The Rose of Arragon and other stage notes review
A crowded review of plays and performers with Mrs Kean Olivia and Mr Kean Alasco praised, while Vining and Knowles drew attention for pacing and absence. Miss Faucit as Leonie and Mr Vining’s acting highlighted, plus notices of Hullahs Exeter Hall singing, One Fault at the Orena House, Keeleys new Duchess play set around 1471 Barnet aftermath, and Olympic Theatre season finale with Jack in the Water and patter addresses by Mr Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kean
Olivia
Mr. C. Kean
Alasco
Hutton
Exeter Hall
Hiullah
Wilhem
Norwood School
Neuisp Orena House
Waymarket
Miss Faucit
Leonie
Ernest
James Vining
Gladenmoor
Barnet
London Road
Caleb Goodfellow
Whetstone
Kate Carraway
Duchess of
Exeter
Keeley
Caleb
Mr. Keeley
Olympic Theatre
Tom Matthews
Robinson Crusoe
Whittington
Mark Lemon
Lemon Rede
Pitt
Bench
Bouffé
Paris
Pears
St. James’s
Betting collapse at Tattersalls follows Derby shock
The Sporting Intelligence column details the Derby aftermath with £18,000 defaulter, widespread losses among patrons, and a rush of unsettled accounts at Tattersalls. It notes many bettors faced ruin, and describes the mood as a panic driving calls for reform in wagering practices and settlement delays ahead of Ascot racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Ascot
Ramsay
Orde
Coombes
G. Heathcote
Sr. Lecza
Anson
Attila
Cabrera
Bowes
Meteor
Bee
Albion
Jack
St. Francis
Eringo
Adela
Eaglesfield
Rosalind
Muleyamet
Tattersall’s
Greville
Grosvenor Place
Piccadilly
Down Street
Hyde Park Corner
Ascothuath
Hippodrome
England
Lanercost
Newcastle
Cbaven
Prolific Turf Sales and Regatta Prospects Stir London Sports
The article notes racing and stud sales at Hyde Park Corner with Lord Rosslyn and Lord Cassilis leading lots such as Monarch Moonlight Twilight and Grenadier selling modestly. It covers aquatic sport plans from Royal Thames yachts to Henley regatta, Oxford and Cambridge rowing, plus a busy Marylebone cricket season program at Lord's including matches against Cambridge and Oxford and broader fixtures with notable clubs and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Old Bee
Lanercost
Auckland
Dilbar
Rosslyn
Cassius
Tattersall's
Hyde-park-corner
Lord Rosslyn
Monarch
Moonlight
Twilight
Grenadier
Tom Bowling
Tom
Playmate
Apprentice
Lord Cassilis
Pytchley
Grasshopper
Embassy
Stella
Triumph
Warrior
Linnet
Lord Maidstone
Mr. Brandling
John Gerard
Robert Brownrigg
Epsom
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Ascot
Oxford
Cambridge
Henley-upon- Thames
London
Thames
J. F. Selby
Lord A. Paget
Mary
G. Ashin
Louisa
T. Smith, Esq
G. Taylor, Esq
Fowler
C. Wheeler
W. Sawyer
Greenwich
Coalhouse-point
Gravesend
Henley
Marylebore
Clapton
Lord's
Marylebone
F. Bathurst
Bayley
Mr. Craven
Mr. Dodgson
Frederick Bathurst
Mr. Spencer
Anson
Mr. Nicholson
Mr. Anson
Mr. Lucas
Mr. Burrowes
Mr. Plank
Mr. Austin
J. Gordon
R. P. Nicholson
Mr. Trist
The
Rugby School
Northern Counties
Newport Pagnel
County of
Sussex
Hampshire
Gentlemen of Kent
Gentlemen of England
Marylebone Club
Manchester
Kent
England
Officers
Royal Artillery
Harrow
Harrovians
Old Etonians
Old Harrovians
Woolwich
Gentlemen
Scots Fusition Guards review before Prince Albert in Hyde Park
On Wednesday morning eight o'clock the fusilier guards were reviewed in Hyde Park before Prince Albert and the Duke of Wellington. The regiment executed evolutions, fired volleys, and formed squares to receive cavalry as the prince expressed gratification with their performance. A large crowd gathered for the ceremony. The day opened with a brilliant morning and bright uniforms earning enthusiastic cheers for Prince Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Hine
Lim
Magpie and
Stump
Cheynewalk
Chelsea
Wakley
M.P
Sarah
Hannah Graham
Vauxhall Bridge
Richmond
Hammersmith Bridge
Magpie and Stump
London
Cadogan New-pier
Edward Stephens
Jane Prett
Pinkerwa
Mr. Thorne
Red-house
Battersea
Daxama
University College Hospital
Samuel Saunders
George Spell
Southampton Mews
Witness
Deceaser
G. Canning
Bribery case at Cambridge assizes yields twelve months
