Lincoln's Inn Barristers and Trinity Term Dinner
The piece recounts barristers at Lincoln's Inn being called to the degree of barrister-at-law, lists names including Cartwright Voules Payne Randolph Wilby and Osborne aclaine, and notes Lord Chief Baron Pollock and other judges dining with them on Trinity term day, a first since the lord chief's elevation. It also describes a Cambridge University subscription room race from Westminster Bridge to Putney, with the green boat compelled to shed water and black finishing first, red and blue in a dead heat.
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LincoLy’s Inn
Society of Lincoln’s Inn
John Solomon Cartwright
William James Voules
William John Payne
James Randolph
Henry Sackville Wilby
William Osborne Aclaine
Tremple
Judicial Peaches
Baron Pollock
Justice Patteson
Justice Coleridge
Lord Kenyon
Costa
Don Carlos
Ricci
Corrado d'Altamara
Persiani
M. Persiani
Maile
Favanti
Drury Lane
Bunn
Oper
Victoria
Thaxted
Chelmsford Chronicle
Bucsixouaxt Palace
Daniel O'Connell
Westminster
John Easthope
Thomas Wise
Milner Gibson
Thomas S. Duncombe
Howard Elphinstone
Reginald Blewitt
Benjamin Hawes
Peckell
R. Bulkeley
Somerset Butter
Robert Wallace
William Collins
John Collett
Lewis Ricardo
Robert Peel
Whitehall Gardens
W. Hunter
Challis
Guildhall
Alderman Gibbs
Tus Curnghey
United Kingdom
Bank of England
Bank of Ireland
Irland
London
Hamburg
Rotterdam
China
Westminster Hall
Coxcent
Macfarren
Davison
Princess's
Leeds
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradford
Halifax
Liverpool
James Richards
Charles Price
Robinson
Farrage
RomFord Bank
Bank of Messrs. Johnson and Co
Romford
R. Peel
Thomas Johnson
Rosaford Bank
Portsoken
Thomas Joheson
Morning Post
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Lucia di Lammermoor shines at Her Majesty's Theatre with new and old stars
The drama page notes Lucia di Lammermoor presented at Her Majesty's with Persiani as Lucia and Ravenswood and Ashton in key roles, honored by Prince Albert and the King of Saxony. Drury Lane hosts Stretton's benefit with Fra Diavolo and a revealing Edgardo scene by Salvi, highlighting strong singing and an effective finale.
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Her Majesty's Theatre
Stretton
Deis
Galatea
Standig
Polyphemus
Lucia di Lammermoor
Salvi
Edgardo
England
Lucia
Madame Castelsen
Alfred Shaw
Miss Dalby
Lycra
Fra Diavolos
Keeley
Wigan
F. Vining
Italy
Rome
Tivoli
Vining
Fra Diavolo
Didécar
Simon Pine
Corps de Ballet
David Lee
Miss Woolgar
Aliss Woslgar
Mr. Denvis
Minos
Balfe
Opera Comique
Gnome Wins Yacht Race Before Enigma at Gravesend
The Greenwich to Coalhouse Point yacht match ended with Mystery first and Blue Bell second as Enigma led early then fell back. Gazelle suffered a broken topmast near Purfleet, while the Gnome and Blue Bell vied for second before Mystery secured the cup for Lord A Paget for a year.
