Willful murder verdict at Savoy Palace
A newborn baby was murdered in Savoy-street by Sarah Hyland, a servant employed by Mrs. Gibson. Hyland denied suspicions until confronted. she delivered the child, then hid the body in a box. The infant, born alive, was found after Hyland left the house and was later detained for examination and charged at Bow-street.
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Cafaal
Savoy Palace
Savoy-street
Sarah Hyland
Mrs. Gibson
Sarah
Welker
Drury Lane
Fleur de Lyscourt
Shoemaker's-row
Blackfriars
Don Carlos and Opéra at Her Majesty's Theatre Recap
The Don Carlos performance improves with Mario restoring the third act aria and a strong cast led by Grisi and Lablache. A new ballet by Zelia flops, Cerito falls, and Mariani debuts brilliantly as Edgardo in Lucia de Lammermoor. Moriani and Persiani receive praise. Otelli at the bill with Rossini's Desdemona is highlighted, along with Astley's entertainments and Tower of London casts at the Polytechnic Institution.
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Hex Majesty
ToEatar
Don Carlos
Mario
Costa
Grisi
Ladlache
Zelia
Diana
Cerito
Cupid
Perrot
Signor Mariani
Italy
Berlin
Amsterdam
Edgardo
Mariani
Rubini
Barbara
Lucia
Signor Morliani
Signor Moriani
Persiani
Fornasari
Arturo
Her Majesty
S Theatre
Rossini
Otelli
Fario
Lablache
Paris
Moriani
Zucia
Astley
Celestial Empire
Francis
France
Polytechnic Institution
Polytechnic
Tower of London
Anne Boloyne
Henry VIII
Willful murder verdict in coroner's inquest case
An inquest into a full grown female child's death found suspicions of pregnancy and revealed the body hidden in a box. Surgeon testimony described strangulation and brain injury. The jury returned a verdict of Wilful murder against Ann S Hyland after extensive evidence from multiple physicians and witnesses.
Lord Huntingtower's financial recital and prison itinerary
Extracts from Lord Huntingtower's schedule detail long prison stays in multiple London and seaside addresses, followed by an itemized account of debts and assets since bankruptcy. The list includes creditors such as Mr. Alexander and J. D. Davis, with explanations of how goods and losses occurred during imprisonment.
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Huytixe Tower
William Lionel Felix Tollemache
Lord Huntingtower
Queen’s Prison
Grafton-street
Keston-lodge
Keston
Adelaide-house
St. Leonard’s-on Sea
Keston Lodge
Great Pulteney Street
Bath
South Staffe
Dolphin Hotel
Havant
Hants
the Crescent
Hayling
Royal Hotel
Berkeley-street
Edgware-road
Purfleet
Hyde Park Place
Marylebone
Alexander
J. D. Davis
Farrier
Mr. Davis
J. M. Cook
Joseph Hodgson
Mr. Pulbrook
Traffil
Hoods
James Cockle
Thomas Dobson
John Mynd Cook
Henry Jacobs
Queen's Prison
Cornelius Senderson
P. Hay
Strack
Squire
Sunderland Bridge
Wepping-Wwall
Lower Shadwell
Raphael Brown
King James’s Stairs
Sargeant
St. Paul
Shadwell
Union
Mile End
Tae River
Galena
M. Dutchier
Newcastle
Thames
Fri
Eheos
Bhiers
Racing and Henley regatta notes amid Leander case echoes
A detailed report covers Epsom Running Rein examination after a judge's order, betting odds shifts, and Leander age controversy. It also describes Newcastle and Tyne racing results, Henley regatta heats, Diamond Sculls drama, and Oxford versus Eaton challenges with vivid structuring and notable participants.
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Newmarket
Epsom
Horse racing results and prize details from an 19th century page
A long list of horse races with winners, owners, ages, and weights. Notable victors include Alice Hawthorn in a major two mile event, Ravensworth in the Members Plate Handicap, and The Nubbler in the Victoria Whip Stakes heats. Also listed are purse amounts, subscription fees, and competing horses across several heats and events.
