Extraordinary Escape From a Wall Fall at Covent Garden
A seven year old boy, son of a Covent Garden market tradesman, nearly fell from a wall into a deep area near Somerset House but rose unharmed and walked home, astonishing onlookers with his sudden recovery. The incident occurred amid a roundup of miscellaneous notices and local happenings from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey
Bellaso
Covent-garden
Somerset House
Ness
Waterloo Bridge
Ste Gener Murray
K.C.B
George Murray
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Journal
Carlisle
John Russell
Cyamberland
France
M. Canin-Gridaine
New World
Cumberland Pacquet
Ballintony
Eglintoun Castle
Glasgow Union Bank
Wrighton, Gray, and Co
William Henry
Dublin
Passey, Jardine, and Co
Miller
Police-chambers
Glasgow
Charles Francis Maxwell
Russia
F. M
Mostyn
Evinstxen axpGiascow Raithoan
Hehd
Messrs
Birnburgh Chronicle
Lubeck
Bremen
Hamburgh
London
Agch
Colquhoun
Rachid Pacha
Walton-on-Thames
Baron
Cartiox
Justice Patteson
Ludlow
Newport
Bristol
Bristol 3Firror. Fint
Bosanoa Streawer
Royal Adelaide
Leith
Scotland
Bridge-street
Reading
Berks
John Moon
Market-street
Liskeard
Las i
Dempsey
Great
Patrick-street
Belfast
Lock-Iaw
Hia
Gartheibes
Evans
Evan
Evan Evanses
Shapina Jonkeai
Lewers
Earl of Chichester
Dick Martin
Kent
Berkshire
Oxfordshire
Cambridgeshire
Kingston
Woodbride
Esser Aerald
Kentucky
America
Sancho
Protestant Association
Wyse
Sheil
O’ferral
Beesley
Blackburn Standard
Davey
Cowley
Cheltenham Chronicle
George Biggs
Devises
Potterne Wood
Tur Exos' Overa House and Drury Lane Notes
A London theatre round up reviews the Tur Exos at the Overa House with Balfe absent and Franks substituting. It condemns a burlesque titled The Turn among the Knights of Chivalry as rubbish and mocks the crowd-pleasing yet dull tournament. The New Strand Theatre presents a new Suzanne adaptation with Miss Daly, Selby and Mrs Selby, drawing applause and hinting at a burlesque tournament to follow. It confirms Eliason remains in London to lead the Drury Lane orchestra as Muller arrives from Darmstadt to join the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Chivalry
London
Suzanne
Haymarket
Mademoiselle Celeste
Miss Daly
Marcelline
Celeste
Charles Selby
Webster
Muller
Hesse Darmstall
England
Drury-lane Theatre
America
Globe
Dixier
Cotonen Thompson
Mancagster
Mitre Tavern
Messrs
Fielden, Cobbett
Thompson
House of Commons
Manchester
Doven
O'Connell
O’connell
Europe
Wiglaton
Seghill
Gosforth
Peter Flinn
William Flinn
Whitley
Peter Wilson
Holywell
Joseph Brown
William Brown
John Peel
William Anderson
Thomas Burrell
Thomas Middleton
George Wolf
Robert Soulsbo
Walbottle
George Laws
John Pacseley
Joseph Roney
Hugh Urwin
Thorley
Mgr
Seymour
Jos. Smith
John Redfern
Jos. Crag
Wells Steel
August
Windsor
Frogmore
Shaw Farm
Watkins
Augusta
Wellingborough
Windsor Express
Scotland
Racing odds and results from Tattersall and Newcastle races
Betting at Tattersalls on Charles the Twelfth and Bloomsbury fluctuates with Hetman Platoff and others, as 200 to 110 against Major Yarburgh's horse shifts to near 2 to 1. Newcastle entries follow, with a purse of sovs and noted entries, while watermen contest at Waterloo Bridge and other sporting news from London and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall's
