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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 16, 1844

Page

7

Peerage Notes on Hampden and Conways in 19th Century Lineage

A compact summary of geezed entries detailing barons and viscounts including the lines of Hawke, Headfort, Hereford, and Conway families. It notes births, marriages, seats, manors such as Headfort in Meath and Ragley in Warwickshire, and mentions mottos like Strike and Virtutis comes invidia. It references parliamentary roles, lord lieutenancies, and residences in London and country seats.

Scarret Jacob Astley Georgiana Caroline Henry Watkin Dashwood Kirtdaugspark Oxod Sng Henry Delavaland House of Commons Norfolk Melton Norton Hawarden Flint Robert Maude Ireland Thomas Baron de Montalt Sir Cornwallis Roscommon Baron Montalt Homes Ralph Eet Jane Patrick Crawford Bruce Taplow Lodge Berkshire Corvallis Drondrum Cunty Tipperary St. George Spice Hyde Park Corner Hawke Edward William Hervey Hawke Tawton County York Angwat Elizabeth Travers John Ramsden, Bart Womersley Park Towton Ball Scarthing Well Park County of York Wyndham Club St’ James Higpront Thomas Taylor William Petty Privy Council Headfort County Meath Hendfort Earl of Olivia, Aughter Sir John Stevenson Edward Tuite Dalton Virginia Park Lodge County Cavan Brookes’s Club St. James's. Street Hencrosp Henry Fleming Lea Devereux England Evereux Normandy Hastings William Devereux Hereford Walter Devereux Anne William Baron Ferrers Chartley Henry the Eighth Tower-hill Robert Ewe Essex Ferrers Frances Elizabeth George Cornwall, Bart Band of Gentlemen At Arms Wellington Grey Nantcribba-hall Montgomeryshire Tregoyd Breconshire Portland Place Hencrorp J. Musgrave Trinity College Cambridge Lord Almoner Herefordshire Salop Worcester Monmouth Radnor Montgomery Hertford-street Mayfair Hentronp Richard Conway Edward Seymour Duke of Somerset Berry Pomeroy Devon Francis Seymour Conway Lord Conway Baron Conway Ragley Beauchamp Hertford Earl of Yarmouth Francis Francis Charles Richard Ariel Warwickshire Sudbourn Hall Sufolk Lestron County Antrim William Henry Ashe Heytesburg St. Petersburgh Wellington and Peel India Lord Bentinck Treis Melbourne Lord Auckland Nee Iris Lordship Heytesbury-house Dagisbury Wilts Burlington-hotel Ork-Street Visco

Adelia and Esmeralda at Her Majesty's Theatre

The season opens with Donizetti's Adelia and the Esmeralda ballet Le Esmeralda. Carlotta Grisi stars as Esmeralda with Perrot as Pierre Gingoire, while Mlle Frassi debuts as Fleur de Lys. The piece features lavish scenery, strong dancing, and mixed critical reception, with praise for Grisi's voice but notes on casting choices and desire for Fanny Elssler in the role.

Her Majesty’s Theatre Donizetti Adelia Signor Corelli Paris Noboly Victor Hugo Tasiav Clopin Pierra Gingoire Gard Esmeralda Gingoire Grande Frollo Hameralda Quasimodo Claude Phobus Nuit Grigoire Frollo Gringoire Thino TasLtesu Fleur de Lys Gondelaurier Phebus Madame Alessee Gondelaurier Phasbus de Chateaupers Madame Aloise Pierre Gingoire Forris Tastrav Claude Frollo Phoebus Frrra Tasmau Seine Notre Dame Roi Des Fous Archera Gingoite Fanny Elssler Carlotta Grisi Cerito Giigoire Chambver Perrot Madlle Frassi Florence M. St. Leon Phoebus de Chateaupers M. Perrot Corps de Ballet Messrs. Grieve Fanny Elssler Carlotta Grisi Parxeras Texas Keeley Swellington Diffe Leola Killarney Gilbert Miss Ballin

Royal Visit and Court Plans Amid City Talks

Fragmentary notes mention a royal visit with plans for a residence and possible trip to Paris. References to Philipp to England and a confinement scenario hover amid unclear court discussions and distant sieges at Jellalabad and Delhi.

London Louis the Tuileries Philippe England Paris Jellatabad

Covent Garden Theatrical Fund Festival Highlights Charity Support

A Covent Garden Theatrical Fund festival at Freemasons Hall featured Duke of Cambridge absent due to gout, Lord William Russell presiding. Performers included Mrs A Shaw, Miss Rainforth, Miss Horton, and Mr Toole. Bartley thanked subscribers while outlining annuities to veterans like Mrs Wells and Mr Wewitzer and noting Covent Garden’s closure threatens fund needs. The evening closed with subscriptions totaling £661 19s, aided by a £100 royal donation and a £50 publisher gift.

Rubini Tamburini Madamé Viardot Garcia Davey Benedict Corelli Her Majesty's Theatre Bevier Beuler Crown and Anchor Tavern Aveling Smith Miss Holmes Miss Spence Leman Rede Covent Covent Garden Theatrical Fund Freemasons’ Hall Great Queen-street Duke of Cambridge William Russell Shakspeare A. Shaw Rainforth P. Horton Pyne G. Smart TF. Cooke Harrison Machin Sig Regondi Bourne Sambel Wells Mr. Wewitzer Mr. Pope Claremont Bellamy Davenport Covent Garden C. Kemble Covent-garden Shéridan Drury Lane Drury-lane

Tattersall's Monpar and Derry racing odds report

Sporting intelligence reviews early betting lines at Tattersall s for Monpar and Derry events, noting heavy action and taken horses including The Prior and The Ugly Buck. It outlines market shifts, secret rumours about The Prior s fitness, and multiple upsets among favorites with substantial stakes and varied odds across horses like Rattan Orlando Cockjamaroo Akhbar and Barricade.

