Ascot Races and Grand Sporting Events Highlight Season
A detailed outline of Ascot race week lists four days of racing with stakes from 5 to 200 sovs, plus key cups and plates. Reports cover royal inspections, stewards, and a sailing match, plus a long summary of events at Eton regatta, Oxford Susse cricket, and notable foot races nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Bedford
G. S. Byng
Earl of Stradbroke
Swinley
Her Majesty
Swinley Course
St. James's Palace
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Claremont
Gaper
New Brighton
Newmarket
Edmund of Langley
Porturanus
Epsom
Gamecock
Ajax
Arctic
African
Vitellius
Albion
Johnny
Ralph
St. Francis
Gorhamburg
Sirikol
Oakley
Sequidilla
Celia
Windsor
Lord Exeter
Macremma
Colonel Peel
Lucy Banks
Modesty
Satirist
Tripoli
Pompey
Mallard
Birdeen
Chilson
Lord Oxford
Booth
Gilbert Heathcote
Countess
Delspre
Woodcote
Bokbara
Amato
Lord Eseter
Napier
Bramble
the Saint
Retriever
Highlander
Pergema
Murat
Extempore
Bastile
Mr. Combe
Mr. Thornhill
Sadler
Sam
Marcuss
Dolphin
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Mr. Fowler
Brilliant
Vanhill
Barthen
Selby
Greenwich Hospital
Gravesend
Marquis of Anglesey
Lord Alfred Paget
Widgeon
Poentom
Meesom
Gnome
Delphin
Blackwall-reach
Greenwich
Yacht Tavern
Thames
Surley-hell
Oxford
Cambridge
Baron
Baroness Dimadale
Boyle
H. C. Cust
Droomlancing
Sergeant Talfourd
Charles Stewart Voules
John Jesse
Burdett
Peel
H. A. Ames
H. Dupuis
Spong
Roberts
R.N
Colonel Shaw
G. J. Dupuis
Capt
Bertie
E. Balston
W. Whymper
J. Tighe
Tighe
Lewisham
Arkwright
Tuke
Ffolliott
Wilson
Codrington
M. Shaw Stewart
Lord Henley
Harkness
Smith
Speke
Luttrell
B. Cecil
Steerer
Stapylton
Myers
Bebington
Slade
Loch
Lord Burleigh
Hyett
Magniac
Finch
Prince of Wales
Lord
Guernsey
Car
Dickson
Bailey
Dankellin
Adlington
Scrocold
Gatez
Robinson
Britannia
Barton
Box
Errington
Burrowes
Williamson
Saltmarche
Ethelston
Heywood
Elliott
Sutton
Preston
Back
Burton
O’brien
Talford
Hanbury
Count Bathyany
Thetis
Woodbridge
Lord Moreton
Stanhope
Bunney
Sutherland
Wyndban
P. Smith
The
St George
Mr. Carew
Bridge
St. Peter's
Rome
Erames
Putney
Mr. Welch
Mr. Cox
Mr. Powys
Mr. Pocock
Mr. Maberley
Stuart
Mr. Hobhouse
Meynell
Mr. Lempriere
A. Shadwell
Mr. Churchill
Mr. Atkinson
Mr. Lovesey
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Fookes
Horseferry
Putney Bridge
Leander Club
Manrites
Crus
Sussex
Lord's
Marylebone
Marylebone Club
R. Grimston
E. Bayley
W. Pickering
R. Kynaston
C. G. Whittaker
J. H. Dark
Barker
Wenman
Good
Hillyer
Bayley
C Taylor
E. Napper
Lillywhite
Hudson
Hawkins
Picknell
Hammond
Bushy
Dean
Ewens
Mr. C. Taylor
C. Taylor
Mr. W. Pickering
Burkes
C.G. Whittaker
Pickering
Old Hat
Ealing
John Smith
Regent-street
Hoewell
Nottingham
Hopewell
Tom Cook
Lee Green
Morton
Cook
Manchester
Murphy
Grand Polish Ball at Willis Rooms for Polish Refugees
A Monday night grand ball at Willis's Rooms raised funds for distressed Polish refugees. Patrons included the Duchess of Kent and many noble families, with Polish and French quadrilles, about 700 attendees, and a safety note correcting a police report. An inquest in Mitcham classified a death as accidental after a cart accident and possible intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Almack
Duchess of Kent
Somerset
Bedford
Hamilton
Sutherland
Abercorn
Ailesbury
Carlisle
Essex
Errol
Tankerville
Cowper
Mount Edgcumbe
Malmesbury
Wilton
Zetland
Giengall
Francea Sandon
Marianne Alford
Palmerston
Jocelyn
Dudley Stewart
Weippert
Poland
Elizabeth Leveson Gower
Viscount Cantalupe
Evelyn Leveson Gower
Marquis Kildare
Mary Howard
Alexander Russell
Wilhelmina Stanhope
Lord Stopford
Misa C. Stuart
Seymour
Seymour; Miss Dawson, Mr. A.court; Misa Ferguson
Wm. Pinney
Miss Seymour
Lord Cranstoun
A. Seymour
Erakine
E. Seymour
St. John
de Salis
A. Sanford
Miss Sanford
E. Sanford
Louis XV
Mies Fielding
Mr. Byron
Miss Macdonald
F. Byron
Flora Macdonald
Captain Duff
Chandos Pole
Standish
Duff
C. Yea
Gerald
Dawson Damer
Taylor
Madame van de Weyer
Count de Chabot
Marquis of Kildare
Countess of Tankerville
Georgiana Grey
Wharncliffe
Marquis of Worcester
Marquis of Titchfield
