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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1843

Page

5

Barons and Earls of Scotland and England in Scalpel notes

In this excerpt from Scalpel, lineage and titles are traced for prominent families including Foley, Forbes, Forester, Fortescue, Gage, and Galloway. The piece details origins, notable ancestors, seat locations, precedence, mottos, and recent roles such as lord-lieutenant or parliament membership, with portraits of the present peers and their families. It closes with a Civil War–era letters summary and a Greenwich Hospital charity fair report.

Richard Richard O Oeybridge Foley Thomas Middle Baron Foley Wdiderminster Thomas Foley Whitley-balt Baron Hawke Grosvenor-square Whitley-court T. la Gustafus Adolphus Sweden Scotland Ireland Francis James Catherine Robert Innes, Bart Orton James Ochoncar Elizabeth Welter Hunter Polwood Peebles 21St Foot General Assembly Church of Scotland Ers Duke of Athol John George Weld Forester Her Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms Charles-street Berkeley Square Willey-park Brosely Shropshire Fortescue Earl Richard le Forte William the Conqueror Hastings Forte Adam Fortescue Winston Devon Sir John Fortescue England John Henry VI Ebrington Hugh Fortescue Lord Clinton Theophilus Earl of Lincoln Baron Clinton Baron Fortescue Castle-hill Earl of Lincoln Matthew Fortescue Clinton Hugh Earl of Fortescue Baron of Fortescue Susan Ryder Earl of Harrowby Tavistock House of Commons Devonshire House of Peers East Devon Earl Digby Earl Mount Edgecumbe Grosvenor Square Southmelton Gace Viscount de Gaga Forest of Dean Gloucester Clerenwill John Gage Kant Duchy of Lancaster Henry the Eighth William Gage Viscount Gage William Hall Gage Baron Gage Firle Sussex Sampson Eardley High Meadow Henry Gage Gage of Henry Edward Hall Baron Thurlow Baron Douglas Ultra Torjes Whiteball-yard Firle-place Lewes Randolph Stewart Blanche Henry Charles Duke of Beaufort Lord Garlies Garlies Baron Saltersford Baron Stuart Wigtonshire Kirkcudbright Cockermouth Lord John Russell Grosvenor-equare Galloway-house Wigton Escalpel

Linda di Chamouni debut at Her Majesty's with Persiani

Donizetti's Linda di Chamouni was staged at Her Majesty's with Persiani in her benefit. The review lauds Fornasari and Brambilla, praises Linda's drama and music, notes Lablache's strong bass, and highlights the moving duet A Consolarmi and the opera's simple, appealing plot amid a festive, opinionated night of performances.

Hex Majesty's Theatre Donizetti Linda di Chamouni Persiani la Grace de Dieu St James's Theatre Marmontel Lauretta Mackenzie Louisa Venoni Ambonati Fornusari Brambilla Pierotte Mario Carlo Linda Lablache Antonio Viscount de Lind Linde Fornasari Carlos Consolermi Daury Saxe Tnestre Drury-lane Company Siddons Macready Henry IV Fortunio Algiers Alfred Shaw M. Dreyshock Helen Faucit Haymarket Theatre Aria Ducange Louison Celeste Parincess Grisette Hesing Cavrier Thomas Marton Mise Stanley Walter Lacy Walton Derrez Her Majesty Lumley Duprez Italy Lucia Edgar of Ravenswood M. Duprez Academie Royale France Rossini William Tell Otello Mr. Balre Salle Favart Balfe London Princess's Theatre Maria de Rohan Vienna Signor Ronconi Signor Guasco Madame Tadilini

Derby and Oaks reports from Epsom races show Cotherstone win

Sporting Intelligence from Epsom recounts Derby day thrills with betting rings, weather shifts, and crowds. Cotherstone captured the Derby in strong fashion, with Gorhambury and Sirikol close behind. several stakes races, odds, and notable fashion crowd details accompany the long unfold of racing events and commentary on course management and public turnout.

