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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1847

Page

7

Opera season dazzles with Balfe and Coletti triumphs

The Covent Garden program reports a striking display of operatic management as Verdi’s I due Foscari debuts after Latrace’s illness. Coletti as the Doge and Montenegro as Lucrezia receive lavish praise for vocal power and stage presence. Lablache returns in Puritani amid enthusiasm, while Lucia di Lammermoor features Persiani in a warmly received revival. Mrs. Nisbett’s return to the stage stirs packed houses with Neighbour Constance and festive cheers. The Desert spectacle at Hughes’s Mammoth establishment also captivates crowds.

Masxsrr Taraise Donigerr Lelieir d Amore Lablache Dulcamare wXige Ernaui Latrace Verdi I du Foscari Peut Barry Ft!train Balfe Fraschini Lucrezis Loredano Bouché Coletti Francesco Forcati Cormic Prince Albert Foscari Crleti Tad Medame Montenegro Giorgio Jucile Graho Marie Taglioni Rorat Iratram Opera Covent Ganpex Lucia di Madame Persiani Lucia Salvi Edgardo Rocconi Enrico Deia Giorgio Ronconi Alvis Edgardo Davry Laxi Takatae Neighbour Constance Mrs. Nisbett Constance Me. Nisbett Jones Tisea Mia Nisbett Mrs. Glover Jenny Lixp Laston Drury-lane Jenny Lind Burschen Heidelberg Nightingale Germany Don Pasquale Sisto Manager Bunn, &c Lind Tory-lane Han

Grand French Steeple Chase and Bath Meeting Races

Saxony, April 11, reports Count d Hédouville and Lord Strathmore in the Grand French Steeple Chase. St Leger wins by a neck over Young Lottery after a fast two mile course with four miles run in under eleven minutes. Second chase by Montel’s Victress over Mameluke, Deodara ducks the river, and many fall. Bath and Somerset meeting follows with stakes, multiple races, and notable betting, including the Two Thousand Guineas and Derby futures.

Saxony Count d'Hedouville Lord Strathmore J. Meson M. E. Créemieux M*donagh Mr. Lambden Oliver Peter Simple Matchless Gazely Hack Wags Fils Commodore Agat Croix de Berny Gately St. Leger Switcher Discount St Leger Young Lottery Whip Spur Duke de Nemours M. Montel Victress Mr. Ricardo Mr. Elmore Mameluke Deodora Roarer Count de Perregaux Mary Jane Deodara Bath and Somerset Mr. Griffith Marlow Mr. Herbert Mr. Dixon Mr. Drinkard Duke of Richmond Fernhill Venison Sea Horse Papilio Mount Callan New Forest Dear Morocco Wwon Clerm Sont Mr. Wreford Fat A. Day Mr. W. Sadler Fugitive Herbert Ajax Mr. Weller Columbus Epsom Epsom Downs Renault Metropolitan Metropolis Clark Hibberd Manning Mr. Mostyn Gobbler Kitchener Mr.o'brien Rob Roy Count Batthyany Tragical Mr. Gregory Clermont Treen Mr. Moore F. Butler Lord Chesterfield Stitch Gwalior Amato Gardee Jeany Wren Sheraton Headsman Pimento Hannah Raine Crozier Emerald Isle Elisor Venison Odesss Marquis of Marquis of Conyngham Pineapple Mile Post Brother To Saitek Woldog Brother To Stitch Clarmont Wolfdog Brother Mr. Saddler Antelope Chippeway Little Red Riding Hood Awkward Teadoreux Dean Swift Denman Hyderabad Beggar Girl Pog la Danseuse Black Beas Tyrant Arkwright Clamanthe Bartize the Land Conyngham Agat the Liberator Eget Wanota Mr. Martin Agat Cossack

Master Extraordinary appointed in High Court of Chancery

The Lord Chancellor appoints R. B. M. Lingard of Maidstone and Polkstone Kent to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Insolvent petitioners examinations list numerous names with addresses and April/May dates for hearings. notices include bankrupcies, assignees, and public filings across London and other counties.

