London Theatrical Fund Second Anniversary Dinner Address
Crowded London Tavern marks the second anniversary dinner of a theatrical benevolent fund. Mr. Buckstone and Mr. Dickens speak on aiding aged performers and preserving English drama against declining patent theatres. Donations include £100 from the Queen and £10 from the Duke of Devonshire.
Leamington Bank Robbery Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict
Kes Covar presided as William Odson Blayney and co defendants faced charges for the Leamington Bank robbery dated July 4 1845. The case traced parcels notes and misposted money with testimony from post office clerks bankers and London witnesses. Blayney was found guilty and sentenced to ten years transportation with judges noting the crime was clearly proven.
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Midland
Waxwick
Kes Covar
Justice Patteson
William Odson Blayney
Lange
Leamington Bank
George Blayney
Jennings
Myers
Waddington
Mellor
Miller
O’brien
William Hudson Blayney
Warwick and Leamington Bankin Company
Leamington
Southam
Sousham
Francis Smith
Edward Wells Wysee
London
Wynne
Southern
Heath
Deak
Bath Street
Middleton
Regent Street
Newbold Street
Oldham Bridge
Church Street
Coventry Road
Portland Street
Dele Street
Kenilworth Road
Bidswood
Elisha Blayney
Kenilworth
Thomas Heath
H. Summerfield
Elisha
Post Office
Daniel Forrenter
Roby
Boulogne
George Thomas
England
Mansion House
George Buyney
Bower
Plumtree Court
Shoe Lane
City of London
Elishe
Leicester
Nottingham
Carroll
Smithfield
Witness
George
Talbot Court
Archer
Scroggins
Loam
Blayney
George Blarney
Bellein Bride Lane
Tream
Daniel Forrester
Minuteneas
Seville Senora and Spaniard Drama at a London Hotel
A Spaniard and a Senora ran afoul of theft and deception at a London hotel. Jewellery vanished, cash vanished, and even a matador dress’s gold buttons were cut off. The Senora swindled the Spaniard, who appeared heartbroken and penniless after to seize a possible mother reunion. A Portuguese host and a benefactor aided the Spaniard’s return to Seville. The pair’s romance and flight ended with unmet promises and a warning about the Senora’s bold dancing career in London. Later, the Zoological Society announced public admission to their gardens on Mondays and Tuesdays throughout the year with seasonal exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Seville
England
London
Regent's
Zoological Society
Regente Park
Nogpen
Kildareaasizes
Catherine Colgan
Margaret Foran
Athy
Joshua Walmsley
James Welsh
Sir Joshua Walmsley
Sir Joshua
Society of Friends
Joaboa
Onda of
Liverpool
Euclid colt in sight at Newmarket Handicap betting
Sporting intelligence covers racing odds and bets for Newmarket events, detailing the Euclid colt retreat and price moves to 7 to 1, Planet and Epirote prospects, and sums wagered on various races including the 2000 Guineas and Derby. It notes prices, stakes, and late activity, plus a rowing club's early season scratch match results at Putney to Hammersmith.
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Tattersall
Euclid
Sting
Planet
Duloet
Panch
Epirote
Glentilt
Liberator
Mr. Martin
Newwanxer
E. Russell
Gregory
C. Monck
Orford
Stradbroke
Lynceus
Wigram
J. Hawley
Humdran
Cuthbert
Queen of Tyne
Anson
Tom Tallock
R. Neville
W. Scott
Sir Tatton Sykes
Mr. Gregory
John Day
Mr. Moore
Moastyn'a
Gully
B. Green
Mostyn
Irwin
Wilson
Skerratt
Hill
Lord Eglinton
Bowes
O'Brien
the Literator
Mostye
Colonel Anson
Holmes
Pedley
Jobs Scott
Vanish
Tom Tulloch
Newmarket
The Poisoning Case At Bury Court Sentences Widow
Catherine Foster was condemned for murder after the court found she prepared and served poison that killed her husband on October 18. The judge denounced the crime, ordered her life forfeited on the scaffold, and urged mercy at the Redeemer’s throne. The scene closed with her calm acceptance and removal to a dark cell.
