Desdemona Debuts Shine at Drury Lane
Theatre notes from the Drury Lane program praise the young actress Robinson for her debut in Desdemona and compliment the performance of Mr. Maywood. Kean remains unrivalled in the suite of Othello’s intense scenes.
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Richmond
Maywoon
Kean
Royal news from Windsor and Paris in October notes
A long dispatch reports Princess Sopura’s visit to Windsor Castle and royal family movements including Princess Augusta on horseback and ExizanetH near Old Windsor. It covers Duke Wellington planning a Paris winter, Earl Grosvenor’s conservatory work, and other courtly notices plus Dutch tea trade discussion and French affairs.
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Sopura
Gloucester
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Exizaneth
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Suffolk
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Oatlands
Windsor
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Claremonton
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Paris
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Portland-place
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Camelford
Cornwall
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Amsterdam
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Netherlands
China
Batavia
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Congo
Ald
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SuapRon
Waterloo
Sackville-street
England
France
Frederick
Parkes
Abbeville
Mre. Pari
RPS
Brighton
Ferederick
Putmps
United States
Hiavannah
Old Spain
Royal Ordinance Orders Marine Officers Count Cuts
Paris October 4 1815 royal decree sets new Marine officer quotas from November 1 restructuring ranks appoints Vice Admirals Rear Admirals to 500 Ensigns de Vaisseau to 400 while keeping Marine pupils at 500. The measure aims to reduce staff to improve instruction and service efficiency.
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Royal
Louis
Gooy&e
City Court Actions And Charitable Allocations At Guildhall
The Court of Common Council at Guildhall considered gifts to Fever Institution and City of London Lying-in Hospital. Reports on Gauger duties and Bridgehouse drainage were debated. The Watch Act was passed and sermons printing ceased. A general review of Livery admission and a post office arrangements report were ordered.
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Guildhall
Platt
Hewson
Tondon
Gauger
Bridgehouse
St.George’s Fields
London
Court of King's Bench Rules and Next Hearing Date
In the Court of King's Bench at Sergeant's Inn on Monday Oct 27 officers settled rules from last term for new trials. The long pending case Lord Nivers v. King was ordered to be discussed next Monday if not reached sooner in the list order.
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Court OF King’s Bench
Sergeant's Inn
Michaelmas
Ntsi
Lord Nivers
King
Royal Benevolence at Brighton Opens Royal Purses
The visit of the Regent to Brighton highlights charitable acts as he orders half a guinea weekly for Phoebe Hassel a near 103 year old former soldier born in Shoreham. Her tale includes army service in disguise and wounds endured during the era of Lord Heararrerp.
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Brighton
Phoebe Hassel
Phoebs
Steyne
Phoebe
Cock of
Heararrerp
Bunker's Hill
Shoreham
Moscow
Acus
Niemen
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough host second Public Day at Blenheim Palace
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough opened Blenheim for a second Public Day, with 120 guests dining in the Grand Saloon, and Duke Clarence visiting Earl Harcourt at Nuneham. A Grand Saloon repast, music, and dancing followed in a highly praised event. Duchess presents a standard to Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry led by Lord Churchill in Blenheim Park.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Blenheim
Duke of Clarence
Earl Harcourt
Nuneham
Duke of ‘Marlborough
Harcourt
Marguisses
Ely
Blandford
Earis
Jersey
Abingdon
Normanton
Count Tesses
Lemps—Sandén
Northwick
Churchill
Molyneux
Francis Leveson
J. Spencer
Lapres
Amelia Boyce
C. Graham
C. Spencer Churchill
Flonownantes
F. Bertie
Elliott
Knollys
Col. Knollys
Keh Dashwood
James Graham
W.taunton
Alex Croke
Lannes— Willoughby
Taunton
Croke
Latimer
St.Jaunton
Phillips
C. O. Bowles, Esq
Plan for Bangor College to train English clergy from Wales
A proposal approved by bishops to erect a Bangor college aims to qualify Englishmen for Welsh church preferment. The plan highlights rapid Welsh language learning and forms a committee led by the Dean of Bangor and Archdeacon Merioneth.
