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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 10, 1844

Page

7

Notable British Noble Families And Heirs Of The Era

A dense rundown of aristocratic lineages from Harrington to Hatherton, detailing origins, peerages, notable offices, marriages, and seats. It traces Charles, Earl of Harrington. Edward Littleton Baron Hatherton. and Hastings and Rawdon lines, highlighting military service, political roles, titles, and family estates.

MISCELLANY: Royal statue commission and high society fortunes

A brief from the New Castle Chronicle notes a commission for a marble statue of the late Duke of Sussex at the Freemasons tavern and hints that the will may leave property to Col James Hope and his son with a remainder to Charles Hope MP, tied to the Earls of Hopetown. Also reported is Admiral Hall's death in St Petersburg, and other varied items from social and railway news to local misfortune and manners.

Baily Duke of Sussex Masonic-hall Freemasons Tar Tate Losp Wallace James Hope Coldstream Guards Charles Hope Greenwich Hospital Earl of Hopetown Lady Wallace Newcastle Chronicle Admiral Hall St. Petersburgh Francis Nicholson England Rotunda Blackfriars Robert Taylor Carlile Jleeing Crorpon Croydon Chatham Brighton Manuschal Lorp Recton St. James’s Park Central Criminal Court Old Bailey Milbank Penitentiary St. Dunstan’s.in-The-West Preston Quarter Whitehaven Her Majesty James Taggart Cumberland Pacquet Liverpool New Jerusalem Joe Smith Kelly Rhean Nauvvoo Isle of Man Brive Wheatcrofts H. King King St. George's Horne Alderman Gibbs Ballantine Miss . Drayson Mr. Ballantine Henry Smith Farlington Hampshire Edmund John Bradshaw Wolverhampton James Whipps Sen Haggerstone William Eggleston Manchester J. Shaw Kirkburton Yorkshire Lancashire H. G. Waxford Broadway Ludgate Hill W. Richardson W. Dickenson Nottingham J. Ahrenfeld Well Street Cripplegate R. Tennant Ward Street Lambeth Walk H. Haslip High Helborn Cutler J. Rowling Beaumont Street Marylebone T. Cheshire Dunstable W. Marriott St. Andrew's Road New Kent Road H. Southgate Fleet Street W. L. Wood Bishopsgate Ankrupts N. Blake Edgware’ Road C. M. Mottram Friday Street W. Cheeseman and Co Chinamen W. R. Hawkes Brewer E. Tuck Haymarket York Place Portland Town Vernon Place Bagnigge Wells Road Poulterer J. Tarver Daventry C. J. Riddey Little Creaton Northamptonshire J. G. Christ Mark Jane W. Read King Street Covent Garden T. Mi . Cheshunt W. Keep Northumberland Street Strand Sharp and Clarke Berners Street Oxford Street E. Mackintosh J. G. West Wandsworth J. Willis Osborne Street Whitechapel R. Kennett Lincoln's Inn Fields T. Baines Bradford W. Fretwell Leeds R. Hunt Kingston Upon Hull J. Crowther Huddersfield T. Eyre Gainsborough J. Taylor Middlesbrough G. Walker Newcastle Upon Tyne H. Featherstonhaugh Bishop Wearmouth Buchanan and Cunningham T. Bomford Elmstone Hardwick Gloucestershire P. James Tewkesbury Birmingham R. Beasley Gaddesby Leicestershire M. Hadley Walsall Chymist H. Fulford Draper Killick and Ladd Blackman Street Borough Paper Stainers T. W. Vine Peerless Row City Road Carpenter F. B. Courtenay Great_Marlborough street A. Westmore West Derby E. Charles Radipole Dorset G. W. Hyde Dyer C. Duffield Bath W. Kearse Belgrave Place Welworth Road R. Greenhow Wrexham Denbighshire J Sewell Charles Street Paddington H. Congreve Peckham J. Lawrence J. Pierce Dean Street Soho J. Smalley Duxbery Mill Chorley J. Why Holborn Hill Lace Man H. Laybourn Hartlepool E. Munn Stanhope Terrace Hyde Park Marzetti, Jones,and Co Jagents Messrs. Gillon and Co Saunders and Benning Law Booksellers Esterford and Nunn Greenwich Boot Goodill and Stain Clipstone Lodge Farmers Beardmore and Moore Halifax G. and F. Robinson Hexham Northumberland Linendrapers Matthews and Noblet Cork Box and Grice Shipbrokers Shuttleworth, Ingham, and Co Joseph Ingham de la Rue and Co Bunhill Row C. Button Taylor and Sergeant Harrison and Jennison Kingston-upon-Hull Buckpitt and Gillett Trowbridge Carenters Chapman and Ram Steeple Essex D Morris T. Bakes Preston—Smith and Lumley Southampton Street Hunt and Co Bristol J. Hunt Richards, Wood, and Co West and Rawdon L. Bland Sully Glamorganshire farmers—Mills Bralay Longman Castle Donington T. Longman J. Whyte and Son Glasgow Monteith, and Co Brown and Sears Roydon P. Sinclair Edinburgh

The Drama and Theatre Diction at London Stages

Reports from theatres recount Duprez in Guillaume Tell at Covent Garden with high applause and some faults, Jullien masquerade spectacle criticized, and Donizetti operas adapted for English stage at Haymarket. Brighton notes sparse audience and future engagements, plus changes at Sunnet Zoomalian Gardens and other venues.