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York
Yacut Crus
Tuel Thames
J. Wilkinson
Weekly Chronicle
Greenwich
Coalhousepoint
Gravesend
J. Mystery
Lord A. Paget
Exquisite
C. R. Tatham
Gazelle
T. Rutherford
Enigma
Blue Bell
J. Chandless
Gnome
Meeson
Mystery
Purfleet
Errth
Coalhouse-point
Gnom
Tilbury Fort
Commodore Harrison
London
Marylebone Club
Lord’s
John Bayley
F. Ponsonby
F. Bathurst
W. Ward
C. Harenc
C. Taylor
Exa
R. Kynaston, Junior
Avon
Downton
Salisbury
Great Wintern
Great Western Railway Company
Ascot
Russia
Saxony
Windsor Great Park
Slough
Inverbroom
St. George Gore
Foyers
C. Eversfield
Pitman
Garry
G. Leslie
W. Coke
Blackwater
H. Ross
J. Pell
Pym
Spey
Winsloe
Findhorn
George Stuart
Inverness Courier
Wokingham Stakes Meet Delivers Strong Field and Contests
A large and well run Wokingham meet concluded with stout fields and solid racing. Bloodstone contested age and pedigree claims, but judges ruled him three, awarding Old England the stakes. Isleworth won the First Class Wokingham with Windsor second, Nininka third. Second Class saw Moustache take the lead late to defeat Nat and other contenders. Jew-boy and Portumnus posted minor placings in key events, while the meet drew broad support and praise for organization and hospitality.
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James Graham
Egham
Moulsey Hurst
Marquis of Worcester
Earl Lonsdale
Earl Rosslyn
Count Bathyany
A. Paget
Lord Glammis
Lord Longford
E. Russell
George Bentinck
Lord Maidstone
Lord Macdonald
Lord Ranelagh
J. C. Kaye
C. Ibbotson
G. Heathcote
Watkins W. Wynn
W. Cotton
D. Baird
Rous
W Boyle
F. Villiers
G. Ongley
M. Ongley
L. Wellesley
Mr. Lowther
Knox
Peel
Magennis
Blair
Williams
Williamson
Graham
Cawley
Greville
Rush
J. Stanley
Payne
Drumaond
Lord E. Russell
Nat
Sly
Mr. Ongley
Mr. Payne
Clearwell
Nivinka
W. W. Wynn
Rowland
Nininka
Net
Lord Lonsdale
Blackdrop
Rogers
Willoughby
Subduer
W. D. Willan
Mr. Dockeray
Molly Mogg
Bartholomew
Mr. Prescott
Paradise
Theobald
Mr. Law
Romulus
E. R. Clarke
Mr. Cowdray
General Yates
Pompey
Mr. Rash
Ascot
John Day
Bloodstone
Messrfield and Parry
Old England
J. Newman
Newman
Bell
Lord March
Mus
R Howard Vyse
Mr. Stanborough
Isleworth
Mr. S. Scott
Windsor
Little
Dabhia
Mr. Ongrey
Exeter
Maria Diaz
Balchin
Reeves
Tarquin
Lord G. Bentinck
Prince of Wales
Fawce
Swinley
Mr. Copeland
S. Spry
Rotherham
Mr. Balchin
Alfred Day
Colonel Anson
Mr. Cook
Sir W. W. Wynn
Black Gentleman
Mr. Kelly
Illustration
Lord Chesterfield
Duke of Bedford
Colonel Peel
Lord Exeter
Panther
Marquise
T.Y.C
Abdale
Mr. Greville
Portumous
Elia
Mise Julia
Mr. Ward
Mr. Warley
General Wyndham
S. Scott
Sir Herculus
Cotnus
Mr. Nightingale
Llangollen
Hawk
Miss Julia
Mr. Scott
Orlando
Copeland
Imaum
Hibbard
Russia
Sr.pugu
Royal Visits Burnished with Imperial Splendor and Feasts
On Friday the Emperor of Russia and King of Saxony arrived by Great Western Railway and toured London sights including Westminster Hall and Parliament Buildings. A grand Chiswick fete hosted 700 guests with Emperor, King, Prince Albert and royals in attendance. The Queen and guests attended the Opera on Saturday and the Russian sovereign departed for the continent after applauded civic ties and generous gifts to servants, clubs, and charitable funds.
