A Royal Verse and News from Albany 1839
A collage of 19th century notices includes a rhymed tribute to the People’s shield and Albany dated May 19 1839, followed by varied items: court and arrest details, theatre news, ship and weather notes, crime and public notices, accidents, and horse racing results reflecting a bustling metropolitan page. Names include Sir F Roe Baron Moncorvo Cheltenham theatre Grattan and events across London Cork and Bath, with shipping reports and political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Tur Lonpon Democratic Association
F. Roe
Waddington
Boocock
Charley
Benjamin Grange
Baron Moncorvo
Lisbon
Tes Lars
Caelrtrrnnam
Nr. Grattan
Cheltenham Theatre
Cheltenham Gazette
England
France
Naples
St. Pancras
Wakley
Beadle
Newgate
Australia
Chatham
Bengal
India
Tivoli House
Shaw Lefevre
Goulburn
Globe
Zoological Society
Birmingham
Southowram
Sss
Halifar Guardian
Great Western
Leicestershire Mercury
Ayton
Hood
Berwick Advertiser
Amery
Chester Gazette
Rowland Hill
Gloucestershire
Stroud
Nailsworth
Hutt
Hull
Gare Loch
Glasgow
Guardian
Stalybridge
Ashton
Hyde
Manchester Guardian
House of Correctors
Worship-street
Rom
Guy’s
St. Thomas’s
St. George’s
London University Hospital
Ireland
Cork
Liverpool
Plymouth
Wales
James Fuller
Barrett
Spell’s Buildings
Old Street
London Hospital
Thomas Price
Castle-street
Ruthen
Reform
Melbourne
Hereford Times
Derby Day Amid Snow On Downs With Royal Spectators
A detailed report describes Derby Day on the Downs with snow delaying the start to three o'clock. Royal visitors including the Grand Duke of Russia and Prince of the Netherlands watched from the Grand Stand as Boomsbury won the Derby amid a brisk betting scene and heavy crowds.
Epsom Races Day Sees Snow Inturn And Sparse Crowds
On a day at Epsom Downs the weather shifts from snow to rain to hail and bright sun. The course bears heavy, crowds are sparse with few nobility carriages, booths crowded by beggars, and racing continues with prize events and a cautious Derby day start. Sir Gilbert Heathcote and Baron de Tessier preside, with Mr Clark as judge and Mr Farrall as clerk, while Mr Parson plans the Derby starts to avoid false starts. Glenlivet wins the Craven Stakes ahead of Forlorn Hope, with Iris ets and Montezuma among entries in other races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Lord Stradbroke
Fifer
Eddison
Rory O’more
Francis
Rory
O’ More
Firth
Wilderness
Wakefield
T.Y.C
Mr.Jackson
Br.c
Sobieski
Scipio
Cantalupe
J. W. Denison
G. Percival
West Surrey
Mr. Dockeray
Guardsman
Butler
Gardner
Pavis
Fulwar Craven
William Ridsdale
Bloomsbury
Downs
Grand Duke
Russia
William Henry
The
Netherlands
Lieven Dolgorouki
Bariatinski
Count Orloff
Tolatov
W. Ridsdale
C. Bloomsbury
Mulatto
Templeman
B. F
Defence
Euclid
P. Conelly
Lord Westminster
Br. c. Sleight of Hand
W. Scott
Lord Jersey
B. c. Caesar
J. Robinson
Hon
S. Herbert
S.b. c. Clarion
J. Day
Lord Lichfield
Br. c. the Corvair
J. Wakefield
Mr. G. Clark
Br. c
Cotton
Lord Exeter
B. c. Bosphorus
S. Darling
Mr. Sadler
W. Sadler
Mr. Bowes
the King of Kelton
C. Edwards
Duke of Grafton
B. c. Montreal
W. Wheatley
Worrall
B. c. Peen
S. Rogers
Corsair
Drageman
Valaincourt
Dart
Montreal
Melbourne
Ather
Iderim
King of Kelton
Clarion
Deception
Just Mentioned
Bosphorous
Ilderim
Algiers
Hyllus
Domino
Scott
Stephenson
Tottenham Corner
Bosphorus
Peel
Hells
Banassus
Calibans
Careless
Hare
Clark
G. Heathcote
Carolina
C. Wilson
Louisa
Bowes
Mickleton
Ball
Lord Stradbrook
Hesione
la Belezza
Forth
Sir G. Heathcote
Newmarket
the Dolphin
Reel
Hector
John Day
Trena
Colonel Peel
Eubiay
Lord Lynedoch
Jerry
Mandane
Sultan
Mr. Delasaux
Jim Crow
Yorkshire
Paris
National Guards
Sarah Paynton
William John Marchant
Marchant
Birmingham
Myrbin
Sarah Hughes
New Tothill Street
Westminster
Reed
Westminster Hospital
Newport
Messrs
Edwards
Townsend
Dickenson
Wales
Vincent
Israel
Market,Drayton
H. Betty
Henry West Betty
Roscius
Drayton
Nerval
Joan Merrill
Betty
Salopian Journal
Drata of Lorp Powis
Earl of Powis
Berkeley Square
Viscount Clive
Earl of
Duke of Montrose
Bunn
Drury-lane Theatre
Covent-garden Theatre
Macready
Vandenhoff
Farren
Cooper
Harley
Redfern
Palmer
O’connor
Brown
Fassell
Warwick
W. C. Chapman
Robert Jenkins
London
Chapman
France
Germany
Jenkins
Fussell
Melbourne, Russell, and Company
Hyde-park-corner
Westminster-bridge
Gilbert Heathcote
Baron de Tessier
Farrall
T. Parson
Cetus
Rowton
Camarine
Mr. Theobald
Forlorn Hope
Cydnes
Waltz
Glenlivet
Ferlorn Hope
Woodcote
Lord Albemarle
CE. Edwards
Thorphill
P. Conolly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Her Majesty’s
Duchess of Kent
Anna Bollena
Grisi
Rubini
Lablache
Robert le Diable
la Gaetana
Taglioni
Ouyseic Taratre
Keeley
Miss Sprightly
Miss Murray
Ana Hampton
Green
Trotter
Morning Post
Poutts
Fontly
Miss
Little Trotter
Miss Craw
Mrs. Macnamara
Burfield
Selby
Hampton
Burfeld
Strand Theatre
Auber
A. Lee
Sporting Intelligence
Epsom Races