BAUTIES OF THE COURT OF KING CRABLES AND MEMOIRS
Dedicated notice of republication on large paper with India Proof Plates. Features portraits illustrating diaries of Pepys Evelyn Harendon and other writers of a gay period. Biographical memoirs and anecdotes on female society included. Authored by Mrs Jameson author of Memoirs of the Loves of the Poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
Noa
India
Bauties
Crables
Pepys
Evelyn
Larendon
Jameson
Fivo Lamp and Oilmen for Private Lease Sale
Advertises disposal of lamp manufacturer stock and oilman business from a prime Wear-end town location. Seeks buyers ready to start or relocate, with applications to W Brooks & Co or Boulcott & Co. Also promotes Gheat clothing and tailoring offers at Fleet Street, highlighting new stock and value priced garments for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. W. Brooks, and Co
New-street-square
Fetter-lane
Messrs
Boulcott and Co. Paul's
Upper Thames-street
Wain and Co., Tailors, &c
Fleet-street
New Bridge Strest
Imperial
Saxony
Messia
Swain and Co
True Sun
Elst Ae
Covent Garden Theatrical Fund Eighteenth Anniversary Gala
The Covent Garden Theatrical Fund marked its eighteenth anniversary at Freemasons Tavern Great Queen Street with a large, respectable gathering led by Lord Scitoun. Patrons including Lords Lennox, Arthur Hill, the Duke of Devonshire and others donated generously. Mr Mathews spoke of the fund’s history, its aim to support aging actors and widows, and the need to retire actors on half pay. The event featured performances by two unified vocal corps and remarks praising the Royal family’s patronage, ending with broad applause and renewed commitment to aid distressed actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons
Queen-street
Lord Scitoun
G. Legnox
Arthur Hill
Bruce
Gen. Phipps
Randle Jackson
G. Lennox
Mathews
Fawcett
Shirreff
Romer
H. Phillips
Duchess of
Soble
Mr. M
Mr. F
Mie
Mattocks
Hull
Garrick
Coventgarden Institution
Coventgarden
George the Fourth
Duke of York
Duke of Sussex
Fawcet
Mr.m
Ieee
Societ
Esaery
Duke of Devonshire
John Kemble
Drury-lane
Opera-house
Haymarket
Sheffield
House of Commons
Senate
Shakspeare
Jeremy Collier
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Alexander Pope
Shane
Lambeth Bridge Suspension Plan Debated at Exchequer Meeting
A large meeting at the Exchequer Coffee-house considered erecting a suspension bridge across the Thames from Market Street to Church Street Lambeth. Lord Tullamore presided as chair. engineers and architects outlined costs, routes, and gothic design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth Bridge
Exchequer
Market-street
Horseferry
Westinster
Lambeth
Eans Dundas
John Malleson
J Thomas Biggs
J. D. Garing
Francis Giles
Captain Grovew
Ri Thames
Horeeferry
Church Street
Vien Ridge
Samuel Brown
Sage
Prensred
Goodwin
John Ren
Ae Dacy
New Pisluce- Yard
Penering
River Thames
Westminster
Church-street
Lord Tullamore
Dandas
Alderman Thompson
H. D. Goring
Captain Gronow
Juin Malleson
Thomas Briggs
James Florence
Canterbury
Brown
Vauxhall Bridge
Lambeth-bridge
Surrey Road
Brighton
Lambeth Palace
Dundas
Park Street Bachelor Residence Set For Sale Next Week
A snug Bachelor’s Residence in Park street, fitted in excellent taste, will be sold next week by George Robins. Several fashion sprigs are named as competitors. A meeting of notable figures including the Duke of Richmond Viscount Palmerston the Right Hon Charles Grant Lord Hill and Sir James Graham was held yesterday at Mr Secretary Stanley’s Downing street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkstreet
George Robins
Duke of Richmond
Viscount Palmerston
Charles Grant
Lord Hill
James Graham
Stanley
Downing-street
Confiance and Belvidera Stir Portsmouth Naval Movements
From Our Own Correspondent. His Majesty's steam vessel Confiance, Lt. Waugh, arrived from Falmouth and sailed for Woolwich. Belvidera, Capt. Strong, sailed to Spithead and may depart for the West Indies soon. 83d Regiment detachment embarked aboard the Prince Regent to Gravesend en route to Scotland. Fine weather with light airs reported. Marriages in Chichester celebrate J Magnus and Miss Binger with notable musical entertainment. Portsea hosts notable musicians Jacobs and Woolf. Local relief for Polish destitute totals 212. Hampshire towns urged to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty
Confiance
Waugh
Falmouth
Woolwich
Belvidera
C. B. Strong
Spithead
83D Regiment
Prince Regent
Binatead
Royal Navy
Gravesend
Scotland
Chichester
J. Magnus
London
Binger
Portsea
Jacobs
J. Woolf
Portsmouth
Hampshire
The Morning Post on Legitimate Influence in Reform
A satirical verse from the Morning Post mocks Parliament figures like Lord John Russell and the Fitzwilliam circle. It ridicules efforts to secure reform by appealing to property and influence, while hinting at political maneuvering and the role of figures such as Carlisle Tavistock and the Bedford circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Morning Post
Lord John Russell
Passim
Sir John
Dudley
Earl Fitzwilliam
Wetherell
Croker
Multon
Lord Carlisle
Morpeth
Carlisle
Grace of Bedford
Tavistock
Cambridge Degrees Conferred at Congregation and Examinations
A Cambridge congregation announced numerous degree awards and honors. Bachelors in Divinity and Arts were conferred, with names including Eyton, Roberts, Riddell, and Barker. Lusby Scholar election for Magdalene Hall named James Peake. Chancellor’s gold medals awarded to Selwyn and Forsyth of Trinity. University Scholar chosen: N B Lewis of Clare Hall. Masters of Arts listed for Cattley, Nunns, and Wood. Licentiate in Physics noted for Wilmot Wood. Civis Law Bachelors: Dilke. Arts Bachelors: Arden, Haygarth, Ibbotson the latter two from Trinity College and St Johns.
