The Wedding Farce at the Covent Garden Stage
The Varieties production The Wedding, a French original revived with Miss Woolgar and Mr. Roberts in lead roles, drew vigorous laughter and sharp applause despite a thin plot. Parisian triumphs at the Théâtre and embassy entertainments are noted, alongside a troubled Portuguese theatre scene where an Irish comic singer faced severe hostility from the audience.
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Pergline
Iris
Miss Woolgar
Tard
Cob
Nancy
Lonie
Felis Marmalade
Horse Guards
Major
Sepper
Darist
Griskin
Mter
Felix
Roberts
Bouss
My. Cuckrill
Marsita
Eurene
Hamlet
Genus
Duan
Guiguant
Itchell
M. Delavigne
Coservateure du la Couronne
Knox
Mitchell
Casimir Delavigne
Mr. Kell
Mr. Macready
Miss Faucit Charmante
Mr. Mitchell
Alitchell
France
Paris
London
Macready
Commission Des Wieurs Dramatiques
Stitchell
Mademoiselle Plessi
Cred
Shakepeere
Sheridan
Charles IT
Belfe
Pracas
Tre Lisees
Rua Das Condes
Donaldson
Portugese
Power
John Reeve
Donaldich
Chester Cup betting heats and Thames Regatta notes
The Chester Cup betting scene shows heavy outlay on Semiseria Cataract Extempore and Wells entries with large stakes and many accepts. The Thames Regatta Club reports a year with receipts of 648 pounds 19 shillings 3 pence and expenses 714 pounds 16 shillings 7 pence, listing major clubs and prize results.
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Thames Recatta Chce
Thames Regatta Club
Cockspur Street
J. F P. Bishop
Viscount Castlereagh
England
Lancelot Shedwell
Duke of Northumberland
Earl of Ripon
Cambridge
Oxford
Leander Club
London Amateur Scullers’ Club
The
Union Club
Royal Thames Yacht Club
St. George's Club
Royal Academy
Civil Engineers
Ticus
Westminster
Argonauts
Lessings
Waverley
Isis
Sphynx
Halcyon Clubs
George Denman
Colonel Mercer
Oxford University
Gve
Messrs
Julius and
Dalgleish
Mr. Bumpstead
R. Coombes
Newell
J. Phelps
T. Coombes
D. Coombes
W. Stewart
Stillman
Young Sambo
London
Bill Jordan
Lancashire
Gray's
Essex
Jordan
Sabo
Sambo
Gully
Mr. Gully
Victoria
Brewster
Glube
Brutal disturbance at Covent Garden ends in fracas and remorse
A riot in a Covent Garden theatre pit involved Nobility, a French Irish officer named De Burgh, and a mixed crowd of English Irish and Scots. The assault on the actor prompted strong protests from Portuguese spectators. Order was restored by Portuguese attendees as clashes spread among the audience. Separately, Joshua Brodrick reported robbed at Covent Garden Theatre of about £825 in Bank of England notes, with details unclear.
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Raul
de Burgh
Joshua Brodrick
Newcastle-upon-Tyce
Basdon-square
Minareg
Covent-garden Theatre
Bank of England
History of a Coiner and the strange lives of two women
A detailed tale from Lancaster recounts Malbern alias Lockwood a famed counterfeiter. Her long history spans Peninsular War camp followers pension frauds and multiple coinage trials from 1828 to 1839. Her husband Silas Lockwood endured a similar criminal arc across Warwick Warwick Gloucester and Abingdon imprisonments. The piece comments on the futility of punishment and the perils of crime in one sweeping narrative.
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Malbern
Lockwood
Lancaster
Powell
John Moore
Spain
Corunna
Portugal
Chelsea Hospital
Sir Charles Grant
Biddy
Stafford
Aylesburs
Warwick
Eliza Perceval
Mulherp
Silas Lockwood
Leekwood
Surrey Assizes
IIT
Aacrd
Gael
Lin
Gloucester
Abingdon
Harriet Thampeen
Thompson
Ann Lockwood
Alr
Leicester
Phompson
Sydney
James
Thomson
Cerita
Royal Kettering Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry designation
The London Gazette records Her Majesty approving the title Royal Kettering Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry for the Kettering Yeomanry Caney. Notices announce Dissenter's Marriage Act registrations, insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, and dissolutions with numerous names and locations across Derbyshire, Paddington, Cardiff, Liverpool, Manchester, and other places.
