Doncaster Trials and Stakes Races Feature Premier Day
A detailed account of Doncaster horse racing with multiple heats and stakes. Notable performances include Epirus and Sampson in the Duke of Cleveland's events, The Shadow defeating Humphrey in two heats, and The Provost battling Bee's Wing among others. Weather was cold and wet, attendance light, betting active in the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo
Langer
Abraham Newland
Doncaster
Corporation
Duke of Cleveland
Sampson
Bowes
Epirus
Orde
Stephenson
Agst Sampson
Lord Westminster
Mr. Bowes
Black Beck
Heseltine
the Shadow
T.Y.C
Mr. Allen
Belgrade
Belshazzar
J. Marson
Col. Craufurd
Br F
Ermengardis
Langar
General Yates
Simoom
Wrather
Miss Lydia
Mr. Bell
Thirsk
Agst
Mulatto
W. Scott
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Orde
by_Bee
Cartwright
Colonel Cradock
the Provost
Bee
Scarborough
Hornby Castle
Maroon
Emmgrant
Park Hill
Mr. St. Paul’s
Calypso
Templeman
G. Bentinck
Mr.Osbaldeston
Priam
Rowton
Gambia
Mickleton Maid
Colonel Synge
Polydorus
Lambeth Fishers Annual Regatta Amid Rain and Prize Race
Report covers Lambeth parish boat race for a new craft with eight oars in three heats from Duke's Head Wharf to Brunswick hotel and back, orange and red winning first heat, green and white taking second, grand heat led by orange and green amid drizzle. Also notes Scunters' Wager, Goodram vs Morris, and other river matches along with Dover regatta, Marylebone Club cricket, and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth Fishermes
St. Mary’s
Lambeth
Duke’s Head
Fore-street
Vauxhall-bridge
Brunswick Hotel
Surrey Shore
Messrs. Goding
Duke
Orange
Green
White
Wacer
Thomas Goodram
Edward Morris
Horselydown
Doggett
Morris
Goodram
Bridge
Westminster
Putney
Westminster Bridge
Vauxhalf-bridge
Coombes
Red House
Putney Bridge
Blackfriars
Hungerford
Andrew Churchman
James Kipping
Thomas Cook
Alexander Tough
Thompson
Stangate
G. Everard
J. Everard
J. Torrington
J. Torington
Edward Coates
Chelsea
Putney-bridge
Blackwatt Recatta
Blackwall
Blackwall Stairs
John Roberts
James Pain
J. Aldons
Light Blue
J. Eoalton
George Atkins
H. Boulton
Dover Recarra
Dover
Deal
Folkestone
Union
Fly
Fairy
Comet
Folkestoners
Doverians
Sandgate
la Lucia
Midge
Marylebbone
Marylebone Club
Northern Counties
Burton-upon- Trent
Lord’s
Liddell
F. Thackeray
C. Taylor
Esq
R. Kynaston
Good
Dean
Sewell
Hawkins
Cobbett
Bayley
Hillyer
A. Bass
C. Kettle
Gisborne
Clark
Barker
Parr
J. H. Dark
Lord's Cricket Ground
St. John’s-wood
Marylebone
Kent
All England
Redgate
Mr. Anson
Mr. Thackeray
Bailey
Central Criminal Court opens with 144 prisoners for trial
The September sessions at the Central Criminal Court began before the lord mayor and other officials. 144 prisoners are in Newgate for trial, with 110 males and 34 females awaiting judgment and transportations from 10 to 15 years. The report details offences including larceny, burglary, fraud, theft, and serious felonies, plus numerous sentences and mercy recommendations as the term progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Gibbs and White
Serjeant Arabia
Newgate
Oyer and Terminer
State OF
Her Majesty’s Gaon
Newcatz
Bartholomew Fair
Justice Williams
Baron Maule
James Brenan
Cullen
Surrey Theatre
Wm. Gates
Secretary of State
Toute Puizippe
Troupne
Sergeant Arabin
Alderman White
Louis Philippe
Paris
John Boyd
London
Sedgwick
Marklane
Boyd
Stoffer
Arabin
Giltspur Compter
John Perrin
John Samuel Nelson
Bridewell
Sarah Brown
H. Dogrell
Brixton
Fraups
James Knight
Tilliam Dicock
Ordnance Department
Alcock
Chambers
Knight
Adolphus
Bodkin
Dowling
Wellington Barracks
William Cory
Fore
Cory
Messrs
the Ordnance
Five Days of Pleading and Probation in a Tenancy Case
In a court proceeding, Mr Dubois describes a tenant who faced a broker who guarded the door day and night for five days. The tenant’s wife and children were kept inside, bread and tea were passed through a window, and the broker demanded rent. After lengthy dispute, both sides reached an amicable settlement, acknowledging possession disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Court OF Requests
Dubvns
Mr. Jennings
Johnson
Mr. Dubois
Stode
Dubois
Jennings
Mani
Mr. Johnson
