SECOND EDITION EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS IN MADRID NEWS
From Madrid on the twenty fourth ult the queen and sister remained at La Granja reports of political progress and upcoming elections in Cadiz measures for public order in Barcelona and Saragossa. Royal and diplomatic movements include Guizot and St Julaire leaving Paris and Lord Cowley heading to Windsor. The News notes a boxing death in Rouen and various London notices on pensions jetties and public exhibits.
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Madrid
la Granja
Fspectador
Cadiz
M. Aston
Barcelona
Patulea
Atarazanas
Junta of
Saragossa
Supreme
M. Guizot
Count de St. Julaire
London
Paris
Chateau A
Lord Cowley
Prince
Syracuse
Naples
Appointment of George Ireland Mills as deputy coroner for Middlesex Western division
The just-appointed deputy coroner for the Western division of Middlesex is George Ireland Mills, surgeon. His appointment is recorded by Mr Wakley and signed by the lord chancellor. Local notices report petropolis deaths and other legal and civic developments across Doncaster, Richmond, Bermondsey, and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ireland Mills
Middlesex
Wakley
MoxmatitTy
London
Petropolis
Witt
Colonel Fawcett
David Lynar Fawcett
Doctors’ Commons
Anne Frances Fawcett
A. Blake
Isidore Blake
Joseph Blake
Clara Neale
Jackson Villiers Tuthill
Queen's Boys
Sh Regiment of Foot
Jane J. Fawett
Doncaster Racks
Wreed
Earl of Eatii
Leadbitter
London Olice
Etches
Doncaster
Levant
Constantinople
Alexander Georgewitsch
Servia
Russia
Mechanics’ Institute
Richmond
Mechanic’s Institution
Wm. Selwyn
Queen’s Counsel
Royal Surrey Militia
National School
Edward Hoare
Selwyn
Prince Albert
E. Collins
Te Town
Farner Mathew
Bermondsey
Apostle
Spa-road
Greenwich
Blackheath
Father Mathew
Mr. Tereten
Hart
Father Gore
Colchester
Mathew
Tose
Father Moore
Duke de la Tttoria
Don C. Montesimo
Rotary
Windsor
Mivart’s
Lastening
de la Victoria
Eladia Partero
Spanish Place
Spain
Don Baldomero Espartero
Lachana
Morella
Betis
Bay
Cadiz
Don Augustin Nogueras
Don Gomez de la Serna
Archy
Cortes
Peninsula
Algo
Department of Grace and Justice
Tal Concepto
Duke de la Victoria
Augustin Nogueras
Gomez de la Serna
Dramatic Season Opens with Star Cast at Covent Garden
A Covent Garden meeting fixed October 2 for opening. Principal company includes Vandenhoff Phelps G Bennett Diddier Lambert Walter Lacy Keeley Attwood T Matthews Howell Ridgway Hoskins Wallackensee and Keeley with Warner Forterone Turpin. Bourcicault has a new play. Wallack’s son engaged. John Cooper to stage manage at Drury Lane.
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Tazatricat Intelligence
Covent.garden
Corps Dramatique
Messrs
Vandenhoff
Phelps
G. Bennett
Diddier
Lambert
Walter Lacy
Keeley
Attwood
T. Matthews
Howell
J. Ridgway
Hoskins
Norwich
H. Wallackensee
Harley
Compton
Hudson
Harrison
Templeton
Leffler
Giubilei
Romer
Rainforth
Poole
Exton Fuxv
Haymarket
Princess’s
Surrey
Astley’s
Victoria
Sadler's Wells
City of London
New Strand
Pavilion
Garrick Theatres
Literary Institution
Aldersgate-street
Leicester-square
National Hall
Holborn
Rotunda
Blackfriars
Pym
Mr. Elton
Adelphi
Edinburgh
Trades’ Hall
Glasgow
Brighton Theatre
Assembly Rooms
Cheltenham
Manchester Mechanics’ Institution
Betting Booms and Falls in Races at Doncaster and Great Yore
Sporting intelligence reports dramatic fluctuations in betting on multiple races. Lothario and Elysium swap favour, with Elysium rising to second favourite as Lothario slides. Handicap rules add 51b weight on winner after weights declaration. Other races at Doncaster and Great Yore show Prizefighter and Nut tying early, Murat backed, and massive bets on Massena and others amid a flurry of taken horses and altered odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forth
Lucy Banks
Duke of Richmond
Venus
Fowler
Col. Peel
Heseltine
Pione
Kimber
Jessica
Yardley
Lothario
Blysiam
Doncaster St. Lean
Peel
Murat
Lord Milltown
Lord Chesterfield
Arrival of Queen and Prince Albert at Weymouth and Plymouth
A Royal yacht voyage along the coast from Ventnor to Weymouth and Plymouth drew crowds as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited the area. Steamers led the flotilla with naval salutes and flags, while Weymouth and three towns prepared for potential landings and planned visits to the Caledonia and Breakwater. Bells rang across churches as workmen and townsfolk awaited further royal announcements and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verymouth
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Ventnor
Shanklin Chine
Isle of Wight
Cyclops
Austin
Prometheus
Lowe
Royal Yacht Squadron
Royal Yacht
Portland
Royal Standard
Mayor
Weymouth
Charlotte
Queen
Royal
Mountwise
Caledonia
Formidable
Bampool
Citadel
Mount-wise
Mount Edgecumbe
Plymouth
Lords of the Admiralty
Mount Wise
Greenwich Regatta Scenes and Thrilling Thames Rowing Day