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Kettering Yeomanry
Royal Kettering Corps of Yeomanry
Cavalry
Baptist Chapel
Watthham
Suffolk
Lelitia Bowyer
Walubey
Derbyshire
Ipswich
H. and
W. Kimber
Old Trinity House
Water Lane
E. J. Chapman
Bradford
J. Curlough
Unddersfeld
G. H. Lupton
Leeds
T. Fisher
Selby
Yorkshire
Unendraper
N. J. Kempe
Liverpool
J. G. Schott
Manchester
J. C. Lavater
Aldermanbury
B. Perkins
S. Woolley
Stamford
Drapers
F. Shotter
Portsea
St. Thompson
Stroud
Kent
T. G. Martin
Cold Harbour Lane
Camberwell
T. Reeves
Worcester
Bcctew
C. Ridings
Boechester
Hartlepool
T. Bulmer
South Shields
H. Smith
R. Eaton
Featherstone Street
City Road
City Road, Butcher Feb.b. B. and B. G. Owen, Pallmall
W. Burchett
Whitechapel Road
Chymist
J. T. Maund
Birmingham
J. Johnson
North Place
Gray’s Inutane
Apothecary
R. Fooner
Lymington
Hampshire
C. B. Resnolita
Devizes
Heb. R. Rochester
Nichol
Halifax
Kereham
Crosfeld
Sen
Kirkham
Lancashire
I. Young
Jit
Scott
Chichester
Haber
J. J. Broz
Chester
Pistell Ant Ayliffe
Baslogstoke
Armstrong and Wright
Brighton
batlett—Ormerod and Hargreaves
Bacup
Grange and Booth
Busiers
T. MW
E. A. Tootal
Wakefeld
Butler and Sons
Aston
Warwickshire
W. Butler
Stephinson and Royston
Tradley, Barrows, and Co
Rowley Regis
Staffordshire
Cook Masters
St. Austell Gan Company
St. Austell
Cornwall
Tayleur and Co
Vulcan Foundry
Warrington
Tayleur, Son
End Co
W. H. Taylour
F. Teanington
Inkson and Hott
Little Rydir Street
St. James’s
Reeve and Holynake
Kinser
surgeons—Brown and Co
Cheltenham
Arapern—Lyvex and Son
Wilkingatt Aid
Stockport
Stephenson and Cayley
Llesit, and Son
Bristol
Miles, Kinder, and Co
Leicester
Eo Furas
W. Miles
Hanson and Hughes
Scdpley
Hine Masters
Leeids and Co
Norwich
Miler
Dam and Manning
Metssham
Wiltshire
Common Briowers
James and Stacey
Ty Penson
Foxcate
Oxfordshire
Farmers
We Gray and Co
Gregow
McFudane
EU Fir
Royal Navy and Army Promotions and Appointments Chronicle
The Gazette lists promotions and by purchase appointments across regiments including the 24th Regiment of Light Dragoons, various Foot regiments, and Royal Marines. Named officers receive captain or lieutenant ranks, with several to be cornet, ensign, or brevet major as replacements and retirements noted. Also covered are Lord Lieutenant authorizations, Master Extraordinary in the High Court, Bank of England financials, and a schedule of insolvent petitions and public notices.
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Ben Ghlanths
Sussex
Ativatt
Division of Police
Jackson
Farraday
Japanier
Brick Lane
Spittalfields
Davis, Saddler
High Street
Borough
Cowlin
West of England
Phiaix
Menpenovs
Uy Poacnens
Henry Tebby
Awnsby
Collisford House
Bicester
Oxfordshire
Hethe
Jessie Willis
A. Maguire
Collisford
Genlemen
Jesse Willis
Harris
Tebby
Willis
Daeapren Suuiowarck
Carnarvon
J. Hughes
Abermenai
Llanddwyn
Edwards
William Turner
Welfast
George Evans
Eho
Ichaboo
Liverpool
Pjits
Scotland
Idabwe
William Turost
Limerick
John Nicholle
C. Grinfell Nicklay
Wan Oreree
Jan
Menonastia
Nive
Waterine
Jay
Regiment of Light Dragoons
Purchase
Joes
Cornet HL
Ab A
Costes
Hawkes
Parchie
Boree
Prrelace
Vate Huey
Hardy
Penta
Diahenmane
Vce
Matto
J. O
Chathane
G. Mand
Tiwall
Chatham
Hubees
Henry & Garette
Oor Onnssser
Jan I
Royal Regiment of Artery
Utawens
E. T. T. Jones
Flemyng
J. Hy Jolitte
Leutenant
Langford
Secont
J. W. A. Kennedy
CG. A. Schomberg
I. Boyle
J. Roberts
Norfolk
Covat
Quren
Fighth Victoris
Lesa
Warrenstt
Willam Smith the Younger
Shefield
County of York
High Court
Chanvery
Bank OF England
Victoria
Mies
Reutenant
Font
Evembuer
Lobert Nant Kubeck
Numerous trades and notices span Liverpool to London
A sprawling list of firms and trades appears, from woollen merchants and printers to coal merchants and drapers, with Liverpool and Leeds named. The piece covers excise commissions, a free trade meeting led by Thomas Thornely, and various cultural and theatrical notes including an accident at Astiery's theatre and a birth murder verdict.
