Derby at Epsom Under Police and Gambling Tension
Report on racing day at Epsom notes Sir James Graham’s crackdown on gambling booths, police pressure, and a chaotic course. It details crowd movement, betting prices, and the Derby result with Running Rein winning and Leander's injury, plus aftermath and international updates.
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Momus
J. Day
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Ford
J. Osborne
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Cro’ Oil
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Beaumont
Lichtwald
Westminster Hall
Extensive sale planned for south side of Buckeridge and Ivy streets
Commissioners of woods and forests order sale of about seventy houses on the south side of Buckeridge street and Ivy street St Giles to clear decayed blocks in the locality. Many houses in the Rookery are said to be worth under five pounds each. Lord Huntingdon grants twenty acre cottier plots in Waterford land dispute resolution. Rev Thomas Dale to leave St Sepulchre parish after sixteen years as lecturer and advocate for the Clothing Fund.
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Accidents on the Antwerp and Brussels Railway
A severe crash near Antwerp on Friday left about forty injured and several dead as carriages toppled after a rail bolt failed. The wreck involved English passengers. one wounded man was treated at St Elizabeth hospital before moving to a private home. The incident prompted critique of carriage design and rail maintenance.
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Brussels
Antwerp
St. Elizabeth
Escape plan noted for Prussian rail passengers
Carriage doors unlocked allowed many to escape including the author and a friend. The writer suggests noting the incident may prompt Prussian authorities to use the same approach, though currently all passengers remain locked in to face the consequences of the accident.
Bologna executions stir British outrage over papal rule
A private letter recounts a military tribunal in Bologna sentencing 50 youths to death or long galley terms after a failed mountain insurrection. Six, aged 21 to 23, were executed by firing squad on May 7. The writer urges Britain to pressure the papal government via the press to halt such oppression.
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Bologna
England
Romagna
Ala Gregorina
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Riza Pasha
Roneali
Great Britain
Stato Pontificio
Polish Jews Face Mandatory Military Service
Hamburg papers report Poland plans to levy Jewish recruits from all governments this month with no exemptions. The move, amid widespread Jewish lament, is to enforce compulsory military service across the kingdom as ordered by authorities.
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Potedam
Poland
Wreck and gale havoc along the coast and in Dover
The coast endures a violent storm with easterly gales driving ships from Dover to the Downs. A schooner foundered off South Foreland with all hands lost, while a brig and other vessels were driven ashore or damaged. Ports at Ramsgate Dover Folirstone and Sandgate bay report dozens of ships seeking shelter as crews struggle against high seas.
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Dover
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Ramsgate
Folirstone
Sandgate Bay
Algeria Fray as Duke d Aumale Handled in Fog Battle
The Ka byles clashed with Duke d Aumale's column on the 24th in dense fog. Arabs fled the Goum flank with significant French losses, including Lieutenant-Colonel Gallias. Two artillery pieces were recovered. D Aumale was saved by a field officer. Bad weather and disease hindered the expedition toward Dellys.
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Algiers
Prussia PM changes as Alvensleben resigns
The King accepts Count Von Alvensleben's resignation from his cabinet post but keeps him in the state council. Count Von Bodelschwingh becomes finance minister, with Chief President Floattwell also appointed to finance. Empress of Russia expected May 22, to visit Landsburgh May 21 night.
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Prussia
Berlin
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Floattwell
Russia
Harbour of Refuge site eyed after Brighton deputation
A government commission led by admirals and officers surveyed Seaford Bay and Newhaven to assess breakwater options from Woolnore to Seaford Head and consider a harbour of refuge. The party noted 25 windbound ships in the bay and may select Seaford Bay for a harbour of refuge. The group planned to proceed to Portland Roads and Plymouth.
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Execution in Nenagh and Crime Trials Across Ireland
Reports from Nenagh detail the execution of James Hickey and John Cooke for murder, with family farewells noted. Additional items cover a Bank of Ireland fraud case, assize postponements, charity appeals from America, and various Irish crime and public notices.
Scottish church funds reported and Brown pardon news
The free church reports total funds of about £31 790 with later subscriptions pushing near £32,000 for education India home missions colonies Jews and regional totals. A letter from British Consul in Charleston confirms John L Brown pardoned for aiding a slave escape in South Carolina. Both kirk and free kirk assemblies adjourn with no major business, Dr Candlish attacking secularism.
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