NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS AND OTHER ITEMS
The Glasgow Chronicle reports judges attending the exchequer chamber to nominate sheriffs for the year. News items note Mr Hastie MP’s return to London after a leg injury. Dublin hosts Foxgrit’s funeral procession from Ballitore to Leighlin. Burton centenarian Mrs Shorthose is celebrated. Constantinople reports a 4,000,000 pound loan and military remount plans. The Liverpool mayoral result favors Thomas Bolton. A temperance society forms at Hexham. A Tyne monument plan gains Duke of Northumberland support with £500. A Suffolk vessel disappearance fears rise near Yarmouth. The Mason Jenkins service critiques army promotions. German sentiment resists France. Prussia’s army is sizable. An Austrian bank, Wendel & Co, suspends payments. A Somerset rector nets tithe fees via an attorney. The Western Railway chair Easthope resigns amid management disputes. Boulogne fishermen hide Guizot trunk contents leading to a seizure. Hugh MIntosh’s will leaves fortune to widow and children. A Dudley gun incident offers £100 reward. Rifle Brigade divisions prepare to sail for Malta. Ayrshire needlework orders hint at a royal commission. A dog’s vet misadventure prompts a humorous tale. Hereford pavement tessellations are secured for display.
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Exchequer Chamber
Livy Council
Hastie
Paisley
London
Glasgow Chronicle
Foxgrit
England
Ad Stepai
Augsburg Gazette
Churchill
Syria
Charles Smith
Lincoln Vercury
Liverpool
Thomas Bolton
John Shaw Leigh
Gladstone
Brighton Railroad Company
Hexham
Northumberland
Tyne
Duke of Northumberland
George
Broom
Yarmouth
Suffolk Chronicle
Mason Jenkins
Major Jenkins
Earl of Cardigan
Jenkins
India
Bhuttpore
Llth Hussars
Waterloo
15Th Hussars
Brighton Herald
Germany
France
Prussia
Tablet
Vienna
Wendel and Co
Shrer
Somersetshire
Tug South-Western Railway
Easthope
Hampshire Independent
Boulogne
M. Guizot
Huey M‘intosh
Hugh M‘intosh
Bloomsbury Square
Biddleses
London and Greenwich
East India Docks
Britannia
Dudley
Fred
William Field
Dixon’s-green
John Meredith
Rifle Brigade
Major Saumarez
Euston-square
Ayrshire
Ayr
Ripon
York Herald
Hereford
Kenchester
Jennings
Plaster of Paris
Philosophical Institution
Hereford Journal
Macbeth at Drury Lane Concerts D'Hiver English Triumph
The Drury Lane concerts praise Matthew Locke’s Macbeth music, arranged masterfully by Eliason, highlighting orchestral color and English talent. Balfe’s Falstaff trio and overtures to Le Pre aux Clercs, The Siege of Corinth, and Euryanthe headline a week of refined performances. The Adelp hi Theatre also hosts The Old Curiosity Shop burletta with strong ensemble humor and memorable impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Lane
Matthew Locke
Eliason
Noy
Coventgarden
Macready
Drury-lane
Prospero
Koénig
Musard
Dantonet
Balfe
Koéning
Jarrett
le Pre Aux Clercs
Corinth
Macbeth
d’Hiver
Adelphi Theatre
E. Stirling
Dickens
Humphrey
Nell
Mr. Quilp
Wieland
Tom Codlin
Paul Bedford
Mr. Nightingale
Sylvester Daggerwood
Mr. Macready
Mr. Keeley
Beula
Mrs. Keeley
Mr. Yates
Wilkinson
Mr. Wright
Dick Swiveller
Boz
Father Mathew
Ouy Meric
Butler
Balls
J. Mordaunt
Shakspeare
Widsummer
Covent-garden Theatre
Frazer
Charles Keanu
Liverpool Theatre
Cheltenham
Braham
New York
Park Theatre
the Woods
Mlle. Mans
Hippolyte Mars
Manuel
Paris
Porsox
Journal de [Aveyron
Aurillac
Pierre le Rouge
Borouavux
Bordeaux
Felicien
Yulz
Eliabide
Tattersall’s Racing Odds and Favourites Review
Sporting intelligence previews Thursday’s horse racing action at Tattersall’s noting a dull season but a solid list of favourites. Coronation improves to 16 to 1 while Rosalie colt and Sir Hans slide. Marshal Soult leads bets with several others backed at various prices. Eringo and Cameleon show notable shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronation
Rosalie Colt
Sir Hans
Marshal Soult
Thornhill
Rawlinson
Colonel Peel
W. Scott
Eringo
Ralph
Rawlison
Scott
Lord Chesterfield
Rattle’s Dam Colt (Taken); 40 To 1 Agst Mr. Greville
Palemon
Westminster
van. Amburgh
Gen. Yates
Simoom
Steeplechase Entries and Race Plans Near Market Harborough
Listings show a 100 sow sweepstakes within 20 miles of Market Harborough on the 26th with entrants from Sir E Mostyn and other patrons, plus Newmarket Oatlands shifting to a 30 sov handicap with 100 sovs added. Also notes racing weights, entry fees, and class split rules.