Druny Laxz Tuxanne M. Duprez Arnold Guillaume Tell Tell Walter Mr. Cooper Borrani Gessler Romer Duprez Leffler Covent Ganoen Tuzatre M. Jullien Haymarket France Madame Celeste and Webster Donizetti Buckstone Josephine Fitzwilliam Scalade P. Horton Adelphia Theatre Edward Stirling Ufrica Count O’osborn Prussia Ulrica W. Farrer Samuel Lover Paris Madame Donis Gras Académie Royale London Sunnet Zoomalian Gardens Cross Surrey Zoological Gardens

Lord Tougham health and old coat joke at Badminton

Public notes Lord Tougham in good health preparing for a farewell hunting trip before new judicial duties. Mention of Lord Brougham securing a privy council judgeship with a 2000 pound salary to fund his coat repairs. A second item reports Mary Blackwood, 19, fell from a Chelsea window during cleaning, seriously injuring her back and being taken to St George's Hospital in a precarious condition.

Puvcl Per Lord Tougham Badminton Doudney Lord Brougham Lord Lyndhurst Privy Council Morning Chronicle Moon Mary Blackwood George Gooch Smith-street Chelsea St. George's Hospital

Tattersall Stakes and Derby betting notes at Monmouth

Sporting intelligence from Tattersalls and Monmouth details odds and wagers across the Tara Stakes and Two Thousand Guineas with numerous horses named, including Ben-y-Ghlo Ugly Buck Pagan and The Ugly Buck along with notable figures and hedging actions. It notes the lively Derby betting and a pivotal Chester Cup shift, plus a long list of participants and financial stakes.

Tattersall John Day Milbanke Sir Robert Colonel Cradock Pagan Collette Cattonite Sharratt the Prior Lord Eglinton Jamie Forest Tuting Tacita Gough Greenfinch Stanley Wakeel Liverpool Dzxzsy Crockford Rattan Peel Orlando Lichtwald Leander Bowes T’auld Squire Watt Volth Quin Na Feig-a-Ballagh Quin Loadstone G. Heathcote Thornhill Payne J. Osborne Mount Charles St. Paul's Telemachus A. Hill Beaumont A. Cuthbert Bradshaw Sir Isaac Rogers Derby T’auld Squire Ffeig-a-Ballagh Campanero Beaufort Lord Chesterfield the Bee Mr. Crockford F. A. Millbank Eglinton Mr. Gregory Lord Stradbroke Princess Fanny

Spelthorne Coursing Meeting Wraps Up with Cup Victory

Coverage details multiple horse and dog events from the Spelthorne Coursing Meeting and Manchester Garrison races. Notable results include Captain winning the Cup over Belinda, Cullen defeating Rowe after 57 minutes, and Pocket Venus and Shrimp trading places in two matches. Also notes about an otter captured near Reading and a Steyning tax case on game certificates.

W. Nash Ratt Belinda Cullen Rowe Gravesend Manchester Garrison Mr. Crofton G. Francis Mr. Muloch Holehouse Mr. Jones the Badger Mr. Pratt Mr. Munro Polly Peachem Mr. Thelluson Fair Maid of Regent-street Sutton Smith Beech-hill Reading G. C. Beauchamp Steyning Welch Brighton Gazette Aquatics Ov Brox Connect Codrington Etonians Mr. Codrington Errington Luttrell Speake Slade Babington Dixon Woodridge Lord Cecil

Royal appointments and insolvency declarations listed in 1844 notices

The document records the Queen in council naming new sheriffs and consuls in China, Prussia, Denmark, and other regions, plus church appointments and a long list of insolvency declarations across multiple towns. It names individuals such as Charles Grantham, Henry Robert Plaw, Francis Coleman Macgregor, George Balfour, and Henry Creswicke Rawlinson among others, with locations including Rutland, Carmarthenshire, and Lanark.

