Farce and music hall excess charm a Victorian audience
A three act comedy at the theatre features Mr. Hollylodge and Mrs. Glover in a dizzy tale of high society folly, with mistaken identity, servants, and a sheriff’s imagined dignity. Lively farce, witty dialogue, and a finale of applause as the cast caper through social satire.
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Tug Havwanxet
Xig
Hollylodge
Farren
Hagawift
Glover
Winkleworth
Clifford
Hullylodge
Elysium
Hollyledge
Pansy
Mr. Bockstone
Cardinal Wolsey
Str
Hollyladge
Suirke
England
Jane
Duke of
Sildier
Susan
Carrit
Farrer
Sears
Paris
Zairre
Wrigit
Orkney
Huds
Indaw
Hufey
Edward Francis Fitz-illac
Queen's
Hanover Square
Tiarch
Henry Bishop
John Barnett
Alfred Mellon
J. W. Walton
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Society
Thornborrow
Bathe
Harper
Lord Dudley Stuart
Moses Montefiore
Felix Booth
Moham Lal
Cabul
Farebrother and Johnson
D.salomone
Masterman
Byng
M.P
Trler
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Glasgow
Glasgow Vourier
Sporting Intelligence racing bets near historical Derby odds
A comprehensive set of horse race betting details shows Cor minus Irwin Cataract Semiseria and other entries at odds from 20 to 1 up to 83 to 2. The piece notes large sums wagered on Semiseria Strathspey and The Dean with cash laid against various contenders, plus commentary on market shifts and notable bets during the Chester Cup and Derby coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gully
St. Lawrence
Bell
George Bentinck
Callett
Irwin
Davis
Yheomanac
Osbaldeston
Soreia
Williamson
Collett
Land
Semiseria
Strathspey
Wicesour
Dunpy
Greville
Lord Stradbroke
Das
Jaques
Stanley
Johnstone
Parry
Redger
Newemonger
Alarm
Idas
Pamcot
Ironmaster
Post Office
Manchester
Uc Carner
Interes
W. Scott
A. Johnstone
Stendish
Susan
Mickey Free
Ongley
Standish
Hampton
Peel
Anson
Cheaterfield
Pauls
Mestin
Pantesa
Afr Gully
England
Death of the Earl of Mornington and family history
A long obituary traces the Mornington Wellesley line from its Cowley roots to the Earl of Mornington, detailing birth at Dangan Castle in 1763, various name changes, education at Eton and Oxford, marriage to Admiral Forbes’s daughter, and a public career with roles in Ireland and Parliament. It notes the extinction of the Marquisate in 1845 and the current title holder, the 4th Earl, with a brief biographical sketch and family connections. An additional case from Exmaonpinany describes a five year old boy saved at Guy’s Hospital after a dangerous steam boiling water incident and windpipe injury.
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Wellesly
Earl of Mornington
Arthur
Viscount
Dungannon
Marquis Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Lord Cowley
Paris
Dangan Castle
Meath
Lord Mornington
William Wesley
Mr. Wellesley
Wellesley Pole
Right Honourable
Lord Maryborough
Earl of
Eton
Weslesleys
Wesley
House of Mornington
Cowley
Colley
Henry Colley
Castle Carbery
Mr. Wesley
Andaames of Pole
Wellesley
Oxford
Admiral Forbes
Lady Mornington
Countess of
Clarendon
India
Duke
Mallavelly
Seringapatam
Arsaye
Arguum
Ganilehur
Europe
Jr. Wellesley Pole
Richard
Henry
Lord Hawkesbury
Liverpool
Ordnance
Arthur Wellesley
Ireland
Isle Duke of Richmond
Court of King’s Bench
O'Connell
France
House of Commons
Air
Peel
Sir R. Peel
Mir
Mr. Perceval
Perceval
Lord Londonderry
Baron Maryborough
House of Peers
House of Lords
Canning
Robert Peel
Lord Melbourne
Mornington
Mr. Long Wellesley
Viscount Wellesley
Tylney Long
Ancensy
Colonel Patterson
Edward Bligh
Court of Chancery
The Queen appoints Gentlemen-at-Arms and honors officials
The London Gazette records appointments by Queen Victoria including Joby Blenkarn and Thomas Richbell to Gentlemen-at-Arme, and Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge as Warden of New Forest. It lists commissioners for circuit alterations, military promotions, and various public notices such as marriages and insolvent examinations. The report includes price data for sugars and a long mixture of official notices and dissolutions.
