Miscellany notes on theaters and ships in distant lands
The page records varied items from royal support for winter theatre leases at Drury Lane and Covent Garden to plans for lace factory regulation and harbor improvements at Leith. It notes bankruptcies after the Imperial Bank of Manchester collapse, dockyard changes, a Richard Cewar-de-Lion tomb, hops pickers deserting work, and local court sentences, along with assorted global curiosities and notices.
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Lord Uxbridge
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Mer Bon
Nottingham
Derby
Leicester
Gloucester
Somerset
Devon
Nottingham Journal
Imperial Bank of Manchester
Leith Pier
Maryh
Antient
Leith
Richard Cewar-de-Lion
M. Deville
Rouen
the Virgin
Cardinal d'Amboise
Mr. Barneby
Worcester Chronicle
Wiltshire
Earl of Radnor
Andover
Wilts Herald
Robt
H. Clive
M.P
Hereford Church Building Society
Duke of Wellington
Haydon
Walmer Castle
Liverpool
Loughley Loch
Tarbslton
Kilmarnock Journal
Leipsig
Prince Puckler Muskau
Esther Stanhope
Trapr
William Baynes
Hatter
Eicester
Messrs
Jolly
Berridge
St. Martin's
Leicester Mercury
Arich Hollander
Weber
Tancredi
Kensington
John Chaplin
King-street
Hammersmith
Police Courts
Heather
Aldwick Green
Chichester
Telegraph
Great Britain
Railway A
Messrs. J. and
C. Bailey
Guest, Lewis
Joseph Moody
Moody
Fela de Se
Devizes Gazelle
Ireland
England
Isle
Montpoint
Department
Dordogne
Monpar
Edward Godfrey Leman
John Leman
Leicester Journal
Western Times
Bridford
Christow
Bell Yard
Golden-square
Barbican
Wilson
Plummer
Broadway
New Fork
Newcastle
Duke of Sussex
Lambton Castle
Newcastle Chronicle
Joseph James
Castlemorton
Wigrechier & Erald
Woronzow
New Russia
Bessarabia
St. George's District
Camberwell
Church Road
Henry Kemble
East Surrey
Academy of Sciences
Paris
Daniel
New-street
Billericay
Elizabeth Bridges
Rush
Chelmsford Chronicle
Marshall
Turner
Hull
Wantage
Letcombe Downs
Oxford Herald
Yorkshire Hussars
Knavesmire
York
Bielby Lawley
Lord Wenlock
Middlethorpe
Drury Lane Season Opens With Lavish Scenic Effects
The new management at Drury Lane showcases enhanced scenic and decorative departments. Performances feature Le Lac des Fees and The Fairy Lake with strong vocalists Mrs Waylett and Mr Leffler, plus a transformed Exquisite, while Poole’s Turning the Tables and The Jew and the Doctor draw crowds. Wild Oats returns to broad applause and Hay Market reports a strong run for Bulwer's Sea Captain.
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Metiaeus
Zela
Poole
Dowton
Abednego
Collins
Hay Market
I. J. Bulwer
Saunders
Otley
E.L. Bulwer
Lyons
Walter Raleigh
Norman
Macready
Raleigh
Bevonshire
Elizabeth
Countess of Arundel
Adelphi
London-bridge
Wood
Jack Sheppard
Tyburn Tree
Jonathan Wild
Paul Bedford
Keeley
Ophine Lacy
Drury Lane
Rossini
Hammond
Miss Phillips
America
Morley
John Barnett
Covent Garden
Mozart
Dibrello
Z. Barnett
Farinelli
Germany
Frankfort-on-the- Maine
Schnyder von Wartensee
Bruschina
Olympic Theatre
M. Vanderburcht
Shakspeare
Berlioz
Academy of Music
Paris
Sheridan Knowles
Newmarket Houghton Meeting Races Begin Under Unfavourable Weather
Sporting intelligence reports a damp Newmarket meeting with several false starts. Lanercost wins the Cambridgeshire Stakes by a length, Hetman second, Mickleton Maid third. Crucifix and Gibraltar share the Criterion Stakes, while Sal Volatile and Roxana contest the £50 Stakes, Roxana trailing by about six lengths. Handlen Plate winner is Lord Lichfield's Colt by Actzon. Other races include Proteus winning a foals race, Joannina taking the handicap for three-year-olds and upwards, and Grey Milton defeating Capote in a two-year-old race. Also noted is a report of two woodcocks shot at Derry Hill weighing over 14 ounces each.
