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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1845

Page

6

Bishop Exeter Charge in Face of Clergy Disputes at Cathedral

Warren June 17 corresponds report Bishop Exeter delivers charge to clergy at the cathedral. He condemns factionalism within the church and urges uniform ritual observance, defending ordained authority while praising younger clergy and lamenting popular excesses. The address references the Offertory dispute and calls for adherence to church law amid public pressure.

Wishop Espn Ile Ctiuren Sears Rome Unians Usephiie Press Inis Zee Charlee Richep Beveridge Exeter Church Missionary Society Bert Buck

The Drama and Opera at Major Theatres of London

Madame Grisi shines in Desdemona with strong support from Ferassari and Lableche as Otello improves. Natalie ballet and Covent Garden's Robert de Diable captivate. Princess and Adelphi show burlesque and Richelieu garners praise. Musard at Vauxhall draws crowds amid royal gardens and lavish costumes.

Otello Maris Donzelli Rubini Ferassari Lableche Corelli Morceant D'Ensemble Draeny Laxe Treatnu Natalie Mdlle Louise Madame Giubilei Adele Silvain Webster W.H. Payne Covent Garden Covent Garden Turatre.—Meyerbeer’s Grand Opera of Robert de Diable Brussels Laborde Robert Madame Julien Alice Ziger W. Farren Farren Merk Lemon Corps de Ballet Strathspey Laure Burke Princess's Theatre Buckingham Palace Montgomery Tibbs Bri Hton Tibbs Kidgrove Madame Soutten Lord Snooks Juve Anastatia Tibbs Wask Kidgl Saphen Wrenus Edward Lytton Bulwer Richeliex Phelps Ie Royal Property Musard Volatile Blake Bacon Sigmor Juel

Ascot betting and race fund notes from 1846 report

Sporting intelligence covers Ascot settling results and wagers on Northumberland Plate and other events. It notes Grand Stand admissions, race fund allocations, and a Cyprus mare age inquiry, plus Derby related accusations, prize races at Hampton and a detailed yacht cup pursuit with outcomes and participants.

Ascot Heath Ascot Careless Tunis Docrens Dirren Varstad Jockey Club Cyprus Field Veterinary College Shold Charles Spooner James B. Simmonds William Field Wood Peel Court of Exchequer Orlando Weatherby Old Burlington-street Lord Normanby Colonel Peel Crommedin John Dar Jon Etwail John Day Crommelin Wilful Felsehood Newmarket Straddwore Exbkten Gforce Ansey Non Manny J. Peet London Hampton Mr. Parr Misdeal Master Stepney Mr. Berkeley Mr. Matthews Tno Lord Lonedale Loadstone Narraty Mr. Cook Patchwork Mr. Treen Royal Thames Clut Twisden Hodges

Chroma trope and Physioscope dazzle at Tuk Colossium crowd

The article notes propitious weather expectations for a series of exhibitions. It highlights the Chroma trope kaleidoscopic circles, the Physioscope magnifying faces, and the Proteoscope magnifying flowers. Tuk Colossium enjoys peak popularity with visits from nobility and clergy. It also records deaths of Mr. Mountain and health issues of Mr. Weicheel.

Rorat Potrrecenic Longbottom Earl of Guildford Lord Melbourne C Fitzroy Stafford Winchester Lincoln Brougham Combermere Cardigan Rothechild Mountain Coventgarden Theatre

Royal Cornwall and Iron Miners Regiment Officers Promoted

The London Gazettes list commissions signed at Somerset House and the Tower for royal militia and light infantry. Francis Howell and Henry Hussey Vivian are named second lieutenants, with Foljambe Courtenay to captain and other militia officers promoted or noted for service. Bankruptcy, dividends, and certificates follow, with partnerships dissolved and Scottish sequestrations listed.

Conxowane Somerset House Stannaries Royal Cornwall Ant Iron Miners’ Regiment Francis Howell Henry Hussey Vivian Gente Tower Francis Foljambe Courtenay Eny Somerset Somerset Regiment William Stuart Farquharron Esiy T. J. Hill Retreat Place Hackney J. Pestell Sandy Bedfordshire G. Suter Lonsdon Terrace Hackney Road Alfred Pallent Sen Ipswich J. Peters Rent Street Hagcenston C. D. Wilton Saville Place Globe Wharf Mile. End J. Bond Reading S. Thomas Cornhill Bul John Symons Camden Town W. L. Brown Liverpool Mary Wm. W. Spence Newcastle Upon Tyr S. John Fenzance G. F. S. Isherwood Manchester Calico G. Shaw Odham Lancashire J. Metcalfe Bancks and Ferry Hirmingham Alderroonbury Newcastle Lyne W. Start Sneinton Nottinghamshire J. Yeaton Ludlow Shropshire J. Trevitt Saples Staffordshire J. A. Bick Leeds J. Jones Cheater Frilmonger Meck Southampton J. Ilollingsworth Waddington Street W. Adie Birmingham Blackwell Hall J. Watney B. Borll H. Challand Huddersfield Hudson Forgle Nottingham Orre and MagMaster Tyne Saw Mills Company Hexham Northumberland J. Hay Edinburgh X—J. Honnar Leith Alexander and H. Hryce Currieré Uly

