Grisi Shines In Puritani At Her Majesty's Theatre
The Brautan Opera Grisi returned to the stage Saturday to a triumphant reception, performing Bellini's Puritani with grace and energy. Royalty including Queen Victoria and Prince Albert attended, with lively audience demonstrations and encores amid vocal contention and manager Laporte's tense exchanges. The evening featured lavish boxes, fashion, and a dramatic postlude as Tamburini supporters clashed with anti Tamburini factions, culminating in a late stage display as the curtain fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grisi
Bellini
Rossini
Prince Albert
Saxe Coburg
Queen Adelaide
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Prince Ernest
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Duke of Cambridge
Princess Augusta of
Cambridge
Her Majesty's Theatre
Victoria
Surrey
Laporte
Paris
Tamburini
A. Fitzclarence
Forester
Donnybrook Fair
Duchess of Cambridge
Malle
Cerito
Lablache
St. James’s
Mr. Bunn
Herr Schumann
der Frieschutz
Covent Garpex Taratin
Dr. Arne
Bickerstaff
Rosetta
Lucinda
Arne
Farren
William Meadows
Keeley
Madge
Wood
Ollymric Theatre
House of Ladies
Ladies Club
the Philharmonic
Harper
Platt
Hatton
G. Cooke
Baumann
Laurent
Jun
Lazarus
Richardson
c.Signor Negri
M. Collinet
Rubini
Naples
Italy
M. Vermosari
M. Formosari
Rome
M.formosari
Lisbon
Dillettanti
Bank of Poland buys two iron steamers in England
Miscellany notes that Poland’s Bank purchased two iron steamers in England for river navigation, with a third steamer bought for the governor general. The vessels were built at Liverpool and sent to Dantzig for transit up the Vistula to Warsaw.
Sporting Intelligence from Tattersall’s and Manchester Gossip
Betting at Tattersalls showed little activity with a few notable moves. Crucifix was backed for Oaks and 2000 Guineas staked. Launcelot rose to 6 to 1. Confederate drew £100 at 9 to 1. Assassin and Black Bess attracted interest at various odds. Manchester reported a calm day with limited business and betting on Cup and Oaks stakes, while Bath and Newmarket notes highlighted Confederate, Dreadnought, Bellona, and others. Reports also described racing at Aberystwyth, Paris steeplechase mishaps, and local hunts, with Prince Albert’s presence anticipated at Newmarket and trout fishing prospects in Hungerford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucifix
Launcelot
Theon
Confederate
Assassin
Black Bess
Bath
Lanspawn
Bate
Greg Milton
P.p
George Bentinck
Mr. Houldsworth
Lord Orford
Angelica
Lutcetta
Scott
Lot
Lord Westminster
Duke of Cleveland
Albemarle
Lord Exeter
Lord Jersey
Mr. Etwall
Melody
Gardner
Lord Kelburne
Duke of Rutland
Anson
Mr. Wreford
Fowler
Clarke
Benjamin
Robertson
Forth
Lord George Bentinck
Col. Anson
Mr. Wigram
Manchester
Gilbert Gurney
Agst
Lanercost
Ralph
Bellona
Mr. Dawson
St. Bennett
Kersal Moor
Abraham, &c
Dawson's Lot
Cruiskeen
Melbourne
Dey
Algiers
King Cole
Pops
Aimwell
the Dean
Sir Ralph
George
Feather Weight
Imogene
de Clifford
Cowboy
Wirrestrew
Opera
Denny
London
Houldsworth
R. Rogers
Williamson
R. Maley
Belissima
Sadler
Wheeldon
Cracksman
T. Rawlins
Mary Wood
Codrington
Georgiana
Herbert
Arctic
Conolly
Galpine
Matthews
Teddy
Westbrook
Cerberus
Hudson
Oliver
Tucker
Lucretia
J. Sadler
C. R. Barrett
Thomas
Boughey
Newmarket
Royal
Prince Albert
Cambridge Advertiser
Aberystwyth
W.T. R. Powell
A. L. Gwynne
Kelvin River
Kirkintilloch
Robert Ker
Fox Tavern
Cross
Paisley
Charles A. Murray
Weathercock
Barba
Lord H. Seymour
Petron
Stephen Drake
Paris
M. de Cambiz
Duke of Orleans
Trout
Hungerford
Izaak Walton
Baptism of Jew Embracing Christian Faith in North Shields
A ceremony at the Presbyterian Chapel North Shields Sunday last baptized Joseph Mozart a Jew who has embraced Christianity. Rev Charles Thompson officiated and delivered a powerful address. Mozart, 22, born in Berlin, trained as a brazier, has been in England nine months. He now bears the name Joseph Thompson Mozart. His Jewish family relatives live near Berlin. Several Jews attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewis Colvert
Presbyterian Chapel
North Shields
Charles Thompson