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Bury
Bury Sr. Epwexn
Catherine Foster
Death of Horsilte in Rue St Germain I Auxerrois
An elderly man named Horsilte, long poor and living in a garret on Rue St Germain I Auxerrois, was found dead among straw. Neighbors had aided him previously. A stash of wealth, including 7,000 livres in money, a 500 franc note, and various jewelry and plate items, was found with him.
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Horsilte
St. Germain I'Auxerrois
Money Market Fluctuations and Funds Decline
The English funds fluctuated with little clear cause as Consols opened near 93 and drifted down to around 68 percent, aided by light sales and heavy market tone. Exchequer Bills moved near par, while foreign securities leaned lower and railways softened. premiums on gold showed Paris and Hamburg pricing gaps, with daily settlement and Sinking Fund activity shaping near-term demand.
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Paris
Bock
Chilfon
Ecuador
Venezuela
Emperor of Husala
Bank of France
Consola
Serlo
India
London
Hamburgh
Wepmzspay
Consois
Tavesoay Evenixa
Stock Exchange
Royal notices and promotions fill Downing Street Gazette
The Queen appoints Rev T England to North Lew Rectory and Rev J Taylor to Menzie Parish. Military promotions across regiments follow, including officers in the Horse Guards Dragoons and various Light Dragoons. Dissenters' marriage act notice, insolvency examinations, and bankruptcy listings detail April and May proceedings.
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G. H. Bart
Island of
St. Christopher
Orries
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
A. F.C. G. Lennor
C. H. Cust
O. A. Fitzgerald
Lori A. F. C. G. Lennox
Dragoon Guards
A. Nugent
J. Conolly
G. L. Robson
Capain
Purchase
Nugent
J. J. Thomas
Robson
A. W. D. Burton
Cornet
Thomas
41Th Light Dragoons
W. S. Sandes
Forrest
L. Alexander
Sandes
EB. A. Cook
Alexander
Light Dragoons
H. Madox
S. Stawell
E. Pole
Madox
R. Needham
Pole
T. H. Clifton
Needham
J. A. Digby
Leutenant
Cufton
C. Goring
Digby
34Th Light Dragoons
A. Need
16Th Light Dragoons
Hillier
44Th Foot
1St Regiment of Foot
H. W. Tuer
Kennedy
4Th Foot
J. W. Percy
Wollaston
O. ¥. Cocks
Ensign
Percy
Frank Corbett
Enago
Twigg
M. C. Wall
Sears
James G. Clarke
Campbell
J. H. Chambers
Macan
D. J. B. Lennard
Chambers
H. R. Wolrige
Clarke
C. F. Campbell
O'Toole
68Th Foot
H. V. Jones
T. W. Storer
Carmichael
D. S. Collings
Barton
Sth Dragoon Guards
Baxter
Coleonel H. Madox
12Th Light Dragoons
Unarracuan
J. White
L. A. Pale
11Th Foot
H. L. Herbert
Great Thoroton Street
Kingnes
Upon Hull
W. Driver
Weston Street
Southwark
J. Milner
Holborn Bill
J. Ball
High Street
Stratford le Bow
West Haw
Essex
Carman
G. Chantler
Compton Street
Brunswick Square
R. Haee
Ebrington Street
Plymouth
W. Peahse
Axminster
Devonshire
T. Clark
Horsefair
Birmingham
T. Williams
Spring Bank
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Apt. Bankrupts
Court of Prey
Hasinghall Street
BE. Marshall
Clifton Street
Son Street
Finsbury
Wreter
Asalguee
Edwards
Frederick's
Bochswan
Basinghall Street
W. Bonds
D of Cornwallic Houss
Creek Road
Deptford
Kent
Ucenred Victualler
Groom
Abchurch Lane
Lombard Street
Messrs
Symes
Belcher
Spicer
Great Marion
Buckinghamshire
G. A. Soar
Great Marylebone Street
St. Marylebone
Fesd
Graham
Coleman Street
Messrs. Bicknell and Co
Conmaught Terrace
Edgeware Road
J. Haly
Surrey
Sirest
Strand
Manchester
BR. P. Hobson
George Street
Armstrong
Staple
Bedford Row
London
Messra
Weatherhead and Co
Bingley
