Mixed Victorian Miscellany Highlights Trade and Travel
A collage of brief items reports visits to Guernsey and Durango mummies, ballooning by Hampton, railway plans Dublin to Trim, Sunday trading bans, a rare 30-foot elephant shark display, legal shifts including a death sentence commute, temperance hall notes, tea trade data, partridge hunting invitation, and assorted accidents and curiosities from Britain and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Chena Talands
Guernsey
Crcepe Damack
Nasrson
Edward Nebbs
Crook
Norfolk Chronicle
Durango
Mexico
Zacatecas
Pacific
Hindostan
Indian Ocean
Silliman
Hampton
Ridley-court
Ash
Kent
Dublin
Trim
St. Clement Danes
Provincetown
Chelsea
Boston Transcript
Isaac Dalby
Gloucester Assizes
Louisa Latham
Rodborough
Cielfenham
Viscount Southwell
M O’farrell
Kildare
Treasury
Worcester Journal
Tee Metropolitan
Tee
Primitive Methodists
Prospect Place
Southwark
Tracy Faminy
Thomas A’becket
Gloucestershire
William Tracy
Tracy
Lord Sudeley
Corporation of Ludlow
Earl Powis
Court of Chancery
Worcester Chronicle
Duke of Wentreton
Great Western Railway
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Douro
Great Western Railway Company
Paddington
Cook
Duke
Simms
Athens
Billingsgate
Edinburgh
St. Nicholas
Hereford
J. Hanbury
Hanbury
Lord Cottenham
Hampshire
Blanchester Chronicle
Bristol and Bath
Fleet Street
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleetstreet
Shoelane
Rockland St. Peter
Worfolk Chronicle
Frederick Penny
Apothecaries Hall
Anderson’s University
Glasgow
Gregory
Aberdeen
Daily Mail
Dover
London
Canterbury
Sunderland
Derby
Nottingham
Derby Recorder
Law
Great Wildstreet
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Dods
Aberdeen Journal
Lord Leicester
Holkham Hall
Norfolk
John Williams
Marshall-street
Golden-square
Middlesex Hospital
Dramatic Season Glories and London Theatre Pages
Fashionables crowd Haymarket to see Sir Edward Bulwer’s Lady of Lyons. An omnibus case ends in dismissal. Ellen Tree returns to star in Viola and Pauline at the Haymarket. Vandennorths sail for New York after a successful Liverpool benefit. Caradori Allan arrives in London after a North American tour. Paganini at Vernet baths is described as toothless and bedraggled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndhurst
Misses Copley
Fitzroy Somerset
Miss Somerset
Mee
Drummond
Haymarket
Edward Bulwer
Lady of Lyons
Macready
Claude Melnotte
Isa Helen Faucit
Pauline Deschappelles
Kensington
Webster
Haymarket Theatre
Lillie
George Flower
James Kidd
Ellen Tree
America
Viola
Ehekepeare
Pauline
Haines
Young Betty
Margate
Richmond
Wolverhampton
Rolla
Sheridan
Pizarro
Vandennorf
LiveRrook
Theatre Royal
Vandenhoff
New York
Liverpool
Hackett
Manchester
Brighton
Falstaff
Monsieur Mallet
Weber
Caradori Allan
London
North American
New World
Zoological Gardens
Cheltenham Examiner
National Theatre
Wallack
Forrest
Charles Kean
Doncaster Cup and St Leger betting at York positions
Betting on the St Leger and Doncaster Cup dominated by Bloomsbury Charles the Twelfth Euclid and The Lord Mayor. Prices held firm with varied backing and notable bets on Harkaway Launcelot Meunier and Easingwold. A Grand Recatta rowing event at Barnes saw Coombes win a four-heat race ahead of Pocock and Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall's
Moxpay
Lecer
Liverpool
Charles
Bloomsbury
Euclid
Herman Platoff
Provost
Commondore
Meunier
Easingwold
Harkaway
Launcelot
Mr. Ridsdale
Euclidagst
Mr. Ferguson
Derby
Lord Westminster
York
Charles the Twelfth
Commodore
the Corsair
Hyllus
Charles the
Hetman Platoff
Granp Recatta
Putney
Barnes
Coombes
Vauxhall
Mazarine
Hill
Hungerford
Kelly
Fulham
Bulls’ Head
Barnesley Terrace
Mortlake
Surrey
Chiswick
Terrace
Phelps
Pocock
Lambeth
Doubledee
White Hart
Barnes-terrace
Maidstone Journal
Corg EsroxpEnt
Norway
Sweden
Scotland
New Forest
Hants
Grouse and Woodcock Shooting Notes and Sudden Flushes