Tattersall Monpar Cradock Pagan Milbanke Sir Robert Bristow Pharaoh Duke of Richmond Red Deer Stebbings Celeste Heseltine the Prior Tuting Stanley Mostyn Pollock Lancashire Derry Crockford Rattan John Day Colonel Peel Orlando Bowes Quin Scot Momus Cott Bradshaw Sir Isaac Lord Orford G. Heathcote Akhbar Newmarket Agst Rattan T’auld Squire Leander Cockamaroo Mr. Ford George Bentinck Boots Campanero Tonian Oaks Mr. Gregory Lord Chesterfield Lord Westminster Fanny Eden Lord Stradbroke

Extraordinary Case in Miptano Circuit at Barnack

Nathalie Miard, 27, faced trial before Chief Justice Tindal on charges of sending threatening letters to Rev. Herbert Marsh to extort money. She denied guilt, claiming language barriers and a murky past. After long deliberation, the jury found her not guilty on the first indictment and acquitted on a second. a third charge of conspiracy was not pursued.

Miptano Nonrampton Tindal Nathalie Miard Barnack Herbert Hallet Hill Humfrey W. H. Adams London Herbert Charles Marsh Stamford Paris Mirabeag Hotel de Commerce Leicester-street Leicester-square Dubourg'’s Haymarket Hotel of the Port Lord Lindsey Uppington Peterborough England Canterbury Clarissa Mrano M. Cloup Monsieur Herbert Marsh France St. Clair Mons Herbert Marsh Madame Loden Bury-street St. James's Mary Letchfield Hopkinson Columbine Jacques Muizig Cross Augustus Gougenheim William John Joseph Kemp Mr. Marsh Lodon’s George Marsh Maison de Jeu

Emigration figures at Boulogne and Calais for England

For the week ending the seventh inst, Boulogne reported 533 people embarking or disembarking for England and Calais 212, totaling 745. The figures reflect cross channel movement captured at these ports.

Boutogne Calais England Vera— Boulogne

Natrona Aniwals Friend Society Cruelty cases headlined across towns

The Natrona Aniwals Friend Society reports active work with prosecutions for cruelty in Derby Nottingham Birmingham Worcester Coventry Brighton and London. Cases include a Starkies Dust Cart driver and Radcliffe custody for horse ill treatment, a cab driver fined, a groom to Sir Simon Clarke charged, and other animal cruelty penalties. A separate inquest at the White Swan details the death of Margaret Newland a deformed dwarf. Fire reports follow at Sutherland House Bromprox with multiple buildings destroyed.

Natrona Aniwals Friend Society Derby Nottingham Birmingham Worcester Coventry Brighton &Cas London Radcliffe Starkies Twyford Bow Street John Wall Joe Greenwood Thomas Wild Bond Queen Square Humphrey May A. Gale Clive Hammersmith H. M. May John Walters Alderman Hughes Guild Hall S. Hardwick Simon Clarke Bart Rawlinson Bailey Serrnt Griss W. Jones Walworth Mays Exeter Hall Sth Mar Payne White Swan Upper Thames Street Margaret Newland Little Trinity Lane Camberwell Fair Bartholomew's Hospital Sutherland House Bromprox Eyres Old Brompton Heath Cottage Lyster Sun Fire Office Paisox Stolzer Central Criminal Court Milbank Aas Bethlehemospital Milan Cousens Spitalfields Paris Appleby Elizabeth Hobbs James Carroll Anne Byrne Sterry Rotherhithe Edwin Hurford Broughton Frederck Schimmings Maidstone M‘cann Ander

SINKING 4 Suir Trial and Central Criminal Court notes

Shipbuilder William Read of Harwich is bailed on a charge of conspiring with master William Simpson to cast away the Coling brig for insurance fraud. The Queen’s Court also sentences Lord Paget libel defendant Thomas Holt after a habeas grant, with affidavits and mitigation arguments debated. Other cases span a scam attorney, a child predator, indecent assault, and Paddington omnibus robbery suspects.

William Read Harwich Peter Laurie Daniel Forrester William Simpson Marine Alliance Assurance Company Read Simpson Capt Mr. Read Central Criminal Court William Paget Hort Thomas Holt Earl of Cardigan Queen's Bench Barnard Gregory Doane Wu. Paget Wilkins Lord W. Paget Wotson Bebb Winter Newgate George Biggs Wim Burrell Clarkson John Burrell Middlesex Sessions Ballantine Lad Burrell House of Correction Daniel May Ann Cummins Marlborough Street James Riches Piccadilly Thomas Mourney St. George Hanover Square Gilbert Street Berkeley Square Hardwick Moggs Jeremiah Cohen George Williams Cuthbert Silver Street Goldensquare Stratton No. 10 Cambridge Street Queen Square Polly Smith John Dixon Union Hall Staret Rowsery Richard Day Swett Mos John Weare Thomas Jones James Williams Cutte Kent Road Paddington Williams Cutto Islington Cottingham Langley Drury-lane Fuller Ludgatehill Weare

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