Opera week at the theatre with L Elixir and Bodine scene
Tuesday's program offered L Elisir d'amore a Donizetti comedy and a Bodine scene, with casts including Madame Castellan as Adina and Lablache as Dulh. Rainforth in Fidelio and Staudig in Don Pizarro drew strong applause. the crowd crowded the venue for a long evening of opera, concert numbers, and a new farce Good Name.
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Katre
L'Elisir
L’elisir
Donizetti
Madame Castellan
Aud
Almaviva
Cmt
Tempure
Lablache
Dulurmara
I Alumour
ATRE
Miss Rainforth
Leonora
Fidelio
Herr Staudig
Don Pizarro
Lacee
Dutcult
Racco
Staudigi
Harrison
Rerabie
Rer
Dolby
Miss Hawes
John Parry
Celeste
Wetsier
Madame Ceierste
Shegar
Wright
Felix Goodman
Goodman
W. Scott
Macbeth
Miss Lyons
T. Manders
Cerito
Rachel
Francaise
Opera Comique
Ambo
Scribe
Auber
Les Was
Odeon
L’Lunique T+rence
Madame Douche
Gymnese
RAL
Tansatu
Tribunal of Commerce
Edward Od Stratton
Seiuer
Tom War
M. Nestor Roquelan
Theatre Des Varietes
Tom Ponce
Petit
Stratton
Tom
Galignani
Salmon
Kee
Wei
Alnost
John Oxenford
Newmarket First Spring Meeting Features Multiple Races
At Newmarket on Monday and Tuesday, a crowded program included the £50 four year olds event, Jerry Stakes, and several sweeps with Plantagenet and Energy among winners. The Two Thousand Guineas Week drew vast crowds, with Idas winning the Guinea Stakes and Lyons taking the Coffee Room Stakes, while a new red signal system was tested to improve start punctuality. Broader notes report racing prohibitions in Rome and contemporary rowing and boat races nearby.
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Newmarket
B.C
Lord Sendwich
Plantagenet
D.M. Lord Powler
Energy
Mr. Booth
Lord Chesterfield
the Poor Soldier
Mr. J. Drake
Lord Exeter
Colonel Peel
Slane
T-Y.c
Duke of Rutand
Royal Oak
Minx
W. Boye
Lyons
Mr. E. ‘Batson
Scarmentada
Mr. Osbaldeston
Secutor
Duke of Bedford
Economist
Lord Glasgow
Ray Middleton
Lord Albemarle
Tisiphone
Waithouse
Deodara
Phebus
E. Edwards
Mr. Greville
Sir Francis
Lord Verulam
Sir Hercules
Christies
Tunic
Lord Oford
Ne Grand Duke
Lord Orford
D.M
Lord Stradbroke
Lord Maidstone
London
Idas
Wiechelsen
Wreford
Lulf
Alf
Mann
Duke of Richmond
Leget Lyons
Refraction
J. Hawley
Batler
T.y.c.—Daste
Bedford
Oakley
Net
T. Wesley
Jis Sehs
Nat
Mr. Wiford
Wisypheisea
Duke of Rudawin
Paulians
Heath
Selders
John Day
Ron
Winchelaea
Wood Pigeon
Paultens
Ides
Winchelsea
Mr. Kamsbottom
Bell
H C
Sorella
F. Butler
Vibration
Mr. Newton
Air
J. Drake
Lord W. Pawlett
Ayrs
B.M. Post
Lord Sandwich
Whitehouse
G. Bentinck
John O- Gaunt
John-o’.Gaunt
Red Deer
Duke of Rutland
East Welbeck
Welbeck
Burghley Produce
St Sib. D.M
Captain Spencer
Whitehouer
Leopard
Pilgrimage
Wryneck
J. Yawley
Romford
Garrs Owen
Mr. Stelley
Prince of Wales
Garry Owen
Rome
Hoglish
Urd
Daria
Borghese
Naples
Ponte Jamantano
Monseignor Aachin
Fovn
Vauxhall Bridge
Putney
Thames
Johnson
Cooper
Bishop
Steerer
Dyell
Wetson
Hudson
Chapelhaw
Vonderheyde
Steeren
Royal Academy
St. George's
Sphynx
Waverley
Neptune
Ariel
Green
Red
Black
Lucher
Iffley Lesher
Carint Church
Merton
Brasenose
Oriel
Wadnam
Trinity
Bulhel
Pembroke
Exeter
Lincoln
Idesus
Magdalen Hall
St John
Worcester
Queen's
St. John's
Direvay
Great Distillery Trial in Excise Prosecution Hearings
The Excise prosecution of Smith and another centers on alleged illicit spirit transfers between a distillery and a rectifying house. Witnesses describe pipes, holes, and a suspected hidden communication enabling spirits to move, with extensive technical testimony on the receiver, dripping measurements, and water flows.
