New Fiction Releases Warmly Reviewed for Summer Sale
The Sanctuary attracts attention with a large predicted sale while Cranford author’s work appears in a cheap Cran-sord edition from Chapman and Hall. Margaret Maitland tops Parlour Library volume offerings with a tale set across the border told by an old maid in a Scotch tone. Jonas Clint.A. ’Tale sets out to be a monthly series about a lad who robs a master, turns reformer, but ends his days in the workhouse, lacking literary merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman and Hall
Mary Smith
Cranford
Margaret Maitland
Jonas Clint
London
Parker and Co
Hampton Races Results and Major Horse Events
In a detailed Hampton meeting report, Cranbourne, Banstead, Mary Anne, Spinaway and other horses contested races across multiple plates and stakes. Notable outcomes included Cock Pheasant and Rodo-meli dead heating, Palmerston defeating Warwick in the Ricumonp Plate, and Winkfield winning the two mile mayoral event amid a fall incident involving Pantheon and Warbler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Pantheon
Black Bess
J. M
Stanley
Ratan
Bartholomew
Lord Chesterfield
Payne
Orlando
Samwell
The Scunny Stakes Handicap Race Result
The Scunny Stakes Handicap ran over one mile with six substitutes. Florist by Fancy Boy led with Wood’n Kennyside Hero close, Tib. and Kendal among runners. Won easily by a length as several horses were taken at long odds in the field of sows and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hatch
Calista
Captain Keble
Priestcraft
Leybourne
Ricumonp Hanphary
Lord Chesterfield
Palmerston
Cotherstone
J. Burnard
Warwick
Arthur
Lord Clutden
Crouch
Mr. Mare
Ashmall
Hen Masusry
Stephen Walker
Winkfield
Mr. Jones
Palmer
É. Beck
Mr. Wood
Kennyside Hero
Kendall
Iumbolt
Lambton
Humboldt
Pantheon
Wells
Warbler
Nightingall
Mr. Elwes
Fancy Boy
Wood
Kennyside
Ayrs
Sib
Extra
Freemason Lodge Reopens and Turkish Masonry Noted
A Westminster and Keystone Lodge meeting at Freemasons Tavern initiated two members and planned a large gathering next month. A report on Freemasonry in Turkey describes Belgrade lodges and the spread of rites, with symbols, dress, and notable Grand Masters. The Quarterly Convocation of the Supreme Grand Chapter installed officers, appointed grand officials, and granted a new chapter to St Peters Lodge 699 in Carmarthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Kaystone Lopex
Freemasons
Freemasonry
Br. Lyall
W. M
Turkey
Belgrade
Profeszor
Europe
Ali Kotch
Izani Ismael
Zholak
Mehemet Snide
Arabia
Persia
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Sere Kedschi Tecka
Ali
Lodge of
Leipskc
Turkish Freemasons
Rowan Arcy
Supreme Grand Chapter
Holden
Freemasons’ Hall
Hos
Henry Hall
Dobie
Fredk
Dundas
W. H. White
J. Hervey
H. L. Crohn
P.S
G. W
K. Potter
T. Tombleson
Seca
J. Goldsworthy
R. J. Bpiers
H. Lloyd
Earl of Yarborough
Fredk. Dundas
M.P
William H. White
Fredk. Pattison
W. Stuart
H. W. Eaton
Saml. Tomkins
A. Dobie
J. N. Tomkins
C. W. Elkington
Peter Matthews
St. Peter's Lodge
Carmarthen
South Wales
Meetings and a crime report from the English press
Listings detail Masonic lodge meetings across Southwark Greenwich and Woolwich from June 18 to 22, with chaplaincies, halls, and venues. The report also covers a Paris shooting case involving Piers at St Omer, a Kent crop update after rain, and a note on agrarian crime tied to the Incumbered Estates Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murpher Sy
France
Piers
St. Omer
Duhotry
M. Piers
Tun Wearner
Kent
Dover
Deal
Sandwich
Isle of Thanet
Mongeham
Locke
Ireland
Manby v Bewicke Heirship Battle Over Windsor Estates
In Vice-Chancellor Wood's court a case mirrors a popular tale as William Stote Manby sues to prove he is heir at law to Dorothy Windsor's Windsor estates in Northumberland and seeks possession of four thousand acres, contending fraud and concealment by earlier defendants. The court demurred but allowed amendment with caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manby
Dorothy
Windsor
Dorothy Stote
Richard Stote
Northumberland
Robert Bewicke
John Craster
Dorothy Windsor
Court of Common Pleas
Longbenton
Kirkheaton
Jesmond St. Andrew
Newcastle on-Tyne
Gosforth
Willington
Wall’s-end
Kirkheaton Hall
Upper Brook Street
State Manby
William Manby
Louth
Richard
Carter
Keddington
Silly Billy
William Stole Manby
Newcastle On Tyne
Stote Manby
Harvey
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Justice Nares
Justice Heath
Stote
Wood
Grant
Plere
Court of Common, Pleas
Newcastle
Ile
Wyndnam
House of Lords
Arthur Wyndham
2Nd Native Infantry
Madras
Magdelene Louisa
Annesley Knox Gore
29Th Infantry
Macqueen
India
Capt. Wyndham
Miss Burna
Gore
Wyndham
Lord Brougham
China
Aurangabad
Arthur
Annie
London
Talbot
Baron Alderson
Chambers
Court of Exchequer
Miss Morris
North Curry
Taunton
Berry
Southampton
M. Smith
Fenton
Derby
William
Lidy
Defendaint
Swansea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montgomery
Sporting
SurRey and Mipplesex
Cock Pheasant
Rodo-meli
Lad
Vulcan
Innkeepers
Mr. Bailey
New Brightton
E. R. Clarke
Hall
Hall); Mr. Wheeler
Jenny Wren
Henry
Allington
South- Western Railway Company
Samvwell
T. Steven
Swaleliffe
Bate
Prior
J. M. Stanley
BeErring
Agst Malmaey
Momily
Quince
Syvagee
Pumicestone
Masonic Intelligence
Lodge of Tranquillity
Bridge House
Southwark
Joppa
Mansel-street
Goorsman's Fields
Tutspay
Lodge of Amity
Crown and Sceptre
Greenwich
Enoch
Wepners Bay
St. George’s Lodge
Lodge of Sincerity
Crooked Billet
Lower Hill
Oak Lodge
Radley’s Hotel
Beadon Lodge
Star and Garter
Kew
Tuunspay
United Pilgrims
Manor House
Walworth
Yarborough
George Tavern
Commercial Road East
Lodge of Friendship
St. James's
Strand
Jacob Townsend
S. P. Townsend
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