Goodwood Race Day Returns Eyeing Classic Contenders
Horse racing notes from Goodwood describe Cataract beating De Gorham and Lord Verulam’s Charlotte winning the Cherry Tree Mile, with Tiny and Donnybrook among other winners. The Derby reveal includes Feig-8 Ballah’s nonstart. crowding events feature the Park Stakes and Double Headed Oak Stakes, won by Buzz and Camelino amid brisk bets and shifting leads.
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de Gorham
Cataract
Abdale
Robert de Gorham
Scanian
Goodwood
Lord Verulam
Charlotte
W. Cotton
Mr. Phillimore
Skeleton
Duke
Ratan
Leander
Orlando
Akbar
Irwin
Dublin
Ireland
Forth
Sussex
Tattersall’s
Watford
Robert Grimaston
Mr. Wilson
Hampton
Bennetz Reider
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Coleman
Devil Among the Tailors
Mr. Parr
G. Ongley
Utica
Land
Phingari
Dodger
Devil
Xanthus
the Devil
Gil
Mr. Booth
Donnybrook
Ayre
Sly
Lord Stradbroke
Osbaldesson
Miss Etty
Cowley
Adrian
Parr
Dart
Lord Glamis
Nightingale
Ascot
Brown
Pauline
Hewitt
Midnight Star
Colemen
Sir Hercules
Tarantella
Repealer
Etty Cott
Rall
Coleman
Abextra
T.Y.C
Mr. J. Day
J. Day
Mr. Hook
Bastion
Mr. May
Hercules
Christina
Lord G. Bentinck
Mr. Walter
Mr. Ford
Mr. Ongley
Mr. T. Theobald
Lord Exeter
Czar
Mystery
Myary
Maid of Orleans
Chemise
Grimston
Corinthian Tom
Piccolina
Gazelle
My Mary
Colonel Anson
Buzz
M. Moloch
F. Butler
Lord Verulain
C. T
Stanborough
Isleworth
Extraordinary pony drive across 108 miles in a day
Mr Jenkins of Islington drove a nearly eleven year old pony eleven hands high from the Angel inn to the Prince George inn Brighton and back in one day. The 108 mile journey, begun at six in the morning, included rests at Streatham Croydon Gadstone Linfield and finished at eleven past eleven. The pony drank gruel and a small amount of port wine during the trip and appeared fit to repeat the feat. The report also notes a Lord's cricket match and a six mile walk challenge near Enniskillen with four minutes remaining.
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Marc
Loxpon
Brrentox
Mr. Jenkins
Shepperton Street
Lower-road
Islington
Angel Inn
Prince George Inn
Brighton
Iselve
Highbury
Jenkins
Streatham
Croydon
Gadstone
Linfield
Prince Geeres Tavern
Neots
London
Lord's
A. George
Clapton
Montpelier
R. Barker
Marylebone
Smith
Kynaston
Johnson
Dean
Royston
Payne
53D Regiment
Enniskillen
Sligo
Fermanagh
Princess Alice Carries 70,000 Eggs from Dublin to Britain
The Princess Alice arrived from Dublin to Fleetwood on Sunday with about 38 tons of eggs. The eggs were sent by rail to Manchester, Birmingham, and London, illustrating the scale of the trade and distribution network. A separate court martial at Chatham Barracks hears Serjeant Major William Neelance accused of bribery and defamation involving Major Meyer. The trial resumes Monday with the defence case. a final decision awaits confirmation by the horse guards and may affect Neelance’s posting to his regiment.
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Alice
Dublin
Fleetwood
Manchester
Birmingham
London
William Neelance
Meyer
Chatham Barracks
Horse Guards
Chatham
Maidstone
Royal Assent given to many railway and enclosure bills
The House granted royal assent by commission to several railway and enclosure bills including the Exchequer Bills and Great Western lines. Ireland debates covered public works, drainage, and potential funding, with leaders urging caution and awaiting Lord Devon’s commission report. The session closed with adjournment after the discussions.
