MISCELLANY. Dining invite at Oakenwell-green amid reforms
At Middlesex magistrates the court resolved to invite one commoner to dine with the duchy of the county at Oakenwell-green on the 21st next month. Attendees included nobility and church leaders. Separate notes report Port Arthur punishment, a Newcastle barrister fined, and an observatory at Pekin, with various public notices and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Peter Laurie
John Hansler
Oakenwell-green
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
Ireland
Bury
London
Archishop
Canteree
Duke of Buccleugh
Lansdowne
SNR Uns
Hay
Newcastle
Eh Shields
Blake
Chich
Congou
Don
Lamnbeth
Isle of
Ivernsey
Guernsey
Old Cavendish Street
Treasury
Perkins
Mn Ferrand
U.itmntps
Villiers
Ferrand
John Taylor Crook
Thomas Ainsworth
Weston
Rawlins and Son
St. Helen's
Hugh Mason
Siton-under-Lyne
Thomas Mason
Ashton-under- Lyne
Tes Shorrock
Preston
Grdner
Crankshaw, and Co
H. and
A. Dawson
John Lord
Bacup
Peter Leigh
Ashton-under- Ime
Robert Platt
Staleybridge
Pagan, Ogden, and Iuart
Rochdale
W. Hastings and Co
Fiddon and Sons
George Benson and Co
Soybridge
John Haworth and Son
John
Ave Maria-lane
Robert Peel
Barclay and Co.'s
Hoour
H. Barker
Hull
Warren
Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Warren
Jaromet
White -Hart
England
Earl of Ripon
Rumsey
Channel Islands
Bishopsgate Street
Emery Tennent
Belfast
Messrs
Kbbs
Bradbury
Hawkins
Hutton
St. Patrick's Benefit Society
Earl Fortescue
Earl of Devon
John Young
M.P
Duke of ‘Iter
Lord Palmerston
Lord Duncannon
Evans
Shakespeare
Edinburgh
Gene
John Writtoun
George Chal.atherary
David Laing
Beloe
Oye
Writtoun
Addi
Hay Dees
Lowndes
Nou Song no Supper revival at Covent Garden and more
The English stage revival of Nou Song no Supper impresses with a lively cast led by Romer Poole Horton Jones and Giubilei. Covent Garden hosts Bubbles of the Day with Royal observers and the season ends with Mr Fitzwilliam at Haymarket, while French plays and Russell's concert entertain London audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury
Taratre
Romer
Covent-Garden
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Lord Colville
Lord Hawarden
Colonel Bowater
Countess Dunmore
Jeux Desprit
Haywalker Theatre
Mr. Fitzwilliam
Sheridan Knowles
Constance
Miss Mitchell
United States
Wildrake
Strickland
William Fondlove
H. Wallack Trueworth
Bickerstaff
Charles Dibdin
Mr. Hatton
Webster
Garrick
Colmans
le Demon de la Nuit
M. Pique-Assiette
L' Artiste
Perlet
Pique
Assiette
Nicholas Esterhazy
Ida
Villiers
Lord Chesterfield
George Anson
Peter Borthwick
James Macdonald
Russerl
Henry Russell
America
Hanover-square
Mendelssohn
Russell
Axp
Caantis Kean
Glasgow
Lady of
Evcis
Biet
Enice
Edmun Kean
Olympic Theatre
Regulation boosts London luggage checks at customs
The Board of Customs in London issues new rules to speed passenger luggage processing. A second launching waiter will examine only bags not exceeding one packet, reducing delays. The Melbourne ministry is criticized for not enforcing duty, while the Sun notes prior passenger annoyances. A Buenos Ayres shipment of sixty hams and shoulders of mutton is held at the port under import prohibition. Captain Whitley provides details and further notes in a standhtory report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilde
Coleridge
Mr. Bulteel
Robert Scarlett
Lord Abinger
Bulteel
Sir Edmund Currie
Benjamin Currie
Edmund
Morning Chronicle
Leeds
Wakefield
Huddersfield
Bradford
Manchester
Baker
King and Queens
Charles-street
Bethnal-green
Over
Mr. Atkin
Newington
Newington Causeway
Joy
Clark
Weir
Sun Fire Office
Kennington Lane
Messrs. Nisbett
Waterloo Road
Hambleton
Southwark Bridge Road
England
Greensell
L Division
Messrs
Nisbett
Phipp-street
Shoreditch
Arnold Johnstone
Curtain-road
Spain
Eden
Surrey
Brentan Assaault
D’enxst
Cottingham
Theodore D'Ernst
Park-street
Alfred’s-head
London Road
Camberwell
Board of Customs
London Custom House
Melbourne
Customs
Sun
Buenos
Whitley
Liverpool
