Miscellany items from Carlisle and beyond blaze storms and fire
A patchwork of notices reports a Killarney cor aspadynt on Saturday receipts from sixteen publicans, storms at Blackheath in Kent destroying trees, a ginger beer factory fire in Somers Town, a mysterious disappearance in Bath, a funeral disturbance in Kinross, and the Loss of the emigrant ship Recovery near Ireland with Sir Robert Gore Booth aiding passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parant Mathew
Pestricays
Killarney
Ua Town
Yeb Yurunct
Stanwix
Carlisle
Sexpina
Post
Lerwick
Shetland
Hunnbayk
Blackheath
Charlton
Kent
Tufnell
Woolwich Common
Countess of Buckinghamshire
Henry Langland
Langlands
Hames
North Tondon Hospital
Mgr
Henry T.jones Stebbs
Bath
Penis
Britain
Bristol
Dorset
Tani Dowie
Kinross
Mr. Boag
Rothbury
Tyne Mercury
Lloyd’s
Conway
Dublin
Quebec
Oyster Island
Pooldey
Currawnbug
Lissadel
Sir Robert Gore Booth
Sir Robert G. Booth
Napier
Caledonian Asylum
Charles Napier
K.C.B
Adelaide Gallery
Clark
Elijah Galloway
Fcren
London and Birmingham
Wright
Stellan
Sis
Comley
Gloucester
Birmingham
W. Gillman
North Nibley
Liverpool
America
Gillman
Lone
Fiedgeman
La Fille de l Bil ballet at the theatre of drama 3
After Dana Bolevia and new ballet La Fille de l Bil based on Madame Cottin tale Exiles of Siberia, with Count Potoski Polish noble and Elizabeth. Elizabeth travels to Moscow, meets former lover and emperor grants pardon. Grand ball ends ballet. Mlle Guy Stephan injury on wooden cross, audience fears serious harm but she returns and dances. The program also reports Macready at Haymarket and Balfe benefit with ensemble performances and new pieces. Surrey Theatre presents Claude Duval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matrizx
Taeatus
aAfter
Dana Bolevia
Madame Cottin
Esiles
Siberia
M. Guerra
Sibera
Potoski
Elizabeth
Moscow
Jowney
Kremlin
Ducal Palace
Mademoiselle Guy Stephan
Haymarket Theatre
Haymarket Theatre.—Mr. Macready
E. L. Bulwer
Lady Franklin
Stirling
Glover
Haymarket
Orris-House
Madame Balfe
Prince Esterhazy
Duke of Beaufort
Marquis of
Douro
Lord Allen
Duke of Brunswick
Earl of Pembroke
Count D’orsay
Lady Strong
Blessington
Rochelle
Marcella
Michell
Loder
Balfe
Oury
Ella
Phillips
Clara
Miss Walstein
Benchciaire
Gould
Wilson
New String Theatre
Jim Crow Rice
Babble
Mr. Savilly
Barney Brallaghan
Mr. H. Hall
Emily
Mrs. Saville
Cullenford
Barney
Madiboo
Letty
Ebenezer
Mr. Maynard
Hall
Trishman
Asa Chrymose
Lemon Rede
Mission of Mercury
Surrey Theatre
J. T. Haines
Claude Duval
Surrey
J. S. Balls
Puisanmonic Society
Schiller
Moscheles
Dragonetti
Mozart
Miss Birch
M.dorus
Madame Dorus Gras
God
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Mies Hawes
Marschner
Philharmonic Society
Gareseet
Derby betting trends and notable retirements in Chester races
Sporting intelligence reports modest attendance at Chester, brisk Derby betting with shifts in prices for Ralph, Coronation, and Prince Caradoc. Rosalie’s quick retirement dominates wagers, while Marshal Soult and other runners attract varied odds. Oaks betting subdued with many “taken” selections and heavy price adjustments amid recent horse deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Newmarket
Ralph
Coronation
Prince Caradoc
van Ambuurgh
Rdsalie
Scott
Galaor
Hans
Joachim
Belgrade
Cameluon
