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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 02, 1845

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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