Monnay
St. Lacer
Scott
Charles
Bloomsbury
Plato
Euclid
Bolus
Hyllus
Commodore
Platofi
Algiers
Major Yarburgh
Charles the Twalith
Ridsdale
Thornhill
Col. Cradock
Provost
Dixon
Wormald
Duke of Cleveland
Ramsay
Easingwold
Lord Lichfields the Corsair
Newcastle
Arthur
Ballysax
Blush
Splendid
Croma-Boo
Lord Miltown
Lady Clare
Lord Howth
Napoleon
Fracture
Doctor O'Toole
Idegard
Barebones
Waitstill
Pilgerlie
Small Hopes
Roscommon
Ireland
Waterloo Brince
St. John's
Lambeth
Surrey
Waterloo Bridge
Jacob’Hanklin
W.easton
A. Cumer
Waterloo-bridge
Mandsley's-road
Cory's-road
Mandsley's
Wmn
Creed
Robert Barrow
Jun
Ryden
Dicken's Road
Mandsley's Road
Waterloo-bride
Vink
White
Yellow
Blue
Bine
Soal
Pink
Peerte
Rere
James Stanhope
Earl of Stanhope
Earl of Mansfield
Rutherglen
Tay
Autrast
Walton
Scotland
Earl of Wilton
Mediterranean
Heaton Park
Liverpool
Lord Chesterfield
Dorset Chronicle
Devonshire
Windsor Park
45Th
Puss
Royal Parks
Farar
Wacen
John James
Woodward
Dynevor
Pentyrch-woods
Porto-Bello
Taff
James
Valmouth
Broughams Speech and the Education Bill A Misread Moment
A correspondent claims reporters misread Lord Broughams emotional moment as a memory of friendship with Lord Melbourne. The note says he wept over relinquishing the education bill, and that gallery laughter failed to appear, with peers showing no smile, per the Spectator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Lord Melbourne
Burke
Spectator
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glasgow Saturday Post
Buessine
Hull Advertiser
Neuville
Brienne
Lyons
Lisle
Nottingham
Dean
Liverpool Assizes
Two Waters
William Tomkins
Tring
Bucks Herald
Boston
St. Martin
William Morris
Allen Wheeler
Worcester Herald
Hull
Hull Paper
Ralph
Golam
Lyne Slercury
Assante
Manchestin
Thomas Sowler
Robert Scarr Sowler
Jeremiah Garnett
Manchester Guardian
Miss Agnew
Geraldin
Macaulay
Order of Mercy
Whitechapel
Commercial Road
Donai
Pas En Calais
Casnof
Geares
Hagiecourt
Strand
Veas
Somerset-house
Thames Tunnel Company
Hawes
M.P
Peterborough
Taverner
Lincolnshire Chronicle
Paris
Church Missionary
British and Foreign Bible Society
Wesleyan Missionary Society
London Missionary
Baptist Missionary
Hibernian Society
Leeds
Wellington Road
St. George's
Leeds Intelligencer
Sovier Johnsrox
London-street
Fitzroy-square
Brewer's-quay
Guernsey
Ready
Queen's Warehouse
Child
Chelsea Omnibuses
Goding
Knightsbridge
Bayou Lafourche
Sporting Intelligence
Bayonne
Don Carlos
Cuba
Aldades
Lecumber
Tolosa
Lecumberri
Sarré
Switzerland
Nouvvelliste Vaudvis
Canton of
Zurich
Kloten
Committee of the Faith
Council of Zurich
Klcten
Zunich
Morning Chronicle
Canton
Tucerne
Berne
Hegetschweiler
Radical
Grand Council
M. Muralt
Mapriod
Orenine
Cortes
Artilery
Moruto
Arvains
Alexandria
Constantinople
Mehemet Ali
Capitan Pasha
Kosrew Pasha
Marseilles
Rouissin
Prussia
Dardanelles
Bolt-court
Arundel
St. Clement's Church
Tyee
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