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Chester
Bangor
Iev
Mr. Jonas
Merioneth
J. H. Corton
Navy Board
Portsmouth
London
Prince Regent's
Swinley Lodge
Hatfield
Dowdelk
Knebworth
J. Mabekty
Alderman Heycats
Freemen of
Lincoln
France
Brighton
Baltimore
Savannah
A Twoop
Ludlam
Derby
Turner
Townsend
Fintay
SS Boxens
Little Reynolds
Church
Fadie
Canterbury
Reynolds
Murper or Mr Barer trial at Nee Men county gaol
Fragmentary report covers a murder case near Methwold with suspects James Johnson and an unnamed accomplice. Details include pursuit, weapon evidence, coroner’s inquest, and a verdict of death from want of care and nourishment in Tothill Fields Prison. Also mentions Bank of England dividend period and lottery ticket sales amid six prizes of 2000 pounds.
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Murper
Barer
Wetts
Methwold
England
James Johnson
VA Ey Vt d
Hethersett
Elise Ae
Rudham
Officers of Justice
Ier
Lphraim York
Pothill-fields
Hanbury
Samuel Hanbury
Samuel Baddock
York
Banks Robert Nodder
Tothillfields Bridenet
Bank of England
Sirs Wright
Births and Obituaries Noted Across Several Local Notices
Birth details include a son born at Woodbine Cottage to the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Mackenzie, and a daughter born in Valenciennes to the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Bull of the Royal Horse Artillery. Also recorded are marriages and multiple obituaries including Frances Philadelphia Hotham and Margaret Hall of Worcester Herald lineage.
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Woodbine Cottage
Bricetarn Air
Mackenzie
Valenciennes
France
Bull
Royal Horse Artillery
Dikbo
Wigton
Cumberland
Christopher Borradaile
Lustay
Frances Philadelphia
Hotham
Coldstream Guards
Lord Hotham
Cheltenham
Margaret
Thomas Hall
Warchester Herald
East India Births Marriages and Deaths Bengal
Marriages list multiple in Bengal with dates and names including Lieut F G Lister to Miss Pearson and Major General Sir David Ochterlony's daughter, plus other matches in Patna Cawnpore and Bombay. Deaths note Captain Augustus Henry and others. Also entries from Madras Ceylon Mauritius with various alliances and losses.
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East India
Bengal
St. John’s Church
F. G. Lister
H Pearson
Major Pearson
Bengal Engineers
Duncan Campbell
Patna
Henry Middleton
Ceenney
Mary Anne Ochterlony
David Ochterlony
Bart. K. C. B
J. Parson
W. E. Davies
Scoteand Davies’ Academy
Matilda Smart
Charles Sivrac
Eliza
Arabella Dwyer
Purneah
Julius Cassar
William Nancy
Emiley Thomas
George Thomas
Cawnpore
F. Carmichil Smyth
The
Engineers
Thackeray
Augustus Henry
Marhatta
Bombay
Manriaces
R. Baynes
Lechmere Hathway
Honourable Company
Frederick Josina
Alert Henry.Giesler
J. M
Bixtu
John Barrette
Busuilah
Jernest Lack
Mackintosh
Madras
Markiace
Quilon
J. Hutchison
B. Blake
2D Batt 25Th Regiment
N. I
C. Selway
Selways A
His
89Th Regiment
Dearus
Legaum
Yockley Berar
Argus M'Lachlan
Royal Scots
Font
Cuddalore
Montagne
M.D. Cockburn
Mary Satur
Sarquis Satur
Ceylon
Trincomalie
Jackson’s
Lockett
N.nc Eesary
the College of Fort William
Amnett
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