Royal Army officer transfers and colonial chaplain appointment

The Queen appoints the Rev. John George Wentham as Colonial Chaplain at Kandy Ceylon. Extensive promotions, purchases, and exchanges across regiments include Cornet W G Sutton adjutant with cornet rank, Lt W J C Bridgeman moving from 9th Foot, and many other unit transfers and promotions among the 4th Light Dragoons 1st and 7th Foot 43rd 59th 60th 69th 73rd.

Molyneux 4Th Light Dragoons A. Walshe 2D Foot H.C. Bunford 60Th Foot George de Rottenburgh F. J. R. Vil Hers A. 1. Hankey Leutenant Purchase Knox Gore G. Bagot Hankey R. 1. Dick K.C.B Lord Harris HK. Lane B. Gray G. W. C. Stuart Lane

Military Promotions and Naval Attachments in 1845 London

Officer appointments by purchase and without, with transfers across units including 93rd Foot 98th Foot and Ceylon Rifle Regiment. Major Montresor to lieutenant colonel, Bayly promoted, Durnford and Trendell named. Royal Marines adjutant Heriot to captain, Wilson to first lieutenant. Also sugar price announcements and Bank of England weekly accounting.

Ceylon Rifle Regiment A. Montresor Leutenant Fletcher P. B. Reyne Montresor F. B. Bayly Reyne C. C. Durnford Bayly G. A. Trendell Royal Military College Dorsford Corps of Royal Barines W. BM. Heriot C. R. Miller S. L. Wilson W. M. Heriot Warrents Sam. Moore Nottingham Gent High Court of Chancery Great Britain America Mauritius Grocers’ Hall Henry Uicknell Grogers' Company England Victoria Rushbrooke West Suffolk H. Watson House of Commons Barham Ingoldsby Nicholas Fe. Barham Amen Corter St. Paul's Ttichard Catan, Esq Maryland Mr. Caton Marchioness of Wellestry Leeds Stafford Sudbury Union House Sears Bury Post Gisiuar Tuomas Vallssi Kcb Fort William Gozerat Say Affghanistan Army of the Bombay Times Spencer West

Medical works on manhood and related topics by Culverwell and others

A Victorian medical advertisement lists price and availability for closet meditation and companion volumes by R J Culverwell MD addressing sexual health. It names publishers and booksellers, notes expert credentials, and directs consults at Arundel Street Strand. A separate declaration by printer William Whitney Gearing records printing of Curtin and Company’s medical work Manhood with delivery details from 1840 to 1844.

Aix Galignune Suochise Buckingham Strand Charing-cross Hospital Sarah Lyons Brodie London Mercantile Journal London Messrs. Brodig and Co Montaguer Street Russell-Square R J. Culverwell Cuastutra Sheree Sherwood Patermosterrow Carvalho Fleetstreet Hannay Oxford Street Mann Cornhill Antigonias Freaings Arundel Street L, Perry and Co Avans Strange Paternoater-row Hannay and Co Usford-street Gordon Leadenhall-street Purkis Comptongireet Soho Perry Bennert Ita C. J. Lucasaid Co Newman Treet Britesin, DL Paternoster-rowy J. Gar Dale-street Liverpool W. Yond High-street Birmingham W. and H. Robinson Gr Venide-Street Fulnsureh T. Price Dame Atrvet Dullins All Booksellers eTue Nat Feend Ote Ierety Lucas Varly Audiseresio Almadasco Martinze Stacy Metra Lacas Scat Co Cen Tii Newman-Street Oxfordeatreet Loniea Lamerton Samuel Lamert Bavroku-streat Bevroun-Savour Luxvos University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Apothecaries Lour Statard Gazette Wakefeld Journal Gilbert Paternoster-row Startle Tichborne-street Quadra Kiegent-street Uannay and Co Orforde Street Noble Chancerye Lane Heywood Oldham Street Manchester Watts Snow-bill Birmieklham Baraclough Fargate Sheffield D. France and Co Butcher Bank Newcastleton-Tyne W. Lote Nelson-street Glasgow Athone Freeca L.cuatis Burcess Medical Coventry-street Haymarket Oxford-street Barta Brydges Street Paternoster-ros Guest Bull Strachan Aberdeen Essex Herts Mercury Messrs, Curtis Soho-Square William Whitney Gearing Smart Holborn County of Middlesex Messrs William Willen Bream Chancery Lane Jungour Paros Coliae T William Whine Qrarlno Nora William

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