Earl of
Scarborough
Viscount Leveson
Lovat
Miss Fraser
Countess de Salis
de Salie
Countess of Erroll
Countess of Essex
Baron de Talleyrand
James Stuart
Miss Stuart
Earl of Wilton
Earl of Belfast
Earl of Mulgrave
Sandon
Taz Polts
Dudley Stuart
D. Swart
Lord Dudley
Polish Literary Association
Carter
King’s Head
Mitcham
James Mutter
Mesers
Serle
White Hart
Wandle
John Lubbock
Venue and indictments in Queen's case at large
The court ruled the fifth count bad for lacking venue and that the margin note cannot cure the body of the indictment. It held venue defects not cured by statute unless the indictment shows court jurisdiction. The fourth count may be salvageable under 7 George IV, but argued arguments were set for Friday. The indictment's second part, concerning rioting and its accessories, was found flawed for lacking concrete acts, locations, and principal offender identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Bunch
Wepsespay
O'Connon
Banco
Lord Denman
George IV
Solicitor General
King v. Knollys
Lord Raymond
Leuthal
Croke
Elizabeth
King
Budridge
P. Williams
Dundas
Burn
Justice
Moody
Old Bailey
Kent
Surrey
Middlesex
Scott
2 East
Crown
Crown Office
Justice Ashurst
Lord Abinger
County of
Lancaster
Justice Patteson
D'Oyley
Spence
Justice Williams
Erle
Lord Kenyon
Queen Square
Hocessixg
Central Criminal Court
Mary Ann Miller
Elizabeth Layton
Louisa Aldridge
John Hulme
Unioncourt
Eliza Penn
Aldridge
Leo
Ballantine
Woolfe
Humphreys
Howse
Fuller
Catherine Williams
Bond
Williams
England
Hamlyn
Howe
High Hamlyn
Hemlyn
Mr. Broughton
Mr. Hamlyn
James Richards
Frederick Keene
Borough Court of Requests
Robert Morpeth
Morpeth
Keene
Court of Requests
Bennett
Westminster Road
Bennet
Police Reports from the Mansion and Guildhall
A busy week unfolds with a robbery case at Bush beer house, where Edward Lees is remanded for trial after returning a sovereign. Sophia Streek’s attempted suicide is heard at Bow Street, and other magistrates handle a string of assaults, child theft, and public disturbances amid Greenwich fair and public notices.
Indictment Challenged for Vagueness in tumultuous assembly case
Defense argued the indictment was indefensible for its lack of particulars. It alleged that between August 1 and October 1, divers persons had, in divers places, tumultuously assembled, a sweeping vagueness that could apply to many meetings. Judges awaited final ruling on arrest of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundas
Baines
Sergeant Murphy
Bodkin
Atherton
Fatal Inquest Into Death Of Young Medical Student
An inquest at the Feathers Westminster on Frederick Sharp aged 20, killed when a river swell from the steam boat Matrimony struck the funny boat at Bishop's Walk Pier Lambeth. Witnesses say the captain urged the pair to pull astern, but the boat could not hold both passengers safely. Verdict: accidental death with a deodand of five pounds on the funny boat and on the steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgs
Feathers
Dean-street
Westminster
Frederick Sharp
John Peter Duncan
Bishop’s Walk
Lambeth
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LAW
Hovsy
Jeremy Dipprer
Jeremy Diddler
Edward Lees
Alderman Gibbs
Mr. Bush
Alderman Johnson
Bush
John Johnson
Gibbs
Peter Laurie
Sir Peter
Bow Street
Maeylesone
Marylebone-lane
Griffiths
Ann Sophia Dingley
Grotto-passage
Mr. Rawlinson
High-street
Tie Tate Arrack
Cuisnorm
Alexander Chisholm
Devonshire-street
Portland-place
Weekly Chronicle
Hugh Stratford Stratford
Clerkenwell
Chambers
Pyke
Lincoln’s Inn
Fields
Chisholm
Rawlinson
Stratford
Stratford Would Be Here.”— Mr. Pyke Stepped Forward and Said, “Mr. Chisholm
Mr. Stratford
Mr. Chambers
Marlborough Street
Stuarnt
Hardwick
Benyowski
Bowstrest
Lord D. Stuart
Lester
Parker-street
Lord Dudley Stuart
Mr. Maltby
Joseph Golejewski
M. Benyowski
Mayne
Polea
Pole
L. Zamoyski
Malthy
Francis Satchell
John Taylor
Hornsey
Thomas Young
New North Road
Lower-road
Islington
London
Clayior
Thomas Smith
Combe
Benjamin Keranagh
Broughton
St. Luke’s Parish
Torrinc
Grerenwich Fair
Blackheath
Friend Society
Curnaces
Andrew Main
Jeremy
Elizabeth Griffin
Haggerstone
Church-street