Adelphi Theatre Opens Twenty Four Performances
On Monday evening Adelphi company began a run of twenty four performances featuring Green Bushes, Norma, and Did you ever send your Wife to Camberwell. Bluebeard revived with new music for Miss K Fitewillien. Notable cast includes Hall J, Selby, and Miss Howard, with scenery praised. Royal Beverley noted. Also Rotherhithe fair drew crowds with a whale skeleton and strong feats, including Brendes’s troupe and Miss Patter, the smallest dwarf, with naval flags adorning the venue.
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Bluebeard
Mr. Planché
Hall J
O’shack O'Back
Shacabse
F. Matthews
Selby
Rotheruithe Fair
Rotherbithe
Deptford
Lion Tavern
St. Helena
Bredes
Pattep
Chinese insects arrive from Canton for natural history
A river vessel from Canton brings 140,000 Chinese insects for natural history study. The item sits among a column of curiosities and notes on wonders, medical remedies, and sensational marvels from London and abroad, reflecting 19th century editorial taste.
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Canton
Liverpool Racing Notes and Grand St Leger Trials
Boxing of details from the Liverpool racing day includes the Stanley Stakes results with Lord Glasgow's entry and The Provost dam by Ada, plus The Liverpool St Leger results for three year olds led by Flatcatcher and Corsican. Also covered are the Aintree Stakes, Bentinck, Knowsley, Selling Stakes, plus the Cara Race and Tattersalls betting scene with Hydrangea and Chat's reappearances and regatta results at Desprrono.
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Liverpool
Farnar
Bigatrice
Lord Glasgow
Ada
Prince
Lord Stanley
Sir J. Gerard
Red Knight
Morning Star
Misa Fitz
Lanecreoesta
Weed
Mr. B. Green
Marson
Colonel Anson
Beiler
Mr. Johestone
Confederacy
Artwright
Lord Eglinton
Marlow
Mfr
Green
Abbot of Meaux
Wintringham
Mr. Meiklem
Baby
W. Jones
Stend
Bentinck
Mr. Merry
Aspasia
Bastar
Mir. Meikiam
Godfrey
Godfrey, Aged. Set 0:B, Mr. Skerrats Romance
J. Gerard
Morocco
Aspasin
Lord Stacley
Cawroush
Turo
Toscan
Sylvan
Executor
Miss Sarah
Glen Saddel
Home
Miss Scrab
Cawrough
Ronin
Tattersall
Duke of Richmond
Drinkard
Morry
Verity
C. Monck
Exeter
Osbaldeston
J. B. Day
L. Fox
B. Green
S. L. Fox
Mr. Payne
Lord Chesterfield
Sir C. Monck
Borneo
Osterley
Noonskirk
Melancholy accident claims six lives at Coalhill Quay
From the Caledonian Mercury a fatal boating tragedy is reported near Seth, where a drunken party of four men and five women capsized after a quarrel on a boat. Only two women and three men survived. six perished, including Mary Leckie and Catherine Rennie. Names and roles given include James Baxter, Elizabeth Grobb, Margaret Kilgoar, Jean M Lag hen, Andrew Brown, James Leeds, William Anderson.
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Caledonian Mercury
Seth
Tuchkeith
Coalhill Quay
Lerk
Beluge
Althoug
James Baxter
Elizabeth Grobb
Margaret Kilgoar
Catherine Rennie
Jean M‘laghien
Mary Leckie
James Leeds
William Anderson
Andrew ‘Brown
Hillhousefield
Royal Agricultural Society Dinner Draws 1200 Guests in York
At St Georges fields a grand pavilion dinner hosted by the Royal Agricultural Society of England drew about 1,200 attendees including Prince Albert and other royals. The event showcased British agriculture, with Prince Albert visiting the show yard twice and foreign ministers from Belgium and Belgium ministers cheered for strengthened ties.