Crowds gathered along the Thames on a chilly Monday to watch a Greenwich regatta under patronage of Earl Fitzhardinge Lord Bloomfield and Admiral Stopford. Six heats featured scullers including Facey Brown Colgate Mee Watkins White, Pink led then won the grand heat while others contested the later positions amid warnings about fouling and safety near the Liskeard schooner. A separate Battlebridge regatta drew thousands and saw Scott win the skiff in a closely fought series as spectators faced peril from crowded vessels. A Blackwall Poplar regatta produced a dramatic finish with Green securing victory in a long race from Blackwall stairs to East India Dock buoy. A Ratcliff to Westminster wager between Braithwaite and Vickers ended with Braithwaite taking the prize by ten lengths after a brisk coastal run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grrenwich
Earl Fitzhardinge
Lord Bloomfield
R. Stopford
Timothy Facey
William Brown
Christopher Colgate
Richard Mee
George Watkins
Thomas White
Blue
Green
Pink
Red
St. Onave’s
Southwark
Battlebridge
Richard Robinson
Charles Pearce
James Scott
George Connaway
John William Law
Charles Newell
Chamberlain’s Wharf
George's Atairs
Horselydown
Scott
Law
Robinson
Thames
Liskeard
Beal’s Wharf
All Saints
PoPnar
Blackwall ReGarra
Greenwich
Poplar
Blackwall
Charles Pressman
Joseph Ball
Thomas Cookshot
John Wheldon
John Hambrook
Charles Atkins
Blackwall Stairs
Folly House
East India Dock
J. W. Payne
Braithwaite
Ratcliff-cross
Vickers
Rotherhithe
Westminster
Putney Bridge
Westminster Bridge
Vauxhall Bridge
Bratthyake
Thames Tunnel traffic last week reaches 36043 people
The measured passage count through the Thames Tunnel last week shows a total of 36043 travelers. This reflects daily usage patterns and indicates steady demand for river crossings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Tunnel
Dreadful Murder and Suspected Parricide at Cobham Park
A coroner's inquest reveals the murder of Robert Dodd, a Chatham chemist, in Cobham park. Richard Dodd, his 24 year old son, later identified as the killer, allegedly acted while mentally unwell. Police search the estate as the town of Cobham reels from the shocking crime and its aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobham
Gravesend
Murder at Ship Inn A chemist Charles Dodd slain
A dead man discovered with signs of a brutal struggle. A bloodied eight inch rigger knife and an open blood smeared razor were found near the body, with two sets of footmarks in the torn grass. The victim is Charles Dodd, 53, once Rochester chemist and druggist, later in Suffolk Street Pall Mall East famed for artists oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connam
Abraham Lyster
Rochester
Charles Lyster
Cobham
Park
Wrotham
Lysters
Robert Dodd
Chatham
Suffolk-street
Pall-mall East
Carver
Gilder
London
Richard
Shi
Dodd
Ship Inn
J. Hinde
Egg
William Masters Smith
John Adams
Military Road
Cobham Park
Eastgate
Wrotham Market
Mr. Dodd
George Briggs
Lake
Wheeler
William Dawes
William Saunders
Gravesend
Green
Earl of Darnley
Cobham Hall
Morrison
Richard Dodd
Royal Academy
Sir Thomas Phillips
Newport
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
England
Sutherland
Dawes
Cobham-park
Atances
Chas. Dodd
Pallmall East
Fire at unfinished Bayswater house blamed on incendiary
A Thursday night fire on the first floor of a large unfinished house at 71 Westbstable on the terrace Bayswater was confined to the room of origin. Police and fire brigades arrived quickly and the incident is being treated as arson with a reward offered for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westb
Bayswater
Edgeware Road
Istzore
Cambridge
Little Island
Dunkin
John Cooke
Cooke
National Anti-Corn Law League
Sidney Smith
Tascy Barn
Kell
Anti- Corn Law League
Smith
John Sayer
Anti-Cornlaw League
League
House of Lords
House of Commons
Rome
Pusey
Naples
Lushington
Oxford School
Church of England
Morning Post
Frawnel
Newtown
Montcome Brys Hine
Stock Exchange
Quarrel
Payne
Basinghall Street
City Police
William May
Purtine
Bow-street
John Clarke
Covent Garden
Hall
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Duke of Wellington
Charles Arbuthnot
le Apsley-house
Puesday
Walner Castle
Marchioness of
Lancaster Guardian
Overland Express
Custom-House
Chelsea
War Office
Chelsea College
Margate
Dover
Toryis
Wakkefield
Liberal Party
Ena
Cat Lucque
Hughes
Incorporated General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Wolverley Attwood
Thomas Brocklebank
Tat British Museum
Old British Museum
Gallery of
Galignani
Clermont
Haute-Marne
Parsonsgreen
Fulham
Brompton Road
Bank of England
Welsh Baptist Chapel
Charles-street
Jack
Bachelor’s
Cuild-Stealine
Jermyn-street
St. James’s
Messrs. Harvey’s
Knightsbridge
Kensington
Baker
Black Horse
Kingsland Road
Jane Eaton
Amny Tempest
Edward-street
Hoxton
Stoke Newington
White Bear
Jane Byfield
Southwark Bridge-Road
Harris
Jane Simms
Bath
Lambeth Church
Traill
Paul
Etti Weekly Chronicle
Sporting Intelligence
HER Majesty’s Marine Excursion
State
Watka
Pontanpawe
Alltwa
Herajesty
Llanguirke
Kilybebyll
Ystrad
Llangevelach
Pontardawe
John Bright
Durham
John Smith
James Mulleneux
R. Sheil
Christopher Rawdon
Bright
Stingo Brewery
Staines
Newroad
Paddington
Queen’s Lying-in Hospital
Soames
West of England
Braidwood
Carter
Connorton
Yorkshire
Royal Exchange
Lea
Bombay
John Burn
Thomas Everett
Bowbridge
Snooke
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