Wortsaaiz R. B. M. Lingard Maidatone Polkstone H. Woolcombe Bath Peckhem A. Watkins Ashby Street St. John Street J. Todd Howard Street Reading Berkshire J. Morton Wilmington Pentonville W. BR. Needham Fenton Street Commercial Road J. Walmsley North Place Gray 'S Inn Lane Holboro G. C. Sherborne Margaret Terrace Paddington Whitesmith W. North Isle of Portsea Place Connaught Square J. J. Laughton Hatton Garden H. King Brand Pagal Landford Squers Hew Iroad Somerset House A. J. Mshane Upper George Street Bryanstone Square J. Willamant St. Nichol’s Road Great Yarmouth Norfolk Smith Hampton B. Beanwell Garrick bMl Thames Street G. Ratcliffe Hampton Place Canon Town W. Webb President Street King’s Square Goswell Street St. Luke's M. Hartley King Street Blackburn Lancashire J. Truelock Jackson Street London Road Choriton Medlock Manchester John Elworthy St. George's Somersetshire S. Groom Whitchurch Shropshire J. Ford Bower's Bent Standon Saffordshire Greengrocer T. Thomas Newton Glamorganshire Mason P. Wurphy Newbridge T. Bayley Jon H Igh Street Congleton Cheshire Carrier G. Beear Wakefield Yorkshire Basiness T. Jackson George Street Leeds J. D. Bell Ely Place Witham Kingston Upon Bull J.overend Sucker Lane Bowling Bradford J. Thornton Eccleshill Slater W. Fortune J. Blackburn Raigell Place E. Suddards Greenhow Hill W. Charlton Huddersfeld Frith Sreet Soho Diamond Reerchtant Apel Mr. Johnson Basinghall Street Elror Teague Crown Court Cheapside W. Newton Lancaster Place Strand Navy Coote Bucklerabury Mary Elizabeth Bell Floch Jane Cornhill New Avender Sasignee Bansras Frederik Place Old Jewry Johnston Jang Richard Smith Kenn Devonsuire Exeter L. Hirczell Paul Street G. W. Turner

Money Market and City Intelligence Update

Monday Evening report shows English funds steady with minor gains and occasional volatility. Consols traded around 86 to 87 for money, with May at 86 to 4,赤 while Bank Stock ranged 192 to 193, and Three per Cents near 84 to 1. Foreign markets remained largely inactive though Spanish and Portuguese securities advanced.

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Liverpool assigns and dividends list from the steamers and trades

A long Liverpool notices page lists licenses assignees and dividends across multiple trades and cities. Entries include BE ROGERS Seacomb Street Everton Lancashire Liverpool assignee May 26. J. D. Dunnicliffe Nottingham lace manufacturer April 23 and May 21. many named solicitors and firms in London Liverpool Exeter and Halifax with April 27 and May dates. Also mentions partnerships dissolved and Scottish sequestrations with multiple names and places.

