Weather and society notes from the May miscellany
A May miscellany recounts barometer readings and temperatures with a storm on May 7. It covers church and charity events at St Pauls and the Mansion House, Royal Freemasons donations, the National Society meeting, and Hong Kong harbor natives noted for friendliness. Rail traffic and industry news follow, with tea markets and political notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gal“ey of
Science
Adelaide-street
Groud
Man-Houss
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Paris
Canterbury
St. Paul's Cathedral
Ripon
Isaiah Slit
St. Paul's
Archbishopry
Chichester
Archdavon Port
Hale
Cory
Anger
Ely
Lichfield
Lincoln
Llandaffster
Salisbury
St. David's
Ecclend
Rowland Hill
Sinal Society
United Kingdom
Hill
Isasonic Charity
Royal Freemasons’ School For
Benjam Bond Cabbell
Benj. Wood, Esq
Southwark
Shopsgate
Christ
Aldertan Copeland
M.P
London
W. Harrison
National Society
Westminster
Lord Ralstock
Archdeacon Manning
Lord Ashley
Hong Kong
China
Lay
England
Scotland
London and
Birmingham
Great Western
Grand Junction
Eonn
Manchester
Leeds
North Midland
London and South
Innsnouthshire Sterlin
Moxpay
Earl of Shaftesbury
Ord Kenyon
Lord Hawarden
Colchester
Hood
Wath Beauchamp
Earl of Warwick
Earl of
Bandon
Courtown
Loxp Horate Craim
Ees
Parrotts
Lees
St. Sulpice
Middlesex
Kensington
Russell Gardens
Kenaiehe
Tye
COURT AND FASHION AT CLAREMONT AND LONDON
Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited Claremont with the Prince and Princess of Leiningen, greeted by high officers, and then proceeded to London by royal steam and boat, amid guards, bands, and public cheers. The Duchess of Kent embarked for the Continent amid a grand dockyard reception, with royal salutes and a poignant farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Princess
Leiningen
Town
Claremont
Wemyss and
Wylde
Pretorious
Royal
Princess Royal
Lady Portman
Baroness Lehzen
Baroness Spaeth
Lord
London
Hussars
Guard of Honour
Temple
60Th Royal Rifles
1St Life Guards
Rifles
Windsor
Epsom
Prince Rupert
Woolwich
Kent
Duchess of Kent
Royal Horse Artillery
Dynely
C.B
Foot Artillery
Cleaveland
Royal Sappers and Miners
Royal Engineers
Royal Marines
61St Regiment of Foot
Forbes
Royal Dockyard
Greenwich
Lord Bloomfield
G.C.B
G.C.H
H. D. Ross
K.C.B
Lacey
Cleveland
J. E. Jones
Dyneley
Cravtenden
Hunt
Blackley
Romer
Cuppage
Royal Artillery
51St Regiment
Queen
W. Parker
Phipps Hornby
Her Majesty
Sir W. Parker
Royal Marine
S.b.cook
Prince Leiningen
Buckingham Palace
Col.Wylde
Ariel
Smithett
Comet
Duchess of Sutherland
Duchesses of
Northumberland
Sutherland
Groud
Rocket Service
Sweeting
Rh. D. Ross
R. J. S. Lacy
Cockburn
R. Jones
Dundas
Harding
Vicars
Ordnance Department
Hussey Vivian
Baronet
Vivian
Bangalore
Lord Brougham
Frances Somerset
Tunbridge Wells
Henry
Duchess of Beaufort
Duke
Duartes Lanepare
M.P
C.langilale
Freemason's Tavern
Lord Campys
Wareing
Collier
Clancy
Daniel O’connell
Edward Petre
Charles Clifford
J. M. Doyle
K.C.H
Mr. Lynch
G. Barry
P. H. Howard
Epsom Races Derby Day Crowds and Upsets Amid Storms
A May Derby at Epsom drew immense crowds despite toll friction and betting volatility. Coronation won the Derby by three lengths, with Arundel and Van Amburgh close behind. many favorites stalled or misfired. Police efforts kept order as heat and dust challenged horses and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eplore
London
Morden
Cheam
Epsom
Metropolitan Police
V Division
Kennington-gate
Tarrersat’s
Coronation
van Awburgh
van Amburgh
Ralph
Marshal Soult
Galaor
Belgrade
Joachim
Ermengardis
Concordie
Sr. Lece
Lord Westminster
Turspay
Prince’s Stand
Messrs
Farrall
Perren
Dukes of Rutland
Beaufort
Marquis of
Exeter
Earls of
Chesterfield
Uxbridge
Lichfield
Jersey
Verulam
Maidstone
Paget
W. Russell
G. Bentinck
Godolphin
C.fitzroy
Miltown
Villiers
Albemarle
G. Anson
H. Baring
G. S. Byng
H. Rous
Poulett
G. Fitzroy
R. Grimston
G. Heathcote
F. Goodricke
J. Shelley
C. Cockerell
Synge
Crauford
Peel
Brand
Delmé Radcliffe
Payne
Higgins
Clive
Irby
Greville
Batson
Gregory
Crommelin
J. White
Hawker
H. Combe
Codrington
Angerstein