The notice describes autumn bird behavior in the New Forest area with bilberries sought by shy black grouse and a ban on fowling pieces without forest licenses. It also reports on numerous grouse shoots across Keswick, Lammermoors, and Brecon with strong or poor yields and notable bags, plus a rowing medal match on the Thames with Leander Club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Forest
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Earl of Shrewsbury
Britton
Alton
Chester
Chester Chronicle
Keswick
Cumberland Pacquet
Lammermoors
Chevrole
Byreelough
Duke of Roxburghe
Cheviot
Hereford Journal
Charles Morgan
Brecon
Sir Charles
Crewe
Goop Stort
James Duff
Earl of Fife
Braemar
Brace
Glenshero
Bligh
Lord Ossulston
Lord Tweeddale
Lord Douro
Dochkfour
H. Baillie
Craigdarroch
Lord Lovat
John Parish
Leander Club
Strand-lane
Adelphi
Temple Gardens
J. Burn
H. Boone
J. Belshaw
A. Gruran
H. Box
J. Regan
G. Corfield
H. Backhorse
H. Greenland
Roscery
J. Harrison
C. Castles
G. Allen
H. Johnson
C. Lawrence
W. Ashley
Orange
Our
Purple
Pink
Incendiary Fire Rewards and Birmingham Riot Memorials
Reports describe a London era fire at Mr Cubitt's Thames bank timber yard with estimated damage over 2000 pounds and a rising reward to 500 pounds for information. Birmingham chartist Roberts faces a death sentence amid a memorial by locals asserting innocence and urging clemency or investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milley Doyle
Cambridge
London
Barnwell
Gibson
John
Cubitt
Thames Bank
Pimlico
Lord John Russell
Home Department
Wonder
Brighton
Red Lion
Smithern Bottom
Brighton Railroad
Croydon
Freeman
Millbank Street
Westminster
Billy Boy
Casey
Westminster Hospital
John Russell
Birmingham
Francis Roberts
Warwick
Warwick Assizes
William Hall
Thomas May
Alderman Betts
St. Paul’s Square
Court
High-street
Bordesley
Warwick Road
Alcester-street
Roberts
Joseph Fantham
Adderley-street
Bradford-street
Warwick Arms
Adderley Street
High Street
Bine
William Holmes
Saith
Lombard-street
Joseph Tompkins
Hooper
Richard Knowles
Heath Mill Lane
Old Crown Inn
Samuel Knowles
Mary Ann Hooper
John Hooper
Mary Ann Knowles
Mary Ann Tomkins
Joseph Tomkins
James Newry
Frederick Marsons
Francis Parkes
John Kesferton
John Cramp
John Crump
Moore’s-row
Deritend
Joseph Warden
Edgbaston-street
Deritend Bridge
Assizes
Joan Crump
Herald
Crown
Fatal Fairground Shooting Sparks Manslaughter Verdict
At Felsham fair a showman named Buck is killed when a fairgoer named Race fires a gun loaded with powder and paper as a joke. An inquest finds the paper wad pierced Buck’s breast and left auricle. Race pleads silence as jurors return a verdict of manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Horse Guards
Life Guards
Wormwood
Augustus and
Leopold of
Saxe Coburg
Lord Hill
Lord de Ros
Henry Cavendish
George Johnson
Westminster
Dee-bridge
Johnson
Chester Chronicle
Bury Herald
Catharine Morrison
Hull
Yorkshire
Crawford Macklin
Temple
Kate
Glasgow
Mipiano Counties
Raiway
Midland Counties Railway
Glanogue
Llansilin
Denbighshire
Mouey
Shrewsbury
Ridgway’s
King -William- Street
City
Westwood
Princes-street
Castleton
Douglas
Christian
Arona
John Lloyd
Llanfallin
Machynileth
Mr. Lloyd
Hinckley
Shilton
Leicester
Leicester Chronicle
Treasury
Zoological Society
Regent’s Park
Exeter
John Russell
Woolmer
Cheltenham
Craven Berkeley
House of Commons
J. C. Simmons
Murper
Weymouths
Jones
Caroline
Manning
Sherborne
George Hobson
Jex
Norwich
Blercury
Northfleet
Gravegend
China
Toogood Douwning
Great Western
New York
Count Pomereau
Salis
Hosken
Channel
Dunn
Hall
New York Commercial Advertiser
van Choak
Knox
Beman
S.W. . Vaurine Lacacrry
Fitzclarance
Berwick
Bradford Court-House
Shipley Church
Leeds Intelligencer
America
Philadelphia
England
Reading Mercury
Jep Watter
Meadow-Cleugh
Kelso Chronicle
Northern Star
Jesse Ainsworth
Holliday
Oldham
Feargus O'Connor
Felsham Fair
Buck
Race
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