Anatomy of the Peers Ninth Duke of York and kinship line
A detailed portrait of the Duke of York and allied peers, tracing lineages from Duke of York to Earls and Barons. It covers titles, births, marriages, parliamentary roles, military service, residences, and notable actions, including Samuel Pratt family histories, Campbell and Canning connections, and the influence of the peerage on 19th century British society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Frederick
George III
Mt Yyaron
Culloden
Tipperary
Iidre
United Kingdom
Augusta Wilhelmina
Hesse
George William Frederick Charles
Sussex
University of St. Andrew
Arter
Bath
Order of St. Michael
Coldstream
Foot Guards
Ranger
Richmond Park
Ryteroy
Hanover
Dunkirk
Ninne
Ted
Mace
Cambridge
Piccadilly
Kew
Ken
Pratt
Well-Priory
Devon
Eliza
Charles
Charles Pratt
Court of No Pleas
Lord Camden
Camden-place
Camden
County of Bayham
Jeffreys
Ireland
Dublin
Zoey
Grattan
Earl
Hanks
Earl of
Belgrave Square
Sevenoaks
Bayham Abbey
Breckburg
Thomas Mors
Broadwater
Surrey
Agincourt
Garter
Eas Baron
Camoy
Richard the
Thomas Stonor
Lord of
Campys
Adrship
Frances
Edward Townley
Shire
House of Lords
Baron Wilx de Eresby
Baron Beaumont
Viscount Strath
Oxford
Park-street
Westminster
Stonor- Henley-on-Thames
Oxfordshire
Prul
George Campbell
Cupar
John
Edinburgh
Lord Abinger
Stratheden
John Campbell
Land
Campbell
Ship
It Council
New-street
Spring
Ashtead-house
Epsom
Rdown
Duncan
Camperdown
de Winter
Lundie
Town
Janet
How Dalrymple Hamilton
Viscount Duncan
Lord Cam
Viscount Stair
Viscount Melville
Perthshire
Norway
Hill-street
Berkeley-square
Indie
Forfarshire
Camperdown House
George Canning
Charles John Canning
Charlotte Stuart
Lord Rothsay
Grosvenor-square
Canterbury
England
British Museum
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Privy Council
F.S.A
Ngs
William
Radnor
Ambeth
Addington-park
Croydon
Ambridge
Drury Lane Praises Jerrold Drama The Prisoner of War
The Drury Lane presentation of Douglas Jerrold's The Prisoner of War on Monday night drew full appreciation. Phelps, Anderson, and Miss Fortescue superbly sustain the roles of Captain, Lieutenant, and his wife, with Keeley’s Cockney performance adding lively humor. Covent Garden offers the Irish Heiress, while St James's Theatre features Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme and L Embarcateur with Perlet delivering sharp comic force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury-Lane
Douglas Jerrold
Capitan
Phelps
Anderson
Hudson
Keeley
Miss Fortescue
England
Verdun
Middy
Cockney
Covent-Garden
London Assurance
Percy Ardent
Charles Mathews
Harley
Lord William Daventry
Farren
Orger
William Stanmore
G. Vandenhoff
India
Miss Merrion
House of Stanmore
London
Stanmore
Ardent
Fuss
Comfort
Lord
Concerts de Societé
M. Jullien
Messrs. Collinet
Dantonet
Delabarre
Deloffre
de Folly
Howell
Herr Stjenn
Keating
Herr Koenig
Herr Muller
Pilet
Prospero
Richardson
St. James's Theatre
Mitchell
Kelly
Moliére
Perlet
M. Jourdain
Scribe
St. Jean
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Mademoiselle Rachel
Lover
Handy Andy
Birmingham
Liverpool Standard
Sporting Intelligence from Tattersalls Meeting Betting Trends
Parliament influence boosts attendance and betting activity at Tattersalls. Derby futures show Chatham at 11 to 1 with heavy stakes on him and Canadian jointly and on Chatham with Ballinkeele. Closings list extensive odds against many horses including Lanercost, Marshal Soult, Attila, Chatham, and Dr Allen, with several bets taken or offered across cups and derbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Ballinkeele
Robert de Gorham
Lord of
Holderness
Artful Dodger
Dr. Allen
Lasso
Defier
Barrier
Dirce
St. George's
Miltown
Smith
Anson
Attila
Peel
Westminster
Auckland
Lord of Holderness
Scott
Gregory
Bowes
R. Meiklam
Mr. Bird
G. Clark
Woldsman
Sir G. Heathcote
Dircecolt
Chatham and Ballinkeele
Caxs
Etwall
Passion
Wilson
Lowton
Lord Jersey
Adela Filly (Taken), 25 To 1 Agst Lord Chesterfield’s Dilbar (Taken), Tuunsday
CuEstEn
Lanercost
Marshal Soult
Vulcan
Hawthorn
Rhodanthe
Densy
Wiseacre
Dirce Colt
Meteor
Gunter
Adela Filly i
Splendid successes in China and disasters in India
A compilation of official despatches describes British triumphs in China including re occupation of Chusan and Chinhae with 90 iron and 67 brass guns taken, and the fall of Ningpo, while noting reverses in India with Afghan campaigns failing, Shah Soojah's regime崩崩, and heavy losses among British officers and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Parker
