Anatomy of the Peers and Sherard lineage in British nobility
A historical survey traces the Hamilton, Sherard, Yorke, and Lascelles families from medieval origins to early 19th century peers. It outlines titles, marriages, estates, and notable roles in parliament and court, including the Dukedom of Hamilton, Earls of Harborough and Harewood, and the Lords High Chancellor Hardwicke lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Douglas Hamilton
William de
Robert de Bellomont
Leicester
Henry
Evilliam de Hamilton
James Hamilton
Cadyow
Hamilton
Arran
James
Scotland
Mary
Cumberland
Cambridge
Clydesdale
Duke of Hamilton
Charles the
Preston
I‘ Palace
Ackanshire
Polmont
Lanark
Eoverdale
Charles
Worcester
Ann Hamilton
William Douglas
Earl of
Selkirk
Datten
Chester
Duke of
Brandon
Sufolk
House of Lords
Neir
England
Lord Mohan
Hyde Park
James George
Douglas
Angus
Archird
Duke of Douglas
Witout
Wilts
William Alexander Anthony Archibald
Douglas and
Lancaster
Fox
Dutton
Hisse
Holyrood Park
Lanarkshire
Marquis of Hamilton
Earl
Avon
Mackanshire
Innerdale
Abernethy
Judburgh Forest
Jnthe
Duke of Brandon
Suffolk
Datton
William Sherard
Stapleford
Leicestershire
James the First
Oatlands
Ireland
Baron Sherard
Leitrim
Benet
Great Britain
Harborough
Sherard
Philip Sherard
Robert Sherard
Salisbury
Sears
Glaiston
Rutlandshire
Stevens
Hardwicke
Roynton
Kent
Philip Yorke
Philip
Joseph Sidney Yorke
Lordship
Susan
Wimpole Hall
Assington
Cambridgeshire
Tettenhanger Hall
St. Alban's
Herts
Norfolk Street
Park
Jane Z Jianewooo
Henry Lascelles
County of York
Edward the First
Roger de Lascelles
John de Lascelles
Hindershelfe
Barbadoes
Edward Lascelles
Lord Harewood
Harewood Castle
County of
York
Baronarewood
Harewood
Viscount Lascelles
Louisa
Thomas
Bath
Henry Thynne
Lascellus
Hlarewood-house
Leeds
Goldsborough-hall
Knaresborough
Hanover-square
Disputed Paget Cardigan Trial Opens In London Court
The Lord W Paget case before Lord Chief Justice Tindal, with Sir T Wilde leading for the plaintiff and the Solicitor General for the defendant, begins at nine thirty. Frederick Winter testifies as to events at Paget’s house. a witness details a Saturday and Sunday under a sofa scene involving Lady William Paget and Lord Cardigan, with later cross examinations and questions about payments and alleged misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Puxas
Tindal
T. Wilde
Sergeant Talfourd
Wordsworth
Sergeant Channell
Peacock
Keith
Wordeworth
Royal Navy
Lord W. Paget
de Rottenburgh
Frederick Winter
Taft
Lord Cardigan
Lady W. Paget
Lady W.paget
William Paget
Lady William
Lord William
William
Beck
Duke of Richmond
Lord William Paget
Oxford Street
Mr. Bartlett
Epsom
Bonnet
Southarepten
Mr. Swabey
Brighton
Isle of Wight
W. Paget
John
Spain
Mr. Bebb
Major Close
Lora W
Pasini
Fisher
Bebb
Bartlett
Hudson
John Thomas
Serjeant Talfourd
Winter
Master William
Woolfinch
Duchess of Richmond
Berkeley Square
Duchess's
Richmond
White Bear
Piccadilly
Becaue
Portsmouth
Gompertz
Broogham
Lady Paget
Queen Street
Dubourg’s
Harmarket
I. Wilde
Conyngham
Royal wine for the sick not true say papers
A London press paragraph claims Queen Victoria ordered unconsumed Windsor wine to be given to Windsor and Eton poor. The tale is debunked as false the wine is regularly sent back to the cellar and served to staff. misreporting likely cites decanters in the supper room and waiter decisions. The note clarifies no such royal order exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Howard
Duchess of Sutherland
Cor. Viscunt Morpeth
C. Howard
Earl
Roya
Renevo Lenck
Royal Table
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Eton
Lestessin
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex
Hert
Mercury
Ateus
Vs. Curtis and Company
Frith Street
Somu-Square
London
Trial testimony reveals Lord William Paget affair details
A long witness account describes Winter hidden under a sofa to conceal acts with Lord Cardigan, with Lord William Paget’s conduct scrutinized. The testimony covers relationships, lodging at the White Bear, and family dynamics, ending in a verdict for the defense.