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Duke of Arcasonp
England
Australia
Board of Trade
Earl of Darnouile
Lord Brovenau
Lord Beaumont
Lord Kinnaiep
Ean MonteaGus
Lord Croncurry
Ireland
Duke of Wellington
Lord Devon
Marquis of Cuanrharpe
Earl of Devon
Lord Normanby
HOUSE OF COMMONS FRIDAY FACTORY DEBATE AND SUSPENDED BILLS
The session opens with the Exeter seat claimed, writs issued for South Lancashire, and notices on the Dissenters Chapels and sugar duties. The Factory Bill debate recaps Ashley’s ten hours plan, wage and price concerns, foreign trade fears, and ministerial restraint amid opposition voices.
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House OF Commons
Geena
Exeter
F. Bevrton
South Lancashire
W. B. Wilbraham
Scott
James Graham
James Graim
J. Graham
Ireland
Division on amendment shapes fate of hours clause
In the Lords division on the amendment the government side triumphed by 297 to 159 amid cheers. subsequent motions sought to scrap surgeons certificates costing £27,050 yearly but were rejected. A further clause to extend an appeal power to all convictions faced lengthy debate and a narrow 124 to 29 defeat. The bill then passed as other orders closed and the house adjourned.
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House of Commons
J. Grass
Lord Asaxey
House
Latour
Flo
Vnew
Ae Young Peran
Remy Ployed
Mir J. Grauam
Lor
Lord Ashley
United States
Kenworthy
Lord John Russell
Robert Peel
Lord Howsee
Rogaucx
Lord Howick
Bath
Rozaucx
Lord Howrex
Rogstick
Mr. Lippett
Mr. Bernat
Sir R. Peel
Gauty Knight
Cranes Butter
Gally Knight
Roruccx
C. Buller
G.knight
Buller
Owen
Fernano
Mr. Roebuck
Muntz
Shige
Lensa
Mr. Muntz
Marx Parkis
Metropolitan Buildings
Hawes
Earl of Lincoln
Edinburgh
House OF Lords
Marquis of
Nogwanxsy
Gray
Ireland
Lord Brownham
Lord Brougham
Lord Cuanceror
Denman
Camppex
Lord Broucham
Minyes
St. James's Street
Warp
Bernal
M‘guacuy
Horner
Bard Pourineton
Lakoteuens
Adam Smith
Sadler
Oastler
Stuart Worrey
Yorkshire
Bricur
Mr. Ashworth
Mr. Bright
J. Russece
Acam Smit Smith
Corton
Ford
Ashiey
Hobert Peel
John Russent
Baronet
Home Department
Howick
James Graham
RB. Inexrs
R. Inglis
Corett
Crest
Normanby
Mc Gray
Lord Wuarncuirre
Brewster
Lord de Grey
Duke of
Earl of Minto
Queen
Admiralty
Mediterranea
Mediterranean
Malta
Earl of Hamtgton
Formidable
Vernon
Karl Fitzwinntam
Bowring
Watson
Curt
Den
Mgr
Pemberton Leigh
Chanvery-hme
Mare Uren
Treasury
Fim
Momerrex
Thesiger
Keach
Bali
Mir Meird
Mr Hine
Car
Patiaien
Ery Daune
Jervis
Jooser
Repueap Yorke
J. Gras
Lord Langdale
Lord Cottenham
Beth
Wigram
Brot Hexton
James Guana
Beicur
Gramers
Acrronsy
Graincer
Marrin
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House OF Codimons
Abingdon
Scott Murray
Thomas Fremanter
Launceston
Henry Hardinge
James Gravas
Colonel Woon
Wales
Ashley
Doherty
Bright
Mark Crabtree
James Turner
Crabtree
Buckinghamshire
White Hart
Aylesbury
Dr. Sleigh
Duke of Buckingham
Law
C. Woop
Ir. Cochrane
R. Petr
Inquisition
R. Peel
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