Ten cartoonists to receive £100 awards from fine arts
The fine arts commissioners announce ten additional cartoons are deemed worthy of £100 each. The named artists include Pickersgill Corbould Howard A R A W C Thomas Stephanoff Claxton F Howard Rippingille J C Waller and Sir W Ross R A. The note accompanies other editorial items on Ireland and public notices.
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Fine Arts
Mesars
Pickersgill
Corbould
Howard
R.A
W. C. Thomas
Stephanoff
Claxton
F. Howard
Rippingille
J. C. Waller
W. Ross
Rice Department
War Department
Department
Great Britain
Louisville Journal
Ireland
House of Lords
Church of England and Ireland
Romilly
Lord Forbes
Rebecca
Battevant
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Claude Hamilton
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Clementina
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Southampton
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Groves
Hay Cliff Bay
Milbank
Pants
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Enna
Aranjuez
Madrid
el Pardo
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Zurbano
Mos
Banlieue
Orem
National Guard
Aspirez
America
Express
Liverpool
Oxford
Rathbone
New York
Columbia
O’connell
South
Baltimore
Catherine Gilmour
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Ashburton
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John Ward and Co
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Montreal Herald
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Kidwelly
Haverfordwest
Hyde-park Corner
Newcastle Emlyn
Rebeccaries
Brecon
Carmarthen
Wey
Swansea
4Th Dragoons
South Wales
75Th Foot
Yeomanry
England's Monarch or The Battle of Worcester at Drury Lane
A crowded Drury Lane bill features England's Monarch or The Battle of Worcester and the Royal Oak an equestrian historical drama praised for its warlike spectacle and the stud of horses. Cinderella by Sumner Tunarse-Rossini follows with strong applause for Miss Romer as Cinderella and Leffler as the Baron.
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AstLtEy
England
Worcester
Royal Oak
W. D. Broadfoot
Sumner Tunarse
Rossini
Cinderella
Miss Romer
Harrison
Leffler
E. L. Hime
Lubin
Maszary
Stephan
Spene
Spene and Herr Staudigl
Mr. Phipps
Earl of Mulgrave
Colonel Oldfield
General Steam Navigation Company
Wilberforce
Antwerp
Drury Lane
Duke of Bedford
Grorae Rosina
Covent-garden
George Robins
Evroy
Literary and Dramatic Fund
H. Phillips
Carpenter
Eowanp
William Exton
Drury-Lane Theatre
Springhall
Verulam
Wilson-street
Gray's Inn Lane
Pym
Bunn
Birmingham
Liverpool
Napoleon
Battle of Waters
Elton
Theatre Royal Liverpool
Cominus
Coriolanus
Vandenhoff
Chester
Shrewsbury
Manchester
Charles Young
Metropolis
Norwich
Cambridge
Garrick
Whitechapel
Richard the Third
Conquest
Wyman
Surrey
David Morris
Haymarket Theatre
London
Covent Garden
Mr. Osbaldiston
Brighton Theatre
C. Freeman
Adelphi Theatre
Edinburgh
Mr. Freeman
Caledonian Mercury
Scullers Match Ends With Mott Victory On River
The Scullers' Match from Battersea Bridge to Westminster, a ten pound side race between Mott and Carter, was held Tuesday at four. Mott won easily as Carter struggled with skill and stamina. Crowds watched as the riverbanks filled with spectators. A second item notes a grand fete at Marlesford Hall for centenarian Mr. W Shuldham, attended by 8,000 to 10,000. Also reported is an attempted shooting at 70 South Audley Street injuring Mr. Alexander Smart, with sight loss from wounds. bailiff presence cited amid debts.
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Ronnie Marcu
Batterseabridge
Westminster
Marlesford Hall
W. Shuldham
Suffolk
Plomesgate Union
Marlesford Common
Ipswich Express
South Audley Street
Alexander Smart
Swart
Smart
St. George's Hospital
Goodwood Race Week Opens With Record Attendance And Crowning Races
Sporting intelligence reports record crowds at Goodwood with transport improvements by Lord George Bentinck. Nine races on Tuesday feature Craven Stakes, Drawing Room Stakes, Ham Stakes, and more, all won by notable owners including Newcourt, Parthian, and Portrait. Wednesday sees Ben-y-Ghlo and Yorkshire Lady triumphs in major prizes, while Thursday closes with Hyllus beating Siricol in a superb cup duel.
