Liverpool Steeple Chase Result and Race Notes
A detailed report of the Liverpool Steeple Chase lists horses and riders, with results and betting odds. Key entrants include Vanguard, Brenda, Peter Simple, and Clansman, among others, noting positions, distances, and the winner Jenny Wren ridden by Lord Chesterfield. Report discusses post-race impressions and remarks on training and rivalry, with emphasis on hazard, pace, and the tactical backstretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureinord
Cureell
Thorntin
Peter Simple
Frisby
Vain Boyes the Exquisite
Byrne
Blacshurr
Crickmere
Vanguard
Holman
Voss
Iist
France
Brenda
Tigt. Abbot
J. Kelly
J. Kelly's Clansman, Aged. 5 Kelip’—Mr. Bennett
Brad_y
Atkinson
Abbott
Mister Swift
Lord Alford
Mr. Mare
Nimrad Emi
Jones
Thompson
Wesley
Brilliant
Peter Swift
Clausmen
Heving
Taras
Amd
C.en
Soria
Fatal explosion at Blackwall inquest on the bodies
An inquest opened at the Royal Meson, Sophia Street, East India, into three deaths from the boiler explosion at Slessre Semude’s works. Evidence connected Lowe and Simuda with a new tubuler boiler from Fairbairn, set at 30 lb pressure, soon after testing. Adjourned to Monday. surviving injured reportedly improving. An Oxford Street fire destroyed extensive property after a match ignited machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slessre
Semude
Thursdev
Royal Meson
Sophia Street
Eest India
Baker
Poplar
Tusk
Samude
Lowe
Eoon
Samada
Simuda
Fairbairn
Mr. Samuda
Samuda
Lewes
Frederick Braithwaite
New-road
Fitzroy Square
Millwall
W. Fairbairn 44 Co
Towniel
Blackwall
Neal
Oxford-street
J.O. Evans
Davies
Leader
Destructive Greenwich Fire at Enderley Factory
A blaze at the Enderley patent tape and twine works in Kent Greenwich caused extensive damage estimated between 20,000 and 25,000 pounds. The fire started in the ropewalk behind the factory, with rapid response from local brigades, Royal Marines, and Deptford dockyard engines aiding containment. most of the factory, dwelling, and rope-walk were destroyed, with about 20 workers left unemployed. The origin remains under investigation with possible spontaneous combustion or arson, and authorities reviewed the scene with fire offices.
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Messrs. E. H
G. Enderley
Kent
Greenwich
Fisher
Hundred of Blackheath
Deptford
J. Hill
Field
Royal Merines
Forbes
Verton
Blackwall
Canderley
Douglas and Miller
Southwark-bridge-road Station
Pndersy
Giedter
Rapetmanufactory
Whch
Tuperial
Royal Exchange
Perside
Kaderby
Jnp
Bessren
Shaftesbury election and Sheridan return without opposition
The Shaftesbury borough election results in Richard Brinsley Sheridan being returned unopposed after a lengthy correspondence by Earl Grosvenor and local officials. Sheridan addressed about six to seven hundred supporters at the town hall, praising the Conservatives, defending corn laws, and critiquing the poor law as heartless. A separate item reports a late-night fire at No. 88 Great Peter Street, Westminster, damaging the dwelling and adjoining property. a stonemason Cronin narrowly escaped injury by jumping from a window with a feather bed breaking his fall.
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Shaftesbury
Eevee Tniu
Altough
Earl Grosvenor
Sheridan
Mayur
Alere Merning
Earl of
Efingam
Howard
House of Peers
Sketrsturs
Frempton
Sunee
Grosyeson
Eaton
Chester
Swartrsicy
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Nsual
Pune
Robert Gravee
W. Hannen
J. L. Buckland
Town Hall
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Robert Peel
Roberts
Nulens Volens
Quin
Great Peter Street
Westminster
Cronin
Tattersall odds and betting list at Taunton room
The betting book shows numerous odds on horses including Cataract Semiseria The Era Zenoni Yhoeman and Alarm Cobweb Kedger Pam Ironmaster Annandale Dole ful Young Eclipse Furbos with large wagers laid against Ironmaster Newemonger and Anti-Repeater. The room was thinly attended and betting miserable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsten Cur
W. Scott
Jaques
A. Johnstone
Parry
Devin
Ongley
Greville
Peel
Lord Stradbroke
Annon
Lord Chesterfield
A. W. Hill
Annandale
Grateicke
Coleman
Ford
Newemonger
Paris Budget Committees Move on Five per Cents Conversion
Latest intelligence from Paris reports intense market and political tension as the budget committees debate converting the Five per Cents. Ministers hesitate to propose a law this session while Cabinet discussions follow January deliberations. News covers rail shares retreated and bonds rising on expected changes, with related international notes on Switzerland and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Muret de Bort
MM. Buret de Bort
M. Lacave Laplagne
M. Lacave Laplague
M. Duchatel
M. Salvaudy
Algiers
Kabyler
Chamber of Peers
Switzerland
Turin
M. Rossi
Rome
Paris and
Rouen
Landgreve Frederick of
Heese
Duchess of Cambridge
Mecklenburg Strelitz
Deceasy
Schleswig Holstein
Gladstone
Maynooth College
Ireland
Oakeley
St Margaret’s Chapel
Qabeley
London
Qebelen
Tegal Dautss
Ward
John Taweil
Sarah Hart
Salthill
Aylesbury
Fitzroy Kelly
Kelly
Maidstone
Hera-st-Law Society
Hugh Williems
Heir-et-Law Society
J. Duke
Guildhall
Ross
Queen's Prison
Watson
Williams
Boyle
The
Temple
Brighton
Hull
Doughty
Law Society
Chatham-place
Blackfriars
Joseph Doughty
Council
Grance Ross
Trafalgar Square
Chatham ‘Place
Queen
Mr. Ross
Queen’s Prison
Best
George Ross
W. H. Watson
The Bethnal Green Murder at Central Court
James Tapping twenty two tallow-melter faced trial for shooting Emma Whiter in Bethnal Green. Witnesses detailed the night’s events, including a Bristol pistol, a confession fragment, and a morgue finding. The jury found him guilty. sentence of death was passed with remarks on moral reform and mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Transpar
Baron Parke
Justice Williams
James Tapping
Emma Whiter
Doane
Clarkson
Thomas Ravauche
Seabright-street
Bethnal-green
Robert Backhouse
King-Street
William Whiter
William Crispin
Mr. Doane
Manchester Street
Bethnal Green
Thomas Parker
Haring
Yiames Capes
Clerkson
Justice Williving
Liam Hartshaw
William Cummins
Ms. Doane
Lenden
Thalee
Barco Parke
Jacra
Karon
Nontunix Craceis
Dennam
Mancu
Seames
Reovis
Woov
Sunderland
Alexandria
Tur Hanrstean Muspen
Thos. Henry Hocker
Marylebone Police Court
Clerkenwell
Kilsby
Hocker
Muapes Xean Hawpsteap
M.P
Leta
Hacker
Cotton Twist Redivivus. Peel policy and taxes debate excerpt
A long editorial texture attacks Peel’s tariff reform and income tax shifts. It critiques remissions on glass and landed property duties, argues for or against tax relief, and scolds government handling of revenue with sharp, polemical rhetoric. It references Parliament, industrial groups, and Lancashire capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physic
Peel
Tov
Lancashire
Robert Peel
League
England
Mincing Lane
Squires
House of Commons
Flouse of Commons
Gyon
Eleo
Glesa
Hano
Lyrdherst
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Cour de Lion
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Duke of Rutiene
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