Joseph Mozart
Berlin
England
Joseph Thompson Mozart
Paris News Roundup on Royal Celebration and Naval Movements
Extensive preparations mark the celebration of the marriage of the Duke de Nemours as calm returns. Reports from Naples note the Bellerophon and Hydra awaiting admiral Stopford with ships and a hoped amicable resolution, while London discusses political dismissals, banking news, court cases, and upcoming naval launches and musical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duke de Nemours
Augsburg Gazette
Naples
Bellerophon
Hydra
Stopford
Aples
Toulon
M. Lobo
Foix
Seu d'Urges
Cabrera
Mora
Ebro
Oporto
Das Anzas
Schaulbach
Avesa
Lisbon
Don Carlos
Church of England
Rome
Express
West Indies
Demerara
Trinidad
Barbadoes
Jamaica
House of Assembly
Islands
Sydney
Sydney Banking Company
Port Phillip
James M‘guire
Constantine M‘guire
Tempe
County Fermanagh
Hamilton
Trinity College
Dublin
Canterbury
Ireland
Fisher
HamMonp
Westminster
Drury-lane Theatre
Swanston
Bethell
Maelsteria
Maltby
Durham
Aworan
Worship-street
Broughton
Hall
Bow-street
Grove
Bank of England
France
Sheffield
Stockport
Troubridge
Gloucester
Prestwich
Huddersfield
Hanley
Vale of Leven
Chatham
Solicitor-General of
Scotland
Marporough-House
Mdlle. Nau
Academie Royale
Duke of Cambridge
Hanover
Tamburini
Lablache
Grisi
Nuu
Academie Royalé
Hodgson
David Leahy
Drummond
Earl of Mulgrave
Normandy
Canada
Dover
Continent
Calais
Cockburn
Southampton
Rawlinson
Portsmouth
Bingham
Russell
Sierra Leone
de Lacy Evans
Madrid
British Auxiliary Legion
Thomas O’hagan
Nelson
India
China
Marylebone
Common Preas
Common Sense
Court of Common Pleas
THE
Bar
Sergeant Chaxmell
Heaton
Sergeant Channell
Sheriffs’ Court
Mr. Heaton
Channel
Forgeries and Robberies Dominate London Police Court
A youth Charles Clay, about nineteen, is committed to Newgate for forging and uttering checks totaling nearly 700 pounds, implicating his employer Mr. George Gibson and partner Mr. Robson. In other cases, Ann Simmonds is admonished for singing loudly in Redcross Street, Ann Glover, fourteen, remains remanded for theft from Mr. Carter, and several patrols report pawned valuables and a desecrated home. A woman faces trial for fatal abuse of a two year old stepchild, and Rosalie Elia pays a fine for nuisance with prostitutes near Regent Street. Additional pickpocket activity by the Swell Mob and a burglary case at Worship Street round out a dense day at various London magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Poland
England
Poland
Liverpool
Dantzic
Warsaw
Vistula
Count de Pfaffenhofen
Charles X
Oberwerth
Coblentz
Philip Hayes
A. Bourke
Andrew Hume
Nelson
Forde
County of Down
Easthope
Foster
Church of England
Lord Guillamore
Rockbarton
45Th Regiment
Walker
Cunningham
Waugh
Perry
Pillgwenlly
New York
Portsmouth
Eton
Scotland
Aberdeen Herald
James Wood
Philadelphia
Oldham
Lancashire
Blackfriarsbridge
Blount
Gisborne
Bristol Mirror
Cambridge
Sutton
Tron
Prince’s Street
Astra Tee
Edinburgh Courant
Penpole
Esaels
Bristol Channel
Kingroad
Bristol Journal
Royal Academy
National Gallery
Academy
Martin Archer Shee
Winchester
Church Missionary Society
Wandsworth
Summer's Town
Joshua Strange
St. Anne’s Hill
Daivine
Hyde-park
Windsor
Asker
Prince
G. R. Batchelor
Durham
Newport
Udlaw
Execuion
House of Commons
Hereford Times
Gould
Newgate
Compter
Giltspur-street
Pirie
Mi T. Leigh Hunt
Covent-garden Theatre
Dublin
Singlands
Drummond
Highonto
London
Windsor and Eton Journal
Trene Pic
Burley
Rae
Charles Clay
John Hodson
George Gibson
Basinghall-street
Daniel Forrester
Bank of England
Gibson
Guy. Robson
Coleman-street
Forrester
Bull and Mouth Inn
Guildhall
Kershne
Brnthday
Ann Simmonds
Williams
Redcross
Ann Glover
Alderman Humphery
Carter
Red Lion Street
Holborn
Rye
Sussex
Fleet-street
Bolt-in-Tan
Mr. Carter
Ann Carter
Marylebone
Prattt Rorvery
Barker
Gardner
Smith
Colonel Ellwood
Albany-street
Connaught Square
Oxford-square
Marlborough Street
Rosalie Elia
Henry
Isaacs
Kregent Street
Piccadilly
Fitzpatrick
Thomas Williams
Sidney’s Alley
Leicester Square
Hatton-Garden
Trigg
Sarah Stafford
Combe
Wakley
Worship Street
Bunetardan Evans
Webb
Broughton