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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Ingle and Gillatt
Chapel Street
Grosvenor Square
Temple and Price
Somerstown
Victuallers
Walker and Card
Ratcliff
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Southampton
Ramsey and Sons
Poplar
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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.
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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.
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