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Goodwood
Kingdom
Chacun & Son
Goodwood Park
George Bentinck
South-western
Shoreham
Fareham
Racecourse
Southampton Railway
London
G. Bentinck
Duke of Richmond
Gorhambury
Mr. Griffith
Sir Hercules
Crouch
Gully
Era
Etwall
Osbaldeston
Muley Moloch
Lord G. Bentinck
Leach Agat Ben-y-Ghle
Discord
Newcourt
Belena
Belena A
D. R. S. Course
Lord Chesterfield
Parthian
Templeman
Mr. Payne
Maria
Nat
Mr. Mostyn
General Pollock
Cornopean
Odessus
Greatheart
Pollock
T.Y.C
Colonel Peel
Touchstone
Vulture
Mr. Wreford
Sultan Junior
Mr. Gratwick
Elis
Cestus
Colonel Anson
Zenobia
Monimia
Sandwich
Eaglesfield
Rogers
Duke of Bedford
O Envoy
Misdeal
Envoy
Richmond
Goodwood Club
Craven Course
Mr. J. Day
J. Bayly
Mr. Hook
List
Bathyany
Monarch
Una
Portrait
H Ft. D.R.S.C
Sir W. Wynn
Remnant
Zon Rook
Cotherstone
Mary
Ascot
Camel
Wadastra
J. Day
Jon
Billy
Ratcatcher
Lord Albemarie
Robinia
Duke of Beaufort
Liverpool
Retamosa
Lord
Exeter
Crosby
Mr. Gratwicke
Frederica
Strathspey
W. Sadler
Emerald
Wyndham
Numscull
Mr. J. Hewitt
Midnight Star
John Day
St. Lawrence
Anson
Napier
Lord Glasgow
Craven
Blue Bonnet
Bacchus
Tuesay
Emilius
J. Howlett
Colonel Charlitte
Gander
Ben-y-Ghlo
Solus
Kitchener
Duke of
Mr. Furth
Mr. Etwall
Mr. Balchin
Sir. W. W.wynns
Lord Palmerston
Zelia
Lord Eglinton
Aristides
General Wyndham
King
Tommy
Valetta
Col. Wyndham
Glance
Balena
Garryowen
Dilbar
Epaulette
Tiny
Goodwood Lot
Mr. Forth
Lucy Banks
Bell
Lord Milltown
Scalteen
Meiklam
Aristotle
Mr. E. Peel
Jack Sheppard
Lord Clington
the Currier
Tamburini
Give
Naworth
Captain Gardner
Emilian
Mr. Braithwaite
Mobareck
Mr. Ferguson
Fidham
Count Batthyany
Fox
the Whaler
Mobarek
Mr. Sadler
Wif
Alice Lowe
T. Day
Tripoli
Lord Cheaterfield
Tiptoe
Mr. Greville
Portumnus
Jones
Balchin
Jamie Forest
G. Noble
Lichtwald
Johnstone
Charles the Twelfth
Pompey
G. Heathcote
the Puncher
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Forth
Mr. Lichtwald
Hyllus
Hercules
F. Butler
Siricol
Charlies
Vibration
Golden Rule
Mr. Gully
Baronet
Puncher
Col. Charritte
Peel
Dansemanie
Charles XII
Dansomanie
Southampton regatta dates and hunting notes from Kelso Chronicle
The article notes the Southampton regatta set for August 10 and 11 and mentions a Pearl cutter-yacht crewman nearly drowning, saved by a plank. It also details Northumberland and North Durham fox hunting changes with Lord Elcho, the Duke of Northumberland's £500 kennel fund, and related transfers. It covers a major cricket match at Lord's between Nottingham Trent and Marylebone Club with ten-wicket play due to Barker’s injury, plus Durham election commentary praising Mr Bright’s anti monopoly stance and civic virtue.
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Cowes
Southampton
Marquis of Anglesey
Pearl
North Durham Fox Hounds
D. Robertson
Eng
Ladykirk
Northumberland
North Durham
Lord Elcho
Berwickshire
Robertson
Dunse
Coldstream
Hunt
Cornhill
Pallinsburn
Tweed
Duke of Northumberland
Northumberland and
Kelso Chronicle
Nottingham Trent-Bridge Club
Lord’s
Marylebone Club
Lillywhite
Sussex
Barker
Nottingham
Clark
Latest Intelligence on Spanish Affairs and Paris Reactions
Paris dispatch dated July 26 reports the defeat of Secane and Zurbano and Narvaez's advance on Madrid. Queen Christina’s supporters celebrate the Gallo Christine coalition as Guizot informs the queen and Louis Philippe. Provisional government plans focus on Lopez ministers. Isabella II to be proclaimed. Disturbances in Barcelona and Cordova noted, with Espartero's movements and proclamations by the junta and pronuncés.