Bond
Leeds
J. Burrows
Hucknall
Huthwaite
Nottingham
Ahire
Farmer and Publican
Town Hall
Sheffield
Freeman
Queen Street
SheMeld
Stevens and Co
Queenstreat
Cheapride
God
Jessop
Alfreton
Chappel
Hunslet
Isrignee
Watesworth and Co
Gray's Inn
Smith
Leeda
W. Hodgeox
Halton
Lcensed Victualler
Jacques Land Co
Bly
Greaves
Liverpool
Can
Susigeen
Bird
Livercourt
South Castle Street
Liv
Chester and Co
Staple Inn
Avison and
Ebenezer
Pickering
Yorkshire
Union
Portishead
Somersetshire
Jones
Jun
Shepperton Place
Islington
Carpenter
T. Hadler
Bath Street
Gravesend
Farrier
T. Rippon
Moulsham
Chelmsford
Aszex
C. Nash
Wigmere Street
W. Kohler
Hathbone Place
Oxford Street
W. Simons
Whittaker Street
Pimlico
H. Richards
Milton Street
Dorset Square
Allsw
W. Dawson
Leake
Lincolnshire
R. Robinson
Newtown Row
D. Lear
Grantham
H. Smitheman
Wolverhampton Street
Dudley
Constable
W. Hickin
Bilaton
Newtown
Staffordshire
W. Towill
Kennford
J. Williams
Newbridge
Cardiff
Glamorganshire
W. Danson
Clifton Crescent
Birkenhead
Cheshire
Ee Rickard
Southgate Street
St. James's
Bath
Court of Bankruptcy
H. Jones
Grosvenor Road
Ollman
Asignee
Whitmore
Basinghall Atreat
Shaw
Fish Atreet Bi
H. J. Cock
Hedgerow
High Wireghiington
Linen
Apriac By
Masignee
Coleman Treet
Messrs. Hardwicky and Co
Ball
J. Barlow
Waterloo Street
Motteram and Knowles
Birminham
Andrew Birrell
Salford
Cazenove
Johnson and Co
Temple
Snowball
R. Macoun
Bolton
Lancashire
Cotton Spioner
Frater
Bristol
Hutton
Mesars
Brittan and Sons
J. C. Humby
Blackfriars Road
Bond and Morgan
Shaw ‘Manufacturers
J. Kirkpatrick
Newport
Lale of Wight
Southampton
C. Bartlett
J. Gale and Son
Love Jane
Shadwell
J. G. Ufford
Highbury Brewery
Holloway
W. Smith
Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
Rigmalden
Fragmentary listings of tradespeople and dissolutions in April notices
A scanned OCR fragment lists numerous names with occupations and April dates, including ship owner, linen drapers, wool merchants, tailor, bakers, farmers, factor, coachbuilder, coal merchant, stationer, and more. It also records partnerships dissolved across various firms such as bottle companies, coach builders, grocers, miners, and ship brokers, plus Scottish sequestrations of several Glasgow and Dundee trades.
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W.C
J. Esling
Banham
Norfolk
Hadley and Drake
Woolwich
Nowdrapers
Tilbury, Son, and Clarke
Gloucester Place
New Road
Smith and Chapman
York
Blagrove and Rust
Margaret Street
Cavendish Square
Musictane
Croker and Stowe
Bridgewater
Someretshire
Cost
Milnea and Ark
Haslam and
Paddy
Southampton Row
Bloomsbury
Read, Hoggins, and Co
Duke Street
St. James's
Whiteside and Powell
Liverpool
Autten
Oxford Street
Coggan and Jones
Bread Street Hill
Recombe
Sidebotham
Harplane
W. Chadwick
Warren and Fowler
Old Street Road
W. Black and Co
Devanha
Aberdeen
W. Copland
W. Reid and Son
Leith
J. Craig
Local trades and partnerships listed across London and beyond
A historical notice lists multiple tradesmen and shops in various districts such as Walworth Bermondsey Southwark and Westminster with April dates for licenses and registrations. It includes names of bakers butter merchants butchers drapers linen goods brokers and brewers along with a long section detailing dissolved partnerships among firms like Arnold Fairclough Lightfoot Daines Corbet Mellor and Sykes and many others across England and Scotland including Glasgow Liverpool Birmingham and Plymouth. It notes Scotch sequestrations involving Grainger Clark Macaulay Maclean Kinlochspelve and Macaulay with April dates.
