Tor SECRET Passion in Elizabethan manners critique
A London review discounts a three volume novel nominally about Shakespeare but filled with anachronistic modern dialogue. The critic lampoons the author for shoehorning Shakespeare into melodramatic scenes and makes a long, scathing excerpt of a quarrelsome family scene involving Shakespeare and his wife Susanna as it unfolds with a chorus of meddling aunts.
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Tor
Shakepeare
Shakspeare
Beas
Toledo
Susanna
Quist Talbot
Anne
Bhafridans
Aunt Prateapace
Bates
Aunt Breedbate
Aunt Gadabont
Prythea
England
Judith
Simon
Alent Passel
Kean Hamlet Draws Crowded House at Princess Theatre
Charles Kean's Hamlet drew a full audience with praise for his portrayal, especially the ramparts Ghost scene and Ophelia's tenderness. Theatres across Nottingham report bustling shows with Bounce, or the Ojibbenay Indians, a King Richard burlesque, and Dickens Christmas Carol adaptations drawing strong crowds.
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Dury Lanz
Charles Kean
Hamlet
Shakspeare
Hamet
Prince
Denmark
Mr. Kean
Ophelia
Shakapeare
Warner
Cooper
Diddea
Minster
Parincess
Messrs
Oxberry
Walter Lacy
Fitzjames
Richard the Third
Adelphi
Mr. Wright
Kean
Emma Stanley
Lady Anne
Charles Dickens
R. Lawrence
Strand Theatre
Miser Scrooge
Mr. G. Bennett
Bob Cratchit
Mr. Attwood
Fred
Mr. Roberts
Jacob Marley
Mr. Ayliffe
Cratchit
Tim
Fred Pleasant
C. Webb
Bennett
Mademoiselle Cerito
Florence
Parma
Count Mazzinghi
Royal Society of Musicians
Horncastle
Oxford
Duprez
Paris
London
Congé
Academie Royal
Mademoiselle Bertucat
Teatro Goldeni
Fanny Elssler
Lucile Grabn
John Frost
Riste-place
Maperley Hills
Nottingham Review
Sporting Intelligence at Tattersalls and St. Helena Outrage
The column reports thin attendance at Tattersalls with odds on two thousand guineas and Chester Cup events, plus prices for the late Marquis of Hastings hunters. It then notes a pheasant decoy scheme on Shardley Hall preserves and a Plumstead-common penny-piece feat. Finally an accident at the Duke of Beaufort’s stables leaves a groom badly injured with facial trauma.
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Marquis of Hastings
Messrs
Tattersall
Fidget
Rufus
Gambler
Ishmeel
Isabella
Councillor
Peacock
Serjeant
Mathew
Reailroad
Regalia
Erin
Spencer
Cesar
Consul
Carlow
Jather
Caleb Quotem
Louis Philippe
Brenda List
Preissnitz
Little Tommy List
Hazard
Saucepan
Discount
Little Peter
Nimrod
Marengo
the Romp
Tom Tug
Charity
Belshazzar
Saootine
St. Helena
Shardley Hall
Michael Hughes
Esqq
J.P
Hughes
Chester Chronicle
Bennett
Plumstead-common
Kent
Duke OF Beauront
Thomas Enwright
Duke of Beaufort
Apple Tree
York-street
St. James’s,square
Enwright
St. George's Hospital
Keate
Her Majesty
Great Free Trade Meeting at Covent Garden Theatre
The fourth weekly meeting of the National Anti-Corn Law League at Covent Garden Theatre drew a crowded audience. Mr Hume praised the cause and contrasted its progress with thirteen years ago, while notes on government, conspiracy, and free trade were volleyed by MPs Christie and Fox. Mr O'Connell was invited to attend the next gathering as cheers echoed for the league's persistence.
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National Anti-Cornlaw League
Theatre Royal
Coventgarden
Hume
Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
League
Mr. Christie
Weymouth
J. Graham
James Graham
Home Office
Ireland
de Stael
Graham
Peel
Fox
R. Peel
House of Lords
Commons
Marquis of Westminster
Duke of Bedford
Westminster Abbey
O’connell
Great League Meeting at Free Trade Hall Manchester
The Free Trade Hall in Manchester was packed for a periodical League meeting with Cobden, Colonel Thompson, and R. R. Moore among speakers. Cobden argued for open fields for industry and urged electing tenant farmers to Parliament, praising farmers Latimer, Chawnor, and Hope, and stressing the need to counter monopolies with free trade. The report notes the Earl of Aberdeen’s convalescence and Maher’s unopposed election as MP for Tipperary.
