Racing odds and results from a brisk Newmarket week
A detailed summary notes betting odds for Bellissima Portrait and Napier, a Tuesday card heavy with Arcanus bets, and a sequence of races from Wednesday through Friday. Key winners include Minaret, Ameine, Prosady, Pompey, Palladium, and Murat, with Derby betting chatter and a discussion on Scott's Derby lot amid a lively attendance and praise for the week’s racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Albemarle
Robinson
Lord Kelburne
Mr. Payne
Cecil
Nat
Duke of Bedford
Magog
Dexky
Scott's Lot
Napier and
Murat
Napier
Parthian
Lord Exeter
F. Clarke
Arcanus
Bellissima
Florence
Jockey Club
Mr. Rogers
Hornsea
Antone
Bartholomew
J. Clarke
Shelley
Vettit
Giacetmeat
Lord Albamarle
Rowland
Sumuth
Mr. Oshaldeston
Beby
Saddler
Dain
Mr. Bovee
Lord
Sweetmeat
Miniature
Blazer
Ameine
T.M.M
Rogers
Prasody
Woldsman
Prosady
Image
Col. Peel
Lord Eglintoun
Duke of Graffton
Ratcatcher
Turquoise
Rhodope
Dublin
Marie
Lasso
Palladium
Scott
Bette
Major Yarburgh
Dumpling
Mahomet
Lord Chesterfield
Colonel Anson
Mr. Bowes
Scott's
Denny
Blakelock
Lord Westminster
Maria Day
Melior
Suge
Lord Albemarne
Nuncio
T.Y.C
Ralph
Lord Eglinton
Dr. Caius
Oakley
Lord Rosslyn
Camelind
F.Y.C
Colonel Peel
Colonel Ansin
Beiram
Marinella
Mr. Etwall
J. Day
Pettit
Forth
Lucy Banks
Ive
Folly
Exeter
Abydos
Currycomb
Discord
Pompey
Lye
AL. M
St. W.Y.C
Buffalo
Muley Moloch
Gussy Bedlam
Solomon
Phillimore
Duke of Bedfords-Magog
Eptintoan
A Derby horse critique and racing world notes
A long, reflective column reviews Derby contenders Murat Testy and others, critiques weights and betting, praises jockey Frank Butler, and laments the Cesarewitch setup. It surveys Jockey Club actions, disputes over bets, and racing culture, with side notes on Brighton harriers and a lengthy courtroom look at a Bristol hosiery bankruptcy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat
Galloway
Scott
Frank Butler
Butler
Tattersall
Bellissima
Industrie
Hyde Park Corner
Jockey Club
Dudgeon
Thornton
Newmarket Heath
London
Duke of Portland
Doncaster
Garland
Yorkshire
London and Brighton Railway
Brighton Harriers
Patchaw
Brighton
Sweet-hill
Patcham
Rowitxya Maten
Robert Coombs
Vauxhall
Robert Newell
Battlebridge Stairs
Newell
Wandsworth
Middlesex Shore
Millbank
Coombs
Vauxhall Bridge
Battersea Bridge
Putney
Police Reports and Courtroom Farce From Clerkenwell
On Wednesday Robert Lindsay Crawford was brought on a warrant for unlawful return from transportation. William Assell, a post letter-currier, faced a charge of stealing a sovereign and a half. the letter was intended for Mr. Tucker in London. Mrs Susan Cline faced a charge of threatening to murder Mary Biddle during a church dispute over a planned marriage. The proceedings included comic exchanges with Mr. Combe and odd assertions about a prior Cork marriage deemed illegal, with ill fit of witnesses and a crowd in the Clerkenwell court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. James
Lawrence
Fonblangte
France
James
Bristol
Mr. James
Fane
Leicester
Birmingham
Corah and Shilito
Sheffield
Tim
Nottingham
London
Boulogne
Paris
Gloucestershire
James ‘Trotter
Trotter
Oldenhill
Taunton
Bank of Boulogne
Adolph and
Adam
England
Gibson
Commissioner Fane
Barclay’s
Bank of England
Corah
Wood
Clarke
Massen
Exeter
Messrs. Jones Lloyd’s
Robert Lindsay Crawford
Dublin
Duta
Chi
Lamb
Enmakillen
Lim
William
Playne
Palace Yard
Tucker
Great College
Street
Westminster Abbey
Russell
Rice
Susan Cline
Mary Biddle
Mr. Combe
Jonathan Grant
Mr. Grant
Clargy
Mitrecourt
Mary
Com. Plainant
Cork
Grant
Combe
Weil
Wilmaton Square
St. James's Church
Clerkeuwel
Refractory Apprentice Faces Short Jail Term Change
A young apprentice George Phillips was charged with violence and insubordination to his master Mr Wyld. After testimony and admonition, he was ordered for a month in custody, with a later review. The bench reduced the sentence from four months to seven days on application from the master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Twyford
Mr. Williams
Mr. Wyld
Marylebone Assault Actor Denies Plot In Police Court