Sporting Intelligence at Tattersall's Grand Meeting
Crowded rooms and lively betting mark the Monday at Tattersalls with strong support for Wiseacre Ballinkeele and other horses. Entries include Circe colt Wiseacre, Auckland, and heavy wagers on Derby and Chester Cup candidates as Oxforp Hippodrome hosts a Royal Sussex beagles presentation and a famed Oxford steeplechase with Gay Lad winning after a stirring four mile chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Circe
Wiseacre
Ballinkeele
Joanna
Espartero
Equation
Auckland
Lord Exeter
Sir G. Heathcote
Col. Anson
Attila
Col. Peel
Chatham
Lord Chesterfield
Dirce
Mr. Wref
Pettit
Greenwood
Mr. Batsen
Wayne
Duke of Grafton
F. Wood
Timoleon
G. Clark
Willian le Gros
Thornhill
Trelawney
Frederica
William le Gros
Lord of
Holderness
Scott
Lot
Etwall
Passion
Jersey
Adela
Exeter
Westerna
Chester
Lord Nevill
Prince Albert
Yarnton
Oxford
Elmore
Gay Lad
Evans
Jemmy
Heythorp
Quartermen
Roderic
Vever
Tommy
W.‘Robertson
Pony
J. Tolitt
Sony Porsemon
Beybrok-hill
Vernton Church
Gallant
Atyle
Roderic Random
Gay
Mason
M‘donough
Duke of Marlborough
Bird in Ampthill House Keeps Cozy Winter Home
In Ampthill a small bird with a red vest resides in a gentleman’s kitchen during cold weeks, sleeping among dish covers and evergreens. The creature has wintered there for four seasons, enjoying a warm, snug refuge, while occasionally brave enough to venture outside on milder days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasebye Ess
Rochv
Ampthill
Robin
Bedford Mercury
Treasure Fouxy
Bedford
St. Neot'’s
Cambridge Chronicle
Richard Hitchcock
Hinton
House of
Taylor and ‘Hinton
Queen-street
Cheapside
Bozon
Wall
Ingatestone
C. Marshall
Taylor
Shave and Taylor
John Taylor
Fenchurch-street
Important order for governing workhouses under the Poor Law
The Poor Law Commissioners issue a sweeping new regulation for workhouse governance in England and Wales. It outlines admission methods, strict pauper classifications, daily routines, diet, discipline, and visiting procedures, with protections for families, medical oversight, and church access, signed February 15, 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Law Commissioners
Boards of Guardians
England
Wales
Board of Guardians
Poor Law
Visttina
G. C. Lewis
Epmuxp W
Heap
Spring Assizes Northern and Oxford Circuits Briefs
The term opens with Justice Wightman at Cantiz, minor cases highlighted, an elderly defendant acquitted for stealing pea straw. In Oxford Circuit, Pippin found guilty of robbery tied to a murder case, with life transport. Hooper and Lippit acquitted in subsequent poaching and trespass counts. Midland Circuit reports Rutland petty larceny, Lincolnshire murder trial of Francis Jefferys ending in insanity acquittal, and perjury case of James Mountz the Younger, tied to electoral bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cheltenham
Worcester
Vewkesbury
Blue Bell
Upton
Thomas Hooper
Joseph Payne
Lee
Huddlestone
Earl of Coventry
Picton
Payne
Saunders
Hooper
Twig
Croydon
Coldstream Guards
Price
Justice Patteson
George Lippit
Lord Coventry
Lippit
Midland
Lixco
Justice Williams
Lord Abinger
Burleigh
Exeter
Rutland
Lincolnshire
Witrut Munoer
Francis Jefferys
Toynton
Willmore
Miller
William Dunnington
Dunnington
Jabez
Polly
Turspay
James Mountz the Younger
Lincoln
Richard Mason
William Camp
James Muntz
Wheelwright
Newport St. Nicholas
Calder House
Silver Street
Frederick Kent
School-Lane
St. Swithin
Sibthorp
E. Buller
Collett
Seeley
James Quiltersworn
Booth No.3
Whitehurst
Wildman
Mr. Wildroan
Mr. Wildman
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Peil
Sporting Intelligence
Coventry
Wepx Espay
Mr. Goodman
Glenroe
Lord Warwick
Roc
Camel
Mr. Brookes
Zealot
Bristow
Skerratt
Lydia
Mr. W. Fox
Miss Kitty Cockle
Moonbeam
Copeland
Chantilly
Bennett
Whisperer
Mr. Jones
Broadwathh
Mr. Owsley
City
Henley
Mr. Weatman
Wilder
Tiger
Wheeldon
Giovanni
J. Oxtoby
Clarke
Napoleon le Grand
Robinson
Tamworth
Langley
Rancour
Jobson
Frank
Samwell
the Knight
Williams
F. Robinson