Pace Aubert at Boxx and Bonn letter on Albert’s Bonn doctorate
A Bonn letter dated February 17 reports Prince Albert is styled Albert Duke of Saxe Cobourg and Gotha in Bonn university records as a doctor. It notes his quiet habits, early hours, and acceptance by white cap students as well behaved. The letter mentions other university customs and a serenade episode linked to the White Cap Society. The fragment ends with a sonnet and social notes.
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Pace Aubert
Boxx
Bonn
University of
Albert
Saxe Cobourg
Gotha
Prince Albert
le Roi d'Angleterre
White Cap
Hesse
Poe
Wreets
Weetphalia
England
London
John O'Groat
Menpicity Society
Amrs of 7 Menicity Society
Hue
Clerkenwell
Bromwich
Roulareare
Gainsborough
Moses
Valieg
Lincoln
Mercury
New York Packet
Roscoe
East Indies
Middleborough
Sudbury
Sr Western
Hosken
Ristal
New York
Prince Murat
Meee Tee
Aeconor
America
Itis
Ireland
J. A. Lloyd
Tankerville
Roya
Manchester Malice
Allzic
Driffield
Seana
Tatton Sykes
Jeremiah Lamptonsh
Jeremiah Lamplough
J. G. Stockdale
Ia Techn Ieee
Sheriff's Fund
Tao Sepurom
Redman
Hos
Bannister
Moodie
Ithion Tettie Ee H. West
Colonial Office
Natal
Sandy
Creef
Petter
Francis Mectavish
Ectarish
Darth
Peter
Francis
David Evans
J. Wynne Oed y-Hae
Northorp
Fulden
Adnemine
Evans
Eward Jones
Murdes
Wales
Cloureddan
County Clare
West
Reid
John Lucas
George Thomdentally
Duke of Wellington Stamens
Decensea
Thames
Idow
Fosne
Mabel or the Gipsy’s Vengeance at the theatre review
The drama section rails at a Saturday performance titled Mabel or the Gipsy’s Vengeance calling it a miserable abortion with trashy words but music found worthy. notes German operas to be staged at St James’s from April with a Major cast. presents a seating vase for Charles Kemble by Storr and Mortimer. and lists theatre news from Paris to London including performers, openings, and disputes.
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Cournt Ganpen
Mr. Jolly
Mabel
Old Bailey
St. James's Theatre
Schumann
Mayence Theatre
Germany
Bunn
London
Miss Romer
Templeton
G. Stansbury
Manchester Theatre
Cuantes Kemple
Charles Kemble
Messrs. Storr and Mortimer
Francis Chantrey
Covent-garden Theatre
Hamlet
Ophelia
Messrs
Storr and
Mortimer
Benedict
Paris
Madame Schoberlechner
Italy
Trieste
Bellini
Norma
Little Owen
Oliver Twist
Surrey Theatre
Norval
Sussex
Shakspearians
Merchant of Fenice
Charles
Drury-lane
Warde
Mile. Mars
Theatre Francais
Mme. Dorval
Mlle. Anais
Mile. Noblet
Mlle. Plessis
Mlle
Dupont
Mile. Rachel
Mule Beranger
Rouen
van Aimburgh
van Amburgh
H. Faucit
Hastings
St. James’s Theatre
Demetrieff
de Bennot
W. Bennett
Drury Lane Theatrical Fund
Hughes
Ranger
United States
New York
Moncrieff
Royal Theatres
Evening Paper
Vaccination Report to Parliament 1840 Vaccine Matter Favored
The National Vaccine Establishment reports continued confidence in vaccination against small pox and urges use of Jennerian vaccine matter. It notes fewer small pox deaths, an estimated 4000 lives saved yearly, and counts 13 154 persons vaccinated with 165 395 vaccine lymph charges since 1839. Signatories include Hathord Keats Mayo and Hoe.
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Marquis of Normanby
Home Department
Jenner
Somersetshire
Wiltshire
Henry Hathord
Royal College of Physicians
Robert Keats
Royal College of Surgeons
Thomas Mayo
Crement Hoe
Racing and fox hunting notes from Tattersall's Derby and shows
Sporting intelligence covers Derby odds, stakes and flips in Confederate and Monops, Black Bess and Lalla Rookh. Hounds meetings at Loxwood and Swanton, fox sport details, a two mile pedestrian race at Lord's with Townshend winning, a 33 foot leap by a huntsman, wild fowl along Hampshire coast, a hare escape in Kelvinhaugh shipyard, and Lottery the steeplechase favorite for the March race with odds listed.