Mourning Orders and Insolvency Declarations in London
The London Gazette records mourning orders for the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha with March dates for ladies and gentlemen in court attire, plus insolvency declarations from J. L. Blanchard and many others across towns. It lists bankrupts, dividends, dissolved partnerships, and Scotch sequestrations with names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Cuasperuain
Duke of Saxe
J. L. Blanchard
Great Trinity Lane
G. Beesley
Tewkesbury
W’. Roberts
Wickwar
Gloucestershire
T. Hughes
Newland
W. Audley
Liverpool
W. Charlton
Dorchester Place
New North Road
J. Roebuck
Shepley
Yorkshire
G. Howitt
Sheffield
J. Axe
Mexborough
J. Haywood
E. Weatherstone
Cheltenham
W. Griffiths
Whitford
Flintshire
Jane Stammers
Bridge Town
Tomes
D. Pollitt
Pendleton
Lancashire
Dyer
T. Bate
Neath
Glamorganshire
Lr. Wigg
Harleston
Norfolk
M. Carter
Reading
M.D
J. Scales
Battle
Ann Bonser
Repstone
Nottinghamshire
Victualler
J. O'Halloran Webb
Greenwich
J.stark
Cowley
R. Smith
Seckford Street
Clerkenwell
H. Knight
Maidstone
T. Hives
Wokingham
Wiltshire
G. Eastwood
Redcross Street
Barbican
J. Brown
Clifton Street
Finsbury
D. Robinson
Sneinton
J. 8
Benstead
Stoke Newington Road
Finsbury Street
R. Palmer
West Ham
Essex
James Butler
Worship Street
S. Elcock
Liverpool Street
King’s Cross
J. Hunt
Hadham
Hertfordshire
J. Yeomans
Cole Street
Dover Road
Southwark
I. Gwinnett
Ledbury
Herefordshire
J. Kerrison
Hyde
Cheshire
R. Fish
Chatham
J. Masters
Bristol
N. Bennett
Church Terrace
Waterloo Road
S. Peel
Colne
A. Rusher
Leather Lane
T. F. Church
Rochester
J. M.larty
Ratcliff Highway
J. Jones
Devonshire Street
Queen Square
J. Young
Panton Square
J. Stachfield
John Street North
Marylebone
J. Butt
Harescomb
T. Hollis
West Cowes
Isle of Wight
G. Pacey
Kettering
Northamptonshire
T. Hitchman
Oxford
W. Cooper
Camden Street
Islington
W. Chadwick
Bradford
C. B. Bayley
Abingdon
T. Hodsdon
Harrow
W. H. Chaplin
Inworth
W. Scott
Regent Street
T. Greening
Worcester
T. Griffiths
Stoke Upon Trent
G. Copage
Wolverhampton
R. Paddon
Hartlepool
Durham
Brass
Taunton
J. Goss
Devonport
T. P. Trapp
Church Street
Tallow
Chandlers
W. Mays
Brigstock
Wakefield
J. Potter
Birkacra
Manchester
E. B. Bayley
J. Furze
Paington
Devonshire
H. Denziloe
Bridport
Grocer
Beer and Bastict
Dyers
Bonallack and Briggs
Patent Alkali Company
Plymouth
J. Burnell
J. Bryant
W. Eales
P. E. Lyne
W. Burnell
Parker, Kennedy, and Co
Canada
C.S. Parker
Sandbach, Tinnie, and Co
M‘inroy, Sandbach, and Co
British Guiana
Jacques and Sons
Sheepshead
Leicestershire
Johnston and Barrett
Mark Jane
Spratt and Brandeil
Norwich
Croft and Ward
Fownhope
Wawn and Clay
South Shields
Lord and Coghlen
Meltham
Huddersfield
B. Dyson
Almondbury
Elliot and Hughes
Richmond
Surrey
Williams and Snelling
St. Martin's Lane
Threlfall and Smith
St. Helen's
Overbury and Whitaker
Beavan and Williams
Hereford
Merecers
Yeadon
Seddon
Saltord
Bailey and Ford
J. Marthur
Linlithgow Brides
Linlithgowshire
A. Wilson
Paisley
J. Campbell
Edinburgh
Baker
J. M.leod
Jlinen Draper
Appointments and notices in Britain and army raises
