Ascot Race Day Fails to Thrill Aristocrats Amid Rain and Absences
Ascot races proceed with strong professional turnout despite royal absence and a muted royal visit. The proceedings feature several stakes events including the Tran Stakes and Triennial Stakes with winners such as Coroner and Fly-by-Night, while crowds grow steadier on Cup Day. The sun returns for promising racing and a grand Royal Hunt Cup run, with Fandango taking the prize on Thursday. The article notes the Queen’s absence and shifts in attendance, plus a brief report on photo fading research.
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Ascot Heath
Tursuay
Ascot
Windsor
Bowes
Flying Dutchman
Bartholomew
Bryan
Basham
John Scott
J. Prince
Oltenitza
Tinglecolt
Pitapat
Aviel
Ascor
Clotilde
Touchstone
Wells
Duke of Bedford
S. Rogers
Joshua
Swinley
Mare
Hazel
E. Sharp
Lord Anglesey
Strood
H. Goater
Lord Derby
the Professor
Pugnator
Ascor Stags
T. Pair
S Mortimer
Fitz Allen
Clement
J. M
Stanley
Salter
Baron Rothschild
Hungerford
Charlton
Lord Cluden
Fordham
Fern Hill
Winau
J. Adkins
Hetman Plato
Yates
Howard
Queen’ S Head
Hill
Rogerthorpe
New Mile
Lord Clifden
Lord Wilton
Orson
Ashmall
H. Hill
Ireland's Eye
Mr. Howard
Early Bird
Epaminondas
Hercules
Humboldt
Vanderdecken
Cardigan
Wilsford
William
Rufus
Octavia
Noisy
Bracken
Mr. Sykes
Foxhunter
Paragone
Mr. Merry
Little Harry
Hodomeli
Doralice
Bird
Chalice
Ireland
Hospodar
Eye
Virago
Messrs. Hunt and Roskell
Brown
Tatton Sykes
Powell
H. Ft
Theach
Robert de Gorham
Pettit
Lora W. Powlett
Fanshaw Bate
J. Merry
Pyrrhus
J. Goater
Isaac Day
Sly
E. Parr
Quinton
Prince Albert
General Company
Messrs. Garrard
W. Spencer
Shoreham
T.Y.C
GW. Fitzwilliam
Milton
Bay Middleton
A. Day
Lord ‘John Scott
Melbourne
The W Provinces and Victoria era notes from Windsor to Scotland
The page reports on a festive Eton holiday with Prince Albert and princes present, boat processions to Windsor, and fireworks. It includes notices on Scottish survey plans by scale, Bay of Bengal era medals, clergy disputes at Watford, mountain-tourists near Windermere, church restorations, Balbriggan stockings praise, and military drills near Stirling. It closes with Lord Melville reviews, release of Dr. Giles, and a Russian officer’s liberty, plus cotton speculation and the Maiden City steamer wreck news.
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Eton
Prince Albert
Windsor Bridge
Surley
Second Life Guards
Surley Hall
Eyott
Chevalier Southby
Vauxhall
College
Lords of the Treasury
Scotland
Highland
Harry ‘Smirx
Hon
East India Company
Burmah
51St
King’s Own) Light Infantry
Crimea
Harry Smith
Manchester
Sir Harry
Her
Errington
Watford
R. L. James
Villiers
Lee James
Capel
Saya
Derwentwater
Windermere
Keswick
Skiddaw
Earl of Lonsdale
Fowlcrags
Saddleback
Scales
High Row
Brundholm Wood
Greta Bank
Elizabeth
Cardinal Wolsey
Lord Melville
King’s Park
Stirling Regiment of Militia
Baltic
A. G. Maitland
Stirling Journal
J. A. Giles
D.C.L
Oxford
Giles
Sian
Admiralty
Swearer
Russell
F. Scott
Livertoou
Liverpool
Henry Amory Pratt
2Nd Regiment of Life Guards
Windsor
Londonderry
Isle of Man
Brethren Celebrate Centenary At Brunswick Tavern Lodge
The Lone or Bromanry No 108 marks its centenary at the Brunswick Tavern Blackwall with W M Lewis Salomon presiding. Speeches toast the lodge prosperity and a banquet followed, giving praise to Masonic work and charity funds. Other lodges and members discuss transfers and initiations while Dr Kent notes South Australia Masonry growth and Jewish ties.
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Brunswick Tavern
Blackwall
W. M
Lewis Salomon
P. M
Br. Johnson
Buckingham—Palace
Odell
Norman
Blackburn
Goring
Lopes
Jopra
Albion Tavern
Aldersgate-street
Henry Lyons
Bake
Josephs
Steibel
Smith
W.M
Br. Selig
Staples
Benevolent’ Fund
Br. Canstall
Br. Lewis Lyons
P.M
Br. Jones
Br. L. Siyons
M. Br
Philip Beyfus
Bryons
Br. Lyons
Dr. Kent
P.G.M
South Australia
S. Solomon
Alexander Levy
Kent
G.M
England
Adelaide
Australia
Joppa Lodge
Br. Lizard
G. M
Br. G. F. Taylor
Madlle
Fanny Cournet
van Noarden
Marian Taylor
Freemason Meeting Dates and Lodges Listed Across London
A catalog of lodge meetings with dates from June 11 to June 15 lists locations such as Falcon Tavern Fetter Lane Anderton's Hotel Fleet Street and Freemasons venues like Thatched House St James's Radley's Hotel and George and Vulture. Entries include Nos 206 228 196 247 805 8 13 15 70 103 156 172 205 752 6 248 329 778 38 78.
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Domatic
Falcon Tavern
Fetter Lane
Lodge of Confidence
Anderton
Royal Benevolent Institution
Lodge of Fidelity
Freemasons
Union Waterloo
Queen’s Arms
Woolwich
Kent Lodge
Lodge of Justice
Royal Albert
New Cross
Deptford
Caveac
Anderson’s Hotel
Kensington
Adam and Eve
Tuunsday
St. James's
Vulture
Bank of England
Radley's Hotel
Polish National Lodge
Faipay
Brittanic Lodge
St. James’s
Lodge of Prosperity
Earl of Durham
Murragestreet
Hoxton
The Arvintbury Dress Reform Approved by Queen
The Royal Foot Artillery adopts a new cap design approved by the Queen on Saturday. It will be small in size with a shape like the Horse Artillery. The white zither and Royal arms appear on the side, no band, scarlet bag at the top, and the outfit emphasizes lightness for the soldier.
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Royal Foot Artillery
Horse Artillery
Royal Arms, &c
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Sporting
Soli
Parr
Loup Garou
Faulkner
Mortimer
Vandenhoff
Her Majesty
Melvourne
C. Thellusson
T. Parr
W. Palmer
Aldcroft
J. Parker
Swinley Course
Mr. J. Adkins
Herman Platoff
Duke of Bedford's Para
S. Stogers
A Watker
Winkfield
J. Mann
S. Bowers
Cliff
Charlton) 6 Betting At Starting. — To 4 Each Agst Fandango
Rataplan
Fandango
Wild Huntsman
Swinley-hill
Kataplan
Derby
Professor
Surplice
Lord Orford
Ailighan
Acrobat
Meteora
Vandal
Midsummer
Louvat