Buckingham Palace Charles. Grantham Ketton Rutland Carmarthenshire Rawley Addenbroke Mansel Rawleigh Addenbrooke Mansel Foreton Henry Robert Plaw Dantsh Prussia Francis Coleman Macgregor Canton Kwangtung George Balfour Shanghai Keangsoo Robert Thom Ningpo Chekeang Henry George Kuper Denmark Oresound Elsigere Henry Creswicke Rawlinson Bagdad H. Pimm Barking Pete - Arne Union Street Middlesex Hospital T. March Derby Street King's Cross W. Colbeck Batley Yorkshire Clothier W. Pyrah Bradford Stonemason W. Chapman Bedford Baker J .E. Oliver Queen's Road Bayswater T. Tillotson Farmer T. Bryan Liverpool Cooper—W. Watson Dean Street Soho W. Hole Maidahill West Paddington P. Potter Leominster J. Gear Howland Street Fitzroy Square Eliza Walker Ferrar Hackney J. M.larty Ratcliff Highway J. Gaunt Paesey Andioneer R. Roffey Deptford J.C. S

Court mourning notice and colonial appointments dated March 1844

Notice announces a one week mourning period starting Sunday the 10th for the late Duchess of Oldenburg and records numerous appointments by the Queen on March 6 to Rawson for Mauritius Lewes for the Virgin Islands Gordon for the Virgin Islands and other church and military postings including Gray Doran Napier Stopford Claremont and a correction about Ensign Webster. Also lists sugar prices and various public notices including bankrupts dividends partnerships dissolved and scot­ch sequestrations with numerous names and places across Britain and colonies.

Cuamepertaty Duchess of 76Th Foot William Doran 1St West India Regiment William Webster 1St West India Regiment George Thomas Napier K.C.B Gregory Holman Bromley Way Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment Edward Stopford Claremont 1St Foot Gray Hasrirat Starr John William Mostyn Home Ensign Webster 2D West India Regiment Rowland Oly Rowland William Merioneth Royal _Merionethshire Light Infantry Richard Meredyth Richards Edward Lloyd Edwards Warrenaty Charles Bodenham Hereford High Court of Chancery Great Britain Henry Bicenent Grocers’ Company E. F. Jaques Gravesend J. Gosden Somers’ Arms Wilsted Street Wills and Davy Oxford Street J.G. James Bucklersbury J.O. Palmer Liverpool C Parslow Blackman Street Southwark J. Wheatley Lambeth Miller and Campion Stockton-on-Tees Durham W. F. Mills Holborn W. Dargue Whitehaven W. Tomkinson Stoke-upon-Trent Stafford Carrick and Pollock Bathplace Kensington H. and A. Drake Barnstaple Devonshire Boo H and Perry Lees Road Lancashire Foster and Grantham Kingston Upon Hull von Melle Im Thurn,and Co Mark Jane G. B. Phipps and Co Gallawtres Gate Leicester M. Chapman Bathgate Flour Mills D. Doud Edinburgh Marc H. Douglas Greenock Brown and Smith W. Houston Kirpen and Lindsay Port Glasgow

Medical Confidant Sealed Offer On Nervous Debility

Public notice for a practical guide on nervous and sexual debility and related conditions. Details list authors H J Bert and Co and distributors in London and major shops. home consultations offered with varying hours and a postal consultation fee.

Patent Lever Truss Promises Gentle Support and Cure

The Patent Lever Truss is advertised as the simplest effective rupture aid, using a lever attached to a pad with no body spring and adjustable pressure. It claims strong steel-like support, discreet wear, and suitability for active and infirm users, priced 21s and obtainable from Mr White at Piccadilly or by post for a shilling with body measurement.

Mr. White Piccadilly

Silent Friend and Perry Medicine Advertisements in London

An 18th or 19th century ad spread promotes The Silent Friend a medical work on generative issues and remedy tonics. Perry and Co advertise cures for venereal disease, nervous debility, and related disorders, with pills and purifying specifics. They list prices, outlets, and consultation details in London and Birmingham venues.

Birmingham London R. and L. Perry Perry Messsrs Berners-Street Oxford-Street

Manhood by Curtis and Company in London

A nineteenth century medical prospectus notes the eighteenth edition of Manhood by Curtis and Company. It promotes restored health from excessive indulgence and solitary habits with expert observations on marriage and sexually transmitted diseases. Authors Curtis and Company offer consultations at Faith Street Soho Square London and at listed branches. secrecy and a £1 consultation fee are emphasized.

Samuel La’mert Beproro-Street BroForD-square London University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Manchester Chronicle La’Mert Bedford-street Bedford-square Price Vaid G. Mansell King-street Southwark Westerton Park-side Knightsbridge Field Regent-street Huett Princes-street Leicester-square H. Phillips Oxford-street T. Sawler Courier-office St. Ann's Square Manchester W. Horwell Dale-street Liverpool W.wood High-street Birmingham N. Robinson Greenside-street Edinburgh T. Price Dublin The New Bell’s Weekly Messenger Messrs. Lucas and Co Newman Street Oxford Street I. L. Curtis and Conany Burgess Medical Bookseller Coventry-street Haymarket Barth Brydges-street Strand Mann Cornhill Strange Paternoster-row Guest Bull-street Sawler St. Ann’s-square Philip South Castle-street Ferris and Score Bristol Chronicle Office Oxford Guy Chelmsford Independent Press Office Cambridge Gannin and Co Grafton-street Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond Blair Street Messrs. Curtis Old England Essex and Herts Age Argus Tos Messrs. Curtis and Company Faith-Street Soho Square

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