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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 09, 1844

Page

7

Earls and Barons of British Nobility in 19th Century Lineage

A historical survey of noble titles and lineages including the Earls of Harrington Hastings and Moira, the Dukes and Barons related to the Stanhope, Ryder, Rawdon Hastings, and Littleton families. It traces origins, key careers, seats, marriages, and mottoes across generations with notes on offices held and residences.

Maxvel Abrington Charles Stanhope Chesterfield Jobs Stanhope Elvaston Philip William Stanhope George the Herrington Harrington Northampton Petersham Surrey Earl of Ireland Duke of Dorset William Fuer Foote Charles Sears Elvaston Castle Derby Gawsworth Macclesfield Whiteballdens William George Harris George Harris Raintree Cumberland Foot Seringapatam Mysore East Janes Belmont Kent Eliza Serena Anne William Dick George Francis Robert Isabella Robert Handcock Temple Waterstown County of Westmeath Bath William of Holland Feversham Albemarle-street Hannowsy Dudley Ryder Court of King’s Bench Nathaniel Ryder Baron Harrowby Harrowby County of Lancaster Susan Granville Marquis of Stafford Lamdon Liverpool Duke of Leeds Tiverton Pitt Afr. Addington Board of Control House of Lords Mr. Pitt Duchy of Lancaster Portland Lord Sidmonth Caroline Canning Goderich Wellington Sandon-hall Litchfield Staffordshire Grosvenor Square Hastings Paulyn Reginald Serle Hastings Paulinus Rawdon Leeds George Rawdon England Moira County Down Sir John Rawdon Baron Rawdon Elizabeth Hastings Theophilus Francis Hastings, Hungerford, &c Bunker's Hill Duke of York Brabant Antwerp Ordnance Tower Bengal Malta East India Company George Barbara Baroness Grey de Ruthyn Reginald Serlo Donnington Park Kegworth Cavendish Bridge Leicestershire Burlington Hotel Cork Street Harvenrcos Edward John Littleton Littleton Lyttleton Frankly County of Worcester Thomas Lieton Naward Littleton Pellaten Hall Teddesley Hyacinthe Mary Richard Marquis of Wellesley Marquis of O'Connell Melthowse Hatherton Stafford Teddesley Park Penkridge Walsall Geavenor-square

Lord Broigham health briefed amid courtship rumors

A stray London gossip note claims Lord Brougham is in good health and left for Badminton to bid farewell to “wild oats” before assuming a new privy council role. It also mentions Doud culmivated tailor and a £5600 privy purse with £2000 annual allowance and a coat turned coat.

Pedars Lord Broigham Badminton Doudhe Lord Brougham Navy Lendhar Brougham Mornar Wt Chronicle Blackwood Gough Smith-street Chelsea George's Hospital Titahcha Wee seCartuus State

Royal Pageantry and Political Tidings Across Europe

A mosaic of dispatches recount royal arrivals at Buckingham Palace after Windsor departures, plans for Major General Napier to lead the 1st West India Regiment, and the Hong Kong governor’s departure. Reports span Parisian carnival notes, Italian opera intrigues, German tributes to O Connell, Bristol anti League meetings, and shifting trade markets in Leeds and Manchester with miscellaneous local notices and incidents.

Her Prince Albert Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle George Napier Cape of Good Hopes 1St West India Regiment Gregory Way United Service Gazette Hone Roxe J. H. Davis Hong Kong Hulme F. Bruce Oriental Parris Madame Merlin Madame Thiers Carlotta Rouen London Ronconi Iago The National Paris Dupetit Thouars M. Guizot France O’connell Allgemeine Zeitung O'Connell Bonn Germany Daniel O'Connell Ireland Waller Ulm Manchester Senseant Bompas Park Road Regent’s Park Admiral Gall St. Petersburgh Tas Anti-League League Baistol Somersetshire Bristol Richmond and Co Blagdon Hall Gloucestershire Beauforts Montague Gore Barnstaple John Scandret Harford Blaize Castle Christopher George Squires League Bridgwater Anderton’s M. W. Attwood Kenneth Rochdale Bradford Halifax China India Liverpool C. Dicks Boz Liverrook Mechanics Institution Mountstreet Hope-street Rodney-street Society of Ancient Britons St. David's Freemason’s Great Queen-street Truro Normanton Leeds York North Midland Wakefield Garryowen Tarbert Scattery Island Limerick Education Anp Landred of Salford Manchester Guardian Rowland Rowland Hill Bank of Baplp

