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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Phatomy
Lapworth
Winchcombe Grammar School
Heaven
Juryman
New Strand Theatre
Richard II
Charles Selby
Colley Cibber
Charles Kean
Wigan
Henry VI
Macready
Lady Anne
Miss Lyons
Catston—Suicine
Ciencyain
Caistor
George Watson
Rothwell
Watson
Mr. Watson
W. F
Hook
Yarborough
Stamford Mercury
CwEtses
John Harris
Royal Hospital Row
Cavanagh
Chandos Street Brigade
London Fire Establishment
Braidwood
County
West of England
Mayhead
Francis Fairhead
Inspector Barfoot
the Irish Church