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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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