Miscellany notes on Paris and Madrid markets and politics
Paris and Madrid items report Rothschild loan to Austria at 75 million florins, stock closes mixed, Humann delaying French loan, and a new unitarian commission in Madrid. other items cover Turkish Christian violence, Greek unease at the Porte, and Mehemet Ali tribute figures. Additional notes include election canvassing in Marylebone, Irish peers votes, and a Glasgow firm Grant and Co. failure amid broader parliamentary and local concerns.
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Paris
Rothschild
M. Humann
Duke de Nemours
Marseilles
Pacha
Nissa
Constantinople
Porte
Mehemet Ali
Shekib Effendi
Mehemet
William Villiers Sankey
Marylebone
House of Lords
Earl of Stair
Lord Trimlestown
Earl of
Holmes
London
House'of Commons
William Holmes
Rose
Hatt
Daniel Shanahan
Nenagh
Catherine Ryan
Mr. Hall
Young and Craig
Bighouse
Sutherland
Glascow
Grant and Co
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Willliam
Limerick
Clare
Westmeath
Her
Malta
Acre
J. Holland
Kingston
Lieut. Inglis
R.N
Royal George
Hero
Epping
H. J. Conyers
England
Eppingplace
Mr. Conyers
Parsons
M.P
G. Palmer
Major Cruikshank
Mr. Wilkie
Lady Thorn
Holy Island
Newceasile Chronicle
New Pollick Recunation
Grenelle
Hanover Square
Bruce Wyatt
W. H. Seguin
Hummel
Vieuxtemps
Lindley
Howell
Prand
de Bennot
Mr. Holmes
Mademoiselle Bertucat
Messrs. Carte and
Richardson
Handel
Haydn
Verdure
Mozart
Schoo
Durus Gras
West of England
Norwich Union
Sun Imputance
Hampton and Moulsey Hurst Races Reported on Wednesday
Sporting intelligence covers the Hampton and Moulsey Hurst races held on Wednesday with a rich handicap for £600 to the winner. Included are details of Gold Cup heats, the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes, and the Strawberry Hill Stakes, plus a Marylebone Club versus Sussex match at Lord's and a tragic Milltown murder verdict of temporary insanity.
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Epgom
Ascot
Moulsey Hurst
Royal
Prince George of Cambridge
Lords Chesterfield
Rosslyn
Adelphan Fitzclarence
Booth
Isabelle
Sly
Goodman
Bedford
Scott
Windsor
Isabe
Middlesex
Treen
Fitzroy
Lord Chesterfield
Molineux
Coleman
Chemist
Mungo Park
Shackell
Greville
Perseus
Carlos
Stirling
Pocket Viper
Welfare
Cantle
Mr. S. Scott
Abel
Butler
Mr. Jenkins
Kate Kearney
Caioner
Mang le- Bone
Sussex
Lord’s
Marylebone
Marylebone Club
Colonel Lowther
Liddell
C. J. Whittaker
R. Kynaston
F. Thackeray
T. M. Waihe
Cobbett, Bayley, Sewell, Wenman
Hillyer
C. G. Taylor
Mason
G. Barton
E. Burnett
A. Smith
Cobbett
Dean
Wenman
Capital
Box
J. Whittaker
C. J. Taylor
Haslett
Reg
Bayley
Mi Yard
Hawkins
Capt. Liddell
Sewell
Queen for a Day at the Surrey Theatre a Paris success
La Reine du Jour adapted for the English stage by J. T. Haines opened at the Surrey and drew interest for its refined operatic form. Miss Romer led with Wilson and Leffler in key roles, while the orchestra under G. Stansbury delivered vibrant passages. The review praises the vocal numbers and stagecraft, notes the translator’s vivid work, and highlights lavish scenery and strong audience response.
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Surrey
M. Adolphe Adam
J. T. Haines
Surrey Theatre
Paris
Haymarket
Miss Romer
Messrs. Wilson
Leffler
G. Stansbury
Mr. Wilson
Bombestes Murioso
Tekeli
Astley’s
Hall
Ducrow
West
Paltgar Monic Society
Eethoven
Haydn
Salomon
Freischutz
Tamerlane
Moscheles
Liszt
Hummel
Vieuxtemps
Beethoven
Madame Dorus Gras
Mdlle Loewe
Mr. Phillips
Madame
Philharmonic Society
Hammer Cloth of Coaches
An ornamental cover for a coach box is described as the hammer cloth used by coachmen. It hung to pincers and nails on the leather pouch, conceived to conceal the hue or unveil it from public view.
