Liberal Voter Registration Drive and Local News Roundup
The notice urges Liberals to file claims by July 20 to be listed in county voter rolls and to renew claims if residence or property changes affect eligibility. Also reported are rewards in the Prince Street murder case, political appointments, trade updates, shipping activity, and various local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peinte
Reason
Leeds Intelligencer
Prrincees Street
Pearce
Westwood
Bailey
Ellice
Bailey Rose
Potteries
London
Wm. Hale
Charter-house
St. Alban’s
Watson
Horning
Leicester Mercury
Ublic
Trinity College
Dublin
Lefroy
Stalybridge
Ashton-under-Lyne
Hyde
Stockport
Ashton-under- Lyne
Manchester Guardian
Paddington
Harrison
Windsor
Clark
John-street
Kennington
Greenwich
Dundas
Napier
Powerful
Kinsale
Cork
House of Lords
Thureway
Hatton-garden
Farthing
Halfpenny
Penry
Caxapola
Francis Head
Upper Canada
H. Lapocciene
Colonial Office
Downing-street
Piste Steidalange
Peeges Stable
Annes
Ndeves
Sir F. Head
Beauly
Iaverness Courier
Edinburgh Evening Post
Dundee
H. Parnell
Hume
Great Western
Bristol
New York
Navy
Royal Artillery
Woolwich
England
Beltzhoover’s Hotel
Baltimore
Great
Prince de Capua
Belgrave Square
Galway
Mullins
Minerva
George Brown
London Dock
Sydney
Sheerness
Hobart Town
George Willis
Maidstone
St. James’s
Piccadilly
Berwick-street
Oxford-street
Metropolia Churches’ Fund
J. H. Smith
Court and Fashion in Queen's London and Windsor
The Queen and royal family attended services at the Chapel Royal with high officials, while the Queen and guests visited the Italian Opera. Windsor plans a 70000 pound stable and riding school, with a late August royal arrival expected. A grand dejeuner at Chiswick hosted by Lord Morpeth drew elite attendance. Trinity College awarded LL D to the lord lieutenant. Further notes cover Lady Hastings, Marlborough House dinners, and Ascot jealousy rumors about hissed ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Royal
Augusta
N. Grenville
Packman
Wesley
London
Norwich
Hereford
Theresa of
Hohenlee
Leiningen
Marchioness
Normandy
Miss Cocks
Lord Byron
George Stevens Byng
Rich
Col. Wemyrs
Tus Roya
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Jeffrey Wyattville
Lord Morpeth
Duke of Devonshire
Chiswick
Trinity College
Fiona Hastines
Marlborough House
Robert Peel
Lady Leveson Gower
Trentham
Staffordshire
Henry Lytton Bulwer
Marquis of Clanricarde
St. Petersburgh
Edward Bulwer
Charles- Street
Berkeley-square
Viscount Palmerston
Ascot
Duchess of Montrose
Sarah Ingestrie
Lichfield
Buckingham House
Buckingham Palace
Earl of Uxbridge
Lord Uxbridge
Duke of Montrose
Lord Melbourne
Morning Post
Paris
Chamber of Peers
United States
Canada
Great Western
Bristol
New York
Caanada
Exchange
Wilder
Bank of the United States
Messrs. Humphreys
Biddle
Mississipi Planters Bank
General Santa Cruz
Peru
Bolivia
Arequipa
Islay
Fox
Washington
John Colborne
India
Bombay
Alexandria
Syria
Anteb
Ibrahim Pacha
Soliman Pacha
Constantinople
Robert Owen
Owen
Flora Hastings
Carton
Patrick Hanlon
Hanlon
Pease
John Ball
Central Criminal Court
Poor Law
Anti-Poor Law Association
Freemason’s ‘Tavern
Great Queen-street
Earl Stanhope
Hetherington
Wells
Marylebone
Waddington
Exeter Hall
Glasgow
James Oswald
Feargus O'Connor
Joseph Hull
Ternbull
Russell Square
Turnbull
L Elisir d Amore Thrills at Her Majesty's Theatre
Donizetti's L Elisir d Amore receives a stunning run at Her Majesty's Theatre with Persiani Tamburini Lablache and Mario delivering top form. Taglioni's ballet Gitani dazzles as royal spectators applaud a brilliant performance.