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Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Newmarket
Duke of Cleveland
Raby Castle
John Smith
Thames Ditton
Joseph Clark
Kingston
Richard Potter
George Dewdney
Godstone
Sussex Express
Fox
Kendal
Regnard
Lockrigg-wood
Hutton
J. Askew
Helme
Reynard
Mr. A
G. Bateman
Dog and Duck Inn
Barras-green
End-moor
Natland
Mr. Harrison
W. Cassan
Larnkrigg
Sedgwick
Leven’s-park
Leven’s Park
Heave's-lodge
Sly Reynard
Sizergh-park
Carradus
Brigsteer Park
Mr. Bateman
Kendal Mercury
Creedy
Newton
St. Cyres
Thomas Moore
Carpenter
British commissioners named in Naples claims inquiry
It is reported that Sir Woodbine Parish and Mr. Sullivan have been chosen as the British commissioners to adjust Naples claimings, with Neapolitan nominees held in high regard for good faith. The Observer notes the appointment, alongside praise for their integrity and stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Woodbine Parish
Buenos Ayres
Sullivan
Stutgard
Cambridge
Lord Lyndhurst
Trinity
Awful Railway Accidents Across Three Lines in England
A London and Birmingham collision near Harrow station killed two aboard despite no widespread loss of life. Another crash at Harrow involved engines No 1 and No 82 with multiple fatalities, serious injuries, and hours of line disruption. A York and North Midland collision at Milford killed and injured passengers, while a Birmingham and Gloucester trial engine exploded at Bromsgrove, killing a driver and injuring others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and Birmingham
Harrow
Glynn
Calvert
Saltmarsh
Creed
Euston-grove
Simpson
Orrich
Bevent
London and Birmingham Company
London
Watford
Camden
Reading
Euston Square
Marrow
Birmingham
Harrow Road
Queen’s Arms Tavern
Hewlett
No. 82
Frederick Smith
Wakley
Worcester
Queen’s Head
York and North Midland Railway
Leeds
Leeds and
Selby
Milford
Hull
Sherburn
York Courant
Birmingham and Gloucester
Bromsgrove
Church
Grand Junction Railway
Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
Scarf
Reutherford
Lesrf
Widland Counties
Attempted murder and highway robbery near Staines and Egham
In the Surrey area of Staines and Egham Hythe on a Saturday night two men attacked John Higgins near halfway between the towns, robbing him of about 10s to 11s and leaving him badly injured. Police identified suspects John Connell and John Barnes, with Connell captured at a pub and remanded. Higgins’s condition described as grave with possible internal injuries. Barnes later reported captured near Kingston as investigations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staines
Egham
Egham Hythe
Staines-bridge
Burton
T Division
John Higgins
Essex-street
Whitechapel
mTans
Jack
Higgins
John Connell
John Barnes
Connell
Running Horse
Wood
M.P
Freemantle
Carpenter
Messrs. Strachan and Sullivan
Red Lica Inn
Feltham
Bedfont
Butler
Curtis
Horn
Egham Church
Surrey
Middlesex
Ward
J. Higgins
High Bank
Thames
Barnes
Kingston
V Division of Police
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Louth
Glasgow
Plymouth
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Thomas Smith
George Lemon
William Harndall
Great Ealing
Col. Clitherow
Messrs
Pownall
Turner
Twining
Brentford Petty Sessions
Newgate
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall