Royal Cup Day Horse Races and Grand Stand Pageant
A Queen and Emperor visit as racing colors fly. Zenobia and Emerald race to near the lead before Emerald wins by half a length over Cragby with Zenobia close behind. several notable stakes races follow including the Coronation Stakes won by The Princess and the Gold Cup by Defence. Betting and race details for Vie and Wokingham events per program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia
Baron Rothechild
Emerald
Lord Exeter
Crosby
Lord Chesterfield
the Bee
Mr. Greville
Jamaica
Martingale
Seaport
Bes
Cragby
Brickkiln Road
Emerald A
Lord Vernlam
Robert de Gorham
W. Cotton
Lord Glenlyon
Ben-y-Ghlo
Wee Pet
Robert
R. W. Bulkeley
Bishop of
Marlow
Ancon
Attila
Exeter
Maria Diaz
Mr. W. Etwall
Combe
G. Heathcote
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Parr
Portumnus, 4 Yre, Gat 4Lb ; Mr. Rush
Plenipo
Mr. Little
Count Bathgany
Fox
Mr. Herbert
Elis
Mr. Jaques
G. Bentinck
Bishop
Dahlia
Colonel Anson
Russia
Saxony
Prince Albert
Windsor
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Wellington
Baron Branow
Lord Aberdeen
Royal
Billa
Lord Verulam
Charlotte
Mr. R. Newman
Bloodstone
Bubastes
Bell
J. Day
c.Old England
Mr. Mostyn
Old England
Pantasa
Turquoise Colt
John Day
Newman
Campanero
Ford
Diggory Diddle
Lord Albemarle
Die
Reveller
Mr. Townley
Coranna
Colonel Peel
Onian
R. Bulkeley
Bishop of Romford
Siricol
Duke of Richmond
Lothario
Mr. Ford
Paison
Anson
Sirikus
Ionian
Poison
Ane All
Ieniagu
Ralph
Delapre
Gold Cup and Hunter's Cup Featured in Royal Art Display
The Gold Cup, a 400 guinea silver gilt shield, designed by Mr. Howard and executed under Mr. Bayley’s supervision, depicts Boadicea in a war chariot. The Hunter's Cup shows King Robert Bruce and St. Clair pursuing a stag, praised for its lifelike group and refined finish. FRIDAY. A second class of the Wokingham Stakes added to a list of modest pretensions. Large fields, favorable results, and notable attendance marked the day. John Day’s objections to Bloodstone, winner of the New Stakes, were discussed, centering on ownership stakes and nomination status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old England
John Day
Evdence
J. Newman
Newman
Bell
Lord March
Mus
Rogers
R Howard Vyse
Nat
Clearwell
Nininke
Little
Ongrey
Exeter
Maria Diaz
Balchin
Mr. Reeves
Lord G. Bentinck
Prince of Wales
Nininka
Windsor
Lagat
King of the Gipsies
Dahlia
Isleworth
Swinley
Mr. Copeland
Assay
Spry
Rotherham
Mr. Balchin
Alfred Day
Lord E. Russell
Colonel Anson
Marquise
Mr. Cook
Phaleris
Sir W. W. Wynn
Rowland
the Black Gentleman
Mr. Kelly
Illustration
Lord Chesterfield
Tiddly Winks
Duke of Bedford
Colonel Peel
Seahorse
Lord Exeter
Jenes Marquise
Nish
Jew-boy
Abdale
Mr. Greville
Portumnous
Mr. Worley
General Wyndham
Mr. Gook
Molly Mogg
Mr.s. Scott
Sir Herculus
Comus
Mr. Nightingale
Ascot
E.R. Clarke
Llangollen
Mr. Scott
T.Y.C
Orlando
Copeland
Maum
Hibbard
Russia
Messrs
Storr and Mortimer
Old Bond Street
Howard
Bayley
Boadicea
Rome
Robert Bruce
St. Clair
Rosslyn
Bloodstone
Field and Parry
National Anti Corn Law League Meeting at Covent Garden
The National Anti Corn Law League met at Covent Garden Theatre with G Wilson as fixed chairman. Speakers defended free trade, rejected claims of declining funds and influence, and urged continued action. brief remarks praised progress, noted regional votes, and announced plans for a conservative dinner and a future assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Covent-garden Theatre
G. Wilson
E. P. Bouverie