Duke of Wellington
Albemarle
Rawlinson
Mostyn
Westminster
Van
Lord Bruce
Rosalie
Duke of Jutland
Sir Hans
Goodman
Jersey
Colonel Peel
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Batson
Potentia
G. Heathcote
George Bentinel
Anson
Ford
Whorrhbil
Eringo
Metropolitan racing season opens at Hippodrome with mixed attendance
The season began at the Hippodrome with a promising yet uneven showing. Notable attendees included Marquis of Tichfield and other gentry, while heavy admission fees and threatening weather kept fashionable crowds modest. Races featured Marius, Tamburini, and Fat Jack among winners, with the Hyde Park Derby and Notting-hill Stakes run amid detailed stakes and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Goodins
Marquis of Tichfield
Albemarle
A. Fitzclarence
Worsley
Maidstone
Baron de Tessier
F. Collier
B. Hall
C. Cockerell
H. Reus
G. Anson
G. Byng
L. Wellesley
Col. Peel
Epsom
Ascot
Isaac Day
Marius
Bartholomew
Balchin
J. Day
Tamburini
Connelly
Mr. Morris
Fat Jack
Kingston
Ruby
Houldsworth
Hampton
Sadler
Protection
Bristowe
Sterne
Stirling
Comptroller
Delusive
Skerrett
Lydia
Becky Newton
Lowe
Boast
Clarendon
Gardner
Ethan
Marlow
Bennett
Whisperer
Bradford
Wif Jessica
Lucas
King
Connop
Hazard
Science
Booth
Isabella
Newmarket Second October Meeting at Eglinton Park Races
Races listed from Newmarket October meeting featuring Lord Eglinton and Duke of Bedford entries. Trials include the Trial Stakes, Pebble Stakes, Irvine Cup, Hunters Stakes, Wester Stakes, and Philorth Handicap. Winners include Nubian, Archer, Hamlet, Lanercost, Zoroaster, The Doctor, and Neptune with various owners and jockeys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Mixtune
Colonel Peel
Exeter
Mr. W. Stanley
Lichfield
A-F
Duke of Bedford
John O' Gaunt
Abydos
Eglinton Park
Lord Eglinton
Dr. Caius
Lord Kelburne
Pathfinder
Mr. Sandiland
Nubian
Captain Richardson
Capt. Pettat
Hydra
Zoroaster
Mr. Alexander
Archer
Cartwright
Teflis
Georgiana
Martydom
Mr. Johnstone
Hamlet
Colonel Thompson
Lord Saltoun
Manilla
Corinthian
Miss Annie
Mr. A. Campbell
W. Campbell
Lord Howth
Mr. Ramsay
the Doctor
Lord Waterford
Confusion
Campbell
Mr. Fairlie
Ramsay
Cabrera
Noble
Queen Bathsheba
Philorth
Richardson
Fairlie
Hackfall
Hope Johnstone
Lemb
Pilot
Lanercost
Assagai
Lady Eglinton
W. Richardson
Death by own action of Sir Rofanee Donkin MP at Southampton
A melancholy notice reports the death by hanging of General Sir Rufane Donkin MP at Southampton on a health voyage. The veteran officer, married twice and father to an army son, had a long army record from 1778 through 1838 and served as master-general of the ordnance. An inquest returned temporary insanity amid questions of succession for the ordnance post and Sandwich parliamentary seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Knatchbull
Bart
Adelaide Gallery
Pbeuar-Garden
Southwark
Messrs. Clark and Sons
Thames
Richmond
Gravesend
Rosswood
Clyde
James Weir
Hamilton
26Th Regiment of Foot
Glasgow Chronicle
Ormond's Head
Princes-street
Storey’s-gate
Westminster
Higgs
Charlotte Furneaux
Frances Furneaux
Tufton-street
Thomas Perry
Chandos-street
Tuftin-street
Kery
Westminster Hospital
C. H. Garstin
Charles Woodward
Carpenter
Blackheathhill
Lewisham
R Division
London
Southwark-bridge-road
Waterloo Road
Watling-street
Braidwood
Kent