In London and other districts dated February 29 to March 1 1844 a series of royal appoints and promotions are announced including Frederic Purefoy Hearne to the corps of gentlemen at arms replacing retiree Price, J Horsley Dakins named chaplain in ordinary, and various army promotions across the Dragoon Guards Light Dragoons and Foot regiments. Also listed are master extraordinary appointments in the High Court of Chancery, sugar prices, marriage act registrations for Dissenters, bankruptcies and dividends, dissolutions of partnerships, and Scotch sequestration notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's Palace
Lord Forester
Frederic Pure’oy Heare
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
Price
Cansrines Nousr
Duke of Cambridge
J. Horsley Dakins
War Office
4Th Dragoon Guards
William Charles Forrest
11Th Light Dragoons
Ibbetson
3D Light Dragoons
John Rathwell
Minster
Cornet
Brunt
Royal Horse Guards
Charles Parke Ibbetson
W. C. Forrest
Regiment of Foot
Robert Ellis
William Robert Brusenell Smith
Henry Robert Cowell
George W. Taylor
Cowell
Edmund Gilling Hallowell
Smith
41St Foot
Benjamin Duff
27Th Foot
Issac Blackburne
Robert Butler
Purchase
Duff
Eusign
William Minchin
Butler
Joseph Henry Cook
Minchin
76Th Fovnt
Andrew Maclean
Milligan
6Th Dragoons
78Th Foot
William Bowie
92 Foot
Allman
Flosprtr Starr
Edward William Burton
38Th Regiment
Gibson
17Th Dragoons
William Thomas Hoskin
Robert Browne
William Godfrey Watt
Willian Batley
Edward Hay
Honourable
the East India Company
Warley
Clarke
William Henry Hardy Forbes
Cumming
Cape Mounted Riflesmen
Particular Baptist
Swaffham
Norfolk
Wesleyan
Darlington
Durham
Trinity Chapel
Llanboily
Carmarthenshire
Myrtlestreet
Liverpool
C. Poppleton
Newwerk Terrace
Efshergate
Yorkshire
W. Aston
Tollend
Staffordshire
T. White
Regent Street
Lacentan
R. J. Craneis
Maldon
Essex
J. Lark
Seymour Street
Euston-square
M. Lopez
J. J. Johnson
Sant Street
Southwark
J. G. Watkinson
Maghull
Lancashire
P Murray
Manchester
J. Hellewell
Safford
Dyer
R. Gent
Hulme
F. Jones
Bristol
Grocer
Divinends
J. Oliver
R. Harrison
Tipton
H. and
J. Slesinger
Carraten Street
E. P. Best
Crntched Friars
J.M. Hervey
Thames Foundry
Brick Lane
Old Street
St. Luke's
W. W. Davies
Crosbie, Sutton, Chis’er
J. and
C. Godrey
Worksop
Notting Latashire
Windsor
Varty and Williamson
H.and
T.hurdall
Temple Street
Swansea
Stephens and Jones
Newtown
Montgomeryshire
C. and
W. Maude
Carleton
G.M
T. H. Mason
High Street
Shailwell
Lord and Wall
Worcester
Severn
Whitehead and Co
Corn and Provinner
Handley and Wood
Great Sutton Street
Clerkenwell
Brassfo
Evans and Taylor
South Square
Graz’s Inn
J. Keegon and Co
Blackbirn
Pickup
Cherrington and Maxwell
Crowland
Lincolnshire
J. Wilson
Ardrossan
Weekly Anti Corn Law League meeting at Covent Garden Theatre
A packed Covent Garden Theatre heard speakers from the Anti Corn Law League led by G Wilson and including M.Ps Milner Gibson and Cobden. Milner Gibson mocked Duke of Northumberland’s emigrant proposals while defending free trade and criticizing emigration. The crowd cheered as Mr Bright’s remarks drew waves of approval before the meeting adjourned at ten with three cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Anti-Corn Law League
Covent-Garden Theatre
AntiCorn Law League
George Wilson
C. P. Villiers
