HENEVOLENT Association third anniversary dinner at the London
The Newseaver Press Henevolent Association held its third anniversary dinner at the London tavern, Bishopsgate Street. The Marquis of Normanby presided with Lord Nugent and many MPs attending. Over 220 guests enjoyed refined service by Beach and Bathe, diverse wines, and vocal entertainment, followed by toasts and a late finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newseaver Press
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Marquis of Normanby
Lord Nugent
Sheil
M.P
Mr. Hindley
M.V
Thomas Denman
T. Milner Gibson
M.D. Hill
J. M. Doyle
K.B
John Scott Lillie
E. Ke
Messrs. Beach
Earl of Shrewsbury
Macdonald
Brighton Gazelle
H. Watson
Lord Sondes
Guilsborough
Northampton
Royal Cambrian Institution
Freemasons’ Tavern
Marquis of Bute
Earl of Powis
W. W. Wynn
Prussia
Cologne
Clare
York
Halifax
Northamptonshire
Shaksperian Club
Her Majesty's Theatre
Drury Lane Theatre
Richard the Third
Miss Mitford
Aberdeen
George Murray
Ross
Rossie
Lindsay
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich-common
Bradford
Dowton
Prince Narotron Lovuis
Napoleon
London
Joseph
Louis Philip
Bertrand
Austerlitz
France
Waterloo
Louis B
Coleman-street
City
Charles Kean
America
Lord Norbury
Ireland
United States
Limerick
BoxaParTs
Alexander
Africa
St. Helena
Saya
F. Applin
Ady
Devonport Independent
Amwood Forest
Notherham Review
Peter Laurie
Donovan
Gould
Bailey
Courvoisier
Oxford
Captain Lyon
Esquimaux
Pembridge
Tedbreast
Hereford Times
West Indies
Cape Hayti
Bishop
Jamaica
Duke of Portland
Dublin
Father Mathew
Maynooth
Meath
Tine Albert
Albert Low
Langeli
Albert High
I. H.k
ASCOT HEATH RACES OPEN UNDER SOVEREIGN AID AND LOYALTY
Sporting Intelligence reports Ascot opening under Queen Victoria with large attendance though not full. details describe arrangements, policing, and royal procession. The card recounts the Trials, Derbies, Stakes, and Cup results with Flambeau Bokhara Scutari St Francis and Domino among winners. Yachts, cricket, and other sport notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascot Heath
Eair
Great Western
Piccadilly
Windsor
Knights of the Garter
Lord Kinnaird
Hibbard
May and Grinsell
May
Field
Hickman
Mayne
Queen's Stand
Royal
Prince Albert
Duke of Rutland
Flambeau
Robinson
Hon. G. Byng
Barrabbas
Mr. Dixon
Col. Wyndham
Pestonjee Boumanjee
Duke of Cleveland
Emilius
Mr. W. King
Ruby
Pestonjee
Swinley Post
Sir G. Heathvote
Bokhara
Chapple
Mr. Greville
Perseus
Mr. Wreford
Wardan
Lord Albemarle
Cambyses
St. James’s Palace
Lord Exeter
Scutari
Sultan
Darling
Exit
Captain Williamson
Darkness
Percy
Mr. Robertson
Herbert
Mr. Morgan
Gardner
Anna Boleyn
Exeter
Hellespont
W. Corbet
Jenny Jones
Little Wonder
Arctic
Quo Minus
Lord G. Bentinck
J. Day
G. Heathcote
Fey
Nannette
Her Majesty
Mr.Petii
St. Francis
Mr. Etwall
Baby Mulatto
Melody
Amurath
Lord Lynedoch
Jeffy
Telty
Melody Colt
Amarath
Her Majesty’s Plate
Lord
Hyllus
Domino
Gambia
The Warerloo Banquet at Apsley House
His Grace the Duke of Wellington hosted the annual Waterloo banquet at Apsley House with seventy guests. The Grenadier Guards band played as guests arrived and the table displayed lavish plate and art. The duke led the procession, with Lord Hill seated in a special honor. Covers were laid for seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Apsley House
Waterloo
Grenadier Guards
Duke’s Regiment
Lord Hill
Lord Anglesey
Lambeth
Southwark
Waterloo Road
Benjamin Hawes
Cope
Comte DE Sunvittrens
Napoleon
Louis Philippe
Comte de Surviliers
Joseph Bonaparte
Henry Halford
Prince Napoleon Louis
Comte de Survilliers
Polytechnic Institution
Regent-street
Glascow CorTron
Lord Brougham
Wakley
Justitia
Woolwich
Thomas Hunter
Peter Hacket
Richard M‘neil
James Gibb
William M‘lean
Thomas Riddell
Mr. Dean
Fleet-street
Dean
Bride-lane
Farringdon-street
Woman accused of stealing a sovereign from house keeper
Mrs Maria Lowe, owner of a large Dilliter Street house, was charged with stealing a sovereign from Mr James Bartlett. A drawer was found locked in her bedroom and money marked by Mrs Bartlett went missing. a bunch of keys unlocked many drawers. Lowe admitted the offence and was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Ronnery
