English Morals Abroad in Paris Case Sealed by Court
An application to the Cour Royale of Paris involved Lady H and M. P owner of Maison de Sante at Chaillot. The case concerns Lady H and her daughter Miss Priscilla H and a relationship with Lord K. The court quashed a previous order forcing Miss Priscilla to stay with her mother and instead ordered Miss Priscilla to remain in M. P owns house until she reaches adulthood. Dr. Dubis to visit regularly and permission required for any contact.
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M. Dupin
Gazette Des Quibunaux
Geneva
Lord O
Priscilla
Priscilla H
Paris
Mr. W
Maison de Santé
Tribunal de Premire Instance
M. P
Verity
M. Hebellayme
Tribunal de Premiere Finance
Miss H
Lord Cowley
Lord K
Bruges
Okey
NM. Debelleyme
Cour Royale
Debelleyme
M. Baruche
M. Baroche
Italy
England
France
M. P—s
W. H
America
Dubis
Rue Des Fosses
Monsieur le-Prince
Donizetti Lucia di Lammermoor at Drury Lane and More
A dense evening of opera and theatre notes recounts Lucia di Lammermoor performances at Drury Lane and Covent Garden with Persiani and Fornasari, plus Don Giovanni excerpts. It reports Stretton’s Lucia finale, Fra Diavolo sketches, and Manfred at the Lyceum with Denvil, noting audience enthusiasm and technical quirks.
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Hen Maszsty
Donizetti
Lucia di Lammermoor
Persiani
Lucia
Mario
Edgar Ravenswood
Fornusari
Henry Ashton
Prince Albert
Saxony
St. Leon
Don Giovanni
Guillaume Teil
Forenasari
Costa
Don Carlos
Grisi
Lablache
Fornasari
Philip the Second
Spain
Netherlands
Isabelle de Valois
France
England
Philip
Flanders
Carlos
Isabelle
Count Posa
Low Countries
Gomez
Isabella
Drury-Lane
Stretton
Acis
Galatea
Staudigi
Polyphemus
Lucia di
Medeme ‘Castellan
Alfred Shaw
Webster
Haymarket
Lyczom
Vining
Fra Diavolo
Diddear
Keeley
Simon
Corps de Ballet
David Lee
Miss Woolgar
Miss Woelgar
Manfred
Denvil
Tom Thumb
Polytechnic Institution
Regent-street
Longbottom
Balfe
Opera Comique
Count oy Common Preas court case at Surrey assizes
Action for criminal conversation centers on Thomas Cooper who lived apart from his wife while a Times compositor. He seduced the plaintiff’s wife, leaving the family with three daughters. The jury awards the plaintiff damages of one farthing, despite adultery proven beyond doubt. Proceedings mention Clapham Asylum and a Saturday déjeuner with donations toward liquidation of a debt.
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Byles
Mr. Gray
Serjeant
Shee
Times
Printing-house-square
John Cooper
Mre
Harvey
Justice Cresswell
Sergeant Byles
Sergeant Shee
Britishnpuay Asylum
Clapaam
Clapham Rise
Winchester
Reval
Tig
Hampton Races and Moulsey Hurst Racing Thronged Amid Ban
Sporting intelligence reports extensive betting disruptions as Hampton and Moulsey Hurst race meetings proceed under Sir James Graham's gaming interdiction. Coverage details race results, notable participants, crowding issues, and a fatal-looking accident on the course. Also notes York and yacht matches with en route results and forthcoming shooting season plans.
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Hampton
James Graham
Egham
Moulsey Hurst
Marquis of Worcester
Earl Lonsdale
Earl Rosslyn
Count Bathyany
Lord A. Paget
Lord Glammis
Lord Longford
E. Russell
George Bentinck
Lord Maidstone
Lord Macdonald
Lord Ranelagh
J. C. Kaye
C. Ibbotson
G. Heathcote
Watkins W. Wynn
W. Cotton
D.baird
Rous
Drumpland
Lord E. Russell
Blockade of San Juan de Nicaragua Reported by Admiralty
The London Gazette notes that Sir Charles Adam declared a blockade of the port of San Juan de Nicaragua on March 30. It warns that laws of nations will guide actions against vessels attempting violation. Also listed are various insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scottish sequestrations affecting numerous individuals and firms across the UK.