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Smith
Covat
Joseph Drinkwater
Sergeant Wilde
East London Water Works
Excise
Jane
Kelly
Tan
Gill
Hale
Batten
Water Works Company
Ife
Water Company
England
Thomas Wilde
Mosday
Drinkwater
Zaid
Bar
Robert Battan
Dali
Jackson
William Chadetek Milne
Fox
Buck's Row
Thomas Kirby
East London Waterworks Company
Bocks-row
Mr. Martin
Crown
Irit
Carr
Saith
Attexce
James Smith Aga
Messrs. Smith
Gentemen
Afr. Smith
Merars
James Scott Smith
Jesu
Charles Allen Young
Tam Ao Hinek
Etsc
Dr Wolff Explains Bokhara Mission at Exeter Hall
A large Exeter Hall audience hears Rev Dr Wolff recount his Bokhara mission to uncover the fate of Colonel Stoddart and Captain Conolly. The meeting, chaired by Admiral Codrington, hears vivid anecdotes of captivity, murder claims, and Wolff’s treatment under the Khan. Captain Grover rejects repayment for his advances, while Stoddart’s brother defends Wolff and denounces false statements. The event ends with thanks to Grover for his exertions and a call for apology from Stoddart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hall
Wolff
Bokhara
Stoddart
Conolly
Vaat Hall
E. Codrington
Grover
Dr. Wolff
Dr. Wolf
Bokhari
Trinity College
Dublin
Colonel Stoddart
England
Abdool Samet Khan
Jinmes
Captain Conolly
Ife
Studdart
Paradise
Jesus
Mahomet
Abbas Kuuli Khan
Persia
Flo
Captain Grover
Mr. Stoddart
Girover
Coleone Stoddart
Usab
Howas
Colomel Stoddart
Hokbara
Sordern
Turner
Roodal
Cod. Stoddart
Sand
Dr. Wollf
Caphan Randal
Mentleman
Sindidlard
Worthington
Welff
Wolf
The Punishment of Death at Aylesbury Meeting
Aylesbury held a public meeting to discuss abolishing capital punishment. Lord Nugent and John Lloyd chaired as opponents and supporters argued whether the death penalty should stand, warning of rising murders and crowd sentiment. The motion to repeal was carried unanimously after debate.
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Aylesbury
Lord Nugent
John Lloyd
Tema
Htis
Noah
Laven
Qaven
Aya
Kinuther
Wutsut
Shakespeare Society report on rare plays and Henry the Fourth manuscript
A Saturday meeting of the Shakespeare Local Club in the Royal Society of Literature reviewed a year ending April 18 1845. J Payne Collier presided. T G Tomlios read a bullish report noting rare plays issued and the Henry IV manuscript from Sir Edward Dering. Auditors reported receipts of 787 13 8d and expenditures of 486 10 7d with a balance of 301 3s 1d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hear
Shakepeare
Shakspeare
Jand Ulage
Henry the Fourth
Edward Dering
Surrender
Kent
Baronet
Society
Tarlton
Richard the Third
Duke of Devonshire
Thomas More
British Museum
Shakapeare Society
Francis Egerton
Shakspeare Society
Chester Whitsun
Phillip Henslowe
AIS
Dulwich College
Edward Dering, Bart
A. Barnard
K.c.h
B. Botfield
M P
John Forster
William Macready
S. Naylor
J. Brace
B. Field
J. Heywood
J. Oxenford
LT. Wright
Eye Snuff Promises Sight Cure and Deafness Relief
Advertisement touting Grimsstone's Eye Snuff as a universal eye and head disease remedy. Claims include cataract, ophthalmia, gutta serena, inflammation, headaches, and deafness treatment. Testimony from Dr Andrews and others, with address 38 Upper Stamford Street and postal orders to Grimstone, Oxford Street.
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Grimsatone
Thomas
Hatfield
Eure Seth
Louis
Grimatond
Sharlis
Upper
Stamford-street
G.W. M
W. Grimstone
Oxford Street
Popular Essay on Concealed Disorders by Lamert
Sealed edition offers a popular essay by Samuel Lamert on nervous debility from youthful excesses and its local and constitutional causes. It covers marriage, anatomy of organs, and practical restoration with post free options and multiple London and provincial sales points.
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Samuel Lamert
Ueugroau Sraser
Longes
University of Edinburgh
Lomnton Hospital
Godlag
Wapeela Togargal
Asthor
Lamon
Quadrant
Stegentestreet Y Haniay Amd
Uytardeatreet
Fenball-Pervet
Hey ‘Ba
Chaveerveline
Gord
Boy
Beateeet
Manchester
Watta
Snowehill
Biaf
Farge
Setiera
Luatciger
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Sporting Intelligence
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Buckingham Palace
Diplomatic Corps
Household
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Navy
Orders of Knighthood
Sons OF the Clerrly
Hen Majesty
Paisce Albest
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Cathedral
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Melocraxe
Marcus Hill
John Walsh
Mr. Ward
H.r-H
Duchess of Kent