Public Dispute Over Wall-Throwing In Marlborough Street
A police report from Marlborough Street describes Mrs. Jones accusing neighbor John Simpson of threats and wall-throwing during a quarrel. The improvised defense, led by a self styled professional adviser, challenges the testimony while witnesses from both sides corroborate mutual skirmishes. The magistrate dismisses the warrant, noting no clear intent to shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
Jones
Lonie
John Simpson
Jacob
Aries
Mrs. Jones
Attempted Murder at Buckeridge Arms
Thomas Connor faced Mr Combe charged with attempting to stab George-street landlord William Henesey after being ejected from the Buckeridge Arms tap-room. The knife found on Connor had a spring blade. Connor asserted no stabbing intent, but was committed for trial amid calls to curb knife sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Arabin
Alcock
Knight
Cuttine Axp Wounpine
Justice Maule
Baron Rolfe
John Hollingsworth
Thomas Smith Hollingsworth
Payne
Gilbert M‘murdo
New Wales
Witness
William Rayner
Uxbridge
Mr. Rayner
Rayner
Torrington-place
St. Pancras
John Biggins
Hollingsworth
Joseph
Frederick Rayner
Newgate
William Bugler
James Bathgate
Edward Wenman Martin
Weekly Chronicle
George Diamond
Stapsinc
Timothy Shehan
Robert Hood
Phillips
T. Martin
Longacre
Mr. Martin
Shehan
St. Giles’s
I. J. Beale
J. White
George Hamilton
John Richards
Margaret Shaw Nelson
John Fletcher
Jane Chapman
John Eager
Richard Hawkins
Mary Welfare
Robert Winter
Wim. Simpson
Wm. Harwood
Geo. Williams
Samuel George Fisher
George Rooke
Mary Wright
Geo. Crofts
Eliza Jones
James Leonard
Sarah Humphreys
Ellen Driscoll
George Driscoll
John Wilson
Maria Clark
George Taylor
John Harris
W. Smith
Wm. Williams
Charles Quin
Dorns Knox
John Phillips
R. Creesy
J. Perren
Eleanor Murphy
S. Pollard
John Brown
Richard Royanene
Daniel Davis
H. Williams
John Beale
Mary Rushbrook
James Knight
W. Chapman
Charles Taylor
Mary Ann Snow
John Savage
John Robertson
Wm. Kenton
John Denney
James Hill
C. White
Robert Ellis
John Leeson
Mary Roberts
Margaret Nash
Joseph Lewis
John Smith
Wm. Rowland
Joseph Nelson
Sarah Jones
Charles Evererd
Eliza Alexander
Catherine Shea
Jane Cotter
Joseph Marsh
Abraham Titmouse
John Williams
John Barnes
Arthur Jas. Humphries
Charles Jones
Eliza Ann Ryan Toneby
Richard Hamblow
Joseph Burgess
Peter Brady
Henry Dedcon
Peter M.mann
W. Phillips
J. Harlington
Louis Phillip
T. Hearn
Ann Bond
James Mastrell
Joseph Galloway
Mary Ann
Thomas Connor
Combe
Wm. Henesey
Buckeridge Arms
George-street
Potman
William Edwards
Edivison
Worship Street Assault Case and Charity Fraud Accusations
At Worship Street a parish apprentice Deborah Miller. 17, accuses John Carter of grossly assaulting her after indecent advances. The case led to apprenticeship cancellation and committal for trial. Separately, Thomas Yates alias Captain Spencer Drummond faced Mendicity Society charges for fraudulent charity solicitations, writing letters to Lord Lilford and others to obtain donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worship Street
John Carter
Waterloo Street
St Luke's
Grove
Deborah Miller
St. Luke's
Gravesend
Union Haalt
Becoina-Serrer
Thommas Yates
Spencer Drummond
Jeremy
Mendicity Society
Lord Lilford
Bodkin
Grosvenor-place
Foxley-road
Camber
Spencer DrumMoxp
Hayworth-house
Drum
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LAW
Court OF Bankruptcy
Holroyd
G Bingham
Harewood
Creed
Bartlett
Court of Common Pleas
Anderson
Robert Creesy
J. Petren
J. Williams
Henry Penn
J. Youngman
Martha Thompson
Joby
Milhard
Maria Bush
Alfred Weller
W. Keaton
Thomas Hearn
J. Hogg
Catherine Herbert
J. Hills
James Williams
J. Kittle
Sarah Call
Michael Carter
Mary Anne Snow
Sarah Bedford
Joseph Poole
Sara Veal
Caroline Delany
Henry Williams
Elizabeth Martin
Edward Miller
James Bean
James Poole
Thomas Anderson
Weller
Edward Harries Dowsety
John Butler
Eben Neal
Jas. Hollingsworth
Thomas Crouch
George Rathbone
W. Murphy
Henry Smith
Rebecca Dia’mond
Ellen Harrison
George Gilchrist
William Taylor
Thos Boddington
Henry Walmsley
James Mackham
Thos, Smith
Thomas Chapman
Thomas Devonshire
Ted
Beer
Thomas Chubb
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