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Loras
Admiralty
Charies Adam
K C.B
White
North American
West Iedia
San Juan de Nicaragua
Law of Nations
Sussex
Salem Chapel
Cheltenham
W. Massingham
King's Lynn
Norfolk
W. Forty
Upper Slaughterford
Glocestershire
W. Weatfield
Ebley
J. Tanton
Gough Street North
Gray's Inn Lane
Farriv
R. Spillet
Lenham
Kent
T. Peel
Liverpool
E. Wilson
High Street
Marylebone
J. Overton
Tavistock Place
J. Mahony
Union Street
Southwark
Esther Perry Walcum
Grifton
J. Bickle
Bath
C. Scovell
Eliza Morris Hague
Richmond
Surrey
J. Davies
Kingsutton
Northamptonshire
J. Tench
Hanbury
Staffordshire
T. Markey
Manchester
R. Parker
Gravesend
J. W. Wright
J. Wright
Charnfield
Suffolk
H. Harris
Kinver
J. W. Wood
Birmingham
J. Tarbotton
Knaresborough
C. Copley
Colton
Yorkshire
H. Hart
Napier Street
Hoxton
E. Bobbitt
London Street
St. Pancras
T. _Bodger
Hatton Garden
N. Daniell
Charlotte Street
Fitzroy Square
R. Baker
Bedford Row
Old Kent Road
Currier
W. Baker
G. Roalfe
Bishopsbourne
Carpenter
W. Lewin
Upper Thames Street
Black Lead Packer
S. Stephens
Blackfriars Road
Parkman
A. Bird
Kidderminster
J. Santer
Sen
Devonshire Buildings
Dover Road
J. Hennessey
Upper Weedon
H. T. Archer
Fohm Street
Adelphi
J. Barnett
Twerton
Somersetshire
J. Eyres
Great Aire Street
Whitechapel
Smith—T. Bethell
Great Charlotte Street
E. Stalard
Buriton
Hampshire
Fellmonger
J. ‘I. Farnell
J. Farnell
Norwich
G. F. S. Gillard
Commercial Road
Lambeth
J. Menzies
South Bank
Regent's Park
H. Benjamin
Little Alre Street
J. Prince
H. G. Basham
G. Basham
Stroud
T. Jeeves
Hitchin
J. Smith
Leek
H. 8. Hall
College Street
Islington
J. Clark
Orsett
Exsex
R. Newbery
Cambridge
W. Wilson
Long Sutton
Lincolnshire
J. Baldock
Brenchley
C. Cole
Brunswick Street
J. Froggett
Phoenix Street
Spitalfields
W.peachey
Tooley Street
E. Bathurst
Banbury
J. W. Hutchins
Ipswich
Stonemason
T. Merritt
Pump Row
City Road
J. Howard
Hendon
Middlesex
D. Ross
Little Love Lane
F. Rogers
Cookave
Cogenhee
J. Dealtry
Burslem
G. Grove
Wick and Abson
Gloucestershire
H. Lake
W. Batterworth
Peckham
W. and
E. Wheeler
Oxford
R. Goodwin
Eton
J.arbell
Brandon
Essex
Leeds
H. Parker
Offey Shore
J. Brewin
J. Rodgers
Sheffield
J. Harford
Bristol
J. Crump
Stanway
J. Abbott
Blackburn
Lancashire
T. Miller
Hosiel
W. Whitefield
Bridgewater
Grocer
W. Slade
Bridport
Uly
H. Wyer
Newington Causeway
Tailor
J. Hudson
Forestreet
Leather Aeller
T.adams
Newport
Isle of Wight
Publican
G. Rothery
Wakefield
Abingdon
Draper
E. Rogers
Monmouthshire
Stevens
Newcut
E.poore
Bampton
Devonshire
C. Willsmer
S. W. Leonard
Frances Street
Golden Square
Butcher
butcher, July 2. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Johnson and Farrar, _ Birkenhead
Cheshire
T. Chirney
T. Beacham
Albion Place
King’s Cross
Jordan and Co
fruiterers—Robertson, Shaw, and Co
Birchin Jane—Cribb, Brothers, and Marshall
Regent's Pork Basin
Mitcham Common
E. and G. Holt
Petworth
Grocers
Sisman and Aston
Charles Street
Grosvenor Square
J. Edmondson
Scott and Simmons
Mark Jane
Weston and Co
E. Weston
Hodgson and Priest
Swinefleet
Oliver and Boyd
Edinburgh
T. Oliver
J. Low
Dundes
Court and Military Notices From War Office Ledger
Royal appointments and promotions announced across British military regiments and colonial postings as of June 1844, including new commissioners for the Court of Bankruptcy Edward Goulburn and church appointments in Dalmellington, plus Yeomanry renaming and multiple officer exchanges and purchases in the Dragoon Guards and Foot regiments. Also noted are court sittings, register updates for marriages, sugar price averages, and bankruptcy notices.