Berrixe Cotherstone Scott Leatherhead Mickleham Bowen Tattersall’s Pollock Aristides Robinson Tattersall's Denny Newcourt Gorhambury Jamal Miss Patrick Laura Elegance Jetty Extempore London Epsom Careless Cheam Woodcote Marquis of Exeter Uxbridge Chesterfield Stradbroke Albemarle Miltown Rosslyn March Wilton G. Bentinck Maidstone A. Lennox Lennox H. Pitt H. Rous R. Colborne J. Macdonald E. M. Mostyn F. Goodricke Heathcote D. Baird J. Shelley C. Cockerell Colonel Peel Cockerell Payne Greville Shelley Clive Higgins J. White Crommelin Batson Knox J. Bayley W. Etwall Sherwood Dawson's Plaoner Taylor Gaper Gamecock York Ascot Henry Dorling Clark Farrell Perren B. Craven Lord G. Bentinck Discord Rogers Lord Chesterfield Mr. Plummer Alice Hawthorn Mr. Payne Die Emilias Velocipede Mr. Shelley Colonel Wyndham G. Heathcote Moscow D. Cooke Mr. Balchin Leach Agst Tom Thumb Ice Hawthorn What Epaulette Diecord Nizza Knight Lord Stradbroke Evenus Nat Mr. Smith Spiteful Lord Exeter Wee Pet T.Y.C Lord Albemarle Delapra Bolero Whitehouse Daintree Liverpool Bellam Datura Mr. Hewitt the Midnight Star Agreeable Delapre Captain Daintree Delapree Sir Gilbert Captain Deine England A Division of Police Elephant and Castle Cheam Turnpike Southampton Croydon Kennington Downs India Fide Yesterney Tottenham Corner Epsom Downs Starling Post Mallepost Father Mathew Prince George of Cambridge Prince Royal of Mecklenburgh Bowes Touchstone Col. Charritte Gorhamburg Buzzard Buckle Sirikol G. Edwards Ray Middleton Rogers Lamarcand Chapple Mr. Bateman Camel Mann J. Combe Freney Bartholomew J. Brown Liverpool Nipleman Mr. T. Taylor Jereed Mr. Griffithe Sir Hercules Mr. Mostyn General Pollock Marlow Yarburgh Dumpling Muley Maloch Holmness Parthian F. Butler Mr. Bell Marquis of Westminster Darling Mr. Theobald Macdonald Theobald Rockingham J. Day Mr. Baxter W. Boyce Wyndham Murton Muley Moloch Cruuch Lord Eglintoun Be Aristides Baysundietwn Mr. Gratwicke Elis Bell Lord Orford S. Patrick Mercy Wakefieldy John Day Downa Winesonr Elixir British Yeoman Fakeaway Jockies Khorassan Gorhambury Vezt Martin Lordship Highlander Chotornian Gay Phillimore Solomon Sly Lord Maidstone Titania Mr. Taylor Maren Henri Quatre Boyce Lord Dorchester John O'Gaunt Ford Puison Thornhill Chifney Sam Mann Carillon Sister Jeffs Bessy Bedlam Jeffy Utica Judith Hutter Lord Westminster Slater Fanny Callaghan Poison Chair Nessalina Decisive Rococo Maria Day Colonel Charritte Sir G. Heathcote Mr. Bastard Teapot Mr. King Newmarket Cowslip James Robinson Easy Nathaniel Fiatman Judex

Anniversary of the Charity Complex at St Pauls

The anniversary meeting of patrons for charity children was held at St Pauls with a sermon by the Bishop of Salisbury. Between 7,000 and 8,000 children in new clothing formed a long procession, followed by a near £ WartexL00 collection. The event was attended by royalty and city officials, creating a grand scene.

Schoole For Charity St. Paul’s Salisbury Duke of Cambridge Duke of Mecklenburg Baron Knesebeck Colonel Jones Lord Ashburton John Pirie J. Rush Arches Trow Street Bloomsbury Waterloo Bridge Cope Rahway Birmingham Derby Gloucester Edinburgh Glasgow Paisley Ayr Greenock Grand Junction Great North of England Great Western Hull and Selby Liverpool Manchester London Botton Leeds Midland Counties Newcastle Carlisle North Midland Northern and Eastern Taff Vale Ulster York Dublin Kingstown Croydon Blackwall Brighton South Eastern Sheffield South Western Greenwich Eastern Counties Brandling Junction North Union Infernal Woolwich Francis A. Collier Knt C.B K.H Miss Hornby Phipps Hornby Coast Guard Royal Marines

Progress of the Repeal Agitation at Hill of Grange

A massive repeal gathering in Ireland drew up to near 450,000 supporters as Daniel O'Connell led marches from Nenagh to the Hill of Grange amid cheers, banners, and temperance music. Speakers blasted British ministers, urged peaceful action, and warned against civil war while pledging protection under law for repeal supporters.

Newacu Ireland Hill of Grange Limerick Nenigh Thorsanda Grange Nenagh King’s Queen's Clare Galway Shannon O'Connell Mr. Steele Bobby Peel Duke of Wellington House of Lords Wellington Rock of Cashel Europe Boulogne Hungary Mr. O'Connell Grenge Peel Kennedy Merciful Enginoa England Longford Higgins Ardagh Dublin Road Mullingar Cantwell Meath Steele Count Nugent Athlone Hia Lord Wicklow Dr. Murray

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O’brien O'Brien Four Courts Jord Henry Sugden W. S. O'Brien Guegnwica Hospital Earl Howe Ushant Royal Artillery Sporting Intelligence Epsom Races General Sharpe Lara Marson Cowley Adrian Booth Donnybrook Kimber Viola Bird Redcap Brook Ima Theobal Hewitt Stickler Freestun May Wednespay Mr. Herbert Mr. D. Cook Duke of Richmond Mr. Skingley Mr. Skerrett Lydia Mr. Brook Mr. Forth Lucy Bankes Mr. Collins Norma Count Bathyany Lasso Hydaspes Captain Daktree Mingo Spat Messalina THE OAKS Finday Hyllas Satab Knight of the Whistle Tiona Mosque Johnny, Gyre Arctic Vibration Ajax Plenipo Rhodanthe Escort Gander Eaglesfield Pannakeen Albion African Teetotaller Vitellius Courage Thames Regatta Crun Thames Regatta Club British Hotel Cockspur-street Selwyn Westminster Bridge Morris Battersea Putney Bridge Chiswick Air Boat Club Oxford Cambridge Club Guards Club
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