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Hereford
Pencoyd
Hersford
Metternich
Wiesbaden
Count Munch-Bellinghausen
Iet
Presons
Ryan
Church-hole
Rotherhithe
St. Thomas's Enepiteh
Grove-lane
Camberwell
Durham University
Grey
Earl Grey
Wood
J. S. Robson
J. Robson
Brunton
St. Thomas's Hospital
Mary Anne Ray
Forestreet
Lambeth
St. Peter’s Counce
Southwark
St. Peter
Park Street
Winchester
Halifax Journal
Fabricius
Nash
Satan
Epucatrox
Carmez
C. H. Webb
Forebridge Hall
Stefford
Stubbs
Weston-hall
Stafordshire
William IV
Neve Hanne L. Wicknam
Breadalbane
Argyllshire
Duke of Argyll
Treasury
Duke of Newcastle
Worksop
London
Chesterfield
M. Curmer
M.de Balzac
M.L. C
Satrist
M.u.c
Les Actrices de Paris
Orpheus
J’rench
Covent-Garden
Strand Union
Boardroom
Surrey-street
Captain Forbes
Covent-garden Theatre
Moseley
Beazley
Robins
George Robins and Co
Drury Lane
St. Paul
Payne
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Louisa Murr
No. 7
Elliott's Court
Old Bailey
Wakley
Duke of York
North Wharf-road
Paddington
Joseph Birch
Charles Holmes
Farden
Droitwich
Maida-hill
Scott
London Hospital
Blackwall
Carter
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar-street
Walworth
Frederick Coulash
Newmarket Houghton
Mr. Ramsay
Hetman
Mickleton Maid
Lord G. Bentinck
Gen. Yates
Gibraltar
T.Y.C
Greville
Proteus
Lord Exeter
Sultan
Palais Royal
Lord Jersey
Joannina
Robinson
Shelley
Adrian
Lord Lichfield
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Portland
St. Peray
Feather
G. Bentinck
W. Day
Grey Milton
Wadeson
Buzzard
Margaret
Capote
Tly.c
Abeve
R. J. Rogers
Miss Hawk
Ae Rogers
Mr. Petiis
Romer
Lord Lynedoch
Hector
Hawk
W. Lewis
Abergavenny
Derry
National Education Correspondence Between Exeter Bishop and Lord Russell
Long exchange on education policy and church state relations. The Exeter bishop and Lord John Russell dispute parliamentary passages in a Privy Council pamphlet. They discuss secular instruction, religious instruction, and public funding, with steps toward a conference to align church oversight with national education needs.
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Exeter
J. Russell
England
Committee of Privy Council For Education
House of Lords
National Society
British and Foreign School Society
John Russell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Ereter
Marquis
Church of England
Committee of Council
Committee On Eduction
H. Bavanien
Coy BC
Buckhurst
Committee of Common Council
J. Russert
Privy Council On Education
H. Extrem
Lord John Russell
Mysterious Brentford death stirs town over wife Sarah Hope
In Brentford a death described as mysterious and suspected to be self-inflicted involved Sarah Hope wife of baker John Hope. Police inquiries reveal jealousy, intoxication, a clasp knife, and a backstory of tensions as coroner’s inquest looms to determine fault.
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Brentford
Sarah Hope
John Hope
Arnold
Lowe
Mr. Hope
Hope
Marquard
Metropolitan Police
Mr. H
Cooper
Farrell
Richards
Saiu
Medhurst
Hayes
Bull
Hughes
Old
Hops
Hoogz
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Glasgow
Barrat
Edinburgh
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Castle
R.N
Cowes
Southampton
Portsmouth
Dartmouth
Beaumaris
Cork
Lynn
Ramagate
Shoreham
Dublin
Belfast
Galway
Bombay
Ipswich
Chester
Troon
Dover
Plymouth
Rochester
Bristol
Ernest
Albert
Saxe Coburg
Sporting Intelligence
National Education