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Manchester
Free Trade Hall
League
Cobden
M.P
Colonel Thompson
R. R. R. Moore
Anti Corn Law League
House of Commons
Latimer
Hereford
Chawnor
Lichfield
Hope
Leicestershire
Edward Knatchbull
Bonett
Wiltshire
Great Somerset County Meeting Against Corn Law League
A public gathering in Bridgwater, Somerset, with 4000 attendees, backed by the high sheriff, denounced the Anti Corn Law League. Speakers including Joan Hancock, Sir Alexander Hood, W Beadon, P Perrott, and others urged free trade and opposed corn-law repeal, with a petition to Parliament supporting protection. The meeting adjourned after adopting a pro free trade petition and a vote of thanks to the high sheriff.
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County of
Somerset
Bridgwater
P. Bouverie
Anti Corn Law League
Joan Hancock
Halse
Anti Corn-law League
Alexander Hood
League
Millocrat
England
John Bull
Sir Alexander
Thomas Lethbridge
Mr. Sandford
Revolutionary League
W. Beadon
West Somerset
East Somerset
House of Commons
Old Weathercock
Robert Peel
Mr. Beadon
Beadon
Perrott
Lord Melbourne
Taunton
Sanford
Mr. Perrott
T. Lethbridge
W. Gore Langton
Hancock
A. Hood
Thring
E. A. Sanford
Anti Cornlaw League
Blandford
Orchard Portman
John Browne
A. Crosse, Esq
Bloomfield
Browne
Mr. Browne
Turner
Great Britain and Ireland
John Summers
T. D. Acland
T. D. Acland, Esq., M.P
Bouverie
Royal appointments and insolvency notices in The London Gazettes
The Gazette records a series of royal appointments including Major Henry Creswicke Rawlinson to the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath and Henry Sibley Hodson to the Queen's corps of gentlemen at arms, plus ecclesiastical livings, militia promotions, and a long list of insolvency declarations. It also notes many bankruptcies and partnerships dissolved across multiple trades with detailed names and locations.
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Downine-Street
Henry Creswicke Rawlinson
Bombay Grenadiers
East India Company
Blewitt
Wakenatt
Reginald Hobhouse
St. Ive
Cornwall
John Hope
John Lamont
Croich
Kincardine
Ross-shire
Gustavus Aird
Church of Scotland
Glamorgen
Royal Glamorgan Lights Infantry Battalion
John Nicholas Lucas
East Retford
Nottinghamshire
Manchester
Richmond
Surrey
Ducie
H. Carman
Holywell
Flintshire
W. Thomas
Portobello
Glamorganshire
J. Tammond
Rotherham
J. Lilley
Birmingham
C. Higginson
Oxford
W. Dawson
Chesterfield
R Pool
W. Brown
Waterloo Road
T. Rolfe
Great St. Helen's
Cooper
R. Williams
New Brentford
H. Rogers
Melverley
Shropshire
J. Hargreaves
Bond
Blackburn
J. Pritchard
South Row
New Road
W. Hinchcliff
Marlborough Road
Chelsea
J. T. Morgan
Feckenham
Worcestershire
G. Taylor
Prestbury
Cheshire
Johns Woodhouse
J.willey
D. Bates
Huddersfield
C. A. Petterson
Leeds
T. Owen
Liverpool
W. South
Whitgift
Yorkshire
J. Jackson
Skipton
J. Croft
J. Davies
Dyserth
W. Cooper
Ryde
Isle of Wight
T. Bland
Christchurch
Monmouthshire
D. White
Glocester-place
Walworth
C. Nurse
Maidstone
J. Laws
Wells Street
Cripplegats
R. Mayes
Ravensden
Bedfordshire
C. S
R. Bremridge
Hampton
J. Bond
C. T. Oliver
White Hart Court
Bishopsgate
H. C. Carpenter
Coborn Road
Mile End
B. Smith
Northampton
F. W. Winsor
Trafalgar Street
W. Hemming
R. Bassum
Hingham
Norfolk
J. Hands
T. S. Atkins
Leicester
D. Armfield
James Fryer
Chorley
Lancashire
W. Wrockter
Rochdale
C. Knowles
Gawsworth
T. Leach
R. Forrester
Chatham
G. Penny
Totnes
Devonshire
H. Cope
Old Radford
W. P. Stokes
J. W. Turnbull
Exeter
J. Rhodes
J. Faulkner
Dover Street
J. Milner
Brook Street
T. Amos
Kingsland Road
E. M. Marks
Mortimer Street
Cavendish Square
Stanhope Street
Regent's Park
G. Field
Bondcourt
Walbrook
R. Turner
Almondbury
Kirkburton
T. Higginson
J. H. Barry
T. Lay
Dudley
R. Lang
Birstal
G. Nettleton
Brompton
Kent
J. Harrison
Brighton
W. Boyd
Kingston Upon Hull
St. John Cartwright
Worksop
R. Ferris
J. H
J. Bugler
W. Jacks
Bristol
G. Holdsworth
Halifax
R. Hansworth
Weymouth
W. P. Georges
Devonport
J. R. Munden
Barwick
Somersetshire
A. Webb
G. Hood
Brownhills
Staffordshire
J. Bate
T. W. Jones
Wellington
Draper
G.wheldon
Clothier