M Mansgaci Jhief Casnier Dimbiond Seymour Place Camden Town Gibroonger W. Wade White Street Bethnal Green Road Sarah Ann Betts Bridge Road East Moalsey F. T. Hildrith Camera Square King’s Road Chelsea Houndsditch W. J. Hale Regent Street Lambeth Walk W. Bullen Salmon’s Lane Limehouse G. Powell Lower Belgrave Place Pimlico J. Simons Camden Wharf Weller Ordnance Place Chatham Kent Linendraper R. Laskey Bearing Terrace St. Leonard’s Devonshire X. Clerk G. Langmead Lower Street Dartmouth Degonshire W. Chater Law Street Sunderland Duorhaw Pablican J. Bromilow Yorkshire J. Moore Wilsden Bradford Cordwainer B. Bradley Morley Batley W. Lumley Horsforth Geiseley Betty Wilkinson Howarth Wormington Mirfield Waterman J. Davis Wedmorte Somersetshire Buckingtcy Basinghall Street BR. A. Stace Sandgate Cannan Birchin Lane Cornhill Waller Finsbury Circle H. Knight Reasing Berkabire Brewer Holmes Great James Street Bedford Row Clarke Reading N. Tempaslezy King William Street Whitmore Basinghall Street Henderson Mansell Street Goodman's Field F. W. Gerish East Road City Road Iron Founder Tarquand Old Jewry Chambers Adams George Street Mansion House C. Elstone Guildford Surrey Moon Draper Graham Coleman Street Jones Lise Jane Bucklersbury M. A. Seckel H. J. Banerman Duke Street Aldgate Green Aldermanbury Sydney Liverpool Street Haard Sen Barking Essex Bell Buchanay H. Butcher Lambs Conduit Poulterer Groom Abchurch Jane Latmbard Street Oldkoow Chapel Street G. Berryman Staines Lcensed Victualler Peal Edwards Frederick's Place Old Jewry Stronghill St. Augustine's Place Bristol Southern Blabop Lincoln's Innields London Sarah James Thomas Herbert Bryamenar Llanelly Breconshire Miller St. Augustine’s Place Leman Baldwin Street H. Hodgkins Birmingham Calneveo Messrs B. Chandler Stanmore Troemonger J. A. Stirton Chandos Street Covent H. Bullen Liverpool W. Halliwell Manchester A. Birchall A. Lees Goton C. Stephenson Col Malden Jane King's Cross S—A. Shipton J. W. Jenkins Small'’s Mills Painswick Goucestershire Clothiers C. J. Lever Leeds M. Sloane Lower James Street Bath J. Aspinall F. R. T. Crisp Wellington Street Strand J. Tiley High Street Southwark W. R. Vaughan Orchard Street P. J. Luontley City T. Bailey Wolverhampton Rinter L'Enfant and Bragg High Holborn W. and C. Russell Leamington Hall

List of assignees and business notices from Liverpool and Manchester

A compiled notice lists assignees such as Mr Christie of Waterloo Street Birmingham and Mr Hodgson of Birmingham, with Liverpool joiner Mr Battersby and others, plus assignees in Leeds and London. It also records dividends for various traders, certificates, dissolutions of partnerships, scotch sequestrations, and related notices across multiple English towns and cities, naming dozens of individuals and firms and their locations and dates.

Christie Waterloo Street Birmingham Hodgson A. W. Battersby Walnut Treet Liverpool Cazenove Court of Bankrupy Mensra Chester and Co Staple Inn London Tyrer North John Street J. Featherstone Howden Yorkshire Leeds Young Mestre Williamson and Co Great James Street Bedford Row England Bond and Barwick W. Parnall Blackfriars Road Clothier M. J. Stone Abingdon Berkshire M. J. Dyke Romney Hants J. Howe Elizabeth Place High Street Deptford China Deater C."proctor Waltham Essex W. Cooper Bury St. Edmonds J. Gast Colchester Draper K—T. Gammage King Street Seven Dials J. Mott Broad Street Bloomabury Pritchett Oridge Charlbury Oxford-hire Drapers J. Boddington Manchester W. Burnes Rhyl Flinshire W. Maw J. Smith Brownlow Bill B. Hornby Hoylake Cheahhire Inskeeper C. ST. Wilkinson Ulverston Lancas Shire P. Calliett Coromission T. Lupton Isling- Coe and Smith Bradford Rtificates Abindon J. Goulty Stangate Lambeth Taner Carehaker M—E. Cook Dursley Gloucestershire Sailor T—W. Book Jean W. Skinner Dalehall Burslem Staffordshire Victualier J. Terry Wychaureet Strand Sictualler T. Clarke Cheltenham Green and Whitaker Salford Lancashire Blake and King Janction Terrace Edgware Road B. Bates and Co Lape and Wilcox Graovechurch Street J. and D. Camp Waltham Crose Cheshunt Hertfordshire Chliver and Brown New Burlington Street St. James's Pushley and Plavius Bruce and Wyld Farringdon Street Mills and Chavasse Ettingshall Galliery Sedgrey J. Allen and Co Howarth Gateshead Durham Stephen and Hutchinson Forcival's Inn Allornies Rodger and Douglas, Grenock Baine, Johnstone, and Co Greenock Newfoundland J. Johnstone M. Maclaine Lochbuy Argyleshire J. M.comish Crieff, Maister T. Farquaar Glasgow Shaw and Gala