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Jockey Club
G. S. Byng
Earl of Stradbroke
Anson
Earl of Chesterfield
C. C. Greville
E.g
Grosvenor
T. Houldsworth
Peel
Earl of
Rosslyn
J. W. Shelley
W. S. Stanley
J. R. Udny
Leander
Messrs. Lichtwald
Ley
Ascot
Thames
Henley
England
London
Berkshire
Lord Campus
Earl of Falmouth
George
Lady Napier
Dungarvon
Caroline Pechell
E. C. East
H. Lambert
Morse Cooper
Freeman
J. Fane
Pentry
Henley Bridge
Conant
St. John’s College
Osford
Purple
E. S. Kennedy
Sculters’ Club
Green
A. M‘leod
Oriental Club
Pink
Leander Club
E. G. Peacock
J. Inne
Pocock
Oxford Aquatic Club
Julius
Mrr. Morgan
Christchurch
Oxford
A. Ive
Dreadnought Club
J. Bamfield
Rogerson and Clark
W. Stone
W. Noel
A. Herbert
G. Wilson
J. Wheeler
J. Marlowe
Royal Academy
Dr. Syntax
Osbaldeston
Miss Etty
A. Johnstone
St. Martin
Marchioness
M. Bell
Alice Hawthorn
Templeman
Bell
S. Winespur
Alice
Ir C.monck
Flagsman
Allen
T. Walker
Wintringham
Ayres
Mr. Chilton
Mr.Lamb
Lady Flora
Lord Nourmandy
Lorimer
Innkeepers
Mr. Lamb
Francis
Air
Dawson
Geneva
Walker
Allan
The
Boyd
Lara
T-Y.c
Lamt
Sambo Suaiton
R. Johnson
Dison
Wee Willie
Mr. Robinson
Queen of Hearts
Mr. Lambert
Ellen
Mr. Balrobra
Delirious
Lord Tullaware
Brown Bess
Rogerson
Consul Appointed for Cowes and Army Promotions Listed
The London Gazette records the Queen approving Joseph R Croskey as United States consul at Cowes. It then details June 25 promotions and exchanges across the British Army including Life Guards, Foot regiments, Dragoons, and staff positions, with numerous purchases and retirements. Further items note consular appointments, court sittings, a Dissenters Marriage Act list, sugar prices, bankrupts, dividends, and certificates for solemnization of marriages.
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Forevey Orrier
Joseph R. Croskey
Cowes
United States of America
War Office
1St Regiment of Life Guards
William Edward FitzMaurice
Thomas Charles Pelham Clinton
Charles William Kent, Bart
Fitz Maurice
Thomas George Lord Glamis
Kent
Frederick Ulric Graham
2D Dragoons
Lord Glamis
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Robert Edmund Oliver
Richard Silver Oliver
Alexander Francis Charles Gordon Lennox
Oliver
John Hamilton Montgomery
Purchase
Lennox
11Th Light Dragoons
Charles John Colville
Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment
Weguelin
Dffth Foot
1St Regiment of Foot
Thomas Edward Bidgood
Fleming
William M'Carthy
Robertson
3D Foot
Charles Hood
Royal Military College
Charlton
95Th Foot
9Th Foot
John Frederick Field
Edmonds
Edwin Morton
Field
Henry Jobling Wallack
Morton
Brydon Thornhill
Wallack
10Th Foot
Barton Tenison
Edward Shanly
Samuel Hobson
Archase
Tenison
Stawart Campbell
