Caneyam's c by Velocipede and notable race results
The racing pages detail Caneyam's c by Velocipede at 3 years and 6st 9lb, Mr General etc, with odds for African Balena Epaulette and more. Balena African Epaulette led early. Yorkshire Lady won by a length. Winners include Lucy Banks and Napier in various stakes. extensive betting, cup courses, and match results for Goodwood week.
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Aristides
Balena
Epaulette
Yorkshire Lady
Africana
Ascot
Goodwood Lot
Liverpool
Mr. Forth
Lucy Banks
Lord Milltown
Scalteen
Jack Sheppard
Tord Benngton
Blue Bonnet
Duke of Richmond
the Currier
Mr. J. Day
Lorfi Glasgow
Give
Lord G. Bentinck
Naworth
Gardner
Emilian
Mr. Braithwaite
Mobareck
Mr. Ferguson
Bacchus
Fidham
Count Batthyany
Fox
J. Day
St. Lawrence
Jones
Balchin
Lord Eglinton
Jamie Forest
G. Noble
Mr. King
Bran
Eliza
Mr. Mostyn
Ayn
Odessus
Osbaldeston
Muley Moloch
Mr. Copeland
Prime Warden
T.Y.C
Colonel Peel
Sandwich
Mr. Litchwald
Leander
Strathspey
Colonel Anson
Napier
F. Butler
General Pollock
Cornopean
G. Bentinck
Rogers
Lord Glasgow
Mr. Lichtwald
Hyllus
Sir Hercules
Sir G. Heathcote
Siricol
Mr. Johnstone
Charles the Twelfth
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Lord George Bentinck
Vibration
Golden Rule
Belena
Mr. Gully
Baronet
the Puncher
Col. Charritte
Gorhambury
Col. Peel
Dansemanie
Pompey
Charles Xit
Puncher
Hyltus
Charles XII
Siricol Bing
H Ft. T.Y.C
Retainer
Nat
Ray Middleton
Mr. I. Day
Mr. Gr
Mr. Treen
Barricade
Chapple
Zenobia
Pastoral
Kitchener
Gen. Wyndham
Guerdon
Craven
Lord Chesterfield
Beadsman
F. Collier
Mr. Hook
May
Otway
Maria Diaz
Macremma
Egidia
Birdeen
St. Jean
Lord Maidstone
Mr. Bigge
Touchstone
Vulture
Return of Bright in Durham A Sign of Opinion Over Money
The Durham city election results show Mr Bright, a Quaker and Anti Corn Law League member, defeating Mr Purvis by 78 amid Conservative anger at Lord Londonderry's interference. The Morning Herald notes the victory reflects growing public conviction over monopoly and head money, driven by honest opinion rather than bribery.
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Bright
Durham
Anti- Corn Law League
Ramour
London
Purvis
Mr. Bright
Whigs
Anti- Cornlaw League
Marquis of
Londonderry
Marquis
House of Wysgard
Mr. Purvis
Lord Londonderry
Vane
Hodgson Hinde
Morning Herald
Anti-corn Law League
H. Hinde
M.P
Anti-Cornlaw League
Leaguer
Paris
St. Petersburg
County of Durham
Ita
Durhan
Waddington
Grainger
Shepard
Mr. Grainger
Yoila
George Wilson
R. R. R. Moore
Pertones
Marquis of Londonderry
Durham Exterion and the Londonderry Vote Controversy
The Morning Herald reports alleged coercion by Lord Londonderry’s agents to sway Durham electors toward Mr Bright, claiming 45 voters were driven from Rose and Crown inn yard to vote, 30 confined inside, with others reneging on Purvis support under harsh terms. Londonderry allegedly backed rival candidates then shifted to back Bright after Purvis’s claim.
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Durham
Morning Herald
Lord Londonderry
Rose and Crown Inn
Mr. Bright
Mr. Purvis
Marquis of Londonderry
Purvis
Lord Blandford
Ward
Mr. Parvis
Parvis
Londonderry
Attempted Murder by Sudocation in Western Circuit
Jane Lane was indicted for attempting to murder Kenny Bryer by strangling her at a Brimpton turnpike gate. Bryer testified she was left alone, Lane demanded a sovereign and then attacked the old woman. Lane was convicted and sentenced to 21 years transportation.
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Doncuestep
Jane Lane
Kenny Bryer
Cox
Brimpton
Axborough
John
Treating at the Norrincuam Election in Nottingham 1841
At Norrincuam before Lord Abinger and a common jury the case Hampy versus Martes went to trial over £84 for refreshments supplied to Hobhouse and Larpent supporters during the June 1841 Nottingham election. The defendant, a solicitor, faced claims of ordering and aiding liquor for voters and “lambs” while acting as a liberal legal agent. witnesses contradicted and the jury found for the defendant after Abinger condemned the practice of treating at elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Norrincuam
Civit Lipz
Lord Abinger
Hampy
Martes
J.C. Hobhouse
G. Larpent
Nottingham
Walter
Charlton
Humphrey
White
Whitehurst
Wildman
St. James’s Street
Park
J. C. Hobhouse
G. Laent
Laintiff
Tipplin
Plaintif
City of
Whitby
Sands
Mr. Sands
Nottinghan
Imeelf
Polich Reports on a Disguised Seeker and Abuse Case
A striking court scene unfolds as a young woman described as a midshipman-like traveler from Leicester faces magistrates at Finchley. She reveals plans to find a cabin boy and escape, while testimonies detail brutal mistreatment by a master and mistress in Homerton. The defendant admits beating the girl but claims it was excessive. judgment fines him £5 or two months in jail.
