Anatomy of the peers and lineage of British nobility
A sweeping portrait of peerage history and family lines. It details bishops and politicians, including Henry Philpotts and Stanhope, with notes on offices and patronages. It traces the Exmouth line through Pellew, the Hunsden and Falkland branches, and their town residences and mottos, highlighting political stances and careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Philpotts
Exeren
Chester
Stanhope
Duke of I
Bre
Fraser's Magazine
Judas
Jean Bis Opric
Exeter
House of Lords
Athenaum Club
Exuoury
Edward Pellew
Cornwall
Exmouth
Cannonteign
Devon
Algiers
Charles III
St. Lazare
Wilhelm
Great Britain
Pownall Bastard
Viscount Gort
Viscount Gordon
Carlton Club
Treverry
Louth
Farxtown
Sir Henry Cary
Scotland
Falkland
Ireland
Lucius
Edgehill
Gloucester
Lord Byron
Newbury
Charles
Henry Thomas
Charles John
A. Powell
Lucius Bentick Cary
Amelia Fitzclarence
William IV
Jordan
Tere
Lucius William Charles Augustus Trederick
Baron Hunsden
Skutterskelfe
Yorkshire
Nova Scotia
Stokesley
Hugh Boscawen
Stanneries
Privy Council
STV
George J
Boscawen Rose
Earl of
St. James’s Equare
Woolhampton
Berkshire
Wzs Hill
Piers
John Maxwell
County of Cavan
Farnham
County Cavan
Anna Frances Esther
Thomas Lord le Despenser
Grand Tinge Lodge of
Tship
Pall-mall
Oriel
Collon
County Louth
Watcontess Ferrard
Johnner
Ferrard
Tems
Thomas Henry Skeffington
C. Harriet
Massareene
Lough- Sigh
Skeffington
John
Baron Ravensworth
Baron Maryborough
Rilitia
Carlton-club
Orientemple
Loutham
Earl
Ralph de Shirley
Warwick
Edward the Ant
Charles the Yond
Robert Shirley
Chartley
Bouchier
Loraine
Sir
Lord Ferrers
Chertley
Henry
Lawrence
Robert
Tyburn
Wash
W Ho
Bert
Washington
Frances
William Ward
Robert William Viscount
Tamworth
Jances
Chest
Seat
Chariley
Litchfield
The Kixes Sex a Romance of ExouisH History
The review argues the Richard the Third portrayal is biased and praises a new historical romance edited by Mrs. Hofland. It includes an extended scene of Dighton and Forrest plotting princes Tower murder, detailing the tension and moral conflict as the plot unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofland
Catherine the First
Queen Mary
Richard the Third
Burglary Trial Of Canal Boatman Budd In Hemel Hempstead
Richard Budd a canal boatman with a missing eye faced magistrates for Hertfordshire on burglary charges after a Chalden Hemel Hempstead home was broken into on the 4th. Four men ransacked the home taking seven sovereigns two guns and wine. A London arrest linked Budd to the crime as he requested details on another boatman nicknamed Green Sleeves. He was remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballium
Tower-Green
Dighton
James Tyrrel
Robert Brakenbury
Robert
Forrest
Gaffer
Laconte
Jack Ostler
Poltroon
Miles Forrest
Tiffany
Egypt
Dhow
Richard
Lord Edward
Lord Richard
Sirrah
Richard Budd
Messrs. Heale and Hamilton
Wiliam Bingham
Hertfordshire
Knox
London
Clark
Inspector Good
Hemel Hempstead
Brennan
Redman
Metropolitan Police
G Division
East Surroux Exrctiox political contest on Cornhill
A Liberal candidate A Shafto Adair and supporters attend a county reform rally on Cornhill while Lord Rendlesham leads a conservative contingent. Polls loom as canvassing for Ipswich and surrounding voters intensifies amid party tensions and calls for a parliamentary education bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Surroux
Cornhill
A. Shafto Adair
RN. Shaw, Esq
Keeprave
J. P. Reade
Eey
J. Head
Reform Party
Lord Rendlesham
N. Myddleton
Lord Henniker
Annstruthere
Crabtree
Sherff
Beiue
Anstruthers
M. Shaw
Alexander Shafto Adair
Brompton Gordon
R. Peel
Adair
London Voters
Mr. Adair
Ips. Wich
Corn Exchange
Manchester
House of Commons
Herbert
Board of Trustees
National Church
Surrey Chapel
Blackfriarn Road
Sherman
Brighton
Town Hall
Lambeth
George Street
Parents, Friends, &c
Lion-street
Kent‘road
William Gever
Sears
Watson
Hackney
Mermaid Tavern