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Paris
Spain
Secane
Zurbano
Narvaez
Madrid
M. Guizot
Hotel de Courcelles
Christina
Louis Philippe
Chatteau de Bizy
Hotel de Courcalles
MM. Tereno
Zea
Castillio
Grimaldi
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Lopez
Isabella II
Journal Des Debats
Barcelona
Cordova
Espartero
Portugal
Duke de Victoria
Amettler
Fraga
Saragossa
Bayona
Ortega
Exaltados
National Guard
Arrival of the Hibernia in nine days at Livervood
The royal mail steam ship Hibernia under Captain Judkins arrived after the fastest trip on record from Boston in eleven days and Halifax in nine, bringing 67 passengers and papers from Boston New York Philadelphia Washington and Halifax. Additional dispatches from St Domingue note quiet conditions and a pending presidential convention, with rebuilding efforts ongoing after last year’s fire and ample American flour in the market. Belize and Guatemala reports show little notable news with colonial officials changing in Belize and Guatemala remaining quiet.
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United States, &c
Hibernia
Livervood
Royal Mail
Judkins
Boston
Halifax
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Dominec
Maria
Stetson
Port Au Prince
Honduras
Patsey
B. Blount
Belize
Macdonald
England
Fancourt
Gaceta
Guatemala
Rural police plan aims to end Carmarthen county unrest
The Carmarthen county magistrates meet to consider establishing a rural police force of fifty constables with a chief, six superintendents, and mounted officers. Cost estimated at £4,122, funded by a threepenny rate on property valued at £324,000 annually. opposition seeks adjournment to next quarter sessions.
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State OF South Wales
Canmantazn
Owl
Llandyssil
Tivy
Newcastle Emlyn
Carmarthen
Newcastle
Newcastle Trust
Pencarder
Cardiganshire
Abergwilly
Llandilo
Davies
Llanpumpsaint
Trevor
Hall
Bow-street
Swanska
Cap Lai
Napier
John Morris
Itig
Guildhall
David Pugh
Earl Cawdor
J. Mansel
G. R. Trevor
Walter Rice Howell Powell
Maesgwynne
J. Waters
Treventy
D. Davis
Greenhall
T. C. Morris
J. Evans
Nant.yreginus
Trever Rose
Glamorganshire
Bedford
Bedfordshire Police
J. HE. Reece
L. Evans
Earl of Cawdor
Iron and coal districts reel from Tividale works collapse
From Birmingham reports gloom grows in South Staffordshire mining areas as Tividale works at Tipton halt and creditors seize premises. Bailiffs take over, thousands face unemployment while bankers and ironmasters warn of wider failures. Locals share scant wages with unemployed, and bankers predict a Christmas crisis without relief. News covers West Bromwich to Dudley with collateral notes on Berlin censorship and European affairs.
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Stave
South Starrorps
Birminouam
Birmingham
Tigsdale
Tipton
Dudley
Sally
Messrs. Dixon and Co
South Staffordshire
Tividale
West Bromwich
Hilltop
Great Bridge
North Staffordshire
Emplo
Salter
Berlin
Bromberg
Prince Frederick William Henry Augustus
Prussia
Prince Ferdinand
Frederick the Great
Supreme Board of Censorship
Staps
Napoleon
Marshal Ney
Heaven
Adrianople
Basil Dolgorenki
Vienna
Baron de Lieven
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Sporting Intelligence
Mr. Osbaldeston
Devil Among the Tailors
Butler
Beresford
Henri Quatre
Gardner
Ramsden
Pastoral
Brown
Tempest
Mr. King
Physician
Mr. Coatsworth
Rockingham
T. Walker
Hyliua
Aget Charles XII
Goopwoop StaxEs
Recchus
Durham
Morning Herald
Lord Londonderry
Rose and Crown Inn
Mr. Bright
Mr. Purvis
Marquis of Londonderry
Purvis
Lord Blandford
Ward
Heaven and Earth
Voila
Bright
George Wilson
R. R. R. Moore
Anti-Corn Law League
Monopoly