Ship William Brown Disaster Trial Reports Guilty Verdict
Eyewitness testimonies recount a brutal night as passengers were forced overboard from the William Brown after the ship struck ice. Survivors describe Captain Holmes, the mate, and Jack Stetson among others aiding or hindering rescue efforts, with a jury later returning a guilty verdict for manslaughter.
Paris Rumors On Rail Crash And Political Moves
Paris reports a rumored deadly railway crash at St Petersburgh with suppression claims urged by the emperor to avoid public panic. Also noted are intrigues about General Cass and Thiers, Peel era politics, free trade debates, and a parade of society notices and obituaries from London and Edinburgh.
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France
Paris
St. Petersburgh
St. Verennareh
Versailles
General Cass
M. Thiers
Washington
Morning Herald
Monsures
House of Cormons
Mr. Hawes
Robert Peel
Morning Post
Liverpool
New Street
Farringdon-street
Islington
West-street
Eton ColneGe
Edward Sugden
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Commissioner Macan
Perrin
Pontefract
Lord Pollington
Hertford
Lord Salisbury
Thos. Duncombe, Esq
Duchess of Richmond
Chichester Cathedral
Duke of Richmond
William, Arthur
Sussex Lennox
Earl of March
de Ros
T. Cecil
F. Berkeley
P. Maitland
L. Peel
W. Tighe
Goodwood
Duypas
Beechwaoud
Heriot’s Row
Edinburgh
Robert Dundas
David Dundas
Catherine Whyte Melville
Smmollett
Skipsey
A. Smollett
Brighton
Fleming Thomas Roberts
Lord Wixcartsea
Sir R. Peel
Duke of Newcastle
Good
J. Craig
Leamington
Jane Jones
Myfod
Montgomeeyshire
Hertford Reformer
Sons of
Rug Currey
St. Paul's
Wilberforce
Prince George of
Cambridge
Canterbury
Armagh
London
Winchester
Chester
Lincoln
Llandaff
Dramatic and musical notices from London theatres crowd the stage
A crowded Monday at Drury Lane features Macbeth and Acis and Galatea with Miss Faucit and Mr. Macready in The Stranger. Covent Garden presents Die Zauberflote by the German company, Haymarket showcases Lady of Lyons with Kean, and Murat spectacle at the Theatre. Adelaide Gallery, Greenwich fair, and the British Museum draw large crowds while new amusements and exhibitions open across town.
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Mr. Keely
Veter
Mrs. Keeley
Charlotte
Bean
Mozart
Tamino
Pamina
Herr Abresche
Madame Stoeckel Heinefetter
Sarastro
Staudigl
Haymariket
Lady of Lyons
Stilberg
Mary Queen of Scots
Afurat
Murat
France
Italy
Egypt
Naples
Russia
H. Hughes
Joachim
Mr. Hicks
Straxnp
W’. Muggins
Buw
Miss Daley
Adelaide Gallery
Jones
Wych
Kingdom of
Cabul
Khyber Pass
Ghuznee
Bolun Pass
M. Claudit
Mechanical Museum
Windmill Street
Piccadilly
Newgate
Ly Coriolanus
Androcleus
Surrey
Rowe
British Museum
Reasere
National Gallery
Greenwich
Richardson
Algar
Jane Jones
Daniel Good
China
Pisdeward
Royal Park
Waterman’s
Weekly Chronicle
Ov Ery
Cofair
Ichardson
Crown and Anchor Booth
Hamblin
Mobile
Bath
Dramatic
York
Hanover
Bishop
Cramer
C. Lucas
Royal
Prince Albert
Haydn
Lord of Heaven
Duchess of Gloucester
Duchess of Kent
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Prince George
Princess Augusta
Archbishop of York
Duke of Wellington
Earls of
Plymouth
Hay
Earl Morley
Ellice
George
Lady Whitmore
Major Park
H. Blackwood
Phelps
Drury Lane
Hamilton Smith
Young Kean
Macready
Tamburini
M. Tamburini
Lyons
Nantes
Angers
Matta
Malta
L'Isle Adam
M. Sajani
Forlo
Knights of St. John
the Mediterranean Theatricals
United States
Seguin
the Park
Bill Chapman
Fanny Elssler
Havana
Tacon
Buckstone
Mrs. Fitzwilliam
New Orleans
Forrest
Boston
Clara Fisher
Miss Lee
Philadelphia
Butler
Miss Reynolds
Lambert
Thayer
Mrs. Lewis
Washington
Dinneford
Jamieson
Pittsburgh
Latham
Miss Melton
Jim Crow Rice
Chippendale
Billy Williams
Mrs. Knight
Park
Thorne
Chatham
Mitchell
Olympic
Bowery
Miss Cushman
Niblo
Rich
Braham
Camp-street
Quirk and Sons
St. Charles's Theatre
St. Charles and Arcade
Caldwell
Camp Street
City of
New York
Wallack’s
Gorhambury Races Open With Notable Attendance At St Albans Park
Tuesday's meeting at Lord Verulam's park near St Albans drew a large crowd amid fine weather and scenic course. A parade of aristocratic guests and numerous carriages accompanied first class racing including Craven Stakes and Park Stakes results, with Finchley, Humbug, and Bob Peel among the winners on a lively afternoon of turf and betting.