Woodward
Royal Exchange
Danern Oy Prematuns
Lyceum
Mannheim
Westport
Clare Island
Bloxham
Hardiman
Ifago
Royal Academy
Charles Kemble
Butler
Kemble
Grenoble
Gazete du Dauphine
Julia M‘donnell
Barry
Hannan
Cork
Fromm
Daly
Limerick Chronicle
MN Division
Dix
Red-cross-street
Union Street
Mr. Dix
Mason
Tanyard
Halesworthy
Devon
Hoskins
Parry
Worcester
Rochdale
Messrs. Butterworth and Sons
Brompton
Exeter
West of England
St. Austell' S
Penzance
Corniwall
Southampton
Donkin
Elizabeth Frances Markham
George Markham
York
Anna Maria Elion
Earl of Minto
Martinique
Guadaloupe
St. Lucie
Ostend
Holland
Copenhagen
Talavera
Ordnance
Ke.c.b
G.U.H
11Th
North Devonshire Regiment
Rufane Shaw Donkin
J.C.B
The
Rufane
Haviland
Sir Ruane
Dr. Haviland
Sir Rufane
Dr Haviland
Corfe
Rulane Donkin
Sandwich
the Ordnance
Rufane Donkin
Fox
H. A. Lindesey
Outrage and confessions amid Sussex thefts and murder plots
A long confession ties Wimborn, Stubberfield, Tompsett and Balcombe to Hollands robbery and multiple sheep and sheep thefts. A parallel tale recounts Bayman farm raid by three masked men at Tring, with pursuit and capture near Chesham and Buckinghams. An inquest blames delayed surgical care for tetanus death at St Thomas’s, urging hospital reform. Crosshill murder case details include Doolan and Redding, merciful remarks for Hickie, and public debate over execution site and mercy petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunglary
Martin
Richard Wimborn
Mr. Hollands
Old Hollands
Wimborn
Stubberfield
Easton
Portsmouth
Stubbberfield
Tompsett
Fosters
Balcombe
Hove
Holt
Macklam-down
Hollingly
Lewes
Hastings
Mr. Wood
Laughton
Euston
Balcombes
Danine
Bexhill
Sussex
Bayman
Tring
Herts
Bucks
Mr. Gayman
Ashby
Chesham
Aston Clinton
John King
County of Bucks
David
George Allice
John Reeve
Surgzess
Loxpon
Baker
Duke of Sussex
Rosemary-Jane
Phillip Meyer
Jane Meyer
Star-court
St. Thomas's Hospital
Mr. Jenkins
Jenkins
Dooray
Devler
Dovlan
Redding
Hickie
Doolan
Declan
Greenock
Liverpool
Byrnes
Gray's
Auchinearn
Campbell
Cox
Kinnary
Declarant
Sais
Crosshill
Rickie
Nowlands’s
Nowlands
Ganger
Mr. Rooney
George Black
Port Glasgow
Edinburgh
England
Newcastle
Wakefield
Manchester
Hicxie
Archibald Young
Her
Whitehall
Marquis of Normandy
Dennis Donlan
James Hickie
Patrick Redding
Glasgow
Lord Normanby
Dennis Doolan
S. M. Puitzros
A. Young
St. Vincent
Street
Young
Bailie Robertson
AvanminG Occurresce In Brighton Funeral Procession
A spirited horse escaped Craven's stable on Edward Street Brighton and collided with a passing funeral procession at the moment injuring coffin bearers and alarming mourners. The horse chased along the street before being stopped with limited injuries to others. Also described is a Barnard Castle Easter fair incident where a linen theft led to a maid giant’s arrest and a three month House of Correction sentence for a rogue and vagabond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Street
Brighton
Craven
Barnard-castle
Piersebridge
Durham
House of ‘Correction
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Sporting Intelligence
Dee Stand
Mr. Orde
R. Bulkeley
Cerito
Whitehouse
Mr. Mostyn
Peter the Great
T. Stanley
Stump
Blue Bell
Sonly
Lord Miltown
Cruiskeen
Stagg
Mr. Goodman
H Bedford
Collett
the Dean
F. R. Price
Tulip
Mr. Palmer
Sir Rofanee Donkin
Bishopbridge