Dennis Gorman, an athletic Irishman remanded for a murderous assault on police-constable Overton, faced examination. Overton, battered in Barrett's Court, described a violent struggle with a four-pound weight and knife, tearing an ear and injuring nose and leg. Rawlinson called it an atrocious outrage and ordered bail with two sureties. Separate case involved Eugene Roche hawking in Regent's Park against park regulations. Rawlinson debated legality, delaying decision until Monday, with Roche released on promise to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Gorman
Overton
Q Overton
Barrett's Court
Clarke
Rawlinson
Witness
Ching
Robert Clarke
No. 1
Henrietta, Street
Manchester-square
Eugene Roche
Regent’s Park
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Meeking
Southampton
Strand
Mr. Rawlinson
Regent's Park
Court hears chaotic domestic quarrel over marriage plans
In a crowded London magistrates court a married woman’s alleged jealousy spirals into accusations of meddling in others lives. The scene shifts to a wide range of testimonies about fraud, theft, and deceit as two prisoners Davis and Waddilove face remand on charges tied to lodging, tradesmen’s fraud, and larceny amid bleak social turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agin
Waddington
Mr. Grant
Thomas Davis
Edward Cumming
Love
Kirby
Street
Tember
Davis
Bedford
Baysw
Cumming
Bentham's
Holborn
Wilde
J. Harris
Humphries
Edward Waddilove
Waddilove
Wooller
This Court
Eing
Grove
Messrs
Water-street
Fleet-street
Brass
Stamford
Villas
Fulham-road
Hubbard
George-yard
Lombard
New
Stamford-villas
Mr. Davis
Harris
Mr.Cumbe
Knight
Fulham Road
Days Villas
Yorkshire
Kensingtoun
Mr.Combe
Mr. Humphries
Court of Chancery forgery and perjury case
On Wednesday Charles James Rugg alias James Leeson faced charges for forging a receipt for £180 and up with intent to defraud the Court of Chancery. Thomas Morris was charged with perjury and as an accomplice in defrauding the receiver general. Evidence showed Leeson allegedly forged the name of real claimant Charles James Rugg to obtain funds in a decades old suit and both defendants were remanded to a future day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Communication Society For the Protection of Trade
Charles Jore
Messrs. Hopkins
Morton
Serle-street
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Mr. Robertson
Mr. Walford
Robertson
Witness
Cooke
Messrs. Capel
Howell
James
Cater
Old Bailey
Reen
Faversham
Kent
Melton-crescent
Euston-square
Harvey
Messrs. Harvey
Makepeace and Co
Messrs. Bramah and Co
Boulogne
Bowes
Queen's Bench Prison
Dobertson
Woodroffe
Bowen
Ostarnine Moxey
Court OF Chancery
Pericry
Charles James Rugg
James Leeson
Henry
Thomas Morris
Leeson
Stafford Moore Cooper
Old Cavendish Street
Lord Langdale
Mr. Cooper
Morris
Rugg
Parker
K 10
Murray
Rolls
Ragg
Drunken intrusion at Kensington house ends in fines
John Field and Rae were charged with drunkenly invading Captain Hopson's residence at Earle's Terrace Kensington. Murray housed in the pantry bed resisted police. a sword and wine fragments were found amid broken plates and candles. Field and Rae fined 5 each, Murray fined 20s or 21 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stairns
John Field
Hopson
Earle’s Terrace
Kensington
John Rue
Duke Street
St. James's
Daniel Murray
Duke-street
Wm. Hopson
Edwardes Square
Field
Rae
Murray
John Cripps
Jim
Jack
Bristow
Clive
Hey
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Blue Bonnet
Portrait
Clearwell
Craven
Jamie Forest
B.C
Aength
Lord Relburne
A.F
Mr. Stephenson
Hall
Rodanthe
Charlton
Lord Orford
Mr. Etwail
Mr. Wright
Aspatria
Mr. Francis
Osbaldeston
Mr. Boyce
Hymen
Perchance
Mr. Goodman
Ishmael
Mr. Bradford
Conustonce
Rhodanthe
John o'Gaunt
Johnny
Tvy.c
Newmarket
Idurat
Peerte
Suith
Marylebone Board of Guardians
Smith
Pareer Cniiplex
St. Paxenis
St. Pancras
Williams
Publicola
Dispatch
Austin
Christ
Manchester
Stadford
Thursdas
Orleans
LAW
Monnar
William Norrington
William Morton
Harvey and Co
Makepeace and Walford
John Smith
Piccadilly
Southampton Buildings
Dean Street
Fie
Prestage
John Prestage
Bramab, Prestage, and Co
Piscadilly
Murte
Canterbury
Harvey End Co, Goldsmiths, Repent-street
Iu Wleit
Oxford-street
Robert
Westminster
Trisvas
Sergeant Adams
Manovin Square
Hanover-square
Bodkin
Lowther
Princey Toraine
Kinestreet
John Braham
M'‘William
Braham
M‘william
Buckmaster
Board of Guardians
The
West London Union
Swan Tavern
Hungerford Market
Prendergast
M.william
John Paine
Prince's Head
Prince's Street
Westminster Bridewell
Graham
Mr. Graham
Tracey
Guildeatl
Bow Street
Clerkenwell
Marylebone
Lambeth Street
Kensington Police