Latest Intelligence and Crime from London to Dublin
A long wired dispatch mixes warnings from Warsaw on police tyranny with British crime reports. It covers Warsaw’s surveillance regime and fines for lighting during royal anniversaries, a Worcester salt monopoly debate, a London counterfeit case, a Belfast runaway, a 17 year old dockland death, baseless abductions, a Tyrone centenarian, and a Newcastle railway murder involving two Irish navies and Captain Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Teperial
Warshaw
Globe
Worcester
Worcester Chamber of Commurree
Guildhall
East India Company
Great Britain
Worcestershire
Stoke Prior
Droitwich
East Indies
Scouldrel
Max
Nathaniel Reynolds
Belfast
New York
Alleghany County Advocate
Samuel Fellows
Cleveland
Ohio
Beisery Reynolds
Nathaniel
Fellows
County of
Tyrone
McEvasc
Waam
Donald Donovan
No. 4
Backcourt
Tooley Street
Southwark
Toppine's Wharf
St. Olive's Church
Tooley-street
Guy's Hospital
County
WeExstorp
Basland
Nowlan
Dockini
Camotin
Dublin
Waterford Chronicle
Mille
George and Dragon
Upper
Cleveland Street
Fitzroy Square
Margaret Fitzgerald
Walsh
Ireland
Fitzgerald
Little Orchard Piece
Portman Square
Cambridge Court
Acul de Sac
Freland
O'Connell
Dar- Tynang
Ralph Osborne
M.P
Paris
Spain
Montpensier
Louis Philippe
Bulwer
Madrid
Aranjuez
Don Francisco d’Asis
Isabella
Duke de Montpensier
Infanta
Luisa
Germany
Berlin
Isabella II
M. Guizot
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Norther
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basie
Fampoux
Dieppe
Paris and Strasburgh
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Cette
Mapaio
Count de Bresson
Heraldo
Christina
England
France
London
Utrecht
Louie Philippe
Duke of Orleans
Europe
Francisco de Assis
America
Liverpool
Norning
Mersey
Marmion
Edwarde
Washington
Gulf
Mexico
New York Herald
War Department
Monterey
Tampico
Maine
Union
Illinois
Nauvea
St. Louis
Hall
Dundrum Bay
Sbe
Annabay Point
S.W
Sabe
Mizen
Ceptais Hosken
Ler
Duntis
Board of Works
Mulvany
Coromandel
Mesera, Wilson and Cooke
Russell Street
Dockhead
Bermondsey
Munsvoratte
S.E
Renant
Ladiee
Martinson
Coringa
Charta
Haddington
Dundrum
Exchange Rooms
Liverpool Courier
Tre Wutrrtsaton Clan
Hall of Commerce
Threadweeds Street
Manchester Athenicum
Birmingham Athenic Institute
General Post Office
Banka
Mantial
Houxston Barracks
Matthewson
7Th Hussars
12Th Lancers
Viscount St. Lawrence
Thomas Matthewson
John Thomas Matthewson
Horse Guards
Lancers
Lambeth
William Wilmott Byron
Mensford
Alr. Knight
Basinghall-street
Newsford
Ballantine
Charlotte F. White
Connaught Terrace
Edgware Road
Mr. Norton
Francis Raymond
Swiss Cottage
Dalston
Barnes
Hy Son
Fortnigtt
Newcastle- upon-Tyse
Little Benton
Newcastle and Berwick
Long Benton
Camperdown
Newcastle
Carter
Captain Potts
Benton Park
Byker
Potte
George Mathews
Potts
Benton
Benton Park Farm
Themen
Reed
Sunderland
John Hugh Murray
Mathews
King’s County
Irewad
Daniel Hines
Oxfordshire
Debut of Madame Bishop at Drury Lane in The Maid of Artuis
The Drury Lane revival of Balfe’s The Maid of Artuis features Madame Anna Bishop as Isoline with a strong cast. Critics praise her soprano sfogate voice, dramatic presence, and technical finesse, calling the performance the finest in English opera for years. The production includes new passages, enhanced scenery, and a favorably received third act desert scene, with praise for the orchestra under Signor Schirra and the overall revival’s impact on the theatre's fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfe
Maid of Artuis
Nalbran
Madame Anna Biahop
London
Marquis de Chateau Vieux
Borrani
Jules de Montengan
W. Harrison
Madame Bishop
Italy
Sfogate
Rossini
Handel
Naples
Mercadante
Malibran
Artois
Mr. Balle
Mr. Herrison
Jules de Montagnon
Isoline
Desert
Drury Lane
Harrison
Weiss
Giselle
Carlotta Grisi
Food Riots in Ireland Rise in Dungarvan Violence
Dungarvan riot reports confirm a severe food crisis with armed force used against crowds. Police and Royal Dragoons suppressed shops, hundreds gathered, some wounded mortally. Proclamations and public works plans followed to quell unrest and feed starving workers.
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Court House
Dungarvan
England
D. Dower
Carberry’s Lane
Fisher
Brand
Howley
Finhar
Kilmacthomas
Int Royal Dragoons
Lord Stuart
Waterford
James Byrne
William Street
Howles
Robert Longan
B. Boate
N. Humble
J. P.s
Mr. Howley
Howiey
O'Gorman
Rooney
William-street
Carroll
Christian Schools
Meno
Walsh
Christian
Dublin Castle
Board of Works
H. Lanovenene
Cork
Repeal Association
John O'Connell
Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland
People of Ireland
Aiden Waa
Cab
Patien
Thames Tide Floods Bankside and Lambeth Dwellings
On Wednesday the Thames rose to a dangerous height flooding low lying areas and warehouses along Bankside and Lambeth. Dwellings of dredgermen and others were inundated for hours forcing families to abandon homes until pumps removed the water. Markets and gardens near Nine Elms Battersea and Kelsey suffered extensive damage to flowers and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Bankside
Lambeth
Vauxhall
Nine Elms
Battereea
Wandseerih
Kelsey
Ale Aoeia
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Lnance Garcens
Duke of Leinster
Raton Osnoxxt
Newtown-Anner
Clonmel
Madame Anna Bishop
Drury Lane Theatre
Mr. Smith
Montmorency
Smith
Net Makere
Cranbourne-street
Mrs. Smith
Emery
Frank Matthews
Tattersall
Tom Tulloch
Terrier
Jonathan Wild
Auricula
Glassy
Cherry
Derby
Sting
Baron
Tatton Sykes
Anson
Crockford
O'Brien
W. Scot
Sir Tatton Sykes
Mytton
the Baron
Wigram
Keahong
B. Green
W. Powlett
Fort Willian
Cheaterfield
Miltow
Flahow
Wreford
Wit's End
Mr. Nunn
Juanna Calt
Angon
Lord Glasgow
Rolt
R. Boyce
Jous'Cosseve
Curn Exchange
Lanp
Kenry
Kerry
Earl of Devon
William Talbot Crosbie
Eay
Ardfert Abbey
Earl of
Monsell
Tervoe
Dentin
Earl of Besborough
Victoria
Ennia
Castleconnell
88Th Connaught Rangers
Castlebar
Nenagh
88Th Regiment
Tipperary
88Th Regiment of Foot
Connaught Rangers
Malta
Limerick
Bennett
Nenagh Guardian