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En Hallett
Parker
Thornton Street
Dock
Bermondsey
Deo
Essex
Friars
City
Rherthant
Southwark
Surrey
Neep
Calebister
Payne
Nag’s Head
Bigh Street
Camber
Pbridge
W. Dawley Green
Shimalt
Shropehics
Victusiles
J. le Dawley Green
Shropshire
W. G. Grossmith
Romsey Extra
Southampton
J.lefpold
Birmingham
Mushc Collar
J. Tummis
Newcastle
Lyme
Staffordshire
Vion BT Bt
T. Arnold
Filgh Street
Shoreditch
Aiiversmiths
Fairclough
Front
Liverpool
Wlosford
Breatley and Shaw
Mirdeki
plasterere—Lightfoot and Unbank
Nottingham
Borovett and Leslie, Allen
Daines and Perry
Halkin Street West
Corbett and Horton
Wednesbury
Mellor and Sykes
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
J. Banks and Co
Wigan
Lancashire
Chymizis and Drugg
Sts
Shotton, Bouts
Bhotton
Warner's Yard
Mincingane
Regarda R. Shotton
R. Harris
Sam
Salvador House
London
Hasleburnt and Greaves
Sheffield
Taylor
Lloyd
Wombridge
S. Harwood and Co
Taller and Carter
Cambridge
surgeons—Garnet and Mowbray
Paternoster Row
J. Lindop, Son, and Co
Cannon Street
Ingo, Doeg
Haswell
Newcastle Upon Tyne
General Commission
P. Marrow and Co
W. W. Worthington
Whitgreave and Stroughbarm
Walsall
Wilkinson and White
Last and Palmer
Ware
Hertfordshire
Alteroies
Bewhy and Cock
Plymouth
J. M'Intyre and Co
Glasgow
J. Finlay
R. Grainger
J. and
W. Clark
J. Macaulay
Chemlat
Maclean
Kinlochspelve, Mall, Argyle
Doctar of Medicine
Queen approves Don Julian Melendez as Peru Consul General
The Queen approves Don Julian Melendez for the post of Consul General in the United Kingdom representing the Republic of Peru. The notice also lists various military appointments and promotions across the British forces, including cornet, lieutenant, and captain by purchase, in several regiments. It records other official actions such as deputy lieutenant appointments and notes sugar price postings, bank and government securities data, and medical advertisements.