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St. Janes's Palace
Lord Forcater
Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arme
Joby Blenkarn
Jones
Thomas Richbell
Gregory
Whitruall
Jetter
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge
K.G
New Forest
Southampton
William Sturges Bourne
Wicrcunty
James Parke
Edward Hall Alderson
John Taylor Coleridge
James Stuart Wortley
Fitzroe Kelly
William Whately
John Greenwood
William Heathcote
Bart
Edmund Denison
Thomas G. H. Estcourt
Her Majesty
England
Wales
Wales. Crown Opyice
Stepan
Her
Hempholme
Ork
Wak-errice
7Th Regiment of Dragoon Guards
G. Simmon
T. le Marchant
J. AC. Hl. Gibsone
Purchase
Simmons
Leutenant
J. Crofte
Gibsone
Cornet
C. E. Petre
Neutenant
Crofts
Regiment of Foot
E. Methold
Dragoon Guards
St. Chetwode
D. J. Gamble
J.N. Shelvey
Gamble
J. Dwyer
Spence
24Th Foot
J. G. Weir
Royal Staff Corps
T. Maitland
50Th Foot
W. RR
Farmar
Nangle
W. Knott
Guth Fort
Williams
60Th Foot
R. J. Fielden
Parker
Scoty Fusilier Guards
Robinson
Feilden
T. J. A. Melsopp
Vy Purchase
Vicr Coates
C. Gascoyne
6Th Foot
Saul A. Lennox
Cape Mounted Rigemen
Capisia
J. Sandes
Capan
H. Y. Gold
Drever
BE. Metheld
Foat
Comanssantat
Commissariat Clers Gi
Curl
MermunasptseThe Chistian Naties
John MiCay
Tet MiUoy
I Hawkes
Metsoy'p
County of Middlesex
West Middlesex Regiment of Militia
C. Hansden
Calstor
Lincolnshire
Quainton
Buckinghamshire
East Hendred
Berkshire
W. Jone
Llanguirke
Gla
Glasshone Street
Pegent Street
Ow Hall
Gperfarer
L. Davis
Ewhurst
Sussex
Wieapent
W. Halmee Sumer
Tigh Streets
Hoxton
Oltons
Gros —C. Lee
Wakes Colne
Essex
Moiler
J.* Gray
Manchester
C. Murcett
Birmingham
Fietur
Divides DS
Great Queen Street
Lincoln’s Clan Fields
Welle
Somersetshire
C . Dewsbury
Yorkshire
V. Notman
Delicate Cy
Tottenham Court Road
Whittaker
Macclesfield
Weer
Thornley
Hinckley
Leicestershire
T Seper
Charch
Sotman
Jota Rest
Tottenhan Court
Smit
Liverport
Draper
Peach
Marek
Alevand Beaminster
Dorsetshire
Innkeeper
March
Sa't. Siinta
Leeds
Chymist
J. Lestourn
Hradford
Yorksate
Provision Shopavepi Rg
Nichol
Halifix
Yerkes Worsted Splarer
W. Yearley
Ecclesteid Fire
Maret Ts
J. Poth
Biestas
Markersat Proughton
Mirasingham
Hainmill and Thompese
Liverpool
Merchats
Rolfet
Nee Imareh
Gainsburgh
Linoulledire
Japone Medloko Panore
Sunderland
Hut Seoben-Cloud
Lelecater
Carpenters
Dsear
Crispin
Curtto
Regent Street
Tobacco Runis
Dunkeley
Oxford Street
Binkworth
Silcoe Chippentar
Lauziey Hurrell
Wiltshire
Coat Wer
Silcouk
Joules Barret
Chippersham
Ironfuanterns
B. T. Wheenes
Piceatilis
T. Dakerne
J. Davidon
Currie
Edinburgh
Baker
Maren
J. M.laren
Cupar Angus
Mareh I
W. Jack
Irk
Laurieston
A G. Macdonall
Annat
Argyleshire
Merch Sand
H. Kennedy
Content
upoo-Afr
Brocer
J. Kerr
Greenock
Merchant
Tailor
J. Brown
Notice of court and royal appointments amid Bradford petition
A fragment from 1845 reports Levees planned at St James's Palace on March 5 and 12, royal and parliamentary notices from Dublin to London, including appointments to the Lords, Parliament, and public offices. It lists Bradford borough petition for incorporation to be considered March 10, and various promotions in the British Army and civil service, plus Bank of England accounting details.
