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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 25, 1844

Page

7

SPRING BONNETS AND MARRIAGE MISCHIEF IN A COLUMN

A humorous Victorian column laments spring fashion marred by matrimonial ploys inviting husbands to millinery shops. It riffs on flirtations with a rogue charm of spring bonnets and the clever tricks wives use to coax purchases, warning husbands to beware of March coaxing and fashion fever.

Piten Derrick A. W Mr. White Piccadilly Olloway Guy's Metropolitan King's College Charing-cross William Brooke Union-street Southwark London Metropolitan Hospital King’s College Hospital Guy's Hospital Char Holloway Bright City of London H. J.bern and Co M.B.C.S.L Bouverie-street Fleet-street Strange Paternoster-row Jackson Bond-street Purkiss Old Compton-street Phillips Oxford-street Gordon Leadenhall-street Bookzellers United Kingdom Bolt-in- Tun Yard Fléet-street Samuel La’mert Bedford-Street Bedfordsquake University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Manchester Chronicle La’Mert Bedford-square LL. Deatis and Company Burgess Medical Bookseller Coventry-street Haymarket Barth Brydges-street Strand Mann Cornhill Paternoster-run Guest Bil Bull-street Birmingham Sawler St. Ann’s-square Manchester Philip South Castle-street Liverpool Ferris and Score Bristol Chronicle Oxford Guy Chelmsford Indepedent Press Office Cambridge Gannui and Co Grifton-street Dublin Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond Blair-street Edinburgh

Mixed London News Tales Report Court Fray and Royals Visit

A London miscellany item notes a royal visit expected from Windsor and a court appearance, alongside diverse items from church prayers to a public paving decision at Cheapside. It mentions lumbago affecting Lord Brougham, a name change for Bulwer Lytton, and foreign dispatches from Rome and Leipzig.

BuckincHaw Palacz Prince Consort Windsor Castle England Lord Brougham Lumbago House of Lords E. L. Buitnes Barnt Elizabeth Barbara Bulwer Lytton Knebworth Lytton Bulwer Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha Leipziger EL Ye Rome Allgemeine Zeitung Castel Bolognese Imola Cerena Courrier de l'Isere Villard Raymond Bourg d’Assans Willard Raymond Stephen’s Roger Cunliffe Alderman Gibbs Messrs Howett Rock Croly Esmeralpa Her Majesty’s Theatre Perrot Cheapside Guildhall Commissioners of Sewers London Wall Captain Strange Military Lunatic Asylum Fort Clarence Chatham Sandbach Cheshire London Deptford William Francis Oxford Arms Church-street Arthur Tuames Tunnel D W. Harvey Marylebone Police Marylebone Commissioners of Woods and Forests White Horse Stafford Row Love Hull Delcy Verona Blackfriars 329 Sinaman Sviere Chapman Henry Somerville Joseph Somerville William-street Salford Salford Dispensary Manchester Guardian Thomas Brand James Eccles Henry Lambeth Street Ellen Goodlad Ann Pepworth Sophia Bevan Garrick Tavern Garrick Theatre Leman-street Bevan Harriet Simmonds Sophia Mark Garrett Geneva Lambeth-street

Doooranee empire insignia granted to Edward Sanders

The Queen grants Edward Sanders esq lieutenant-colonel in the army East Indies and major in the engineers corps permission to wear the insignia of the second class of the Order of the Dooranee Empire. This honors his services during the Afghanistan campaign and testifies royal approval. The notice also lists insolvency declarations, bankrupts, dividends, partnerships dissolved, and sequesterings across multiple towns.

Affghanistan Gisburn Yorkshire R. Pettinger Jun Hatfield W. Grace Wakefield H. Jenkins Tonbridge Wells T. Robottom Great Scotland Yard F. Collins Brighton F. Cressey Great Burstead Essex C. Johnson Glocester Terrace Mile End T. Smith Burwood Mews Paddington R. W. Mapowder Dawlish Devonshire H. Stear Kingsbridge F. Jarrald Bury St. Edmund's T. A. Byrne West Derby Lancashire J. Clayton White Hart Street Kennington Cooper T. Martindale Bury Street Bloomsbury John Edis Crescent Place Blackfriars J. Woods Colnbrook Buckinghamshire T. B.jepson Manchester Grese Ht Williams Newborough Anglesea Bightwick Maidatone R. Humble Glossop Derbyshire J. Burge Weston Super Mare Somersetshire T. Green Leeds Mark Whitaker Dawsbury W. Hogg Beerseller E. James Sheffield Cordwainer W. Collender Limehouse F. Lowry J. Hill Rochdale Fruiterer O. R. Windsor St. Ann's Terrace St. John's J. Turner Newton Cheshire W. J. Allen Portsea R. Beckley Green Street R.L. Sturtevant Church Street Bethnal Green A. Wales Spring Street Shadwell Wood Splitter Old Gravel Lane Wapping T. Weldon Holles Street Cavendish Square J.H. Butterworth Leaden Hall Market Victualler J. Graham Newcastle Upon Tyne W.forster Carlisle R. Bowlby Bishop Wearmouth Scrivener W. Dunnett J. Buxton Mason Harford Miller Abbott and Tebbitt Birmingham R. Mitchell Leicester Lutterworth Melton Mowbray Uppingham Yates, Booth, and Co Entlers J. Ellis Poole Beavan and Clarke Cheltenham J. James Victoria Road Pimlico M'‘Guire and Nugent King William Street Strand Hatters F. Fisher Robins, Son Preston Tavistock A. Preston Ingle and Gillatt Chapel Street Grosvenor Square Temple and Price Somerstown Victuallers Walker and Card Ratcliff Gransden and Snell Southampton Ramsey and Sons Poplar I. Ramsey Waller and Jordan Luton Butcher, Worth Holmes Kidderminster White and Clark Rotherhithe R. Marshall Glasgow D. Graham Kilmarnock Skinner W. Crawford Largs