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Lord Verulam
St. Albans
Gorhambury
Earl
Duke of Rutland
Marquis
Marchioness of Exeter
Countess of
Clarendon
Jersey
G. Bentinck
E. Russell
Brace
Lord Verularo
Robert de Gorham
Bartholomew
Miss Heathcote
Phillimre
Finchley
Sly
Cowley
Caution
Parr
Ate
Wiltona
Actmon
Curumba
Coleman
Laurestina
Mr. West
Bustard
Venus
Actwon
Park
T.Y.C
Mr. Ford
Humbug
F. Butler
General Yates
Rous
Fox
Cy Buzzard
Brocard
Mr. Stephenson
Bizarre
Esperance
Mr. Coleman
Jamal
J. Dixon
G. Heathcote
Cig
Samarcand
Paradigm
Mr. G. Ongley
Camel
Octavius
Mr. Critchley
Delia
Mr. Beresford
Imdolence
Rooks Nest
Donnybrook
Bob Peel
G. Butler
Mr. Combe
Rosalind
Lawrence
Belle Sauvage
Kingston
St. Jean D'Acre
St. Jean D’acre
Currycomb
Pocket Viper
Humming Bird
Aspatria
Brigade
Household Brigade
W. W. Wynn
Mr. Bastard
Teapot
Captain Newton
Fanny
Ward Drumlanrig
Harlequin
Cherrytree Nile
Colonel Peel
Archy
Chapple
Mr.f. Clarke
Acacia
Tue Dersy
Coldrenick
Chatham
Tattersalls Racing Odds Show Heavy Activity and Declines
In a busy Monday session at Tattersalls from 3 to 7 pm crowds bet heavily on Danebury’s Coldrenick with large sums. Attila and Canadian show strong support, while several rivals such as Lord Westminster’s Auckland and Lord Chesterfield’s Jack drift. Outsider Moss Trooper attracts modest betting as Oaks prices drift. many horses see sharp declines with widespread activity in the betting ring.
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Tattersall’s
Coldrenick
Scott
Attila
Auckland
Jack
Lasso
Holderness
Meteor
Chatham
Moss Trooper
Trelawney
Anson
Greville
George Bentinck
G. Clark
Bowes
Meiklam
Gregory
Mr. Ferguson
Ramshay
Rogers
Tiptoe
Pryse
Connop
Baronet
Lord Jersey
Lord Chesterfield
G. Bentinck
Duke of Richmond
Trotrine Match At Harlington Corner Two Miles In Six Minutes
A harness trotting match of 50 sovereigns a side ran from the thirteenth to the fifteenth mile on the London road between Harlington Corner and Long Ford. Lady Dart led early, then edged ahead to finish about fifty yards clear in two miles in six and a half minutes. Lady Dart pulled up after three breaks but was upheld by the referee. Betting opened 5 to 2 in favor of Lady Dart.
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New Zealand
Pierre Chanel
Fortuna
Wallis Islands
F. Bataillon
Father Chanel
Chanel
M.chavel Self
Providence
Wallis Island
Papal
Birmingham
Great Western
Luton
South Western
Blackwall
Nburgh
Glasgow
Midland Counties
North of England
North Midland
Bingham
Derby
Northern
Eastern
Manchester
Leeds
Greenwich
Selby
Gloucester
Mera
Sergeant Merewether
Pearson
Jantus
Buckingham Palace
Hamburg
General Steam Navigation Company
Caledonia
Soney
Kelvepox
Chelmsford
In Counties Railway
Kelvedon
Cridge
Eno
Colchester
Wricklayers
Thomas Elsly
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Bartholomew
Col. Peel
Archy
Scott
Mosque
F Butler
Mr. Booth
Benjamin
Nick
Jock
Mr. Parr
Mr. Coleman
Mr. Smith
Acton
Columba
Baron Rothschild
Rockingham
Mr. Treen
Mr. Purr
Ate
Wiltona
Tenebrosa
Mr. Phillimore
Rochester
Lady Dart
Perth Courier
Windmill Fire Destroys Markham Mill at Retford
Fire swept through the Markham windmill near Retford on a Saturday, destroying the entire structure and stores. The 100 foot mill, occupied by Lightfoot, burned from the machinery under the main shaft. Firemen from Retford and nearby villages ran engines to the blazing ruins but could not save the mill as strong winds fanned the flames. Loss is at least £1000 with no survivors of the premises.
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Markham
Retford
Lightfoot
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