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Bennett's
Kemerton
Gloucestershire
Bryn Sigo
Dowlais
Merthyr Tydfil
Great Britain
Henny Biesgit
Grocers’ Company
Grocers’ Hall
Berkshire
J. Clough
Saliabury
Willahire
Lyman
T. Parsona
Brighton
Sussex
Cooper
W. Shorthouse
Maribae Street
Haggerstone
Neemed Hawker
C. Corney
Little Exeter Street
Chelsea
Wheelwright
J. Ilsrrivon
Chatham
Kent
J. Wye
Hayes
J. Goff
Friar-street
Creed Lane
J. Mills
Barnwell
Cambridgeshire
J. Holland
Ancoats
Aephic
J. Law
Horse Fale
Wolverhampton
J. Hogg
Newcastle-upon- Tyre
F. J. Rawlings
Chettenham
J. Tulph
Weston
Somerset
J. Dalton
Salford
Lancaster
E. Bayley
Cheswardiie
Salop
Apothecary
Lucy Williams
Oxford
H. Sayle
T. Booth
Park Iron Works
Sheffield
Iron Founders
J. Berwick
Windhill
Calverley
Yorkshire
S. Peach
Nottingham
S. Bateman
Upper Temple Street
Weamar Street
Birmingham
J. Walker
C. White
Jewry Street
Aldgate
Smith and Ironmonger
W. &. Drury
Chester
Vaile
Cheltenham
J. Hrest
Whiting Street
Bury Saint Edmunda
Currier
Marcal
J. How
Torrleston
Devonshire
Chymist
Harvey and Co
Keightstridge
W, Matthews
T. and E.yaytur
Manchester
Suttle and Atkinson
Martineste and Tweddle
Liverpool
Aspland and Morton
Boston
Lincolnshire
Underwood
Hereford
Callaw
R. Mamrar
Glasgow
Hoster
W. Stewart Tullstumb
Farmer
Chasnerlain
York
Privy Council
Crown Axe Waxspen
Dublin
William Earl of Rosse
House of Lords
United Kingdom
Edmond Henry Earl of
Limerick
Crown Office
Tipperary
Richard Albert Fitzgerald
Muckridgee House
Wm. Bingham Baring
Kier
Warrenatt
William Bingham Baring
Dowsixe-stReet
Henry Bickersteth
Somerset Mosprist
Cape of Good Hope
William B. Hobingson
Canada
Don Carlos Espana
Malta
Spain
van Orrich
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Cornet
R. Sheffeld
Corb
Haliburton
H. D. Campbell
Shields
W. C. Rose
9Ath Foot
Archer
H. T. Macpherson
Campbell
S4th Foot
Kd. W. Jones
Hutchinson
C. Nedham
Jones
J. B.D. MacCarthy
57Th Foot
Heutenant
Poole
98Th Foot
C. E. Synge
Edwards
M. Dillon
Synge
J. Stewart
Dillon
D. A. Babs
Rose
78Th Foot
West Indian Regiment
J. Rosa
Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment
Peto
3D West India Regiment
R. W. Davies
Wilcox
D. Wemyss
Fitzpatrick
Naval Canadian Air Regiment
J. N. Peto
West India Regiment
Hoss
Hoshrat Starr
W. A. Anderson
Nicoll
1St
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
W.G. Swan
Leigh
Orrick
Ononance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
St. A. Evane
A. S. Dickson
Corps of Royal Engineers
E. F. Bourchier
Leutenant
Fuller
Waitewatt
John Alexander Mathey Ploulger
Chippenham
County of
Wilts
Gent
Birth notices from 5 locations record multiple newborns
Birth announcements list a daughter for Stephenson at Abington Street on February 24 and daughters for other titled families in Windhestone Portman Square and Edinburgh. The text also mentions marriages and military figures, with partial names and places like Ramornio and Hert, plus references to Lady Hellingham and Major roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No.5
Abington Street
Mary
Stephenson
Windhestone
Durium
Bile
Dauhter
Portman Square
Hellingham
Marimages
Edinburgh
Augustus
Thedou
Pe Str Neerhomanding Her Mojet's Forces To North Brita. At Ramornio
Janes Brewster
F Service
David Br
Hert
Thomas Milter
Peg
Aston Leite
Secrets of Health and Pleasure in Victorian Times