London Theatre Roundup and Royal Gardens News
A survey of performances at Drury Lane and Haymarket notes strong support for Farren Strickland and Mrs. Fitzwilliam in a recent piece, with Miss Harriet Taylor wedding Walter Williams, and a large musical soiree praised for its star lineup. Also covered are Surrey Zoo panorama, Royal Vauxhall Gardens plans, a Hamp ton race scandal, cock-fight convictions, and Tournament injuries to Campbell Fairlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Donizetti
Opera Buffa
Taglioni
Persiani
Tamburini
Lablache
Mario
Gitani
Duchess of Cambridge
Augusta
L’ Elisir d’ Amore
Drury-Lane Theatre
Russell
Kemble, Siddons, Bannister, Jordan, &c
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Ravenna
Surrey Theatre
Wich
Foote
Garratt
Dowton
Major Sturgeon
Jerry Sneak
Marshall
Wieland
Haymarket Theatre
C Kean
Richard the Third
Primshaw
Farren
Patiie
Strickland
Uidh
Prankley
Mrs. Danton
Messrs
Harriet Taylor
Haymarket
Walter Williams
Walter Lacy
Williams
Bristol
Bunn
Hinckestmany
Madame Szymanowska
A. Kollman
Willis
Duke of Cambridge
Madame Dorus Gras
Madame Albertazzi
Madame Labarre
Miss Birch
Miss Dolby
W. Seguin
Brizzi
Marie
Moscheles
Madile
Ruderadorf
Mra. W. Seguin
Mies Dolby
Signori Brizzi
A. Giubilei
F. Lablache
Balfe
William Seguin
John Hullah
Hanover Square
Princess Augusta
Prince Esterhazy
Mozart
Cherubini
Beethoven
Rossini
Auber
Dorus Gras
Albertazzi
Ivanoff
Fanny Wyndham
Miss Rainforth
Sepuin
John Hullak
Royal Vauxaart Gardens
Ducrow
la Musard
Paris
Les Chanteurs Hontagnards
Mesers
West
Astley
Pauline
Hampton
Theobald
Curwen
Banalirty Stradbroke
Lord Chesterfield
Grantley Berkeley
Thomas
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
William Wiseman
Uxbridge
Society
Berkeley
Sir William Wiseman
House of Correction
Murray
Campbell
Racing Gossip Voirs Odds At Tattersalls Meeting
Attending crowds and brisk betting mark the Tattersalls July Stakes Goodwood Stakes and St Leger markets with top contenders Crucifix Stamboul and Margaret colt leading betting. Deception Oaks Derby pedigree dispute looms as Jockey Club rules are debated amid ongoing controversy over Lady Stumps Ursula Cervantes connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucifix
Stamboul
Margaret
Galewood
Herkaway
Commodore
Newcastle
Bloomsbury
G Bentinck
Duke of Richmond
Greville
Lord Eglinton
St. Andrew
Ford
Greatrex
Lamb
Thornhill
H. St. Paul
Duke of Cleveland
Bowes
Hetman Platoff
Lord Westminster
Lord Mayor
Deception
Lady Stumps
Tramp
Cervantes
Fanny
Sir Peter
Ursula
Tilburn
Doncaster
Lord Fitzwilliam
Wilden
Grandam Fanny
Jockey Club
Friends of
Ely
Wreford
Bath
Consi
Trial opens for 4 men in Stafford murder case
At the Stafford assizes four Pickford boatmen face wilful murder charges over the drowning of a woman on the Trent and Mersey Canal near Rugeley after a week of testimony revealing alleged abuse aboard a London bound vessel. The jury found them guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Trent and Mersey
Rugeley
Talbot Inn
Prestonbrook
London
Pickford
George Thomas
Debell
William Ellis
Lambert
William Mussle
Stone
Navigation Company
Aston
Collins
Coventry Canal Company
Preston- Brook
Owen
Dulwich Lock
Fazeley
Tamworth
Grant
Johnson
Rageley
Colwichlock
Dobell
Hell
Colwich-leck
Pickford’s Wharf
Thomas
Colwick-lock
Wiliam Brookes
Stokewharf
Birmingham
Stoke
Haywood
Thomas Neale
Stoke Locks
Preston Brook
Neale
John Baston
Rhode
Cheshire
Tam
Beadhe
Brindley
Bellamont
Brindley’s Bank
Stafford County Prison
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Sporting Intelligence
Frontand and
Wiersey Canal