Daughters Born to Notables in Britain and Ireland

Notices record births atWilliamstrip Gloucester and Upper Fitzwilliam Street Dublin daughter recipients of Sir Michael Hicks Beach and the Hon Mrs John Plunket, plus more births at St Pauls Bristol and related locations. MARRIAGES list several ecclesiastical and societal unions including Rev C P Bullock to Elle Roe and other matches across London, Dublin, and Knighsbridge. Deaths note multiple figures including Elizabeth Beech and Major Charles Cregh with obituaries across Cheltenham, Teignmouth, and Dublin.

Pinrer Somerset Gore Langton Wells Scobell Pinney GrantLey Berkeley Gloucester G. Berkeley Cheltenham Paysican Veasus Mozal Plato Blair Williamstrip Michael H. Hicks Beach Bart Upper Fitzwilliam Street Dublin John Plunket Charles Street St. James's Armagh Dunbar Boxford Rectory Mary Phipps St. Paul's Church Bristol C. P. Bullock Andrew Winer London Elle Roe Nettleham Alix Lesila Bromhead Colonel Bromhead Susap Lord Bieshop Lincoln T. Fisher R.N Stromboli Anne Hamilton Lord Castlemaine St. Paul's Knightsbridge William Hradford Henry Joseph Maltby Durham Eaglescliffe Elizabeth Mary Thomas Bradford Hanover Square Alexander Donovan Framfeld Place Sussex Ellen Ister Poulett Thomson Roehampton Lord Sydenham Canada Brighton George Kirwan Carr Bishop of Worcester Rifle Brigade Jane John Watson Wick Lodge John Standford Rsq Dubin Harriett Andrew P. Green RLN James Street St. James's Park Havant Charles Bamford Whittingham Elisa Caolone R.A Elizabeth Richard Beech Wootton Lodge Reelesbell Kee Bdlobargh E. Gordon Bremer J. J. Gordon Bremer Woolwich Count de Montguyon France Napoleon Chamber of Deputies Matthessee Free Church of

Notices of military officers deaths and mortality statistics

Obituary notices report the deaths of Captain Gaerneeen and Major General Sir Dugald Gilmour with brief career highlights including service in Cadiz, the capture of the United States frigate President, and actions with the Ashantees. The text also records general mortality data for the week ending April 10, detailing causes such as brain diseases, respiratory diseases, heart conditions, and old age, plus regional death and birth counts.

Crawford Nice Gaerneeen Devocahire Ana ES van Josef Lege Cadiz United States Algiers Dugald Gilmour K.C.B Rife Brigade 93D Foot Guiana Holland England Copenhagen 95Th Foot Corunna Wellingen Portugal Busaco Fuentes d'Onor Nive Toulouse 95Th Hifle Merrkopolis

Silent Friend and Medical Works on Generative Debility

An 19th century advertisement listing The Silent Friend a medical treatise on involuntary sexual weakness and venereal diseases. It promotes cures, ironclad repairs for manhood, and various remedies from Perry and Co at Berners Street London with pricing and consultation details.

M. x R. J. Brodir Soho Hanna Sanger Oxford Street London Zeylanica Axcenes Brodie’s Johnstone, 68 Cormbill Norton Samuel Lamert University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Apothecaries Hall Jide Magnet S. Gilbert Ana Paternoster-row Ji Hannay and Co Oxfords Street Stake Tichborne-street Gordon J. L. Curtis and CO Frith Mreet Soho Square Naval and Military Gazette Chronicle J. L. Curtis Coaris United Service Ganetts Strange Paternoster Row Hannay Mann Cornhill Sawler St. Ann’s Square Manchester Philip South Castle Street Liverpool Campbell Argyle Street Glasgow Robinson Greenside Street Messrs Curtis and Company Sears Faith Street Son Kim Tin Perry Berners-Street Oxford-Street

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