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Edward Goulburn
London
John Herman Merivale
Warenaty
Wiliam Gilchrist
Dalmellington
Ayr
Robert Houston
Gorbals
Warrenats
South West York Regiment
First West York Yeomanry
Morley and Axbrigg Corps
Second West York Yeomanry
Powell
Foot
Drought
49Th Foot
Charles Thomas Powell
Ramsay
64Th Foot
Henry B. F. Dickinson
16Th Foot
Pulton
11Th Dragoons
Mackinnon
West India Regiment
Arthur Wellesley Joyce
Deckner
James Lawless
4Th Dragoon Guards
Joyce
Edward Southouse Glen
Burwick
Angus M'Tag
Regina
Great Western Railway Company
Covat
Samu
Dare
Warre Hatt
Charles Gresley
Lichfield
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Wrexham
Bethesda
Liverpool
Ols
Coventry
Ebenezer
English Wesley
Darite
Great Britain
Hexxr Beas Fll
Grocers’ Company
S. Wilcockson
Chesterfield
D. Macfarlane
Berners Street
Oxford Street
A. Thompson
Southampton
Chichester
F. Wood
Bainghall Street
R. Mascrove
Birmingsan
F. Jobensen Votto
Reasford
Banters
J. Taylor
Cornision
C. Chick
Beech Street
Barbican
Births and obits of notable figures in mixed notices
The column notes births in high society including the Hon. C. B. Phipps and Lady Louisa Moncreiffe with various offspring feted in Green Street. It also lists marriages in St James's and Dublin, and numerous deaths from Finchley to Aden, naming Lady Campbell, Lady Catherine Browne, and Sir Grance Pricott among others, with causes and brief context. Additional notes cover a mayor’s death in Limerick, a Darlington banking death, fashion pocket injuries, and a lecture on consumption by Dr. Cronin.
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Nat
Sly
Mr. Ongley
Mr. Payne
Clearwell
Niwinka
W. W. Wynn
S. Rowland
Nininka Eolt
Rowland
Lord Lonsdale
Blackdrop
Rogers
Willoughby
Subduer
W. D. Willan
Lord G. Bentinck
J. Cobb
Wi H Hampton
Lord Maidstone
Ty Wellesley
Luira
Deuce Ace
Dockeray
Molly Mogg
Bartholomew
Prescott
Paradice
Theobald
Mountain Dew
Lew
Romulus
Mr. Rush
C. B. Phipps
Green Street
Louisa Moncreiffe
Woapenrou
John Buttery
Railway Tunnel
Whitby
St. James's
Munator Pipon, Esq
King's Dragoon Guards
Ann
Rodney
Lord Rodney
Dublin
David Roche
Bart
Carass
Limerick
Cevelia
Henry Deane Grady
Stillorgan Castle
Merrion-square
Viscountess
Massarene
Edmond Chichester
Mackerry
Finchley
Eliza
Salvin
Deesa
E. M. Mande
Bombay Fusiliers
Teignmouth
Devon
John Strahan
Thornton
Aden
Arabia
N. M. Hunter
Chapel Street
Park Lane
Maria
F. Jodrell
W. Lemon
Castelyn
Lady Campbell
Archibald Campbell
Succoth
Dumbartonshire
Eleanor Balfour
Maury Stanley
Catherine Browne
Sligo
Dears
Sir Grance Pricott
Exarton
Baronet
Paris
Thomas Pigott
W. Carden
Thomas Kelly
Irish Court of Common Pleas
P. Brummal
Enq
Wyvanhoo
Essex
Royal Horse Guards
Awsulty Suppen
O'Connell
Suppen
Darlington
Suncay
W. Backhouse
Backhouse and Co
Backhouse
Society of Friends
Northgate
Tyne Mercury
la Suisse
Cambridge Chronicle
Cronin
Strand
Mechanics’ Institution
Chancery Lane
Patieatt
Samuel Laa Mert
Badford Street
Bedrom-Squaks
London
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Heywood
Oldham-street
Manchester
Newton
Church-street
Liverpool
Watts
Snowhill
Birmingham
Baraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad~ Street
Bristol
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle- on-Tyne
Paton and Love
Nelson-street
Glagow
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
J. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Brittain
Paternoster-row
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
G. Mansell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Parkside
Knightebridge
Noble
Chancery-lane
Huett
Princes-street
Leicester-square
H. Phillips
T. Sawler
Courier
St. Ann's. Square
W. Howell
Dele-street
W. Wood
High-street
W. and
H. Robinson
Seenside-Street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame-street
New Bell
Lucas and Co
Newman Street
Oxford Street
Lowton
I. L. Curtis and Company
Lo.cen
Burgess
Merlici Bookseller
Coven Ry-Street
Haymarket
Hannay
Barth
Brydges-street
Strain -Man
Cormhill
Strange
Guest
Bull-street
Sawler
St. Ann's
Squire
Philip
South Castle-street
Ferris and Score
Chronicle Giee
Oxford
Guy
Chelmsford
Independent Press Office
Cobridge
J.caney
Bedford-row
Bolster
Cork + Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Catherine-street
Paton
Love
Glasgow
Strachan
Aberdeen
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Easex and
Herts Mercury
Messrs
Curtis
Aris
FRIY
Rowland's Odonto Pearl Dentifrice for Teeth Whitening
Under royal patronage Rowland and Son offer Odonto a fragrant white powder from oriental herbs for strengthening cleansing and whitening teeth. It removes tartar, aids gum health, removes surface decay spots, and freshens breath. Price 2s 1d per box, duty included. Authentic boxes bear the government stamp signature. Sold by Rowland & Son and chemists.
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Prince Albert
Europe
Caurion
Hon
Com‘missioners
Her Majesty’s
A. Rowland & Son
Hatton-garden
Rowland
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