Don Giovanni shines as Garcia tops Royal Italian Opera
The Don Giovanni run at Royal Italian Opera featured a stellar cast led by Persiani Mario Amburini Corbari Revere and Pauline Garcia stepping in for Grisi. Garcia won warm applause as she proved vocal prowess and dramatic expression amid a backdrop of superb singing and staging.
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Amburini
Corbari
Revere
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France Debates Prosecution Of M Blanc Case In Assembly
Last week in Paris the National Assembly weighed authorizing Procu reur General to prosecute M Blanc. Committees heard Portalis and Landrin support the requisition, then Blanc explained. After a three hour deliberation, the panel adopted resolutions to present to the Assembly, with members instructed to keep the decision and reporter's name secret. A Lamartine note to Causeidiere dated May 17 is included, recalling help after the May attack and praising Causeidiere. Crnssidiere accuses Lamartine of ordering troops and ammunition for Sobrier.
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Procareur General
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Monsieur Landrin
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Court of Premiere Instance
Comimittee
M. Louis Blanc
M. Coussidiers
Republic
DISTURBANCES AT BERLIN AND DANISH BATTLE REPORTED
Disturbances continued in Berlin with crowds in Charlottenstrasse clashing with authorities and National Guard. In Sundewill near Bi hult a major engagement occurred as Danish forces attacked, forcing retreat after heavy casualties. Also reported are Sicily mourning decrees, treaty negotiations, and Irish resistance rhetoric amid political turmoil.
Magistrates and constables to speed up oath ceremony
The magistrate urged reforms to shorten the swearing in of special constables. The superintendent said he would relay the magistrate's suggestions to the commissioners and devise a plan to notify interested parties how the oath ceremony could be conducted with minimal inconvenience, saving magistrates’ time and resources.
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Education Society meeting debates government grants terms
At Westminster Central School Room the National Society for Promoting Education of the Poor in Church principles met with Archbishop of Canterbury presiding. The report praised progress in training schools and new colleges. debate followed over government conditions and state control versus voluntary church education policies.
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Ascot Heath Races Day One Highlights and Triennial Stakes
Sporting Intelligence reports a strong opening day at Ascot Heath with the debut of the Triennial Stakes promising future as a major class. The event featured races like the Ascot Stakes and Queen's Vase, noting attendance influenced by Princess Sophia’s funeral and royal absence. Managerial execution by Lord Besborough and team is praised, with a minor critique on pacing between events and improvements such as restricting smoking near the betting ring.
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Destruction by Fire at Harrowby House
Fire at Saxpon Hatt.-Stargorp, home of the Earl of Harrowby, gutted the central hall after being noticed about ten o clock. The loss includes a library, paintings, vases, mirrors, and furniture saved to the grounds. One man, Perkin of Sandon, was killed when a heavy stone crushed him. two others escaped.
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Sandon
Vienna's barricaded revolt after May 26 letter
A private Vienna letter describes a May 26 uprising with the Academical Legion disbanding, gates guarded by troops, barricades rising, and citizens resisting militarily. The crowd demands withdrawal of troops, hostage concessions, and the Emperor's return within fourteen days, threatening continued street action unless met.
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Stunden
Open Confederation Meeting Delayed again and field day set
From Dublin, details say the Confederation open meeting slated for tonight is postponed. Tuesday next is named for the field day of the war party since Mr. Mitchel’s deportation. Mitchel, while abroad, reports no grounds for severity and expresses gratitude for courteous treatment. Spike Island governor allows letters with wife, forbidding political references.
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Meeting of Benchers Rejects Admittance to Irish Bar
At a Benchers meeting on Friday the memorials of Dr. Gray and J I Dunne to join the Irish Bar were postponed. Gray claimed the memorial was rejected due to his politics. the Lord Chancellor offered no explanation beyond postponement to a later term.
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Re swearing In Special Constables At Marlborough Street
Acting magistrate Mr Hardwick at Marlborough street police office consulted with Superintendent Beresford about avoiding the anticipated disruption from the re swearing in of thousands of special constables for two months with warrants due to expire in about eight to ten days. The aim was to grant discretionary extension powers to Police Commissioners or to designate districts and have two magistrates present to manage the process and minimize public disruption.
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Suppression of Chartist Meetings in Clerkenwell
A petition led to police order banning evening meetings on the Green. Police dispersed gatherings of more than five, citing riot risk. Justice Patteson warned such night assemblies are criminal and urged officials to deter future disruption, stressing Parliament’s authority and public peace.
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MURDERS CHARGE AGAINST ENGLISH EMIGRANT AT SYDNEY
Advices from New South Wales report English emigrant Thomas Coutts accused of organizing wholesale killings of Aborigines by arsenic poisoning. Bodies found on Coutts land and elsewhere. arsenic mixed with flour. Coutts committed to Sydney Central Criminal Court, bailed in heavy securities. Attorney General to prosecute.
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Dreadful boiler explosion hits Hearst's Hill Works South Staffordshire
Dopierx Friday reports a boiler blast at Hearst's Hill Works near Brierley Hill around 6:30 AM. Ten dead found by 10 AM, with fears of more in a nearby canal. Night workers had come in late, sparing a larger loss of life. The cause remains unknown. Edinburgh Witness notes a separate fire threat near Bath and a murder in Kilmarnock.
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