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Clarance and Bird
Ivy Lane
Newgate Street
Varley and Co
Bradbury and
Bethnal Green Road
Peek and Co
Liverpool
J. Peek
Munro and Congreve
Duke Street
Lincolns Inn Fields
J. and
W. Carter
Sheffield
turners.—Cotterell and Co
Bath
Ayrepares T. Cooper
Sarah Holland and Co
Little Woolston
W. Bluore and Co
Dornock
Commissiosons Oy Excise Somunxep
Commissioners of Excise
Woronipatecet
Meséra
Smith
Court of Exchequer
Liverroor Antt MonopoLy Association
Music
Hood
Thomas Thornely
Lawrence Heyworth
Thomas Blackburn
Charles Hilland
Trinuty
Havre and
Qtouen
Tite
Royal Exchange
Havre
Nameling
Rowan Pouyticunic
Van
Bachofiner
Ryan
Willian Blake
Johnny Gilpin
Jim
Barry
Bradbury
Das
Pleasant Place
Hieverees
Lambeth
College of Content
Leek’s-fell
Walworth
Penton-placy
Waiforth
Frederick Gibbs
Brixton
Penton
Femple
Gas
Forbes
Olds Hurlingtom Street
Reeay
Johnson
Sam
Stokes
Corrigan
James Clark
Elliotson
Greaves
Williams
Fourner
Andral
Louis Fleury
Carswell
Murray
Abernethy
Dr. Forbes
Cranin
Births and deaths from Langford Grove to Tossshire era
Birth notices from Langford Grove Essex and Kingscote include Lady Rayleigh and Lady Kingscote with newborns. Deaths listed include Mr William Heath of North Brixton and Sir Colin Mackenzie of Kuleny with biographical highlights, plus various obituaries and demographic death statistics for the week ending January 15.
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Langford Grove
Essex
Rayleigh
Kingscote
North Brixton
William Heath
Prescott. Grote
Torquay
Isabella Margaret
Joseph Martin
Ham Court
Worcester
Chillington
Stafford
Sophia Fos
Nathaniel Fay
Royal Artillery
Richmond Hill
Pear Falmoth
Georgy Drinkall Pritt
Agird
gaTu
Ream AnogRal Saver Jackson
C.B
Bognor
Sussex
Toulon
Bastis
Lord Hotham
St. Vincent's
Gallane
Cadiz
Nelson
Leutenant
Straits
France
Holland
America
Order of the Bath
Pembroke
W. Owen Peel
Debility and nervous disorders from youthful excess
A sealed edition popular essay by Samuel Lamert on concealed causes of nervous debility from youthful excesses, with observations on marriage and reproduction. The ad lists endorsements, publisher details in London and other towns, and sale hours at the author’s home.
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Ives
Samuel Lamert
Loxpon
Stafford Gazette
Wakefield Journal
London
St. Gilbert
Starle
Tichborne Street
Quadrant
Regentestreet
Hantingsind Co
Ooxford Street
Noble
Chancery-lane
Gordon
Lenderball-street
Heysood
Oldham Street
Manchester
Watts
Snowhill
Mirmingham
Earaclough
Fargate
Sheffield
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle-on-Tyne
We. Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
e-sTreely Messes
Brodit CO
Great Charles Street
Birmincham
Mor Rasseil Square
Masitazue Street
Hell Quate
Rodie
Meade, Hrodie and Co
Sherwood
Gilbert
Street
Hassell
Landen
Hand Vaya and Co
Oxford Street
Pu Cre
Lube
Chadery Jane
Bridges
Calvert Garden
Goute 145
Leadres
Sutton
Neview-ofice
Sothugh
Ésdicott
While
Oustey
Shee
Con
Dude Turver
Rt Newton
Eetter
Freier
Bath
Usarpe
Fighecreez
Wirmingham
Roberts
Fortiss
Vaiuasstreet
Bristol
Slater
Greensdes Street
Edinburgh
The Silent Friend and Reproductive Truths Exposed
A period pamphlet reviews The Silent Friend a medical work promising restoration of reproductive powers and cures for venereal ailments. It lists endorsements, publisher details, and multiple remedies including cordial balm, detersive essence, and purifying pills with prices and consultation hours in London.
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C. Price
Parray
Tetter
Measera
Perry Arain
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
London
Manly Health and Cure Advertised by Lucas and Co
Jost published the 34 6d offer for a volume on concealed causes of premature decline and marriage risks. The book, by Lucas and Co, promises restoration of vitality and mental health through guidance on indulgence and its consequences, with locations for purchase and consultation across London, Dublin, and other cities.
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Jost
J. Lucas and Co
Consulting Surgeons
London
Newman-street
Oxford
Brittain
Watermoster-row
J. Gordon
Leadenhallenreet
G. Man
Kingestreet
Southwark
Westerton
Park-side
New Belt
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Newmanstreet
Oxford-sreet
Lenton
Country P
Declaration of Printing and Delivery by Middlesex Printer
J William Whitney Gearing of Smarts buildings Holdorn declares he printed 19000 500 copies of Messrs Cargs and Company Medical Work Manhood excluding the Twentieth Edition now printing. All copies delivered to Willan Wilton Linder at no Breams buildings Chancery Lane for May 1840 to February 1844. Statement sworn as true.
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J. William Whitney Gearing
Smart
Holdorn
County of Middlesex
Messrs
Ol¢Ema
William Whinrey
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Great Britain
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Grocers’ Company
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Montague-street
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Brydges-street
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Sler
St. Ann's Square
Philip
South Castle-street
Ferris and Score
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Chelmsford
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Rockseller
Bedfoni-row
Dublin
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