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Oxrogo
Marcus
Charles Watkin Wynne Eyton
Jesus
Samuel Wallis Roberts
Pembroke
Walter Buchanan Riddell
Bart
Christ Church
John Henry Barker
Lusby
James Room Peake
Jesus College
Magdalene Hall
Cambridge
Magea
Aria
Thos
Kynaston Selwyn
Wm. Forsyth
Trinity College
N. B. Lewis
Clare Hall
William Browne
Accestors
James William Worthington
William Clarke
St. John’s College
Chester
Edward Dewhurst
St. John‘s Collexe
Stephen Reed Cattley
Queen's College
Thomas Nunns
George Edward Wilmot Wood
Charles Wentworth Dilke
Trinity Hall
Francis Edward Arden
St. Peter’s College
John Sayer Haygarth
Thomas Rudd Ibbotson
Pension omission noted for Mrs Leonora Robinson
A Constant Reader complains in the True Sun that Mrs Leonora Robinson, daughter of the late Alderman Rowcroft, is omitted from the pension list though she receives 250 pounds per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Robinson
Alderman Rowcroft
A. B
Pryme Defends Parliamentary Conduct in Letter to Electors
George Pryme refutes Charles Beales in a public letter published in the Independent Press. He explains his votes on pensions Ballot Septennial Parliament and Military Sinecures, denies pledging promises, and asserts his actions followed conscience. He labels Beales’s charges unjust and promises further reply in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beales
Cambridge Independit Press
Beales
Harvey
C. Bealea
Independent Press
Lord Althorp
Escape at Canterbury Prison Ends in Injury to Guard
Charles Horn, awaiting trial for stealing a silver scuff box from the Swan Inn in Canterbury, escaped Westgate gaol by using a blanket tethered to the bridge. A strong wind blew the improvised rope off the bridge, causing a fall of over twenty feet that injured his uncle and forced Horn to seek refuge in a Cockran(e) house before being returned to the gaol with the keeper. The report criticizes Governor Wellard for not hearing the prisoner’s movements due to the wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrane
Wellard
Horn
Kent Herald
Oddities and Reflections From An 18th Century Miscellany
A collage of brief excerpts and anecdotes on aging wisdom superstition and curious natural marvels. The passages include comments on elder virtue and pleasure reading, a moving tale of a wandering hog, notes on Cornish language extinction, a Windsor prayer scene with George III, fire precautions at Drury Lane, and sketches of artists poets and thieves with moral and cultural reflections.
Callio Bar and Ships Pay Off at Heirtport
Reports from Sheerness note His Majesty's ship Callio bar is ordered to be posted out without delay and expected to sail in about four months. Selly is 18 arrived at the harbour and to be paid off at Chatham. The Columbine also arrived to be paid off. A Frenchman faced magistrates for possessing spirits with intent to seal, a linked incident to a man who swam with a rope to a wrecked ship off Boulogne, later awarded a medal by France. In Wrotham a mill accident killed a lad at a paper mill. a glazing house mishap caused by machinery drew him into a wheel, ending his life.
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Henry VIII
Queen Anne
George II
Dolly Pentrath
Mousehole
Penzance
Cornwall
George III
Windsor
Oriel
Amelia
John Gait
Baraguay de Hilliers
Venice
Inquisition
Republic
Conder
Buonaparte
Isabel
Josephine
Italy
Express
Constable's
Drury-lane
SueeRness
Calliobar
Sheerness
Nore
Chatham
Tre-Pelicay
Thore
Shitrite
Boulogne Ann
Kent Herald
Webster
Wrotham
Grees
Wehiich
Imachind
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Tvzsway O T
Llams
Grosvenor
Davien Street
Berkeley-square
Mr. Williams
Messrs. Hay and Staines
Davies-Street
Brooks and Hedger
Neste UE
Aucton Mart
Moncar
Uniens
Helease
Grosvenor Street
Blackburn
Marquis of Westminster
Mesars, Brooks and Hedger
Old Road-street
Pfpowitt
Athenseum
Richard Bentley
New Buriington Street
Great Britain
John Hutton
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Price
France
United States of America
United States
Pennsylvania
Maryland
James Mather
M.w’s
Acutot
F. M. de Cherville
A. P. W. Philip
M.D
F-B-S. L
Henry Renshaw
England
Morocco
Great Britain and
Ireland
John Burke
Burke
Globe
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
Edinburgh
Bell and Bradfute
Dublin
John Cumming
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Abbey Wharf
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High-bridge Wharf
Greenwich
Hetton
Stewart’s
Lambton
Wall
Tanfield, Hartley, &c. &c
A. Oldridge
Columbia
Philadelphia
Wellington-Street
Strand
United
Kingom
A. Aldridge
Oldridge
Anyluit
Idridge
Gilbert Robinson
Covent-Garden Theatrical Fund
Maacu
Russell Melodies
Downing Street
Lawa
M.P
University Intelligence
the True Sun
Charles Lamb
Haziiti
Cagsiodorus
Lord Bacon
Bia
Titian
Raphael
Correggio
Rembrandt
Haslitt
Tryanny
Newgate
Old Bailey
Burrows
Pampas
South America
Biscaches
Ferguson
Count de Castel Maria
Treviso
Anglaise
Sir Thomas Brown
Ene Gate
Batley
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