Mixed News Notes From Britain and Abroad
A digest of political, scientific, and social items covers fluctuating Holyoake era politics with Williams and Berkeley in Bradford and Cheltenham. It notes Hume’s stance on repeal, refugee tallies in Paris, a musicianly account of professors exiled at Gottingen, a coal mine disaster, railway finances after a crash, and a Parisian animal control case. Also includes surgical advances in Glasgow, a Dublin cathedral election, and a Durham dean’s integrity amid estate deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P
Manningham
Addingham
York Courant
Cheltenham
C. Berkeley
Hume
Houses of Commons
Lords
Paris
Crint
England
Spain
Brenicker
Berlin
St. Davin's
John Banks Jenkinson
Earl of Liverpool
Rive-de-Gier
Alderman Gibbs
Farncomb
Sherff
Corporation
Alderman. Magnay
Burton
Common Council
Aldersgate Ward
Railway Times
London and South Western
Southampton
Corréze
France
Mary Ann Franklin
King’s College Hospital
Archdeacon Torrens
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Patrick's
Patrick's Cathedral
Dublin
Fletcher and Wheatley
Piccadilly
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I
Prince of Wales
Charles II
Duke of Yorke
Nell Gwynn
T. Lucy
Shakspeare
Isaac Newton
C. Wren
G. Kneller
Lord Rochester
Dryden
John Ireton
Hunter
Andersonian University
Glasgow
Galignani
Manchester and
Leeds
Sowerby-bridge
Earl Lovelace
East Horsley
Lucas
Bristol Mirror
Dursam
Waddington
Durham
Tyne Mercury
Lanarkshire
Symons
Sheridan's The Critic and English Etiquette at London theatres
The Covent Garden and Lyric theatres stage Sheridan's The Critic with a strong cast led by Mr W Farren and Mr C Mathews, followed by English Etiquette a lively comedy featuring Mr Balls and Mr Horton. Lapter's Theatre presents The Fair Maid of Tottenam Court with Gilbert Emily and Lovel amid intrigue. Prince's Theatre opens with Fridolin from Schiller, Miss Romer as prima donna, and plans for further operatic works. provincial theatres face poor demand while Paris venues report theater fires and embered relics discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent-Garden
Sheridan
W. Farren
Puff
C. Mathews
Sneer
Cooper
Dangle
Hemming
Harley
Orger
C. Jones
Mark Lemon
Lympic Theatre
Bloomington
Mrs. Garrick
Handel Dibbs
Balls
Mr. Handel Dibbs
Monsieur Achille Townsend
Lapter
Tottenam-court
Gilbert
Emily
Lord Lovel
Fair Maid
Forest of Charing
Dick Fin
Islington
Williams
Collier
Languere
Gilbert of Marston
Mrs. Homner
Bridget
Fin
J.W. Collier
Maskell
Royal George
Arnold
Prince's Theatre
St. James’s
Messrs
Barnetts
Romer
Covent-garden Theatre
Fridolin
Schiller
Retzsch
H. Phillips
Morley
Frazer
Wild
Adeline Cooper
Collett
T. E. Wilkes
Frederick the Great
Balfe
Paris
Macfarren
E. L. Loder
Peake
Lunn
Grattan
Prince Albert
Charles Kemble
Liston
Bath
Brighton
Cheltenham
Theatre Royal
Liverpool
York
Hull
Leeds
Davidge
Plunkett Gratton
Gloucester
H. Bennett
Coventry
Worcester
Shrewsbury
Leicester
Ducrow
Manchester
Ternan
Newcastle
Beverley
Shields
Sunderland
Norwich
Burnett
Oxford
Birmingham
Murray
Kent
Avants
Theatre de l Ambigu Comique
Derby betting at Tattersalls and Worcester Autumn meeting results
At Tattersalls on Monday Derby betting showed mixed progress with Rosalie colt dropping to 20 to 1 and Marshal Soult rising. Final quotes listed numerous placed bets with many taken including Eringo, Coronation, and Ralph. Thursday’s outlook suggests a quiet winter season. Worcester Autumn Meeting reports include Stage and The Knight winners, The Baron and Finality in other heats, Moonshine and Fat Jack among buyers, and Fat Jack prevailing in a three-heat handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall'ss
Newmarket
Rosalie
Eringo
Coronation
Ralph
Marshal Soult
Sir Hans
Duke of Wellington
Scott
Thornhill
Rawlinson
Lord Bruce
Lord Jersey
Lot
W. Scott
Lord Albemarle
Colonel Peel
Chamelion
G. Heathcote
Mr. Forth
Duke of Rutland
Buckley
Tom
Wreford
Wahab
Yates
Simoom
Westminster
van Amburgh
Exeter
Abydes
G. Bentinck
Duke of Beaufort
Anson
Deirby
Chameleon
Mr. Alpin
the Baron
Crickmere
Mr. Robinson