Fourteenth Edition promotional notices for a medical tract on reproductive health and sexual debility. Authors Perry and Co advertise cures for gonorrhea stricture and related ailments with pills, elixirs, and purifying tonics. They claim consultations from 19 Derners Street Oxford Street and various distributors. OPINION OF THE PRESS praises the authors for addressing prevalent sexual complaints and advising on marriage and restoration of vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel La’mert
LoNvon
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Lottery
Apothecaries’ Hall
London
Stafford Gazette. Y
Wakefield Journal
S. Gilbert
Paternoster Row
Starle
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Regent-street
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Noble
Chancers-lane
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Heywood
Oldham
Manchester
Watts
Snowhill
Birmingham
Baraclough
Forgate
Sheffield
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle-on-Tree
W. Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Perry and CO
Ourgeons
Strange
Paternoster-row
Parkiea
Compton—treet
Soho
Perry
Tmussia
Brodie and CO
Bute Re
Great Charles-street
Montaztruet
Russell.square
Brodie
Messrs
Montague-sincet
Russell-aquere
Oa i
BODIE
Uthora
Meees, Brodie and Co
Montague= street
Russell-square
Sherwood
Gilbert
An Piper
Paternoterrow
Barth
Brydges Street
Caren
Garden
Sutton
Review
Nottingham
Cooper
Leicester
Cal- Jicott
Wolverhampton
D'Egville
Worcester
Jeret
Norshamptor
Ousley
Shrewsbury
Parker
Hereford
Gibson
Dudley
Turner
Coventry
T. Ne Chsstreet, Liverpool, Gardiser, Glouccester
Fryer
Bath
Cheltenham
Keene
Wood
Mignestreet
Biralty Roberts
Derby
Ferriss and Scare
Union Street
Bristol
Stuer
Oxford
W. H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
Andy
Zeveanica
Tt J
Messrs. Brodie and Co
Montague-street
Russellaque
Messrs. Brodle and Co
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Finsbury
White Conduit House
Pentonville
T. S. Duncombe
Duscombe
James Graham
Wainwright
Exchange Newsroom
Downing-street
Exchequer
Liverpool Albion
Cotson
Norar
Ttn
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall
Baron Rolfe
Barry Alderson
Jervis
Heron
Barcou Rolfe
Freemasons Tavern
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Commodore Harrison
Lord Alfred Paget
Inez
T Hanks
Viscount Seaham
Earl of Yarborough
Harrison
Simpson
Vaurhal
Commodore
Marquis of Angiesea
Alfred Paget
Meesom
Crome
Artray
Worcestershire
Croome
F. G. Cutler
E. G. Stone
Worcester County
Pershore
Earl Coventry
Charles Dowler
John Rudge
John Vines
Cheapside
Messrs. Courtauld and Taylor
Gotter Lane
Garman
City Force
Taylor
Braidwood
Fires Brigade
London Fire Establishment
the London Gazettes
M. Manswace
Ring Eepartment
Goss and Company
Lancaster-place
Strand
Waterloo-bridge
London Morning Journal
Goss
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Lancaster-s Place
Sea Shore
R&r
Cruger
Roy
Turors
Cine
Junction P
Celetar Natal Burtevach
Dearner
Tansy Creth
Tault
E ‘ Sa
Dow
Tockington
Tosire
Ecester
Henry Chifird
Wollaston
Hare St. Edmund's
Way Wade
Tso
Dundee
Catlin
Newcastle
Society of Friend
Price
J. Lecas
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Tesuill Tro
Sucl
Newman Street
Advier
I, L. Curtis and Company
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hanoay
Brydges-street
Mann
Cornhill
Guest
Bull-street
Sawler
St. Ann’s.square
Philip
South Castle-Street
Ferris and Score
Chronicle Offes
Guy
Chelmsford
Independent Press Office
Cambridge
J. Clancy
Bedford-row
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Michlason
Paton
Love
Strachan
Aberdeen
Messrs. Curtis
Thadeur
Age
Argus
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Faith Street
Soho Square
Willian Whitney Gearing
Smart
Holbern
AresTs
Curtis and Cowpany
William Wrton
Dream