opened. after prosecution objections, the jury returned a Not guilty verdict on perjury charges arising from an affidavit in a prior suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Hampshire
Hughes Hughes
Assize
Justice Coleridge
Justice Erskine
Archdeacon Hoare
Henry Thompson
W. W. Sturges Bourne
Philip Williams
Q.C
New College
Winchester College
QUEEN
Lonp
Mr. B
Cockburn
Butt
Poulden
Ball
Horatio Cauty
Lord Huntingtower
Maberly
Captain Cauty
Capen Cauty
Baron Rolfe
Mr. Cockburn
Mr. Ball
Bere
Law cases and bankruptcy notes from the Privy Council and courts
Monday session features Pawton v Williams judgment reversing the lower ruling amid doubts over testamentary papers and the testator's conduct. Other items include divorce pleas in Stone vs Stone and Frankfort cases, bankruptcy proceedings of a socialite linked to the Arlington Club, and a Middlesex trial of Palmer the astrologer, with a one month sentence imposed.
Temperance row and court actions in London Parks
police report covers a temperance dispute in St James's Park involving John Phillips and Patrick Looney, with Phillips found liable for bail and Looney discharged. also details a cab stamp case, a penny dreadful MP scam warning, an attempted suicide by Luke Dimond in Hackney, and magistrate Mr Maltby imposing fines and sureties in several nearby incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance
John Barleycorn
John Phillips
Patrick Looney
Father Mathew
Hall
St. James’s' Park
Atcherley
Phillipa
Looney
Drayman
Phillips
Witnness
London
Fatal Du el Inquiry Resumes In Marylebone Court
The inquiry into the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett of the 55th Regiment continued before Mr. Long. Attending were Mr. Gulliver's counsel and his sureties, with Lt. Col. Richardson, Capt. Oliver, Capt. the Hon. H. Pitt, and the Earl of March prominent in court. Isidore Blake, brother-in-law of the deceased, observed proceedings as Inspector Ages recalled earlier testimony from Ist and Sth inst, including statements by coachman Longman and Mr. Cotes’s servant Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Oliver
H. Pitt
Earl of March
Isidore Blake
Fell
Inspector Ages
Jones
S. Longman
Munro
Holland
Cotes
New-road
Mr. Long
Longman
Witnesses Describe Carriage Scene and Wounded Man
Magistrate questions witnesses about the attack scene near Brecknock Arms Camden Town. James Coop testifies to shots fired at dawn and identifying Holland and Lee guiding a brougham containing a wounded man, with Gulliver and a tall medical figure present. Cooper recalls a mahogany case and orders to forward the wounded to Saville Row, while others corroborate hearing gunfire and noting a duel implication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Long
Holland
Colonel Fawcett
Mr. Fell
Aggs
James Coop
Carey-place
Vauxhall-road
Rhodes
Lee
Holloway
Gulliver
Brecknock Arms
Mr. Gulliver
Arty
Camden Arms
T. Lee
Adam’s Place
John Belford
Belford
Davis
English
Bodkin
Fraud Trial Reveals Impostor Lady In Pontefract
In Corroboration of a prior letter a woman admitted not being a Pontefract native. Lord Pollington questioned her while a police constable seized papers and slips listing MPs and constituents. Prosecutors allege a wholesale fraud scheme. the magistrate orders three months hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Thomas Parker
T. B. Manshatt
Pontefract
Hutting
Viscount Pollington
Lord Pollington
Lunatic in Court Over Violent Assault on Mary Anne Redmond
Thomas Wallace, an elderly man, was charged with brutal assault on Mary Anne Redmond at Canonbury Place Islington after chasing and tearing at her clothes in the presence of servants and a gardener. Evidence showed Wallace claimed derangement from white lead fumes and was remanded for care with a private settlement reached to avoid further punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broughton
Mr. Broughton
James Chaplin
Cohen
Canonbury-place
Poelice
Islington
Old Friends’ Society
Bellcourt
Gray’s Inn Lane
Flinn
Gray’s-inn-lane
Highbury
Waterloo Bridge Suicide Attempt and Trial at Union Hall
Ann Smith, a young woman, was brought before Mr. Cottingham on a charge of attempting suicide by leaping from Waterloo bridge. She recounted abuse by Hadaway, a steamboat captain, and claimed he ruined her when she was fourteen or fifteen. The magistrate ordered the girl released to her mother after admonishing Hadaway for his conduct and his role in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxspay
Addams
Jenner
Queen’s Advocate
Bayford
Lushington
Thomas Knox Holmes
Holmes
Lord Sussex
Hodges
Viscountess Frankfort
Montmorency
Count Frankfort of
Viscount Frankfort
Court OF Bankruptcy
Monnar
Mancarnet Epmann
Evans
Lord Huntingtower and Co
Copeland
Cooke
Lord Lichfield
Arlington Club
Count D’orsay
Lord Allen
Lord Castlereagh
Park Place
Crockford
Tattersall’s
Dobson
Palmer
John Palmer
James Farmer
Middlesex
Clarkson
Wilde
Lambcourt
Clerkenwell
Raphael
Eagle-street
J. Palmer
Stevens
Doctors’ Commons
Lyon’s Inn
Mary Farmer
William Fitzgerald
Worship Street
Luke Dimond
Cumberland Street
Hackney-road
Bingham
Ann Smith
Cottingham
Waterloo Bridge
William Skinner
No.3
Warren Street
Ratcliffe
Somerset House
Witness
Lowry
Surrey
Samuel Hockaday
Robert Lindsay Crawford
Crawford
Dublin
London
Ireland
Grinsell
L Division
Commissioners of Police
Vauxhall
Westminster-bridge
Robert
Mrs. Lindsay
Mr. Cottingham
Lindsay
Hiesway Roxssery
John Tucker
James Tucker
John Okey
No. 2
Clayton-place
Kensington
Houme
Londonbridge
St. Saviour’s Church
Surrey Assizes
River Law Case Overcharges Thames Boatman at Brentford
William Franklin, a Thames boatman, faced magistrate Mr G Clive for demanding excess fare from Wm Delanous of Brentford. The court found the legal fare near half a crown, levied a fine of 20s with costs and 21 days imprisonment if unpaid, and the defendant was taken to the lock-up declaring himself a martyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammersmith
William Franklin
Thames
G. Clive
Wm. Delanous
Brentford
Delanous
Hammersmith-bridge
Clive
Waterman’s Company
Mr. Clive
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Assize Intelligence
LAW
Judicial Committee OF the Privy Council
Lord Brougham
Baron Parke
Pawton
Lord Frankfort
Dancer
Harding
THE
Wheely Chronicle
Bow Street
Marlborough Street
John Porter
Davies Street
Robert Curl
Votterman
Cadman
Maltby
Janz Panxer
N.B
Marshall
Dover-street
Piccadilly
Union Hall
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