Thomas Milner Gibson
Sir Valentine Blake
Richard Cobden
John Bright
Henry Ashworth
the Oaks
Bolton
G. Wilson
Anti Leaguers
Ashworth
Society of Friends
Milner Gibson
Hhis
Duke of Northumberland
Milner Gibsoun
Gibson
United Kingdom
Mr. Gibson
England
Church of England
Bright
The Silent Friend and Perry Remedies Advertisement
An 18th or 19th century medical advertisement lists The Silent Friend a medical work on generative system disorders and restoration, with engravings and marriage observations. It promotes Cordial Balm of Syriacum and Perry’s Purifying Specific Pills for venereal disease, detailing prices, locations in London and Birmingham, consultation hours, and claims of cures with single visits, postage, and multiple bottle offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Astley Cooper
Abernethy
New Ormond-street
London
Cockle
Reval
ISAUL
John Fox
C. King
Blacktrorn-road
Olloway
Duke of Portland
Ann Mellish
Madasm
Holloway
Welbeck Abbey
Scott Port Laxn
Strand
Temple-bar
Islia
Birmingham
Perry
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
Samuel Lamert
Bedford Street
RepforDsQuant
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Liverpool
Watts
Snow-hill
Baraclugh
Frgate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad Street
Bristol
J. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle on-Tyne
Paton and Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
la Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
A Treatise on Medical Ethics for Women by Goss and Co
A sealed envelope medical ethics treatise for women titled Organic Health and related works by Goss and Company. Offers guidance on deferred maternity and woman’s bodily health with endorsements from multiple papers. Available in London and Dublin booksellers, price 2s 6d, post by order for three shillings. Medicines offered worldwide with secure packing and home consults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bean and Co
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
London
Strange
Paterunster-row
Jackson
Bond-street
Parkis Old Compton
T. Phillips
Oxford-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-stres
Kingdon
Bolt-in- Tun Yard
Fleet-steet
Goss and Company
Lancaster-place
Waterloo-bridge
Strand
London Morning Journal
Goss
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster-row
Porter
Grafton-street
Dublin
Messrs. Goss and Co
Pea Office
pyyAsty Health
G. J. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Brittain
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
G. Manell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Park-side
Knightsbridge Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Huett
Princes-street
Leicester-square
H. Phillips
T. Sewier
Courier-office
St. Ann’s Square
Manchester
W. T Howell
Dale
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Newman Street
Oxford Street
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the Earl of
Cardigan
Tur Mrratzic
Messrs. Beits
Smithfield
House of Cowmsnons
G. Smythe
Cochrane
O'Tsraeli
Rens
Robert Peel
Smith O'Brien
of Ireland
the London Gazettes
R. Cockle
NORY
W. H. Cory
Ayrstreet
Royal Lying In Hospital
Barclay
Farringdon Street
Sanger
Prout
Kingdom
Cory