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Forgton Orrica
Don Julian Melendez
United Kingdom
Republic of Peru
Crown Orrica
County of Bedford
Charles James Fox Russell
William Austell
War Covics
3D Dragoon Guards
R. H. Lonsdale
Cornet
Purchase
St. George
17Th Light Dragoons
4Th Dragoon Guards
T. B. Williams
Baker
J. M. Webb
Williams
4Th
Light Dragoons
C. B. Molynear
J. W. Wallington
A3rd Foot
Bright
26Th Foot
C. Kent
C. Davies
35Th Foot
H. 5. Bowman
Leutenant
M. V. S. Morton
4Th Foot
Heutenant
Glubb
RL. Warren
Morton
Cooper
48Th Foot
A. Green
Bromley
C. Sykes
Vies Green
W. H. Carnes
Sykes
6Th Foot
J. C. Hawkes
Coates
D. St. Rosa
Hawkes
A. E. M'Gregor
Fell
79Th Foot
T. B. Butt
M'Neal
G. M. Miller
Butt
J. Webster
J. Borrow
Mentepanta
R. H. Walters
bSth
W.M. Mill
R. F. A. Lavers
T. de C. Hamilton
O. Fitzgerald
G. J. Carey
Blanett
J. Harvey
Borrow
J.S. Warren
W. C. Bruce
F. Sm
G. L. Studdart
M. BH
Steele
Carey
J.C. G. Kingaley
Beot
Harvey. Starr
C. Peters
White
Beaver
W. H. Paynton
44Th Foot
Orvice
Ogowance
Royal Engineers
G. C. Baillie
Simmons
J. Liddell
Pembrokeshire
W.H. B. J. Wilson
Warrivary
W. Canning
Handsworth
Stafford
E. Oldham
Stockport
Chester
G. A. Smith
Newcastle Upon Tyne
High Court of Chancery
Britain
America
Mauritius
East Indies
Paflaeen Grocers’ Hall
Enry Bicesell
Grocers’ Company
Generative Debility and Restoration Remedies Advertised
An 18th or 19th century advertisement promotes Generative Debility cures with Part I and Part II guides, Cordial Balm of Syriacum, Concentrated Detersive Essence, Purifying Specific Pills, and medical consultations by Perry. It claims remedies for venereal infections, impotence, weakness, and marriage-related concerns, with prices and addresses in London. The piece emphasizes secrecy and personal visits at 1s Berners Street Oxford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brodie and CO
Montagne Street
Russell Square
London
Dence
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster Row
Gordon
Leadenhall Street
Purkess
Brodie
Johnstone
Cornhill
Messrs. Hrodie and Co
Samuel Lamert
Bevrorp Sghaux
Loxpon
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Gilbert
Paternoster-row
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Starle
Tichborne-street
Landenhall-street
Newton
Church Street
Haie
Bedfor Street
Bedford Square
Gestampa
J. L. Curtis and CO
Sergeans
Frith Street
Soho Square
Svante Raper
Nava
Chronicle
Maxroop
J. L. Conti
Corria Ox
United Service Gazette
Strange
Hanusy
Oxford Streets
Mann
Sawler
St. Ann's Square
Chester
Philip
South Castle Street
Liverpool
Campbell
Argyle Street
Glasgow
Robinson
Greenside Street
Edinburgh
Tno
Meters. Curtis and Company
Faith-Street
Sohos
Anthar
L. Perry
Hanoay and Co
Leadenhall-street
Purkiss
Compton- Street
Soho
Messrs
Perry
Berners-Street
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Macready
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
Patent Theatres
Drury-lane
Sitchar
Covent Garden Society
Haymarket
Adelphi
Lyceum
Buckstone
General Theatrical Fund
Bucknone
Mr. Buckstone
Bia
Dickens
Her
Duke of Devonshire
Fitzbardinge
Sudh Ellesmere
Messia
H. Twies
Farren
Lumley
Cooke
Maumora Tuourkey
Evernayts
Metropolia
Bir. Wyld
Piccadilly
Pall Mall
Charing Cross
Westminster Bridge
Lambeth Road
Blackfriars Bridge
Ferringdon Street
Stregy Tagkar
Her Majesty's Theatre
Kenny Meadows
Falstaff
Ford
Mendelssohn
Avon
Ferdinand
Miranda
Shakespeare
Gardoni
Cay Lind
Prospero
Lablache
Urban
Standigl
Ariel
Cestellan
Indy
Royal George Hotel
Spain
Tetellias
Promiig
Gazar
Southall
Braithwaite Ing. Connel
Sporting Intelligence
Hornet
Corbet Smith
St. Bagtac Omew
Cros
Putney
Hammersmith
Wild and Green
Wallace and Lee
Hatfield and Henderson
Black
Girdlestone
Cabbell
Red
Wild
Green
Money Market
Ditto
Buenos Ayres
the London Gazettes
Bank OF Bengland
Apn
Asu Department
Proprietore’ Capital
Hae -P
Ee Ees Eny
Exchequer
Barings Banks
Commissioners of
Wi We
M. Managatz
Bameing Department
Svevans Ee
M Mauswart
Cbief