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Thureday
St. George’s Fields
Earl of Yarborough
Chichester
Prince Albert
Debaies
Queen Dowrper
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Show Yard
York
Agriculturists
England
Royal Agricultural Society of England
Earl Fitzwilliam
Tac
Frand
Bancroft
Winimter
Europe
Cheera
Mr. Bancroft
Box
Chevalier Bunsen
Nieboler
Arnold
van de Weyer
Belgium
Theao Bulla
Brussels
Wenbell
Bia
Chevalier Bonsenalec
Germany
Austria
Ateo
Cheere
Meetinn
Paris Struggles Deepens with Military Precautions
Sunday dispatch from Paris notes troops and artillery deployed around major districts including Faubourg Saint Antoine and Tuileries while government factions realign. Republican club splits with Caenignac supporters forming the Club of Conciliators to influence decisions. labor groups dispersed by Gardes de Paris as officials urge order amid unrest.
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Paris
Faubourg Saint Antoine
Place de la Bastille
Négrier
M. Charbonnel
Cople
National Guard
Fanta
Pasia
Paria
Nelsons Guard
Farmiaon
Faubourg Sc. Antoine
Faubourg St 'Germains
Hotel de Ville
Tuileries
Yue
Club
de la Vielle
Palaia Royal
General Caenignac
M. Thiers
M. Marie
M. Paguerre
Miarrast
Institute
Bava
Club of
Rus de Politiers
Thiers’ Party
Tuilerica
Fox Gardes de Paris
la Chapelle
Chamber of Deputies
Afonitewr
Cavalgono
Ledra Roilia
Republic
M. Ledru Rollin
M. Ledra Rollin
Austria
Italy
John
Naples
Baudin
M. Bois le Comte
Nineteenth Century Public Nuisances and Crimes Report
A dense court chronicle records indictments and remands across districts. It details a tenant’s rent pressures, a nuisance nuisance case at Norfolk Square, and several fraud and assault trials. It covers gunpowder possession, police inquiries, and a fatal barge incident with forthcoming inquiries and potential punishment.
Extraordinary Fraud Trial in Dockhend Slave Trade Case
In a crowded Mansion Bugso court, fraud charges against Hagen and Hagen of Dockhend were read, including £400 copper misappropriation from Young and Dawson at Samae. The defendants did not appear. adjournment granted to 26th instant. Separate items describe Paris railway turmoil and Thames thieves captured, with trials slated at Maidstone Gaol.
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Daxaxnous
Nash
Byles
Hammitt
William Parker
Turk Street
Bethnal Green
Hammill
Sarah Siddons
Catherine Parker
Newgate
Tlammill Roe
Heach
Frederick Southcomb
Catbill
Worship Square
Vann
Disney
Cathill
Bill
Oxford Street
Nettinghill
Bugso
Messrs
Hagen
Dockhend
Society of Friends
Young and Dawson
Samae
Parry
Claskeon
Huddle
Mesers. Martep and Co
Freud
Revorr
Exarry Darvens
M. Martin
Orleans
Aestar
Paris
National Guarda
al Martin
Paine
Capronzou
Thames
Thomas Brown
Rochester
Gravesend
Maidstone
Avgee
Hollywood
Ram
Dublin
Yenerey
Wicklow
M'Gee
W. A. Drinan
Eng
Lower
Gardiner Street
Trist
Means
O'Gea
Revolutions in Moldavia and Austrian Ministry Resignations
German papers report Russian forces entering Moldavia and 25,000 troops under General Erzenstein crossing the Pruth toward Jassy. Prince Bibescu abdicated in Bucharest, ex-prince believed en route to Cronstadt. Vienna sees mass ministerial resignations amid Venice upheaval. Italy reports Savoy corps moving to Venice. Lombardy's bishops offer church vases to aid finances. Cork O’Brien speech draws large crowds. Ulster Orange processions show loyalty to the Crown amid repeal agitation.
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Dohamel
Bucharest
Rusavich Leona
Pruth
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Jassy
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Cronstadt
Repubblican One
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Herr Pilleradorff
Julio
Fonda
Venice
Sardinia
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Gallicia
Lanapruck
Austria
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Savoy
Cento
Milan
Lombardy
M. Compiol
Senate
Spain
French Republic
Dosuru
Stabs
Cork
Smith O'Brien
O'Brien
Cork Kramer
Dublin
Orangemen
Metropolia
Aughrim
Earl of
Enniskillen
Ulster
Orange Lodge
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