Cowley
E. Herbert
Sam Weller
Worcestershire Hunters
Mr. Rising
Mr. Rose
Sir Harry
Tommy
Colonel Clive
Mr. Hope
Charles
Reece
Mr. Evans
Fat Jack
Dodgson
Charley
Collett
the Dean
Colware Isaac
Cat
Sweepstakes Entries and Royal Buck Hounds Meet at Salthill
The notice lists a sweepstakes of one hundred sows within 20 miles of Market Harborough on the 26th instant, with names of entrants. A grand hunt at Salthill drew hundreds as Buck Hounds and royal spectators gathered, a stag was uncatalogued at twelve, and the chase covered about twenty miles in two and a half hours, with a second meet planned at Iverheath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Harborough
Sir E. Mostyn
Mr. Elmore
Jerry
Mr. Quartermaine
Zethus
Walker
Peter Simple
Oliver
the Greyling
E. Davy
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Harburo
Winchester Cathedral
Mountjoy
Sudbury
Bury
HER Majesty's
Salthill
Prince Albert
Windsor
Lord Kinnaird
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Earl of
Uxbridge
Alfred Paget
William Beresford
Watkin Williams Wynn
Henry W. G. Paget
Robert Gill
W. B. Harcourt
Bulkeley
Sidney Godolphin Osborne
Maynard
The
Blues
Granville
William Penn
Stoke-park
George Edward Anson
Great Western Railway
Chalvey
Charles Davis
Dorneycommon
Thames
Monkey-island
Maidenhead-bridge
Holyport
White Waltham
New-lodge
North-street
Winkfield
Ferne-hill
Iverheath
Bear Fight on an Excursion Ends in Bloodless Victory
A curious tale from St. John's Morning News recounts a partridge shoot where a bear attacked Isaac Foshay of Studholm, his servant, and a boy. Foshay fired, the bear hugged the man, the boy then severed the bear’s jugular with a knife, ending the deadly encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Foshay
Studholm
K.C
Hughes Davies
Messrs
Crouhet, Gardner, and Co
Lime-street
City
Messrs. Coates
M‘naughton
Seedly
Pendleton
Charles Hopkins
Manchester Chronicle
W. Car‘ter
Surrey
King’s Arms
Kew
James Baldwin
Turnham-green
London
Inquiry urged into Cardigan conduct in command of hussars
A meeting urged Captain Reynolds be reinstated and Lord Cardigan dismissed. Fifth resolution condemned Lord Hill’s Horse Guards administration as.impartial and unjust. A petition to the Queen requested an inquiry into the 11th Hussars system, reinstatement of Reynolds, and Cardigan’s dismission. A vote of thanks followed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Reynoxps
Exeventa Hussairs
Honourable Court
Riccard Anthony Reynolds
Reynouds
11Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Theophilus Levett
Richard Anthony Reynolds
Burlinton
R. A. Reynolds
Lord Cardigan
Deene-park
11Th
Reynolds
Mason Jenkins
Brighton
Jenkins
11Th Hussars
Major
India
Captain Reynolds
Horse-guards
Lord Hill
Albert
Cotswold
Reyxoips
Cockspur Street
Hine
Hewett
Lth
Hussars
Earl of Cardigan
Latest Intelligence from the Seat of War
Reports from Marseilles and Beyrout recount swift troop movements by Britain, France and the Ottoman government during the Syria and Egypt campaigns. Ibrahim Pacha’s forces suffer defeats, Beyrout falls to allied troops, and Turkish, Egyptian, and Syrian leaders maneuver amid rising foreign aid and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Malta
Beyrout
Alexandria
Alt. Matta
Levant
Leouidas
Fulton
Syria
Tahiri Bahiri
Ibrahim Pacha
Hodges
Constantinople
Stopford
Bandeira
Walker
Smyrna
Marianna
Osman Pacha
Sheik
Francis
Bechir
Osman
Mulkuta
Balbec
Dschunich
Lebanon
Tripoli
Izzet Pacha
Admiral Stopford
Druses
Sultan Abdul-Medshid
Ibrahim
Soliman Pacha
Sublime Porte
el Kasim
Emir Bechir
Sidon
Djuni Bay
Napier
Gorgon
Cyclops
Acre
Captain Berkeley
Thunderer
Archduke Frederick
Tsu Dereat
Israyim Pacha
Selim Pacha
Jockmus
Buin
Monemer Ali
Egypt
Soliman Pachas
Mustaphe Pacha
Candia
Mushir
Pacha
Talbot
Bonaparte
Lord Ponsonby
Porte
Nejib
Toulon
M. Walewski
Mehemet Ali
France
Londo
London
M. de Watowski
Tehiri Bahiri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fitzroy Fisher
Union
Lord Exmouth
Plymouth Journal
Sporting Intelligence
Seat of War
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