Lord Mayor election and civic notes in London
Elections at the Guildhall appoint Sir Chapman Marshall and James Harmer as Lord Mayor and Alderman. Reports cover coroner orders, vestry debates on Oxford Street pavement, a Shadwell drowning inquest, the Monument catastrophe memorial, and fashion notes for autumn attire in London and Paris.
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Chapman Marshall
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England
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Paris
Julies
Uemlon
Major G D Hall to be military secretary to North America
Major G D Hall formerly of the royal staff corps and late assistant quartermaster-general in Canada is set to return as military secretary to the governor-general of North America. He sails on the Liverpool steam vessel for New York. Poulett Thomson gains a valued adviser on complex matters.
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New York
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United Service Gazette
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Marquis of Waterford
London
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Ford
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Greenwich Hospital
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Mexico
Bustamente
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Paris
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M. Bustamente
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Rochfort
M. Masquelez
Council-General
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Midland Counties Railway
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Romford
Hornchurch
Essex Herald
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Wiltshire Gazelle
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Colchester
Covent Garden Theatre to Stage Love's Labour's Lost for Season
Reports from Covent Garden announce a season opening under universal favour with Love's Labour's Lost as a novelty not seen since the eighteenth century. The St James and Paris theatres are noted for lively comedies and interludes with Mesdames Daly and Pettifer amid Melville Selby and Oxberry. Also listed are engagements for Miss Daly and Elssler, and a report on Mdlle Rachel's absence and Donizetti's new opera Martyrs in preparation at the Paris Opera.
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Covent-garden
Adam Westing
Shakspeare
Charleses
StRanp
Messrs
Melville, Selby
Oxberry
New York
United States
Grand’ Opera
Paris
Loy
Mademoiselle
Rachge L
M. Casimir Delavigne
Vicillesse du Cid
Mdlle
Rachel
Commerce
Andral
Mdllehel
Theatre Francais
Galignant
de Martyrs
Donizetti
Academie Royale de Musique
Duprez
Dermvis
Serda
Massol
Madame Dorus Gras
de Madron
Mario
Rubini
Hausinger
Pyrenees
Guillaume Tell
Galignani
Afessenger
Races At Liverpool And Bedford Amid Thin Attendance
Sporting intelligence reports thin crowds at Liverpool and Bedford races with several stakes races. Remedys, Polydorus, Lanercost, Melbourne, Shadow, La Sage Femme, Zoroaster, and Velocity compete in notable events, while Lalla Rookh and Queen Anne vie in match races. The day includes The Palatine Handicap, St Leger contenders, and a busy two-day program with multiple heats and notable purses.
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Liverpool
Mr. Meiklam
Darling
Colonel Synge
Polydorus
Lord Stanley
Betsy
Austin
Mr. Speed
Muley
Longwaist
Remedy
Muley Coit
Palatizie Club
H. Robinson
Melbourne
Marson
Mr. Ramsay
Lanercost
Lord Miltown
Mr. Bell
Graydon
Fowler
James Boswell
Anne
Lalla Rookh
Goodwood
Doncaster
Lord Eglintoun
Zorcaster
Che Aimwell
M. Jones
Clarke
Mr. Dawson
Mr. Clark
Auckland
Syre
Mr. Dickson
Aintree
Miltown
Sefton
Eglinton
Col. Anson
Wilton
T.Y.C
Heseltine
R. Heseltine
Velocipede
Lord Eglinton
Shadow
Zoroaster
Bell
Francis
Stephenson
Lightfoot
la Sage Femme
Malvolio
Little Francis
la Sage
Ormskirk
Myr H. Robinson
Knowsley
T. Stanley
Templeman
Betsey Austin
Lord Maidstone
St. Bennett
Stephen* Son
Ole Bull
Mr. Ogden
Harpurhey
Speed
C Aimwell
Moss
Maid Marian
Dawson
Arrest and Commitment of Feargus O Connor in Manchester
Feargus O Connor appeared at the Borough Court on a warrant tied to five true bills from the South Lancashire assizes. He challenged interlineations and signature validity, demanded judge Coltman rectify potential errors, and pledged to appear when required, with bail set at £300 plus two sureties of £150 each. The case touched on procedural irregularities in warrant drafting and enforcement, with O Connor insisting on due process before any committal or transfer.
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Mr. O'Connor
Absalom Watkin
J. G. Frost
W. R. Callender
J. H. Heron
O'Connor
Justice Coltman
O’connor
Leeds
Doncaster
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Liverpool
Lancaster
Mr. Potter
Mr. O’connor
T.C
T. C
Beswick
Coltman
Manchester
Davies
Maude
Mr. Beswick
Abel Heywood
Oldham-street
Scholefield
Every-street
Ancoats
Heywood
Stockport
Taylor
Liverpool Assizes
Higson
Hopkins
Preston
Chaotic Racing and Fox Hounds At Cheltenham and Richmond
Lord Tavistock’s Gimcrack and other horses contested handicaps with added stakes as racing news and hounds arrived at Cheltenham kennels 66 pair old plus 18 young. A watermen regatta near Richmond drew elite crowds with Hammerton the winner. A rowing match Newel vs Pocockx saw Newel steadily lead to a clear Putney finish.
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Theobild
Caligula
Smith
H Halmeman
Drew
Kensington
Lord Favistock
Grimcrack
Mr. Goddard
Shortwaist
S. Ling
S. Parker
Mr. Smith
Lord Tavistock
Gimcrack
Lord Segrave
Cheltenham Kennel
Richmond
Isleworth
Twickenham
Richmond Theatre
Hammerton
Rowe Maton
Newet
Pocockx
Newel
Chandler’s
Penitentiary
Vauxhall-bridge
Red-house
Putney-bridge
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Harold
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