Real Fame and a London House Visit From Yarmouth Bloaters
Mixed excerpts show Sir Walter Scott celebrated with Yarmouth fish beyond local reach, a Louisville Sabbath school quip about a slave, and brief items on poetry, mesmerism, a bishop’s joke, skull discoveries, Voltaire profits, Bunyan tales, Chinese carving, Mary of Guelders, and a grim 5 pound beatings law example. The piece blends travel lore, humor, and Victorian curiosities with regional notices.
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Scott
Yarmouth
Finney
Billingsgate
Sussex
Tom
Walter Scott
Sir Walter
Jerusalem
Johnny Groat
Sussex Place
Paris
Neic Monthly
Dramatic theatre upgrades at Aprica and Sapies Wells noted
A detailed report describes extensive renovations at the Aprica theatre under Charles Manby with Wyatt designs influenced by French royal gardens. Improvements include a dome, new box decorations, slate stairs, and enhanced lighting and curtains. Sapies Wells opens its winter season with Coriolanus and praised performances by Younge, Cooper, and Miss Glyon, while other venues and acts receive brief mentions of reception and engagements.
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Charles Manby
Wyatt
Lang
Royal Gardens
France
Lonin XIV
Muslic
Mesars
Pitt
Joboatone
Llangollen
The
Derby
Adelphi
Madame Celeste
Pet
Webster
Sapies's Wells
London
Mgr
Phelper Coriolanus
Miss Glyon
Charles Kemble
Scharf
Liverpool Journal
Cambria
New York
W.J. Hammond
Hammond
Liverpool
Haramond
Metropolis
Strand Theatre
Drury Jane
Etran Rey
England
Liverpool Committee
Whiteman
Branewick Hotel
Cremorne Gardens
George Batty
Boble Lron
Aatley
Batty
Gale
Bang
Mortlake
Surrey
Roya
Alexandria
Ripon, Oriental and Peninsular
Southampton
Newmarket First October Meeting Opens With Tight Odds
Sporting intelligence reports sparse attendance at Tattersalls with close racing odds for major stakes at Newmarket. Elthiron and Tadmor show strong betting support in the Taresgrat and Highland Fling races while Ning suffers, and Paladin, Escalade, and Nina feature among contenders in several listed events.
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Tattersall
Newmarket
Lord Eglinton
Elthirop
Col. Peel
Tadmor
Duke of Rutland
Creanewitch
M‘clancy
Lanesborough
Aanon
W. S. Crawford
Col Peel
Dacia
Peel
Palma
Shelley
Murphy
Disney
Meiklam
Poynton
J. B. Day
Johne
Quin
Cambridgeshire
Pedley
Payne
Glendower
Crawford
Tenic
Eglinton
the Flying Dutchman
Clifden
Duke of Bedford
Newport
Elbiron
Oaks
Stanley
Ab. M
Colonel Peel
Lord Strathmore
Lord Clifden
Robinson
B. Green
Nat
Malmesury
F. Butler
Moore
Wilmot
Collingwood
Cocsannt
Ducan-Durras
Keraun
Paladin
Mr. Greville
J. Hawley
Mr. Payne
Mr. Wreford
Czarina
Lord Stanley
Lord Orford
Sir Hercules
Firefly
Lord Exeter
Voltaire
Mecca
Mr. Elwes
Sir J. Hawley
Ahursdaty
Ratland
Nina
Duke of Richmond
Ploughsboy
Hidallah
Scutari
Marinella
Marmora
Lengiha
C. Rutland Stakes Couras
G. Harrison
Mr. S. Stanley
St. Aon
Coleone
Templeman
Marlow
Bornev
Traitreas
Goodwood
Cacus
Hotspur
Herbert
Letitia
Memento
Ruabon
Bon-Bon
Paquita
Fleece
Elthiron
Ning
Highland Fling
Eltbiron
Borneo
Her Majesty's Plate
Lord Lonadale
Jericho
Duta
Bedford
Sobraon
Marabal Grosvenor
Mr. B. Green
T.Y.C. Post
D.L
Murder and Fatal Fire at Winster Inquest verdict given
In Winster near Bakewell a mother Lydia Bateman killed her youngest child with a razor and wounded another before attempting suicide. James Bateman the father testified of finding the child dead and the mother wounded. The inquest returned a verdict of wilful murder against Lydia Bateman. The report notes the mother’s weak mind and possible recovery prognosis for the mother.
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Wirksworth
Winater
Bakewell
James Bateman
Lydia Bateman
Honas
Cess
Thomas Mander
le Alept
Thomas
Mary
Robert
Elizabeth
John Smith
Winster
Batemans
James Bataman
Jemea
Lydis Hateman
Wiliam Raines
Winster, Wheelwright
Aeven
Mr. Evans
C_ Evane, Esq
Wan
Derby Mercury
William Scott
Bia
Vonraapano Texacco
Simpson
Coast Guard Service
Charlton
Essex
Britain
Queen
Byford
Barking
Ostend
Thames
Custom House
Thomas Cornell
Her Majesty
Philips Beverley
Solicitor of Customs
Traill
Greenwich
Romford
Kent
Beverley
Billingsgate Market
London
Stamford Bill
Hackney
St. Clement Danes
Strand
St. Anne
Westminster
Amwell
Berkenwell
St. Leonard's Gale District
Shoreditch
Bow and Bromley
Popler
St. John
St. Olave's
George, Pope, and Harrison
Exclee
Broad Street
Nickolls
Nicholls
Increased Police Payment and Pauper Emigration Debate
Marylebone vestry debated raising police funding with a proposed £4,114 5s 8d increase affecting Middlesex totals. It backed delaying full payment, while voicing opposition to higher rates, amid broader emigration plans for pauper youths to New South Wales under Earl Grey and Colonial Emigration directions.
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Metropolitan Police
Marytebone
Mr. Flood
Vabious
St. Pancras
St. Georges
Hanover Square
St. James's
St. Anne's
Westminster
Garnett
Marylebone
County of Middlesex
St. George's
St. Anne’s
Michie
Mr. Garnett
Charitat
Preas
J. Bell
Hakes
Mr. Vanheems
Kirby
Bridgman
Powell
Ruddell Todd
Broughton
W. Williams
Colonies
Earl Grey
New South Wales
Setvera
Ancuipary Mrcarz
T. F. Elliott
Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners
Colonial Office
Colonial Land and Emigration
Lord Grey
Lam
Renty and Guardians
Lord Gray
Sama
B. Hawes
St. Marylebone
Flood
Troswas Toonne
Whitehall Plece
Ray
Garrett
County of
Middlesex
G. Grey
Mr. Wileon
Marylebone Vestry
Operative Bakers of
Woolwich
Steam Packet Hotel
Metropolia
Robert Groavenor
B. Hail
Central Committee of London
Greenwich
Paddington
Walmer Castle
Stings Jane
Newroad
Afr
Gibbafa
Central Committee
House of Commons
Robert Grosvenor
Benjamin Hall
Lord Rabley
Jan Aller Stranger
Ion
Eiz
Arthur
Stirling
Hir. Burke
London
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Burke
Stirling Castle
Algoro Bam
Edinburgh Advertiser
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Colonel Chesterton
House of Correction
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Yonge
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Stockton
Bea
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