Kilmarnock
Russia
Ireland
Europe
M. Gibson
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Richmond
Morning Post
Hear
Gibson
House of Commons
Moore
Sydney Smith
Cheapside
Foreign Intelligence From Paris and Madrid Dispatches
Our Paris and Madrid letters detail Chamber of Deputies votes on navy and foreign affairs credits, the Laffitte funeral tributes, press liberty disputes with printers, stock market closes, and widespread commentary on Morocco Spain and Algeria tensions. Entries cover Narvaez receptions, Moroccan holy war proclamations, and Indian mutinies with Napier’s response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Department of Foreign Affairs
M. Guizot
M. Thiers
M. Charles Laffitte
Louviers
Doniteur
Toulouse
Gray
Lyons
Marseilles
Marans
Bordeaux
St. Laurent
le Grand Semps
Multhausen
Strasburg
Bergues
Roye
Soissons
Rouen
Saumur
Nantes
Metz
Verdun
Charleville
St. Lo
Paimpol
Quimper
Henneken
M. Victor Bouton
The
National
Jacques Laffitte
Messrs
Arago
Garnier
M. Garnier
M. Bauton
Tribunal of Commerce
M. Horace Vernet
London
Russia
Louis Philippe
le ‘Steel
Orleans
Havre
Avignon
Versailles
M. Pierre Laffitte
M. Arago
M. Visinet
M. Laffitte
M. Garnier Pages
M. Gouache
M. Dupin
Laffitte
M. Beranger
M. Dupont
de l
Mesars
Jacques Laffitte and Co
Poreraien
A Presse
Order of the Cross of the
Dukes de Namours
d’Aumale
Montpensier
Prince de Joinville
Duke de Montpensier
Duke d’Aumale
Algeria
Paris and
M. Poulle
M. July
Messrs. de Corcelles
Lasseyrie
Morocco
Spain
Abd el-Kader
Lamoriciére
Bedeau
Univers
O'Connell
Ditto
Strasburgh
Toulonnais
Hyeres Islands
Aorocco
Veloce
Toulon
Algiers
Tangiers
Algerie
Abd-el- Kader
Tlemcen
Oran
Mostaganem
Mascara
Semaphore de
Marshal Bugeaud
Hhis
Tafus
Courrier Francais
Europe
Loth
Muley Abderarchman
Abdel-Kader
Courrier
Frangais
Lamorieiere
Hernecan
Abd-el-Kader
England
Africa
Death of Sir W Casement prompts Calcutta council vacancy
News from India reports Sir W Casement’s death after nearly half a century in India opens a council vacancy in Calcutta filled by Mr Millett. Cholera rages in three presidencies and Madras regiments sustain heavy losses. Post and mail, opium seizure in Shanghai, treaty questions rise. Government securities fluctuate with exchange rates and bank shares show premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Casement
India
Calcutta
Millett
Madras
Bombay
Europe
Hindustan
Suez
Sumatra
China
Shanghai
Victoria
England
Bank of Western India
Riots, politics, and intrigues across Philadelphia and beyond
Reports from New York and Philadelphia detail riots in Kensington and St Augustine’s church arson, with arrests and bail discussions. Mention of militia duty, Judge Parsons’ charge, and fundraising for sufferers. National talks include Texas annexation, Mexican hostilities, and Van Buren’s anticipated nomination. markets in New York show subdued export demand and stable exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Yorkshire
New York
Philadelphia
Leland
St. Augustine's Church
St. John’s Church
Parsons
Court of Quarter Sessions
Kensington
New York ‘Herald of the 16Th
United States
O'Connell
Journal of Commerce
American Republican Party
District of
St. Augustin’s Church
Washington
Senate
Friends
Jackson
Mexico
Texas
Houston
van Buren
Santa Anna
New York Mangets
Correy
Florida
Mobile
New Orleans
London
Stephen Whitney
Buenos Ayres
Monte Viotto
United States Gazette
Monte Video
Riveira
Insult to the French Flag by a British Steamer
