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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 03, 1844

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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