Frederick Thomas Patterson
Galloway
1Th Foot
Henry Fletcher Marston
41St Foot
Neville
93D Foot
Joseph Edwin Thackwell
Kelly
Thomas Andrews
26Th Foot
John Stewart
Bell
86Th Foot
Thomas Mathias Luz Weguelin
M‘dougall
A1st Foot
Cosmo Neville
11Th Foot
Marston
52D Foot
Raymond Richard Pelly
Frederick Carden
William Fuller
Pelly
60Th Foot
Henry Holbech
Thomas
Godfrey Rhodes
Holbech
John Thomas Eustace
Rhodes
Henry Renny
Perry
Charles James Skerry
Renny
Charles David Robert Colthurst
Skerry
Foreign Office
Elisha Hathaway
Hobart Town
Dieman's Land
Wanorrice
Edward Amphiett
Cornet
Yice Graham
Life Guards
4Th Regiment of Foot
James Symington Shortt
Mounsey
Henry Batson Ramsbottom
Shortt
Charles Richard Woolaston
Ramsbottom
6Th Foot
William Lee
George William Rafferty
Foot
George Powell Edward Morrison
Andrews
30Th Foot
John Henry Keach
Edwards
Thomas William Roger
Coventry
Keogh
William Garforth
Thomas Healey
James Johnes Bourchier
M‘nair
Parry Mitchell
Low
Thomas Harvey Bathurst
Mitchell
Frederick Gordon Steward
Bathurst
Arthur Edward Hardinge
Richard Butler Low
John Quin Pardey
George Augustus Bannatyne
Domville
Hugh Mallenenx Wulmsler
Bannatyne
James Carroll
James Patterson
Thomas Venables
Jackson
98Th Foot
Edward Grantham
Wade
1St West India Regiment
John William Johnston
Holmes
Cape Mounted Riflemen
John M'Donnell
Francis
Royan Muliira
Henry Burchall Peren
South Petherton
Somerset
High Court ‘of Chancery
Neath
Glamorganshire
Dewsbury
C. Staples
Southampton
G. Salter
Davies
Street
R. Stockdale
Crosby Square
G. Barnes
George Inn
Portsea
Hants
Stein, Smith, and Co
Fenchurch Street
W. Greenslade
Swinton Street
Gray's Iwc Lane
W. B. Cockerill
Reedham
Norfolk
Hatcher
H. Pitt
Lelby
Yorkshire
J. Grimshaw
Rawcliffe
M. and
W. Johnson
Cheadle
Staffordshire
J. T. Buer
Lower Thames Street
A.sillitee
Sudbury
Suffolk
J. Hird
St. John's Square
Clerkenwell
S. and
S. Symonds
Basinghall Street
H. Goertz
New Windsor
Berkshire
S. Woodsdroffe
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
Grocer
J. Metcalf
Liverpool
Crocer
J. Joseph
Richmond
Surrey
Oihaan
E. Graham
Dover Street
Piccadilly
H. Wright
Hatton Grange
Shropshire
Cutler Dealer
Ulv
M-Ewen
Christie
Crieff
Ironmorgers
Promotions and appointments in the British Army and officers
A list of military promotions and appointments across regiments including 3d West India Regiment, Ceylon Rifle Regiment, Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment, and Royal Engineers. Notable changes include ensigns promoted without purchase, officers moved by purchase, and cadets raised to second lieutenants. Also mentions certified marriage venues, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, and various official notices dated June 21.