Knight and Cutress
Preston
Sussex
millers—Edwards and Foy
Aldermanbury
Purcell and Nicholls
Brixton
Battersea
Littledale and Co
R. Aspinall
Richardson and Holliday
Barnes and Beswick
Sunderland
Butchers
Briercliffe and Co
Bolton
Adam and Pearson
Bath
Derbyshire
E. and
E. Grainger
mercers—Slipper and Cornick
Little Britain
Marrian and Reynolds
Rands and Son
C. Margetts
Turner and i Hunt
Chorlton Upon Medlock
Yeomans
Standfield, and Co
Sheffield
Cattley and Qu
Cousin Lane
Upper Thames Street
W. J. Bryant
Edgeware Road
Hoyle and Sykes
Huidersfield
Linney
Alton
Hants
Hatfield and Brazilier
South Molton Street
Crosland and Hemingway
Appointment notices and trade intelligence from 1844
The Queen appoints Francis Evis to the gentlemen at arms and John Francis Davis as plenipotentiary and chief superintendent of British trade. A county by-election returns Nicholay Maher in Tipperary. Sugar prices rise to thirty-five shillings and three pence per hundredweight. Notices cover marriages, bankrupts, dividends, and dissolutions of partnerships across various firms, with many names, places, and dates.
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St. James’s Panaer
Lord Forester
Francis Evis
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
James Norton Smith
Fenzigs-Orrice
John Francis Davis
Ring
Crowy-Orrer
Tipperary
Nicholay Maher
Turtuila
Valentine Maher
Great Britain
Henry Brexsent
Grocers’ Company
Grocers Hall
Sion
Truro
M. Murphy
Liverpool
J. Holroyd
Northmoor
Northumberland
Hi Holden
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
Fuller's Earth
E. Jones
West Bromwich
H. Mitchell
Nottingham
T. Nuttall
Rochdale
Lancashire
T. Norman
Penketh
H. Jackson
Mincing-lane
A. Jarrett
Castle-street
Southwark
Beerbohm, Slaughter, and Co
Fenchurch Street
Evans, Foster
Upper Ground Street
Christchurch
Surrey
M. Potter
New Bond Street
H. G. Clapton
Backhall
Bristol
Corbett and Booth
Regert Place
Birmingham
Watson and Clarke
Longrow
Curteis
Kingsford, and Son
Canterbury
Bradbury and Morris
Moor Lane
Fore Street
City
J. Broadbent
Longwood
Lindley
Barwick and Truste
Buckley Street
Whitechapel
Pembroke
Duck
Drapera
Howarth and Heap
Accrington
Jane Jeckson Wylfe
Lowiie Hall Rolfe Braton
Bont
Millinar
Silent Friend and venereal cure advertisements lead London market
Removals from Birmingham to London publish 13th edition priced at 2s 6d with post copy. Advertisements for The Silent Friend a medical work on generative system infirmities and restoration, plus Cordial Balm of Syriacounum and Penny purifying pills. Addresses in London Birmingham and Oxford Street listed for consultations and sales.
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Birmingham
London
R. and
L. Perry
Strange
Paternoster-row
Field
Quadrant
Regent-a Street
Son
Oxford-street
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Guest
Bull-s Ir
Pberry
Berners-Street
C. J. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Brittain
Dale-street
Liverpool
W. Wood
High-street
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
Trnath
The
New Bell’s Weekly Messenger
Meesrs. Lucas and Co
Newmanestreet
Oxfordestreet
Aiine
Advier, &E
J. L. Curtis and Company
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Waymarket
Barth
Brydges Street
Strand
Main
Gurnhill
St. Bullestreet
Sawler
St. Anns
Generative Debility and Nervousness Essay Advertised
Manchester Chronicle reports Samuel La Mint's Seventh Thousand edition of a controversial self help medical essay on sexual health and reproductive disorders. The notice lists London and Manchester addresses, consultation details, and a promise of secrecy for patients seeking guidance on marriage and related concerns.
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Samuel La’mert
Bedford-Street
Bedford-Squady
London
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Licentiate of Apothecaries
Watts
Snowhill
Birmingham
Baraclough
Gate
Sheffield
Davey
Broadstreet
Bristol
J. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle on-Tyne
Patern and Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-square
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