Inquest on Death of William Crummer at Preston Street
An inquest heard of the death of William Crummer aged thirty in Preston Street. James White murdered Crummer after a dispute in Crummer’s brothel, with a fatal blow seen by his wife Bridget Crummer. The jury found Wilful murder against James White.
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Mourver
Liverroon
Philip Finch Curry
William Crummer
Bridget Crummer
Christian-court
Preston-street
James White
Bridewell-Keeper
Crummer
Liverpool Mercury
Barrie
Johannes
Brandt
Copenhagen
Denmark
John Davidson
Castlegate
Her
Mermaid
Rymer
R.N
Carr-rock
Waters
Britain
Igper Brandt
Hudson
Fris
Decenicy
Free Trade letter argues rich exploit poor via wages and bread
In a 1841 London letter the author denounces Sir Robert Peel and the wealthier classes, arguing free trade yields plenty of work, high profits, and cheap bread. He contrasts wage trends with bread prices, condemns bonded grain regimes, and defends universal equality before the law. The piece links labor demand to national policy and criticizes protectionist arguments.
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Cotton Twist
Ropyar
George the Fourth
Central Criminal Court
Robert
Pierre
Friends of Free Trade
Somersetshire
Betty
Admiralty
Sheffield
Birmingham
Manchester
Thompson
Short
Wright
Thad
London
Royal Drawing Room at St James's Palace Attended by Crowds
The Queen held her second drawing room at St James's Palace today with a large, lively attendance though not as crowded as the previous event. King Albert and suite departed in royal carriages amid cheers from spectators in Hyde Park, as foreign ambassadors and other dignitaries arrived in formal procession.
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St. James’s Palace
Prince Albert
Henry Graves
Ryall
Hayter
Lord Jerrney
Lord Jeffrey
Earl Granville
Duke of Devonshire
Marquess of Westminster
Eatonhall
Cheshire
University College
W. H. Walshe
Carswell
Oyal
Antwerp
Holland
Prince de Joinville
Sophia
St. Petersburgh
Lymehall
Thomas Legh
Stockport
Hanover
Prince George of Cumberland
York
Duke of Northumberland
Bishop of
Chester
Bishop
Clogher
Lincoln
Thornton
Earl of Onslow
Lord Calthorpe
Obert Harry Inglis
Bart
Andrew Barnard
Earl of Jermyn
Mordaunt
East India House
Hugh Gough
K.C.B
Madras
Paris
Evans v Saut Belief of Life Interest in 1824 Will
In the case Evans v Saut Mr H Nichol for the plaintiff states Rev James Salt of Barling Essex by his 5 January 1824 will left £1000 consols to his natural daughter Sarah Evans for life with remainder to her children. After separation from husband, a child born during separation was baptized James John Freeman. The master noted access by the husband but held the child legitimate and entitled to a share. decree accordingly with executors and Freeman as defendant.
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Milltown
Ashover
John Towndrow
Towndraw
Greyhound Inn
Highl Milltown
Hiatephete
Mary Towndrow
John
John Coates
Mary
George Bormington
Khown
George Haslam
Witness
Jacob Bowles
Rhodes
George Wilmott
George Bonnington
Evans
Saut
H. Nichol
James Salt
Barling
Essex
Sarah Evans
James John Freeman
Girdlestone
Wilcox
Freeman
Law on probable cause in indictments upheld in ancient case
In a Queen's Bench Exchequer appeal the court reviewed whether a judge must instruct jurors on what facts would amount to probable cause when a defendant indicted a plaintiff for forgery. The decision held it is the judge's duty to guide on lawful standards of probable cause, while juries decide the facts. A venire de novo was ordered for the case Panton v Evans.
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Eechequer Chamber
Tozsnay
Paxtowr
Wadal
Coxe
Wirral
Croke James
Pain
Rochester
Croke Elizabeth
Evaxs
Court hearing on seduction damages case Sands v Brindley
Ann Sands, widow, sues for damages after her daughter Mary Ann Sands was seduced by defendant a die sinker. Evidence describes hardships during confinement and subsequent neglect of support. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff with damages of 40 pounds. Court reserves power to issue writ.
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Ene
Sands
Wwick
Defenda
Mary Ann Harvey Sands
Mary Ann Harve Sands
Hughes
Brook
Wightman
C. Jones
Justice Wightman
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