Royal notices and society items from a mid 19th century period
Victorian era notices span theatre patrons and royal appointees to church livings and titles. Includes details on Princess Victoria appearances at the opera, pension allocations to Lady De Lisle and Augusta Gordon, Bishop Stanley’s background, and selections about parliamentarian figures and distant overseas postings.
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Victoria
Royal
Wis Majesty
de V’isle
Augusta Gordon
Augusta Kennedy
Kensington Palace
Lady de Lisle
New Bisnor
Norwich
E. Stanley
Alderley
Cheshire
Sir J.T. Stanley
Bart
Cheshire and
Anglesey
Bishop Stanley
Earls of Derby
Man
Earl of Derby
Prince Mokenstein
Frederick Charles
House of Sayn Wittgenstein
Mokenstein
Kean
Edinburgh
Douton PoTatTors
Antwerp
England
Cardinal Weld
Rome
Stewart Mack Enzriu
Dingwall
Ceylon
Macleod
M.P
Ross-shire
M. le General Carapredon
Chamber of Peers
Montpellier
Leghorn
Barbadoes
Moira
Cork
Chatham
Catherine Stewart Forbes
Jamaica
Royal Artillery
Sovereign
Cove
Stewart
Worcester
Hartlebury
Switzerland
Pine Arts
Bristol
Davey
Broad-street
Greece
M. Armensperg
Ortho
Journal du Commerce
M. Chevalier
Charing-cross
Br. Bownixe
Kilmarnock
C. Bowring
Larkbeare
Devizes Bridewell
Greenwich
London
Bathurst-street
Sydney Gazette
Randall Plunkett
Drogheda
Dublin
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Duke of Wellington
Chronicle
Rolls Court
Master of the Rolls
Bank of England
London and Westminster Bank
House of Lords
Society OF Antiquaries OF London
St. George’s Day
Society of Antiquaries
Somerset-place
Freemasons
Lisbon
Aiden
Omaimancy
Lisi
Onnnanney
Loken Iain
Duke of
Tee
Pesieby
Avis
Joln
Tae
Jadeo Beeler
Idara
Lowell
Plagent
Dublin University
Liffey
Criv
Manfred Revival at Covent Garden and Mixed Theatre Week
Theatrical notices review Mr Denvil’s return as Rolla with praise and caveats, Knowles’s Brian Boru revival fails to impress, Olympic and Strand fare attract crowds, and plans for future opera and renovations are discussed with owner and performer remarks.
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Hamuet
Weil Sestowel
PeLoxius
Druky Lane
Denvil
Byron
Manfred
Rolla
Fauk
Nai Turto
Sisuick Aapiranis
C. Kemble
Dennis
Garden
Knowles
Brian Boreiime
Brian King
Ireland
Sheridan Knowles
Virginius
Hunchbach
Parliament
Osbaldiston
Olympic
Liston
Fitzwilliam
Hammond
Hall
Miss Daly
Solway
Doncaster
Richardson
Mr. Roberts
Stirling
Norton Fo'cate
Monsieur Jacques
Afonsieur Pierre
Larboard
Fin
T. P. Cooke
Davidge
Smith
Martin
George Rodwell
National Opera
Saville-street
Leicester-square
Wekin Tavern
Broad-court
Hemming
Haymarket
George Robins
Malhereusement
Concert notices buoy public regard for leading vocalists
A crowded Opera Concert-room confirms Mrs ALrrep Suaw’s high standing through her polished singing and conduct. Choral Harmonists perform at Hanover Square with solid credits, Miss Flower’s indisposition altering the program. Clara Novello at Hanover Square praised, with note on her cold dramatic style and Wy clocks’ esteem. Dragonetti and Balie serge contribute notable pieces. The Dromama offers two new views, Alpine scenery and weathered beauty, amid a dimmed, rainy Rome scene.
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Alrrep Suaw
King’s
Hanover Square
Bishop
Dragonetti
Balie Serge
Aud Braham
Parcell
Gaey
Rome
Bok
Meunier Pardoned by Louis Phyllie to Banished From Kingdom
Louis Phillye commutes Meunier's death sentence to perpetual banishment from the realm. The royal action ends the execution, sending Meunier into exile while preserving his life under a lifetime ban.
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Meunier
Louis Phillye
Bank of the United States promissory notes in London market
A surge of American paper notes, issued by the Bank of the United States and other American banks, floods London as bills traded between 6 and 7 percent. The move threatens to alter the currency balance and may push gold shipments to the United States. experts urge awaiting the outcome of further experience before conclusions.
