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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rei
Farrington
Harrington
Northampton
Petersham
County of
Surrey
Earl of
Ireland
William
Misa Foote
Charles
Masiigel Corporation
Sears
Elvaston Castle
Gawsworth
Macclesfield
Whitehall
William George Harris
George Harris
Baintree
Cumberland
73D Foot
Seringapatam
Haris
Mysore
East Indies
Belmont
Kent
Eliza Serena Anne
William Dick
George Francis
Robert
Yeondly
Isabella
Robert Handcock Temple
Waterstown
County of Westmeath
William of Holland
Feversham
Albemarle-street
Harrowsy
Dudley Ryder
Court of King’s Bench
Nathaniel Ryder
Baron
Harrowby
County of Lancaster
Susan
Granville Marquis of Stafford
Viscount Sandon
Duke of Leeds
Tiverton
Pitt
Addington
Board of Control
House of Lords
Duchy of Lancaster
Portland
Lord Sidmouth
Caroline
Canning
Goderich
Wellington
Sandon Hall
Litchfield
Staffordshire
Grosvenor Square
Hastings
Paulyn
Reginald Serle Hastings
Paulinus
George Rawdon
Moira
County Down
John Rawdon
Baron Rawdon
Elizabeth Hastings
Theophilus
Francis
Huntingdon
Hastings, Hungerford, &c
Bunker's Hill
Duke of York
Brabant
Antwerp
Ordnance
Tower
Bengal
Malta
East India Company
George
Barbara
Baroness Grey de Ruthhyne
Reginald Serle
Donnington Park
Kegworth
Cavendish Bridge
Burlington Hotel
Cork Street
Havtae Barton
Edward John Littleton
Littleton
Lyttleton
Frankley
Thomas Littleton
Edward Littleton
Pellaton-hall
Charles the Frist
Sir Edward Littleton
Pellston-hall
Teddesley
Atch
Hyacinthe Mary
Richard Marquis of
Wellesley
Edward Richard
Walhouse
Anners Sutton
Marquis of
O'Connell
Melbourne
Hatherton
Teddesley-park
Penkridge
Atherton
Sporting Intelligence
John Roden
George Hughes
Hughes
Roden
London Gazettes
H. J. Bert and Co
M.R.C.S.L
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
Jackson
Bond-street
Purkiss
Old Compton-street
Phillips
Gordon
Leadenhall
United Kingdom
Tirling
Capriva
J. W. Stirling
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