MISCELLANY NOTES PRIZES AND PARLIAMENTARY GAGS
The report lists prize winners for Latin Verse English Essay and Latin De Ordine Equestriapud Romanos with colleges and degrees named. It also recounts Lord Stanley and Lord Brougham in the Lords with humorous exchanges and a Wakefield railway witness exchange, plus an accident in Greenwich and agricultural society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye Osnine P
Oxtond
Numa
Guldwin Smith
Magdalen Cotlege
Samuel Lucas
Queen's College
Ioman
George Bradley
University College
Newdigate
Petra
Burgon
Worcester College
Warr
Lord Stanley
Uic
House of Commons
House of Peers
Lord Brougham
General Assembly
D Stesley
Rot Anzious
Stanley
House of Lords
Wakefield and
Gasie
John Russell
Wakefield
Hamburgh
Hall
Gavie
Wilkins
Sir Roberts
Rotherhithe
J.C. Carttar
Elgar Bells
Greenwich
Thomas William Scott
Orion
Ipswich
Shannon
Dublin
Linda di Chamouni and royal spectacle at the Adelphi
A review notes Linda di Chamouni repeat performances with Castel lan Brambilla and an exultant audience after the National Hymn. It also covers Her Majesty and Prince Albert enjoying Vensierr Mallet at the Harmarset Taxatre, the Adelphi Theatre farce The Trish Dragoon, the Royal Polyreusive Institution on steam, Mr. Strickland’s Haymarket funeral, and related theatre notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee Majesti
Tatatat
Linda di Chamouni
Castellan
Brambilla
Himie
Prince Albert
Mr. Hackett
Mathews
Hackett
Adelphi Theatre
Selby
Brown Sherry
Foy
Gravesend
Cellerman
Ipredence
Dragoon
Sierry
Jana
Sherry
Udceon
Admiralty
Ryan
Croydon
Federar Oy
Mr. Strickland
Theatne
St. Giles
St. Pancras Road
Dramatique Corps
Harmarket
Adelphi Company
Cortése
Webster
Buckstone
Davidge
Madame Celeste
W. Farren
C. Marazos
C. Methews
St Paul's
Baron Parke
St. Paul, Covent-gerden
St. Martin's
Covent Garden
Drury-lane
Betting odds and stakes at the Craven Stakes meeting
Reported betting markets show Libel Alarm Weatherbit and others with varied backing while Pantaca Pam and Dolefal also attract wagers. major bets and odds listed. A separate note covers Evonian’s five mile speed challenge failing by twenty five seconds. Other items include local racing bets, a runner from Slough and Beaton arrest attempt, plus a murder inquest with a verdict of guilty but mentally unsound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantasa
Pam
Dolefal
Old England
Meena
Gally
Fuzboa
Annandale
Mr. Dannon
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Stradbroke
John Day
Forth
Mr. Guily
A. W. Hill
Greville
Mostyn
Lord Chesterfeld
Gratwicke
Ford
Anson
Wreford
Waller
Columbus
A. Johnstone
St. Paul
Duke of Richmond
Laird o'Cockpen
Colonel Cradoch
Lord Glasgow
Singular Turf Scandal Over Bets At Tatersall Derby Trails
A heated row at Tattersall's over alleged foul play in Derby betting centers on Old England. Mr. Gully accuses William Day and associates of tampering to undermine the horse’s chances. Hargrave defends his bets, pledging openness and readiness to hedge. The matter moves toward stewards' scrutiny as witnesses are heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
Gully
Old England
Hargrave
Bia
John Dar
Danebury
John Day
Mr. G
William Day
Johan Day
Mr. Stebbings
Derby
John
William
Adda
Guily
Day
Mr. Golly
Mr. Stebbing
Mr. Gully
Manchester
Cuenca
St. George
Middlesex
Bryan King
Weavers
Pariah Church
SuErhero
Sheffield
Duke of Norfolk
Bouse
Taylor
St. Luke's
Lucifer Match
Mesars
Cocken and
Judd
Hartshorn Court
Golden Lane
Nag’s Head Court
Cocken
Queen Pomare Defies French Protectorate Demands in 1830s Letters
A long letter from Queen Pomare to the King of the French recounts conflicts with Dupetit Thouars and Moerenhaut, detailing coercion for money, capture of lands, and the 1839 Artemis incident. She accuses French officers of desecrating Sabbaths, pressuring chiefs, and waging war, while praising missionaries and British support. She appeals to Queen Victoria and Louis Philippe for justice and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomare
King
Ale
Dupeth Thouars
Venus
Mfoerenhaut
France
Dupetit Thouars
Motants
Papeeto
Tahitt
Laval
Caset
Paofi
Motunta
Papeete
Teahamoa
Ebrill
la Place
Dupetic Thouars
Europe
Moerenbach
Moerenheut
Stevie
Carpegna
Moerenhaut
Commissioner Royal
Valparaiso
Moerenbaut
Paraite
Tauraibut
Bruat
Papeetes
Broet
Mahsena
Haspape
Fanas
Mabaeoe
Peo Ie
Hagpage
Fanea
Joseph Lefevre
Buuaauia
Alajor Fergus
Brust
Nicholas
Duetit Thouars
Brnat
Tati
Hitoti
Paraita
Utami
Brunt
Queen Victoria
Louis Philippe
Vonane
Grand Roman Catholic Procession in Nottingham
A vivid description of the Corpus Christi festival at St. Barnabas Nottingham. The ornate interior, canopy, and lavish robes mark a grand Catholic display with a long procession inside the church, choir, banners, and ceremonial rites observed by thousands of locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
St. Barnabas
Derby Road
Roman Catholica
Corpus Christi
Griffin
I. H.S
Doria
Earl of Shrewsbury
Tost
Aida
Bede
Duel near Gosport shakes port in England
Reports from Gosport detail a fatal duel between Mr Hawkey and Mr Seton over a disputed quarrel at a social gathering. Seton wounded, in danger. Hawkey and second face forfeiture of commissions under army navy rules. Further letters from Mrs Hawkey challenge press distortions as investigations continue.
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Mr. Seton
Dr. Stewart
Mr.ankey
Ali
Seton
Hawkey
Sherwood
Times
Pym
Bowles
Lieut. Hawkey
Sun
Morning Post
Hawker
King's Terrace
Southsea
Hampshire Advertiser
Quebec
Two Indies
Lettter
Gosport
Hampshire
Neas Coxnexios
London
Gofront
Pro
Marines
Spider
South America
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