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England
New York
Bank of the
Bank OF the United States
Philadelphia
Pesident
Bank of the United St Tes
Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co
London
S. Jawson
S. Jawson, Cashier. “ N. Biddle
Manhattan Company
Bank of America
Morris Canal Company
Jhzard Bank of Philadelphia
Bank of England
United States
Nicholas Bildle
Haz Reducci
Prem
New Ose
Resignation of Sir Francis Burdett Westminster Electors
Brighton April 27. Sir Francis Burdett announces he will apply for the Chiltern Hundreds and seek Westminster electors after a public meeting called for his vacating the seat cites loss of confidence. He defends adherence to English laws and institutions and attacks opponents as Irish agitators and Polish priests.
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Electors OF
Westminster
Brighton
Covent
Garden
Esau
Patriarch
Jacob
England
Ain
Prancis Burdett
The Premier's State Carriage Displayed at Robson and Co
A description of an elegant chariot built for Lord Melbourne by Robson and Co in Grosvenor Square. The piece highlights royal attire and pageantry including dresses and headdresses for Princess August, the Duchess of Kent, and the Prince Victoria with ornate fabrics, diamonds, feathers, and lappets.
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Lord Melbourne
Robson and Co
South Street
Grosvenorsnare
Nesses
Princess August
Heroyal
Duchess of Kent
Shamptonshire
Victoria
Ric
Spitalfields
Insolvent Debtors Court Deals With Swindling Butcher
William Nix Procter faced the Insolvent Debtors Court after a spree of fraudulent debts totaling over £700. Creditor cases included Mr. Robinson, Mr. Biggs, Mr. Barkenyoung, Mr. Finnemore, Mr. Green, and Mr. Roberts. The court heard accusations of false promises, dishonored bills, and misrepresentation as Procter’s alleged mother’s business partner. The case adjourned to identify all residences and properties before final judgment.
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Madame Vestris
Mr. Knight
Lorddward Thynne
Lord Edward Thynne
Edward Thynne
Hill Transaections
Vestris
Goldsherd
Madame Vestria
Fane
William Nix Procter
Woodroffe
Robinson
Horse Repository
Little Britain
Biggs
South-place
Finsbury
Barken Young
Finnemore
Green
Roberts
Cooke
Birgs
Barkenyoung
Kent-road
Tooley-street
Parsons
Royal Chapel at Whitehall Ordered for Today’s Service
Workmen near the station-house uncover a gigantic human skeleton four feet below surface while excavating for a sewer. The find suggests the remains date back likely a century, as officials note the discovery during routine ground work opposite Mr Pitchford’s whip shop.
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Ae Royal Chapel
Whitehall
Mysmarou Apfair
Merling
Tn Starylebone-Line
Pitchford
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Mis Ochuany
Madrid
Senate
Vestry
St. Clement Danes
Marshal Lobau
Paris
Prince Royal
Shehtase
Divertus
Carl
Pone
Gwlt
House of Commons
D. W. Harvey
Morning Post
Hood
Republic of Letters
London and Brighton
Stephenson
Shakspeare
Stratford-upon-Avon
Royal Shakspearean Club
Conolly
Genoa
Argentina
Ottvay Cave
London and Greenwich
France
Toulon
Corsica
Greenacre
Birmingham
Lord Willoughby de Broke
Hells
Pickering-place
St. James’s Street
Clerkenwell
Buckingnam
Buckingham
Trieste
Prince Polignac
Munich
Neuberghausen
Marquis of Dours
Lord Durham
Blackburne
Robert Peel
Kembles
Bridgewater House
Kemble
Butler
Adelaide Kemble
Salloway
Powick
Keswick
Thomas Banks and Co
Valencia
Murrell
Pebmarsh
Essex
Jane Chevely
Appius the Censor
Terracina
Brundusium
Park
Lord North
George III
Madagascar
Italy
North Strand
Carew O’grady
Lord Guillamere
Dennis O'Flaherty
Newmarket
King’s Benehy
Cansy
Phare
Valentia
Kinsale
Readerick
Sunt
Tueas
MONEY
Burlington Hotel
Regent Street
Marie Albert Schuwlenburg
D'Este
Conmia
Sennlendurg
H. Bulow
D’este
Reind
Saint Bartholomew the Great
Smithfield
William Downing
Hatton Garden
John Hawkins
Ashley
Islington
Marlborough Street
Johkna Taylor
James Cottell
Bartlett
Greenstreet
Leicester Square
Vine-street
Stone
Cottell
Dyer
Worship Street
Daniel Brandon
William Theodore
Roach
Cupid’s-court
Golden-lane
Sir Francis Bsrdett
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