An indictment for bribery at the 1841 Cambridge borough election led to a conviction. The Norwich slate maker offered ten pounds and a sovereign to a voter, Large, to favor Liberal candidates Foster and Lord Cosmo Russell. After a sequence of meetings and identification, he was arrested, bailed, and ultimately sentenced to twelve months in Norwich common gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen
Monpuar
Tas Queen
Rossrt Haart
Richard JonEs
Cambridge
Borough of
Manners Sutton
A. Clay Grant
Mr. Foster
Lord Cosmo Russell
Norwich
Large
Cosmo Russell
Bartlett
University
Barnwall
Justice Patteson
B. Andrews
Kelly
Byles
TaHursDay
Lona
Brippery
Cam Bridge
Samuel Long
Milner Gibson
Her Majesty's Gaol
Court Audit In Longstanding Bankruptcy Case
This day this bankruptcy audit was held before Commissioner Holroyd. The accounts were large and the assignees expressed satisfaction with their accuracy. A delayed dividend was attributed to difficulties selling property burdened by judgments. While in prison, Mr Cham bers learned a solicitor who rendered costs totaling £16000, later taxed in favor of the estate, making the solicitor a debtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbave
Beaumont ManaHa
Evans
Maynard
Commissioner Evans
Johnson
Richard Thornton
Inne
Court OF Bankruptcy
Tuaspar
Her
S Turatrr
Rg Caampens
Holroyd
Chambers
Yes Very Insult Charge Dismissed In Guildhall Case
In a Guildhall proceeding a doctor faced a breach of peace complaint after a lemony exchange with two ladies who overheard the words yes very as they walked with him. The alderman found the remarks trivial and the defendant was discharged after testimony. The case highlighted concerns about late night interactions and proper restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arches
Wednespar
Langley
Phillimore
William Hawkes Langley
Wheatley
Oxford
Borst
Ishop
Lobb Farm
Yue
Thomas Street
Alderma
Vivian
Ald. Kelly
Lord Emlyn Case In Marlborough Street Court
A police court hearing reports a bill of exchange alleged as forged by Lord Emlyn. Solicitor Mr Lane seeks Lord Emlyn's sworn denial. the lordship refuses without magistrate direction. A letter from Cog disputes press errors, clarifying the instrument as a promissory note and outlining forgery claims and attendance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Emlyn
Maltby
Lane
Argyll-street
Lord Emly
Morning Herald
Marlborough Street
Emlyn
Lord Enidyn
Reney
Sue
Vo Cog
Adelphi Terrace
Indecent Assault Charge At Pentonville Road
Richard Nichols described as a government man was charged after luring two girls aged twelve to Copenhagen fields with promises of money. Prosecutrix Ann Turvey cried murder as Nichols attempted to assault her. bail was granted for his Old Bailey trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nichols
Ann Turvey
Wil
Selina Elliston
Pentonville Road
Copenhagen
Keefe
Woolfe
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Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall
Cadland
Bay Middleton
Coronation
Beales
Bloomsb Eury
Cavil
Odda
Ange
Seld
Desring & Balance
Hvn
Jockey Club
Craven
Tus
Earl of Rosslyn
Royal Buckhounds
Duke of Bedford
Col. Anson
G. S. Byng
Hibbard
Windsor-castle
Kindom
Metropolitan Police
Prince
Princess Royal
Sunninghill
Bracknall
Potentate
Little Wonder
Mretinc
Thoradey
LAW
Weednespday
Tar Queen
Vestly Or
Str. Marylebone
Justice Wightmen
Butt
Clapp
Manning
St. Marylebone
Justice Wightman
Pitt Taylor
Baron Alderson
GullpHart
Steset
WatTson
Secondary James
Eliza Street
Henry Street
Birtley
Slso
Etersdorff
Bicknell
Moginie
Street
Godalming
Daniel Forester
Tuzxspar. Ditlon
Gcourt
Stannaries OF
Cornwall
Duchy of Cornwall
Somerset-house
Lord Portman
Lord Eliot
Colonel Anson
H. Wheatley
Stanmaries Court
Court of Equity
Thau
Ne Court
Ted
Southern Star
Cranecourt
Fleet-street
IIT
Norte
Tene
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Cumberland
Carlisle
Westmoreland
Appleby
Lancashire
Lancaster
Liverpool
Yorkshire
Castle of York
City of York
Clerixenwell
Worship Steelt
Stanstra
John Lovett
Sarah Harris
Hackney Read
Burton
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