India
Ghizni
Affghanistan
Quettac
Kyber
Bamean
Parwan
Durrah
Ghirick
Shah Soojah
William M‘naghten
Alexander Burnes
Cabool
Central Asia
John Keane
Candahar
Peshawar
Jeroozpore
Lodiana
Robert Sale
Jellalabad
Koerd Cabool
Bolan Pass
Scinde
Indus
Kurrechee
Bombay
Presidency
Bhooj
Chusan
Admiral Parker
Hugh Gough
Chinhae
Tinghae
Guard Island
Joss-house
Templehill
Eyres
Modeste
Columbine
Nemesis
Clarke
Hall
Royal Marines
Joss-House Hill
Phiegethon
Tahee River
Ningpe
Havin
Giffard
Herbert
Blenheim
Toss-House Hill
Sir H. Gough
Carture
Ningpo
Eshea
Che-Keang
Monetary Losses and Mortality Figures Reported
Directors report Commercial Bank of England at Manchester shows bad debts reach £203,431 plus £5,000 deferred charges. Week ending Feb 5 sees 1,025 deaths in metropolis with 409 due to consumption and lungs. King lectures on polar exploration possibilities. trade in Manchester gloomy as corn laws steadiness prompts panic and lower prices. weekly railway returns listed from multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank of England
Manchester
Montaury
Loxpoxn
Roya Institution
Richard King
Sir John Ross
Royal Institution
Ross
Parry
Back
Dease
Simpson
Polar
Boothia
Geo. Back
Mr. King
King
Montreal
Lower Canada
Athabasca Lake
Fish River
Great Fish River
Arctic Sea
Great Fish River Estuary
Boothia Felix
Hecla
Fury Strait
America
John Ross
Cape Walker
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic Ocean
Gulf of Boothia
Leeds
Bradford
Huddersfield
Anti Corn Law Delegates Meet in London for Repeal
Delegates from provinces gather at Crown and Anchor Strand to form committees and send a deputation to Sir Robert Peel. Leaders include Duncan Maclaren and reform figures like Cobden and Bright. They declare repeal of corn laws as core aim and stage a protest procession to the House of Commons, demanding action and broader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Robert Peel
Duncan Maclaren
Edinburgh
Scholefield
M.P
Cobden
Bolton
J. Sturge
Birmingham
Bell
Coventry
M‘laren
Aytoun
W. Buchanan
Glasgow
J. Burder
J.C. Symons
Stroud
Biggs
Leicester
Ackroyd
Halifax
Batley
Huddersfield
T. Spencer
Hinton
Bath
Finance Committee
Southampton
Times
Globe
Hear
Mr. S
Board of Guardians
Mr. Spencer
Church of England
Prentice
Manchester
William Rawson
Elkanah Armitage
Homer Stansfield
Edward Evans
Samuel Lees
Bright
Rochdale
Society of Friends
Pye Smith
O'Connell
R. Peel
Dr. Bowring
Ewart
Sir Robert Peel
Villiers
L. Heyworth
House of Commons
Cairns
Paisley
Taunton
Jon Brooks
Whitehall
W. H. Steparyson
John Brooks
Somerset-house
St. Stephen's
Parliament-street
Privy-gardens
Baronet
Brown
Palace-yard
Duncan M‘langx
Brown's
Anti Corn Law Conference Demands Total Repeal and Protests
Deputies condemn government corn law proposals as unjust and pledge to press for immediate repeal. Delegates urge nationwide petitions, publish resolutions in provincial papers, and forward protests to the Metropolitan Anti Corn Law Association. O Connell and Thompson urge mobilization, urging unity against aristocratic policy and famine rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Villiers
Metropolitan Anti- Corn Law Association
Strand
London
Anti-Corn Law Associations
ToHuss
Mr. O'Connell
G. Thompson
Taylor
O'Connell
Mr. Grey
George Thompson
Sampson
Mr. Thompson
Massy
Manchester
League
England
Robert Peel
Messare
Johnson
Corn Law Association
Derby
Anti-Corn Law Association
Anti-corn Law League
E. Strutt
Brindle
Newall
R. Peel
Lord John Russell
Peel
House
Mr. Lowe
Sir R. Peel
Whitechapel
W. Spencer
Bath
Mr. Strachan
Forfar
H. Renton
Kelso
Loc
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Derby Junction
Birmingham and
Gloucester
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Chester and Birkenhead
Dundee
Arbroath
Ayr
Greenock
Grand Junction
Chester
Crewe
Great North of
Liverpool
Aylesbury
Percy Seal
Blackwall
Greenwich
Ditto
Shoreham
London and
Brighton
London and South Western
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury
Manchester and
Leeds, Nett
Midland Counties
Seveseree
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle
North Shields
Sheffield
Ulster
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