A Brother’s Love and Old World Verse Fragments
An eclectic page mixes a brother’s enduring affection in verse with scattered reflections. It includes a sentimental line about Agnes and a distant memory, followed by animal combat lore, plus devotional and pastoral excerpts from poets and periodical pieces.
The Bloomsbury Case.
The trial before Baron Maule and a special jury concerns the disqualification of Bloomsbury for the Ascot Derby and Sweepstakes. The suit, Ridsdale v. the Earl of Lichfield, centers on whether Bloomsbury was properly described as a Mulatto foal out of Scroggins's dam Arcot Lass and delves into breeding records and stallion use by Mr. Ridsdale and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northorn Circulit
Liverpool
Baron Maule
Ridsdale
Earl OF
Lichfield
Martin
Baron Parke
Bloomsbury
Ascot
Cresswell
Knowles
Sergeant Wilde
Alexander
Hoggins
Wortley
Gentlemen of
Lancaster
Mulatto
Scroggins
Lord Lichfield
Jockey Club
Licnrren
St. James’s Square
Wetherby
Tramp
Arcot Lass
Bird Harewood
Merton
Arcot
Lord Chesterfield
Thomas Taylor
Westby Park
Robert Ridsdale
York
Ridadele
Figaro
Don John
Charity
Newmarket
Noel
Underhill Park
Arcot Laas
Columbine
Florestina
Linda
Marchesa
Miss Armetron
Metuaria
Ridotto
R. Ridsdale
Epsom
Mr. Wetherby
Orton
Ridadale
Taylor
Whitewall-corner
Narissa
Allen
Mr. Scott
John Newton
Stowbridge
James. White
John Scott
Whitewall
George Taylor
Shreve
Crockleby
Mr. Allen
Bay
Malton
Narizse
Earl Fitzwilliam
Henry White
William Ridsdale
Mundingo
Scott
Chesterfield
Yorkshire
Doncaster
Ridsale
John Burton
Armitage
Smithson
Creswell
Frmay
Broomsbury
Bloomsbury case outlines Arcot Lass and Tramp disputes
A lengthy 1830s horseracing dispute centers on Arcot Lass, Mulatto, and Tramp. Witnesses from Merton to York testify who covered Arcot Lass and when, while Serjeant Wilde argues owner Ridsdale hid the true sire, with Lord Lichfield and Duke of Richmond weighing in on racing rules and Stud Book accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coulthurst
Ridedale
Ridsdale
Taylor
Mr. Ridsdale
Joseph Scott
Arcot Lass
Merton
Tramp
Newmarket
Feal
Thompson
Arcot
Sergeant
Wilde
George Taylor
Ian Coulthurst
Harewood
York
Richardson
John Thompson
George Scott
Scott
John Scott
Ridgdale
Mulatto
Coulthurst
W. Cattle
Lord Chesterfield
Peter Pickering
Merten
Pickering
Cresswell
Sergeant Wilde
William Ridsdale
Bloomsbury
John Harewood
R. Ridsdale
George Swan
William Jeff
Voltaire
George Smallwood
Middlethorpe
Ridadale
Hetrudry
Jeff
Arthur Stevens
Lord Lichfield
Thomas Taylor
Robert Ridsdale
Ascot
England
Fordham
Jockey Club
Duke of Richmond
Mgr
Cattle
King William IV
Wetherby
Orton
Celeste
Serjeant Wilde
Court of Justice
Tram
Way
Lord Lowther
Greville
Eleanor
Marquis of Tavistock
William Hibbert
Batson
Harriet
Firearm accident and factory fire reported in London area
A housemaid Mary Holdeness was wounded when a footman discharged a brace of pistols in the kitchen during packing for travel. Earlier, a comb factory fire in Webber Street Waterloo Road caused damage but was contained by two o'clock with water from engines and prevented spread to nearby property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Holdeness
Belfour
Gloucester-place
Portman-square
Webber-street
Waterloo Road
Victoria Theatre
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earth
Agnes
O. Feltham
Herrick
Scotland
Banffshire
Ben Nevis
Huntley
Sutherland
Tay
Chevy Chase
The
Ettrick
Yarrow
Teviotdale
St. Mary’s Lake
Zung
James
Companie
Meggar Glen
Loch Skene
Sporting Magazine
LIFE
Coleridge
Izaak Yalton
Phansie
London Saturday Journal