Foreign affairs despatch and royal appointments flash

The Gazette reports a Spanish despatch announcing a blockade of Alicante and Carthayzena ports. It also notes royal appointments in February including the Marchioness of Ormonde to the bedchamber and John Grey Porter Atthill as attorney general for St. Lucia, plus a long list of army promotions and staff changes across regiments and colonial units.

Robert Peel Murphy House of Commons Punch Cobden O'Connell Strand Sir Robert Frederick Pollock York Sir Frederick Lord Brougham Zoological Gardens Lamb London Morning Herald Sherrff Moon Lord Lennox Mr. Grant Great Metropolis Charles Kean Baron Nathan Alderman Gibbs Jenkins Afarning Post W. Harrison Ainsworth D. W. Osbaldiston Victoria Theatre Peter Laurie Col. Sibthorp Moses the Tailor Boy Dick Newfate Horsemonger-lane Bench Robert Tower Richard Pexcy Granville Earl Granville Leveson Gower Lord Granville House of Stafford Granville Stafford Grace Granville Countess of Granville Lichfield Treasury Pitt John Borlase Warren Russia Privy Council France Henrietta Elizabeth William Duke of Devonshire Granville George Lord Leveson Viscount Granville of Stone-park Staffordshire Piccadilly Grey Earl Charles Grey Northumberland Baron Grey de Howick Henry George Howick Chroniclee Annals of England Admiralty Fox Trinity-house Charter-house Sears Berkeley Square Alicante Carthayzena Maxtuorovci Marchioness of Rodney 1St Regiment of Foot Frederick Carter Leutenant Purchase Lysons 3D West India Regiment William Henry Sharpe Sharpe Gert Carter 3D Foot Christopher Edward Eaton 20Th Foot Barr William Frith Brock John Richard Jackson Frith John Everart Deane Jackson 21St Foot George Port Erskine 45Th Foot Jean David Rea Smith William Raban Waldron Barrs Kelly Smith 25Th Foot Oliver 40Th Foot Aldborough Richard Rundle Roberts 49Th Foot William Edward Hope Vere Ponsonby 1St Grenadier, Regiment of Foot 60Th Foot Raymond Elmeric de Montmorency 7Th Foot Clarke 56Th Foot Hume Edwards de Havilland Theodoreichard Hickson William Johnu James Smith Edwards George John Arnolds Cameron Hickson Gurtshore Stirling Home John Frend Magrath 86Th Foot Russell Charles Stanhope Austin 62D Foot Charles Roberts Macdougall 66Th Foot Walter Simpson Grogan 1St Dragoons 67Th Foot Frederick William Lane Vane Robert Hare George Alfred Currie Henry Collette Hare Rowland Jones Collette John Cuthbert Murray Jones Foot Sir Edward Gibbs K.C.B Willian Johnson 70Th Edward James White Joseph Kelsall William Taylor White James Talliser Castabadie Taylor John Wilson Filder Campbell Barber Browne Francis Thomas Wade Ormsby Sd Weat India Regiment Charles Birch Vane Lane Cape Mounted Riflemen John Borrow le Touzel Royaleyn George Gordon Cumming Royal Newfoundland Companies Bissett John Skinner Francis Borrow William John Coen Cumming Army Hugh Bone William Michael Ford Barclay County of Salop South

The New Discovery For The Nerves Dr Grandison

A sensational patent medicine claim promotes Dr Grandison’s nervous system remedy praised by nobility and patrons. It pledges cures for tremulous hands weak hearts and nervous irritability, promises sound sleep without opiates and relief from indigestion, and advertises boxed bottles with patient advice and testimonials.

Grandison

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