Pye Smith
S. Carlyle
G. Offer
Cobden
Manlcnester
Lawrence Heyworth
Thomas Bazsly
Bright
Devonport
Thomas
Millbrook
Liskeard
Bristol
Anti-Cornlaw League
League
Northleach
Shire-hall
Gloucester
Earl Fitzhardinge
John Guise
James Graham
England and Wales
Little-ball Farm
John Smith
G. W. Poley
H. Harrison
Palgrave
Kerridge
Suffolk
John Lloyd
Caleen
Mold
John Taylor
Coeddu
Taylor
Zines
Paris
London
England
Devizzes
Horton
Bishopa Cunning
Devizes
Thamas Brown
Brown
Sotheron
M.P
Kingdom
Emigration scheme exposed as fraud in London court
A Lord Mayor inquiry reveals the British American Association bartered high names to lure emigrants to Prince Edward's Island. Vessels sailed with no land, no real funds, and no guarantee of subsistence. Emigrants faced starvation as captains, mortgagees, and directors offered little aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British American Association
Maxsion House
Lean
H. Fretwell
Barbadoes
London
Prince Edward’s Island
D. Campbell
Justice Room
Fretwell
Gravesend
Prince Edward's Island
Downs
Cork
London Docks
Somes
Campbell
Bridge-street
Duke of Argyll
Downshire
James Colborne
Mr. Campbell
Goodman
George Henley
Taylor
Buckenfeld
Association
Henley
British Association
Helden
Scotland
Leslie and Smith
J. Pirie
Sir James Colborne
Andrews
Mr. Taylor
Rolph
Duncan Campbell
R. Brown
W. Ogilvie
Relph
Dr. Relph
England
Alderman Gibbs
Duke
Argyll
Marquis of
Huntly
Baronets
Nova Scotia
A. E. Cockburn
Q.C
Messrs
Bedfordshire Murders Inquest Into Mead Deaths
In Wrestlingworth the coroner's inquest examined Simeon Mead and his child Jonas Mead amid a broader case involving Sarah Dazely accused of murdering two husbands and her child. Exhumations, medical tests, and testimony detailed suspected poisoning with arsenic, leading to a verdict that Jonas Mead died from arsenic administered with guilty knowledge by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnestiinaworth
Bedfordshire
Bedford
William Darley
Sarah Darlevy
William Dately
Simeon Read
Hamsh Daris
Simeon Mead
Sarah Reynolds
Fanny Ginn
William Ginn
Elizabeth Dazely
William Dazely
George Dixon Hadley
Isaac Hurst
Bedford Infirmary
Jonas Mead
Betty Mead
Elizabeth Dazeley
Witness
Witnness
Sarah Mead
Sarah Morley
George Morley
Wrestlingworth
Jonay
Potton
March
Hurst
Hadley
Mary Bland
S. Dazely
Bolbee
Bedfordshire Police
Eagles
Neasrs
Hadley and Hurt
Extraordinary Brussels trial shocks Court of Assizes crowd
A sensational Brussels Court of Assizes heard the case of Caumartin accused of killing M de Sirey in a Brussels street. The trial featured 22 prosecuting witnesses and 36 for the defense, with dramatic testimony from Mlle Heinefetter and Mdlle Lebrun, ending in a verdict condemning Caumartin for carrying a prohibited weapon. The scene in court was chaotic with packed galleries and torn robes as the verdict was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Assizes
Brussels
M. van Mous
Buron d’Anethan
M. Sanfourches. Laporte
M. Sirey
Sen
Messrs. Feron
Leon Duval
Sirey
M. Chaix d'Ente-Ange
Paris
M. Vervoorts
Mademoiselle Catherine Heinefetter
Madame Kertz
Mademoiselle Lebrun
Alilard de la Villette
Paris, &c
van Caneghem
Dr. Olivier
Angers
M. Léon Pillet
Grand Opera of
Mademoinella de Ruissy
M. Plougoulmn
Nismes
Madame Palme
C. Mademoiselle Hoeinefetter
Mademoiselle Behr
M.de Sirey
Rue Des Hirondalles
Mademoiselle Heinefetter
Hhis
Shey
M. Sucherich
M. Caumartin
Hotel de Suéde
Secono
Maria Christina Kertz
M. Canmartin
Entlemen
Mdlle Heinefetter
Molle
M. de la Villette
M. Louis André Charles van Hoolbrouck
Diligence
Caumartin
Carmartin
Tarro
M. de Sirey
Madame Lebron
Malle
Heinstetter
N. Chaix-d'Est-Ange
God
M. Chaix-d’Est-Ange
M. Vertoort
M.chaix- Vest-Ange
M. Caumarain
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Literary Chronicle
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
St. Giles's
Marsden
St Giles’s
College of Physicians
Sarah Dazely
Busfeild
Bude
Brunawick Pier