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Saxony
Prince Albert
Great Western Railway
Buckingham Palace
United Service
Baron Brunow
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Black Eagle
S. B. Cook
Woolwich
House of Peers
Lord Monteagle
House of Lords
House of Commons
W. Gosset
P. M. Stewart
Robert Peel
Sir R. Peel
Lord Stanley
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Hume
Baronet
United Service Club
Chevalier de Benkhaussen
Michael
London
Lord Hardwicke
Palace-yard
Earl of Hardwicke
Lord George Lennox
Royal Household
Colonel Wylde
Earl of Lincoln
Barry
St. Petersburgh
Windsor Castle
Baron Branow
Montague-house
Buccleuch
Duke of Divonsurre
Cuiswick
Grace of Devonshire
Chiswick
King of
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Coldstream and
Blues
Thea
Count Orloff
Prince of
Emperor
Royal
Kennington
New Cross
Greenwich
Royal Dockyard
His
Rotterdam
Prince
Count Adlerberg
Royal George
Porter
Royal Victoria and Albert
Royal Navy
Jamieson
Lang
F. Collier
Gravesend
Trafalgar Square
Nemon
Chevalier Benkhausen
Windsor
Milbank
Thames Tunnel
Rotherhithe
Sir Isambert Brunel
Wapping
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Mr. Murray
Society For the Relief of
Nelson
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
St. George’s
Pierce
Colonel Rowan
Mr. Mayne
Hay
Commissioners of Police
M. Benkhausen
Francis Collier
Portman Square
Regent’s Park Zoological Gardens
Mr. Hope
Duchess-street
Earl of Morton
Lord C. Wellesley
Beron de Gersdorff
British Museum
Chapel Royal
Whitehall
Earl and Countess Delaware
Upper Grosvenor-street
Countess Amherst
Tower of London
Greenwood
Tower
Elrington
Sir W. Raleigh
St. Katherine's Docks
John Hall
St. James's
Mint
Bank of England
Steemer
Soversess
Cremerty
Faroe Islands
Arrival of Emperor of Russia at Rotterdam in Black Eagle voyage
The Black Eagle steamer carried Emperor of Russia to Rotterdam, arriving Monday after a smooth twenty one hour passage. The Lightning arrived two hours later with dispatches from Earl of Hardwicke. The Emperor rewarded Black Eagle and Lightning crews with diamond rings and a £400 shared bounty.
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Rotterdam
W. Roberts
Woolwich Dockyard
Black Eagle
S. B Cook
Allen
Payne
Roberts
Noster
Truscott
England
Woolwich
Count Ostrowski Arrested For Threats Against Emperor
A Polish noble known as Count Ostrowski faced Bow Street magistrates after allegedly making violent threats against Emperor Nicholas. He was seized by policemen at his Grosvenor Square lodgings, jailed briefly, and later released on bail with two sureties. The episode centers on a tailor’s shop remark misinterpreted as a coup against the Russian ruler.
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Scotland Yard
Mount-street
Grosvenor-square
Tothillfields Prison
Chevalier Benkhausen
Jardine
Wearmacott
Lincoln’s Inn
Count Ostrowski
Mounttreet
Grosvenor Square
Westminster
Mr. Jardine
Bow-street
Mr. Inkson
Ryder-street
St. James's
Tothillfields
Silent Friend and Erotic Remedies Advertised in London
A London advertisement promotes the medical work Silent Friend by Perry and Co on generative system infirmities and restoration, with detailed notes on venereal debility, solitary indulgence, and related issues. It markets Cordial Balm of Syriacum and Perry's Purifying Specific Pills, listing multiple sale points and consultation details at Berners Street, Oxford Street, and other outlets.
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Cummins
Aldersgate School of Medicine
Ley
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Joan Fox
King
Napierstreet
Shaftesbury Arms
Hoxton
Birmingham
London
R. and L. Perry
Strange
Paternoster-row
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Phillips
Oxford-street
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Guest
Bull-street
Perry
Deter
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