Shelly
Rush
Meiklam
Magennis
Vansittart
Broadhead
Craven Course
Mr. Dixon
Saracen
Bell
Lord Lichfield
Bih
Father Mathew
Birthday
Saracens
Lord Albemarle
Cotton
Duke of Gratton
Captain Ridge
Mosque
Minaret
T.Y.C
Camelino
Buckle
Balbhino
Dromedary
Mr. Walter
Sir George
Mr. Greville
Perseus
Col. Anson
Westbrook
Lichtwald
Augustus
Courtezan
Mr. Shakel
Ec Cantle
Butler
Goodman
Mungo Park
Cantle
Epsom Downs
Ascot-heath
Tattenham
Tattenham-corner
Yorkshire
Scott
Thimbleriggers, &c
Doncaster
Derby
Derby and Oaks Race Day at the Stakes Meeting
King’s Dahlia and Folly vie in a feature day of racing with Whalebone and Sir George, plus Glyder, Asthon and Dublin in close pursuit. Notable results include Folly winning the Derby and Oaks plate in a dead heat with Hellespont, while Colchicum and Miss Emily claim other two mile heat wins amid a large field of 3 to 6 year olds and numerous named owners and trainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Dahlia
W. Balchin
Wallers
Sir George
Wright
Folly
Hornsby
C .Rismal Jemmy
C. Cockerill
Effie
Mr. Osbaldeston
X. Bacon
Ascanius
Martyn
Zinganee
Whalebone
Dublin
Gardner
Bic Athon
Turner
Doncaster
Lord Exeter
Silistria
Balchin
Clematis
Daniel
Orion
Tottenham Corner
Asthon
Greville
Pickwick
Goodman
Angelo
Angelo, 4 Yr. the Following Also Started But Were Not placed:—Mr. Higgins
Maid Marian
Syria
Sultan
Garcia
Williamson
Mobarek
Chapple
Mitchell
Lady Liverpool
Booth
Benjamin
Collins
Isaac
Bedford
Sherrard
Colonel
Captain Calquitt
Miss Emily
Crouch
Mr. Shelley
Frmay
Lord Westminster
Scott
Mr. Dixon
Miss Stilton
Larapoon
Holmes
Ghuznee
Mr. Batson
Robinson
Lye
Lord Verulam
Mann
Col. Crauford
Conolly
Col. Thompson
Heseltine
Mr. Sadler
Rogers
Duke of Beaufor
KE. Edwards
Lord Albemarle
Cotton
Mr. Theoald
Macdonald
G. Heathcote
A. Perren
Sir G. Heathcote
Jane
General Wyndhaim
Aspatria
Nat
Col. Wyndham
Nora Creina
Saracen
Buckle
Duke of Grafton
Florence
J. Day
Lord Huntington
Mr. Wright
Mr. Armstrong
Mr. Higgin
Harsh attack on Sir Robert Peel over reform and sugar bread
The piece rails at Sir Robert Peel with satire and moral fervor, contrasting his alleged insincerity with Talleyrand and criticizing his opposition to emancipation reform and cheap bread. It argues the eight-person family diet shows the truth of hungry masses versus elite privilege, urging action against monopolies and poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Lowther
W. Duncombe
Captain Duncombe
George Henry Smythe
Bart
Frederick Fowke
John Gibbon
John Chetwode
John Croft
Thomas Maryon Wilson
R. C. Glyn
Westminster
Poet's Corner
Dean-Street
Cesspool
Tothill-street
York-street
Exchequer Chamber
Norfolk
Baron Alderson
Justice Williams
North Wales
Lord Abinger
South Wales
Justice Erskine
Justice Patteson
Chambers
Leannetn Martine
Kennington.com
Edwards
Green
Barker
Brown
Jago
O'Connell
John Bull
Parliament
Lord Cardigan
Duke of Buckingham
O’connell
Hawes
M.P
D'Eyncourt
Forest Division
Berkshire
Bracknell
Reading
Workingham
Easthampstead Park
Marquis of Downshire
Bill Hill
Leveson Gower
Bearwood
Hursthouse
Sir John Conroy
Sindlesham House
T. Harman
Purley
Tar Ricut
Roseart Peet, Bart
Joseph
Talleyrand
Robert
Sir Robert
Canning
Virgil
Judas
Charles Wetherall
Thomas A Dedimus
Gilead
Robert Peel
Sheffield Artizan
Sir Robert Peel
London
Milbank
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Hich
Jack
Fila
Chartista
Hippodrome
South-western and
Croydon Railway
Hughes
Pearce
Dukes of
Rutland
Normandy
Titchfield
Earls Chesterfield
Errol
Scarborough
Orford
Earl
Countess of
Godol
Ae Wunning
Be van Amburgh
Pantaloon
Dr. Syntax
W. Scott
Mr. Vansittart
Muley Moloch
Palemon
Glaucus Ze & At
Col.Wyndham
Nonsense
W. Day
Mr. Thornhill
Emilius
Pettit
Mango
Colonel Westenra
Glaucus
Bartley
Mr. Copeland
Mustapha Muley
Muley
Marlow
Sadler
Defence
S. Rogers
Rockingham
Darling
Nr. Wimbush
Finchley
W. Cotten
Lord Orfora
Soult
Agst
Agst van Amburgh
Agst Joachim
Knightsbridge
Sir Hans
Potentie Anta Tlonet Fo
Memnon
Cameleon
Potentia
Arundel
Ray Middleton
Marquis of Westminster
Mr. Rush
St. Cross
Rawlinson
Isaac Day
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