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Brighton Railway
Brighton Herald
Brox
Oxrond
Raveney Lock
Windsor Bridge
Oxford
Pocock
Mountain
Shadwell
Bow
Murdock
Eton
Sutton
Back
Harkness
Errington
Lord B. Cecil
Etonians
Westminroe
Norwich Mercury
Tun Pilgnim
Long
Neild
Finchley Common
Mr. Long
Maltby
Edwalton
Nottingham
Fell
London
Inspector Dawkine
Finchley
Baret
Newcut
Homerton
Susan King
Sarah Wainewright
Hanley
Mr. Hunt
Broughton
House of Correction
Francis Clark
David Jones
George Foster
Henry Wellesley
J. Angerstein
M.P
the Woodlands
Blackheath
Angerstein
Mallalieu
Jeremy
Mr. Mallalieu
Mr. Jeremy
Mr. Angerstein
Smith
Fr. Rattray
Broderic
Jane Fredgate
Charg TS. Fulton
Hope Cottage
Worlds End
Mieldgste Om
Pelham
Defendan
Pollock
East Indies
England
Quebec
Counter Jumper Horatio Bermel Faces Fine for Altercation
In Regent Quadrant a shopman Horatio Bermel denied intent to assault while insults and rough conduct toward Mrs Amelia Carter and her sister-in-law were described. Court found assault proved. Bermel fined 50 shillings and costs, other charge dropped as no witness attended.
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Maerlborough Street
Horatio Bermel
Bernel Brown
Maltby
Amelia Carter
King.street
Golden-square
Regent-street
Caroline Carter
Regent Quadrant
Horatio Bernel
Brown
Mr. Maltby
London livery keeper charged with brutal assault on servant girl
In London-wall, John Woods a livery-stable keeper faced a magistrate on a warrant for brutal assault on his 13 year old servant Rebecca Taylor. He allegedly dragged her with a horse halter into a stable, tying it to an iron manger as a frightened horse crushed her toes. The case includes additional burglary and theft charges against George Williams and Robert Smith alias James Doyle tied to a separate warehouse robbery on Portland-place and Bedford-place.
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John Woods
London-wall
Bath-place
Dalston
Broughton
Rebecca Taylor
Danine Bundars
George Williams
Robert Smith
James Doyle
Broderip
Alexander Rattray
Portland-place
Bedford-place
Doyle
James Street
City Police
Mansion House
Ironmongerlane
Cheapside
Blackwall
Smith
Chatham
Rochester
Gravesend
Wells-street
Oxford Street
Robert Crow
Cornhill
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Williams
Henry Ling
Castle-street
Newman Street
Berners-street
Charge of Strapsinc A Closer Look at a Bruising Assault
John Lyness faced a magistrate on a grave charge of cutting and wounding Mary Brown at Cox's Court Rosebery Lane. Witnesses described a brutal scene with blood, a wound on the head, and claimed use of a knife or scissors amid threats. The case proceeds to trial with officers noting bloodstains and escape.
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John Lyness
Norton
Mary Brown
London Hospital
Mary Cobert
Cox’s Court
Rosemery Lane
Rosemary Lane
Driscoll
Pierce Driscoll
Crown
Buller
East Smithfield
WANDSWORTH REV Forth Fined After Rent Dispute
The Rev Nathaniel Forth, a minister, faced assault charges in Wandsworth court over a rent dispute with his landlord. He was fined 20s and jailed for default, but charity funds poured in and he was released to his family. The magistrate Mr Clive announced he would stop soliciting further donations for Forth and planned to return already received sums to donors or their authorised agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forta
Nathaniel Forth
Kingston
Clive
Forth
Barnes
Wandsworth
Mr. Clive
Mr. Forth
Woolwich Magistrate Fines Landlord Over Military Coat Possession
At Woolwich police court Mr Groves fines Mr Banks of the Earl of Chatham public-house £6 10s for having two military coats belonging to a Royal Marines deserter. Banks argues the coats were left in a civilian bundle and he did not know their military nature. The case reveals tensions between licenced victuallers and the military, with spectators astonished at the verdict.
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Pusricans
Liapinitizs
Groves
Woolwich
Banks
Earl of Chatham
Thomas-street
Royal Marines
Mr. Banks
Mr. Groves
Corfield
Harris
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State OF the Patt
Assize Intelligence
Clereenwell
Perron
George Cornish
John Sullivan
Durance
Brooke’s Market
Gray’s Inn-Lane
Cornish
Henge Oy
Constable
Mr.Combe
Mr. Combeh
West-End
Sullivan
Combe
Maryshbong
Thames Office
Greenwich
Lambeth Street
Wooolwich H