Debates in Paris Chamber amid Taniti affair coverage

Paris papers note the Otahelle debate and ministerial stance as the Chamber of Deputies prepares for a decisive session. Despatches defend protectorate commitments, denounce foreign influence, and stress France’s independent policy with England amid unrest in Tahiti and Pacific affairs.

Paris Express Otahelle Chamber of Deputies Orleans Rouen Havre Avignon Taniti Carné Society Islands Pacific Pomaré Protectorate M.carné Dupetit Thouars M. Guizot Queen Pomare France England Tribune Mouch M. Billault Admiral Dupetit Thouars Captain Brunt Maparo Alicant Busnos Ayres Monte Virgo Rivera Urquiza Riseres Oribe Santa Eveia Neéira Admiral Brown Mount Kensington Earl’s Court Board of Guardians of the Kensington Union Madden William Reid Rt. Gunter Berkeley-square Braington North-row Elizabeth Reid Frederick George Paddington Board of Guardians I’. Paynter Hammersmith Archdeacon Sinclair

Archdeaconry of Meath Vacant After Death of Thomas De Lacy

The archdeaconry of Meath is vacant due to the death of long-time incumbent Thomas De Lacy. The bishop Dr Stopford seeks a worthy successor, possibly a young divine, with Meath clergy expectant of government regard. John Littledale’s auction will liquidate De Lacy’s estate from March 1, showcasing cattle, horses, carriages, wines, library, and silver.

Trinity Dupux Meath Irs Thomas de Lacy Evening Mail de Mapes Stopford de Lacy O'Beirne John Littledale Robins O'Connell Sir Edward Sir Hugh Shakspeare Hugh Pheeton Kells Gibson and Williams Gillows Dublin Thomas Doe Lacy

Prisoner Remanded Over Admitted Involvement with Married Woman

In a Norfolk courtroom the prisoner claimed to be met with the complainant's wife and denied theft, saying the woman urged him to run away. The wife defended him as innocent, while the magistrate condemned the wife as a "worthless" absconder and ordered the prisoner to enter into recognizance of £50 to appear again Monday.

Mathews Anderson Alderman Hughes Ware Mr. Alderman Hughes Worship Street Eliza Ward Ann Edwards Union Hall James Williams Cottingham Kent Cuanck Murphr Mary Currell Elizabeth Stubbs Sturgeon M Division Sarah Somers Bird Cage Alley H—R Gray Cuarce Roonery Cox Thomas Oakley James Frith Cheshunt London Atate Southwark le Husband Prise Accusin

London sharpers duping ship owner with staged wealth

A Swansea schooner owner, William Evans, travels to London with family to visit, then falls prey to a clever gang of magmen posing as wealthy remains. After a broker transaction, a supposed cheese deal leads to a staged fortune. Evans is drugged, loses money and valuables, including a banknote and sovereigns swapped for gilt medals, as the trio flee along the river.

London William Evans Friendship Swansea Metropolis Evans Fenchurch-street Liverpool America Yorkshire Vauxhall Duke-street Chelsea Yar Witt Foncerres Mansion House Barber Compter Anne Slack Eliza Burchard John Stewart Mary Hunt Fletcher Court of Chancery Miss Slack London and Westminster Bank Hertford Baron Alderson J. Brogden Cornelius Wintle Brogden Hereford Ely Thorpe Wordsworth Harrow Herts Constabulary Robertson Rainhorn Offton Ipswich Hadleigh Nordham Barway Burston White Lion Hotel Spark Bucknall and Spark Great Western Railway Company Gledstone Provisional Committee House of Commons Cynenvs Fane Frederick Fox Cooper J. P. Tynte Dunlavin County Wicklow St. Leonard's Calpatie

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