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Sydney Crosby Jackson
Leutenant
Purchase
Garforth
West India Regiment
Charles William Bancroft
Mr Tageart
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Augustus Frederick Colley
du Vernet
Robert Muller
Colley
Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment
Patrick Leonard M'Doug
Frederick Smith
Royal Engineers
Chatham
Thomas George Glover
Henry Hyde
Ralph Young
James George Fire
George Hutchinson
George Vivian Winscom
Vent
Commissariat
Robert Clement
Gossett
Robt
Dundas Kerr
Luyken
John Yerbury Moggridge
Sim
Francis Coe
Hassard
Royal Regiment of Artillery
George Colclough
Hill
Thomas Walter Milward
Lawson
Henry Lowther Cherneside
Pater
Alex. Theophilus Blakely
Green
Robert Emilius Fazakerley Craufurd
Williams
Frederick Willian Craven Ord
Patton
Wm. Conynghm Lynch Blosse
Morris
Walter Scott Hughes
Mackay
Matthew Bligh Forbes
Grant
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J.C. Childs
Archibald Edward Harbord Anson
Johnson
Samuel Enderby Gordon
H. Nicas
Stafford Place
Pimlico
H. Reickers
Margaret Street
Wilmington Square
C. Higgins
Sheffield
G. Board
Lovegrove Street
Old Kent Road
Henry Mopsey
Baker's Row
Walworth
C. E. Castle
Princes Square
St. George's
J. Gibbs
Morpeth Street
Bethnal Green
James Prout
Castracourt
Cornhill
B. Scriven
Brierley Hill
Staffordshire
Wm. Cox
C. Horswell
Roxwell
Essex
R. Unsworth
Wigan
J Smith
Leeds
R. Peart
G. Thomlinson
W. South
Reedness
Yorkshire
J Robinson
Bingley
H. F.C. Finnis
Hanway Street
Oxford Street
Carser
A. Smith
Liverpool
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Hythe
J. Adams
B Welch
Great Yarmouth
R. Horn
Oxford
J. Briggs
Joseph Mills
Rochford
G. T. Whitington
Walcot Square
Lambeth
G. Senior
Manchester
R. Brook
Claremont
Mena
Pentonville
J. Puttnam
Northampton
Jas. Pope
Jun
Finchley
J. Prothers
Norwood
R.N.— .R. Turner
Eccles
Lancashire
S. Southey
South Street
Finsbury Market
Kingsland Road
W. R. Read
Winchester Street
King's Cross
J. Hodge
Abehurch Lane
J F. Wood
C. F. Oppenheim
George Street
Minories
R. Hodgson
Bishop Auckland
Durham
Z Bond
Stephen Askham
Bradford
T. Ashley
Lyonshall
Herefordshire
T. Wolfenden
J. Prestwich
Oltham
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Rochdale
F. W. Palmer
Mincing Lane
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Whitechapel
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Bristol
Ebbw Vale
Sirhowy
Monmouthshire
Halifax
W. Marston
Smith
Tipton
T. Cooke
Leicester
J. W. Showell
Birmingham
J. Dowle
Chepstow
M. and
R. Ramsey
Scotswood
Northumberland
G. Muir
Newcastle Upon Tyne
J. Messenger
Longcroft
Cumberland
E. Reeve
J. Burkill
Louth
Lincolnshire
T. C. Hodson
Leominster
G. Morrey
Stratford Upon Avon
S. Saunders
Golden
Medical pamphlets advertise sexual health remedies in London and Birmingham
An 18th or 19th century advertisement promotes The Silent Friend and related remedies by Perry and Co. It touts a medical work on generative system infirmities, restoration methods, and effects of solitary indulgence. Also features Cordial Balm of Syriacum for nervous debility, venereal symptoms, and general debilities with treatment details and consultation options at 19 Berners Street, Oxford Street, London.
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Jondon
R.and L. Perry
Strange
Paternoster-row
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Quadrant
Regent-street
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Oxford-street
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Leadenhall-street
London
Guest
Bullestreet
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Biter
Mesgers. Perry
Berners-Street
Samuel Lamert
Belford Street
Bedronnsarant
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Hall
S. Gilbert
Hannay and Co
Osford-street
Stake
Tichborne-street
Regent Street
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Noble
Chamcery-line
Heywood
Oldham-street
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Newton
Church-street
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Snowhill
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Sacfield
Davey
Broade Street
Bristol
France
Eineher Bank
Newcastle
One Tyne
Patun
Love
Nelson-street
Glogow
Fife
Manchester Chronicle
la Mert
No 9
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
Messrs
Brodie and
Great
Charles-Street
DE Bity
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Dight
Cheltenham
Skinner
Cirencester
Hoberts
Creat Chinese Street
Brotdie
Brolie
Messrs. Brodie and Co
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Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Ami
Brittain
J. Gordon
G. Manell
King-street
W. and
N. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Daiie-street
Duabtin
Lucas
Manly Heath
New Bell’s Weekly
Moyers, Lucas and Co
Newman Street
Aberdeen
Evening Sun
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Age
Argus
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Freiph-Street
Sohu-Square
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