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Monops
Bokhara
St. Andrew
Chameau
Lord Orford
Houldsworth
Duke of Gratton
Duke of Cleveland
Captain Gardner
G. Heathcote
Duke of Grafton
Lord Chesterfield
Gambia
Robinson
Ford
Jersey
Glenorchy
Anson
Westminster
Muley Ishmael
Ottoman
G. Bentinck
Fowler
Wigram
Gyrosvenor
Wyndham
Loxwood Bridge
Blackdown Hill
John King
Loxwood
King
East Kent Hounds
Swanton
Pine Hill Shore
Loyd Oak
Woolage Wood
Dover Road
Broome Firs
Swingfield Park
Lydden-hill Wood
Prince Albert
Dover
Waldershare
Park
Hazlewood
Swingfield
Lord’s Cricket-ground
St. John’s-wood
Townshend
Mountjoy
Drinkwater
Lord's Cricket Ground
Cheshire Fox Hounds
Stapleford Gorse
Joseph Maiden
Huntsman
Tarwin Church
T. Whitby
Bird
Tarwin
Chester Courant
Hampshire
Press
Kelvinhaugh
Puss
Clyde
Miss Puss
Glasgow Courier
Liverpool
Dunchurch
Porr v Rogens Insured Life Policy Trial in London
In a London nisi prius session Lord Chief Justice and a special jury heard Porr v Rogens over a £5000 life policy on Peter Cochrane. The defense argued intemperance affected life expectancy. the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with £5000 damages plus interest. Adjournments and further matters included Stockdale v Hansard and an insolvent debtors' hearing.
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Court OF Codminion Pleas
London
Nisi Prius
Porr
Thesiger
Kelly
Watson
F. Pollock
Sergeant Talfourd
Y. Richards
Peter Cochrane
Sun Insurance Office
Imperial
Pelican
Globe
Union
Tudges’ Chambers
Chancery-Lane
Stouckpale
Hansarp
Russell
Stockdale
Justice Williams
Hansard
France
W. Burchell
Platt
Richards
Guildhall
Mr. Platt
Br. Stockdale
House of Commons
Assize Report of Cutting and Attempted Murder at Cockermouth
Thomas Irving faced a murder attempt indictment in the Northern Circuit before Mr Justice Coleridge. On October 16 near Derwent Bridge at Brigham, Irving allegedly attacked Joseph Gaskarth and his son, wounding them with a knife after a dispute over money. The assaults included eye and nose injuries, a six inch back stab, and a near severing of a thumb during a struggle, while the prosecutor and his father defended themselves and urged witnesses.
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Carliste
Fes
Cutting
Matane
Justice Coleridge
Thomas Irving
John Gaskarth
Gregory Lewin
Granger
Knowles
Cockermouth
Little Broughton
Brigham
Derwent Bridge
Joseph Gaskarth
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Earl of
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John Morgan
Hilperton-gate
Trowbridge
Dévizes
Fressonville
Picardy
Sheriff Wheelton
Leamington
Billingsgate
Leamington Gazette
Dublin
Worcester
Hereford Journal
Broopnounns
Washington Globe
Florida
Fitzpatrick
Cuba
War Department
Derry
Pencarrow Mill
Norway
Cornuthian
Devonport
China
Pylades
Hanry Burrard Neale
Harry Burrard Neale
Walhampton
Hants
The
Bath
Brighton
Lymington
Thomas and Mary
R. Thompson
Ipswich
St. Anne’s Lights
St. George’s Channel
Milford
Elizabeth
Jane
Portmadock
Fricut
Parkend
Forest of Dean
William Biddington
Giles
Biddington
W. J. Ellis
Gloucester
Regentstreet
Willesden
Carter
Kilburn
West of England
Waterloo Road
Place de la Bourse
Slender
Myrmidons of Justice
Porurar
Manchester
Waterford
Plymouth
Ardee
Manchester Chronicle
Perth Courier
Sergeant Adams
Aldersgate
Reform
Common Council
Norris
de Jersey
Eugene de Tournon
Ile-Vieille
Provence
Galignani
London University
George Grey
Bart
George Henry Longridge
Gateshead
East India
Peter Bacon
Stock Exchange
Sporting Intelligence
LAW
James Firth
Smith Square
Barratt
Whitecross-street Prison
Woodroffe
Mmry. Woodroffe
Board of Works
Assize Intelligence
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