Lowe
ING
Maria Lowe
Dilliter-street
James. Bartlett
Aix
Rawson
Upper Thames Street
Shields
Downs
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Sunderland
Downe’s Wharf
East Smithfield
Guildhall
George Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Falcon-square
W. Heygate
Wm. Heygate
Wim. Heygate
Bow Street
The
Eccanthaic Society
Mrs. Honey
Metropolitan Police Act
Moore
Revel
Keeley
Queen Square
Prate
Martin Caton
Thomas Quail
Sandilands
Hans
Place
Chelsea
Smith
Norrington
Selford
Keene
Capmen
Charles Grey
Alexander Murray
House of Commons
Travellers’ Club
Murray
Worship Street
Edward Thomas
William Blaxter
William Green
Turner
Pateman
Standard Theatre
Shoreditch
Soi Disant
Thomas
Gladwell
G Division
Trial for Oxford Postponed Amid Witness Rush
The Central Criminal Court will hear an application on Monday to postpone Oxford's trial for shooting at the Queen to the next sessions. Over a hundred witnesses, spread across the country, cannot be produced in time, and public excitement is cited as another issue. Leading crown counsel include Maule, Adolphus, and Wightman. for the prisoner are Bodkin Wilkins and Sydney Taylor. The trial is expected to last three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Central Criminal Court
Maule
Treasury
Crown
Adolphus
Wightman
Bodkin
Wilkins
Sydney Taylor
Wapping Fire Destroys Docks Warehouses And Lives
A fierce Tuesday morning blaze in High-street Wapping near St Andrew's Wharf engulfed baker Mr Dark’s premises and Reynolds warehouses, killing Mr Francis Hanson and injuring others. Fire spread rapidly through wooden wharfs, consuming two public houses, shops, and five wharves while river engines battled flames. Numerous insured losses. Reynolds’ estate valued at thousands, others largely uninsured. Firefighters to two pm cooled ruins as vessels and cargo suffered extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High-street
Wapping
Dark
St. Andrew's-wharf
Scott Reynolds
St. Andrew’s-wharf
Lopees Trbat
Dock
Freet-street
St. Bride's Church
Robert Holliday
Endersbee
Reynolds
K Division
Henham
Isaacs
Dundee-wharf
Frost and Shender
King
Paggith
Barclay and Friend
Thompson and Sheppard
Richard Aldridge
Wapping-street
Globe-street
London-dock
Thames Police
Dork Company
St. Andrew’s Wharf
Globestreet
The
Globe
William Lindsay
Globe Street
Wim. Whittaker
London Fire Establishment
Rotherside
Southwark Bridge
Graham
Glasgow
Dunbatton
Nicol
London Packet
Leighton
Frost
Mr. Hobbs
Morrison
Hobbs
Braidwood
Messrs. Henry Spike and Co
Henry
Urquhast’s Granary
Globe-tavern
Lindsay
Cronan
Vicnallers
Millett
Greenwich
Earl Powis
Sydney
Dunebatton
Delight
Hore
Hermitage
Mgr
Mr. Reynolds
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Sporting Intelligence
Ascot
Newmarket
Doncaster
Epsom
Swinley
Mr. Bowes
Hetman Platoff
Swinley Course
C Scutari
Lord Albermarile
Spangle
Cotton
Colonel Anson
Thornhill
Emetic
Mr. Rush
Camel
Black Bess
Bangtail
Albemarle
Dr. Dilworth
Duke of Bedford
Taurus
Mr. Galpin
Huntingdon—Beauty
Phillimore
Tiny
Osbaldeston
Auburn
Prince of
Leiningen
C. Perseus
Nicholas
Lord Albemarne
C Janus
Mr. Pettitt
Chifney
Duke of Grafton
Montreal
Mr. Ridsdale
Bloomsbury
Mr. Thornhill
Euclid
Isaac Day
Caravan
Sir G. Heathcote
Mary Anne
Firth
Wilderness
Mann
Dedalus
Barabbas
Daedalus
Howlett
Mr. Maley
Mr. Webb
Harvey
Francis
Beresford
Robert Peel
Byng
Arundel
J.gardner
T. Stanton
Arrow
Waterloo Bridge
Westminster Bridge
Lyon’s
Chelsea Beach
Wandsworth
Temple-gardens
Cricket
Gownaxp
Cammbriper
Marylebone Clus
University
Cambridge
E. Wenman Given
Marylebone
Lord’s
F. Beauclerc
Lord C. Russell
W. Beresford
H. Peyton
F. Ponsonby
G. Ponsonby
Hillyer
Hawkins
Cubbett
R. Kynaston
Col. Lowther
Earl of
Winterton
Capt. Liddell
T. M. Wythe
I. G. Tack
Bentinck
Gown
Town of Cambridge
Pryor
Fenner
M. Hand
Wenman
Boning
T. A. Anson
H. Kirwan
H. Parker
W. de St. Croix
H. Mills
Nottingham
Sussex
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