Wen Maryzsrr's Tacatas at the Thursday concert
A mixed program featured Ermani excerpts and ballet, with Mademoiselle Jenny Lind performing Swedish airs for the first time publicly. The melodies evoked English and Swiss flavors, marked by difficult intervals and shifting keys, delivered with Lind's playful, naïve charm and lively audience acclaim. The songs drew strong encore requests and a crowded house.
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Wen Maryzsrr
Ermani
Mademoiselle Jonny Lind
Mademoiselle Jenny Lind
Mademoiselle Lind
Theraday
Abingdon Street
John Manners
M.P
Robert Gros
Lord Lyttleton
Gladstone
Exerter
Canterbury
Exeter
Robert Grosvenor
Spranger
G.H. Drew
Beg
R. Few
Gane
Gals
Roserville Gardens
Gravesend
London
W. Mayhew
Rosherville Committee
Prince of Wales
Gale
Essex
Helmsford
Coleridge
Cottle
Mannge
Knowlster
Lord Derby
Knowsley Hell
Boonsley Park
Betty Highcock
Ana
Leyland
James Mills
James Dwerryhouse
India
London and North Western Railway
Brandeen
Knowsley Hall
Kirkdale
Suszzeren Muzprn
Huw
Expington
Paul Moore
Broadfield House
Erdington
Fowler
Wen
Coroner's inquest resumes on Dee bridge collapse
The coroner opens the resumed inquiry into the Cheater and Holyhead railway bridge failure over the Dee. Key witness Thomas Jones testifies that a crack opened in the girder as the train passed, the tender jumped, and carriages fell. Engineers discuss construction flaws and tests, with a verdict attributing death to insufficient strength of a cast iron girder. The jury urges government inquiry into similar bridges.
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Crxrsten
Holyhead
Dee
Thomas Jones
Chester
Grosvenor Bridge
Salteney
E. Walker
R. Stephenson
Wea
Mr. Walker
Mr.Walker
Stephenson
EF. Walker
Joseph Wood
Symonds
Gen. Pasley
R.N
Walker
George Roberts
John Matthews
Charles Nevill
St. Mary's On-The- Hill
City of
Isaac Jones
Thomas Anderson
Her Majesty's Government
Board of Trade
Boats on the Serpentine Granted Thames Watermen Access
Lord Morpeth grants Thames watermen permission to berth and let boats on the Serpentine each day except Sunday with a six person limit, life buoy provided, fares set at two shillings per hour, no half hour bookings, and a cross river rate of sixpence for up to three persons, plus a floated orchestra suggestion to boost appeal.
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Serpentine
Morpeth
Thames
Toysbib
Bata
Long
Silk Mercer, &c
Messrs
Shaw and
Beale
Mesera
Shaw
Besle
Noonen
Anite Geng
America
Tatlant
Lismore
Middleton
Waaresborough
Dork Heaminer
M. Duchster
Christina
Courlera
Pacheco
Madrid
Isabelle
Wall
Spain
Narvaez
Paris
Courrier Francais
Switzerland
M. Gulzot
Belgium
Kiog Leopold
Morocco
Abdel Kader
Taza
Deira
Muley Abderrahman
Fez
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Greet Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Dieppe
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Paria
Lyons
Manzio
Pezuela
London
Rome
Monsignor
Awici
Antonelli
Florence
Tuscany
Louth
Westmeath
Carlow
Frrantrot
Limerick Chronicle
Heathfield
John Benois
Scanlan
Bis
Bennie
Josiana
Bennish
Bennis
Hope Pars
Hyde Park
Prince Albert
Constantine
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George
Duke and Duchess of
Sare Weimar
Prince Edward
Duke of Wellington
Coldstream and Grenadier Guards
Scotch Fusiliers
60Th Rifles
Stanhope Gate
Oxford Road
Park Lane
Royal Horae Guards
Blus
Metropolitan Police
Grenadier Guards
Coldstream Guards
Scots Fusilier Guards
24 Regiment of Life Guards
43D Light Infantry
60Th Royal Rifle Regiment
Grosvenor Gate
Consantine
Duke of
Bare Welmar
Sare Welmar
Eres
Guards
Eustace
H. Smith
Max
Marlborough-arred
Bingham
Metropolitan Stage Carriage Office
Omnibus Proprietors
Metropolitan Carriage Commsioners
Mansell
Chelsea Association
Binghaw
Taossbar
Henley
Oxford
Cambridge
Aince
Thames Club
Dom
Henry Wood
Mesers W. Mauolo
Trinity College
S. Wallace
Wallace
Berks
Maule Gradu
Ally
Mateately
E. G. Moon
Magdalen College
J. W. Lambert
Moon
E. P. Wolstenholme
Trinity
A. Garfat
Ditto
C. Ae Nicholson
Harkness
St John's
Vincent
Jackson
St. John's
Murdoch
Steerer
St. John’s
Oxonians
Central Criminal Court hears multiple indictments in May sessions
The May sessions at the Central Criminal Court feature guilty verdicts for manslaughter in two separate cases. Henry James Harrison and another man were convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to transportation for life after deadly altercations. A third case involving Anne Cleveland faced a postponement request due to unprepared defense, with the court emphasizing justice and proceeding with a Monday trial if witnesses can attend.