A Messina incident on the Geyser entry day involved Miss Tomlinson and Commander Kitchen. To avoid curiosity, a flag reversed as France’s was used on the ladder. A French war steamer objected, branding the act as flag desecration, while the Geyser captain sought to pacify the Frenchman. The writer asserts no French flag was aboard the Geyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Frenen
Marta
Messina
Steemer
Tomlinson
Gibretur
Kitchen
France
Alder men consider hospital improvements and city funds
In London the Court of Aldermen debated Emanuel hospital improvements and pensioner support. A £100 payment was approved for Inspector Brake after a loss tied to his duties. Tyrell's report on wholesale dealers was ordered circulated ahead of a council conference on freeman status. A British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society meeting at Exeter Hall discussed adopting fiscal regulations favoring free labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
34Th
Bengal Regiment
Scinde
Batta
6Th Irregular Cavalry
Bengal
Bundelkund
Indus
Shikerpore
Bejee Khan
Taite
Poolajee
Sir C. Napier
Hyderabad
Karrackee
England
220
Peshara
Rash Meera Singh
Ranjeet Singh
Rash Meera
Seealkhote
Golab Sing
Lahore
Raja Suchet Singh
Raja Heera Singh
Heera Singh
Suchet Singh
Guna
Keseree Singh
Ranjeet
Sutlej
Akhber Khan
Jellalanad
Peshawar
Lord Ellenborough
Allahabad
Gwalior
Jyajee Sindeab
Lord Entenborough
Calcutta
Brake
Tyrell
City of London
Court of Common Council
British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society
Bxeterhall
Famous anti slavery meeting and sanatorium events later
A fragment from a 19th century notice notes a small anti slavery meeting chaired by Mr S Take of York, with debates on fiscal regulations and admissions, plus reports on the Sanatorium anniversary with Dickens in chair, fundraising, and a St Ann's Society school meeting, dinner at the Albion for Mr Knight, and other civic items including Waterloo Bridge tolls and court salary talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Take
York
M.P
Bright
Hinton
Wne
J Gurney
Mbuith
Skencis
Questield
John Bright
Lori Tavern
Charles Dickens
Sanatoriusite
Dickens
St. Ann's Society
Brixtor Asylum
Biahyp
Winchester
Chantes Kyreut
Albion
Penny Cyclopedia
Lord Brougham
Lord Whottesley
Jones
Key
Professor Long
M. D. Hill
Eay
Christie
Af. Chadwick
Porter
Board of Trade
Knight
Useful Knowledge Society
M.D. Hill
England
Broadhurst
Francis
Bradbury
Chapman
Waterloo Bridge Company
Romeo Coates
Court of Common
Ashurst
Bullock
Central Criminal Court
Commissioner Bullock
Central Court
Sheriffs Court
Covent-gerden
Aldersgate-street
Guernsey Letter Defends Loyal Islanders Against Misunderstanding
A Guernsey rector speaks to Sir James Graham, denying government mistrust and praising islanders as orderly and loyal to the crown. He asserts militia restraint and urges Napier to respect local devotion, noting correspondences with the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Ueré
Napier
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Thomas Brock
Breer
St. Pierre du Bois
James Graham
Her Majesty
Ncll
Garrett
Garbett
St. John’s College
Plydmouth
Lord Howe
Plumer
Royal William Victualling
Stewart
Caledonia
Indus
America
Sunderland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Madrid
Valencia
Narvaez
Naples
M. Mon
Borso de Carminati
Diego Leon
Perpignan
Infanta
Barcelona
Verdad
Morellg
Cabrera
Catalonia
Tarragona
Follo
Villa de Madrid
Eco del Comercio
Bank of San Fer
Nando
Darmen
Reuss
Espartero
the Metropolis