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Taauqriday
Agnes A
Atreczd Muspee
Henry James Harrison
Ann Lord
Clarkson
Ballantine
Cass
Dunstan's
Ratcliffe
Jaory
Farpar
Wilde
Baron Rolfe
Tux Sraavaz
Casx Ory Cuuzo Munpxa
Ann Clere
Hill
Dolly
Serjeant
Allen
Anne Cleveland
Huddlestone
Serjeant Allen
Newgate
Serjesot Allan
Hawley
Baron Buile
Court rulings on libel and assault cases in Old Bailey era
Reports from the Court of Common Pleas and Rolls Court detailing Lord Denman's ruling on a libel case involving Eliza Cook, and a conviction for bribe taking by an East India Company officer. Also recaps a trespass case where landlords evicted a poor family, a dog bite damages claim, and related court actions including school books access orders and mare court proceedings.
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Court OF
Eliza Cook
Justice Wightman
Martin
Dovatas
Acing
India
Tourspar
Seizone
Kisrvan
Pankea
Serjeant Wilkins
Serjeant Jones
Serjeant
C. Jones
Mr. Charnack
Mr. Bramwell
Walcot Place
Nanchester Square
Marylebone Infirmary
jAeart
Himio
Maglaine
Gii
Rolls Court
Sarvgpar
London Court Adjourns Exavore Witwkasks in Jenny Lind Suit
In a case brought by Drury Lane Theatre's Bunn against Mademoiselle Jenny Lind for damages over a contract breach, Justice Coleridge granted a three month adjournment to allow examination of witnesses in Berlin, noting Meyerbeer and Earl of Westmorland may arrive in London for trial. The calendar listed 223 prisoners with serious charges including six murders.
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Busy Vy. Lisp
Witwkasks Annoap
Justice Coleridge
Bunn
Drury Lane Theatre
Mademoiselle
Jenny Lind
Berlin
Lewis
Meyerbeer
London
Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Earl of Westmorland
Prussia
Monpar
Missembanove
Solomon James
James Magnus
Elizabeth Magnan
Davis
Laurie
City of London
Mesars
Ballantrne
Paya
Huddlestone
Davia
Woolwich
Elizabeth Magoun
Wooller
Hailun Garden
Newgate
Woompire
Old Court
James Loftus Brock
Anne
William Griffin
Samuel Lindsay
Newcut
Lambeth
Lindsay
Pri & S
Dosoner
Court actions span adjournments and commissions in 19th century cases
The proceedings recount wage readings, adjournments for time to answer affidavits, and the seeking of commissions in Italy and France to obtain witnesses. It notes damages of £10,000 in one case, adjournments for three months, and the judge’s ruling on trial delays. A bankruptcy examination reveals false capital, concealed assets, and a search warrant to locate hidden property.
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Saruapar
Wioutmax
Goulburn
Colchester
Toig
Bankrept
Clarendon County Court Adopts Narrow Test in Tally Draper Case
In Clarednwool County Court a tally draper sued about twenty defendants for balance on accounts. Mr Johnson failed to prove deliveries as most defendants admitted no debt. Judge pressed for witnesses or adjournments, leading to renewed claims and a costly, ongoing recovery effort.
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T. Starkie
Johnson
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Fallin
Central Criminal Court
Bury Vy. Linp
Witnesexe Annoan
Pace
Mr. Lewis
Tattersale
Nograu Mbe
Prats
B. Green
Glasgow
J. Gerard
Grimaton
Eglinton
Meiklam
Robertson
Sainsbury
Duke of Richmond
John Day
M. Ramont
St. Leozz
Pedley
Cossack
Jockey Club
Newmarket
LAW
Bia
Lowery
Chambhes—Monoar
Iteerbeer
Torspar
Italy
France
Gell
Gssa Commission
Clarednwool County Court
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