Descriptions of English Peerage lineages and titles
A detailed scan lists numerous barons and viscounts with lineages from Norman to modern times. It covers origins from Hawarden and Montalt to Hereford and Beauchamp, noting birth dates, marriages, seats, mottos, and political roles. The piece references Baron Hawke, Viscount Hereford, Earl of Bective, and other peers with family connections, residences, and duties.
The Drama and Theatres Begin Easter Run
A London culture roundup notes Her Majesty's Theatre features Adelia and the ballet with Zampa and Za Cenerentola to follow. Princess's Theatre shows Gone to Texas with Keeley antics and Leola the May-Day Bride ballet. Divniry-LovE and Pascal Bauno are mentioned, with accident to Corelli and tributes to M Jullien amid Promenade Concerts.
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Her Majesty's Taratar
Adelia
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Herold
Zampa
Princess's Theatre
Texas
Keeley
Swellington
Leola
Killarney
Gilbert
Miss Ballin
Trish
Themetropolis
Sumer
Rubini
Tamburini
Madame Viardot Garcia
Pascal Bauno
Staudigi
Madile
Lutter
Corelli
M. Juxnurex
M. Jullien
Brozza
Beuler
Crown and Anchor
Aveling Smith
Miss Holmes
Miss Spence
Leman Rede
Thames Tunnel
Catlin
Royal Visit Plans between Louis Philippe and Queen Victoria
The Journal du Havre reports an arrangement for Louis Philippe to travel with his court to England in September to visit Queen Victoria. The meeting will occur on the Isle of Wight with extensive preparations for a royal residence as Victoria nears confinement. It is hoped Victoria will later visit Paris. Also noted are silver medals being struck at the Mint for those present at the siege of Jellalabad.
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Journal du Havre
Tuileries
Louis Philippe
England
Queen Victoria
London
Isle of Wight
Louis Filippe
Paris
Jellalabad
Jellalebad
Messrs. Curtis
Butie
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Messrs
Curtis
Age
Argus
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frifa-Street
Soho-Square
Vena
Sporting Intelligences. Tattersalls racing odds and bets
Odds and betting market details for Tattersalls and Derby races. Multiple horses including Pagan Merry Andrew Red Deer The Prior Freedom and others receive varied quotations from 8 to 1 up to 1,000 to 15 with bets placed and many taken. Market activity emphasizes flat betting vs futures, with notable support for Akbar Mount Charles and Campanero and a large stake against Sir Isaac amid looming trainer changes.
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Carsten Cur
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Pagan
F. A. Milibank
Sir Robert
Collett
Stephenson
Freedom
Duke of Richmond
Yuting
Tacita
Dawson
Merry Andrew
Hesseltine
the Prior
W. W. Wynn
Rowland
Speed
Everton
Mostyn
General Pollock
Manchester
Scott
Crockford
Col. Peel
Orlando
Maidstone
A. Wood
Ongley
Chornhill
G. Heathcote
Grey Momuscott
J. Osborne
St. Herbert
Lord Westminster
Lord Orford
Akbar
Peck
Corodino
Bradshaw
Sir Isaac
Sadler
Johnny Broome
Copeland
Two
Akber
Tmaum
Mununt Charles
Bebington
Day
Rogers
Rattan
Cockamaroo
Campanero
Mount Charles
Dockeray
Fanny Eden
Death of Young Ripley at Staghound meet and pony race tale
A stag named Young Ripley was hunted across several estates before entering a pond and being killed by a shepherds dog. The hunt whip cut its throat. the head and haunches were sent to the queen and Paddy the pedestrian. The run lasted under 45 minutes with a selective field. Also recounted is Mr Sammons of Bedford driving a grey pony thirteen miles in under an hour, clocking fifty four minutes to reach Barley Mow from Saracen's Head.
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Her Majesty’s Staghounds
Young Ripley
Ascot-heath
Crosse's Farm
Winkfield
Mr. Dawson
Sunning-hill
Paddy
Sammons
Bedford
Newport Pagnel
Northampton Herald
Coventgarden Theatre
Mr. O'Connell
Earl of Shrewsbury
Lord Camoys
Lord Dunboyne
F.H. Berkeley
Charles Langdale
John Easthope
R. W. Burkeley
W. Collins
Mr. Serjeant Murphy
M.P
Mr. Ross
W. H. Tancred
Henry Metcalfe
M. J. O'Connell
W.S Crawford
Robert Holland
Joshua Scholefield
P. S. Butler
Sir. V. Blake
Sir P. Wrey
W. B. Nugent
J. P. Somers
Dr. Bowring
Edward Wild
Edward Holland
Rigby Wason
J. A. Yates
Major Revell
James Harmer
Senor Olozaga
Washington Barron
Somers Harford
John Travers
Magee
Rommney Terrace
O'Connell
Grace
T. S. Duncombe
Tong
Rose
England
Ireland
America
France
India
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Kohl
Livonia
Beaumont
Snow Death with a Gamekeeper Near Dalwhinnie
A gamekeeper for Sir G M Kenzie was found dead on the snow south of Dalwhinnie. He had walked with a dog earlier and lay asleep, the dog still attending. Cold may have caused drowsiness, leading to an accidental sleep that proved fatal. Also reported is a dramatic incident where Meerza braheem’s horse raced a train near Hertford. The horse bounded to clear a gate but slipped, throwing the Meerza and causing a dangerous moment. he escaped with minor bruises and is nearly recovered.
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Perth Advertiser
Braheem
East India College
Haileybury
Ware
Hertford
Union
Meadlane
Meerza
Bovy
Amon
O Connell Banquet At Covent Garden Theatre
At Covent Garden a vast banquet for Daniel O Connell drew 1000+ guests including many MPs and nobles. O Connell spoke amid cheers about injustice, Ireland, and unity with England, praising popular support and denouncing persecution while highlighting Ireland s suffering and fertile lands under failed governance.
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O’connell
Covent Garden Theatre
Ireland and England bound by a domestic legislature call
A speech praising civil and religious liberty and a united Ireland, urging a domestic Irish legislature to prevent separation. The speaker defends reform measures, supports the vote by ballot, and condemns conspirators in Parliament. The gathering, addressed also by the Earl of Shrewsbury, ends with widespread cheering.
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America
Ireland
Stanley
Sir James Graham
Earl of Shrewsbury
Repral oF THE Union meeting at Covent Garden theatre
A crowded Covent Garden gathering of the Friends of Justice to Ireland shifted to a repeal-leaning session chaired by William John OConnell. Speakers praised loyal repeal sentiments while the press copy was not prepared, and an audience quip drew sharp exchange.
Deaths and notices from the old London paper
Deaths include Mr Price once famed for defending Greenacre and Dowager Duchess Roxburghe’s husband Lieutenant-colonel O Reilly. Sir Henry Halford details his rise in medicine and royal service. Viscount de Contades dies after a fall and fever in Paris. An inquest in St Georges in the East links a lunatic’s escape to Mrs Conner’s death at home in Wapping.
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London Street
Fitzroy-square
Greenacre
Louth
Prince of Wales
Pare
Bart
Rugby School
Christchurch
Oxord
Edinburgh
Vaughan
Leicester
London
Baillie
College of Physicians
Henry Halford
George III
Sir Henry Halford
Halford
Sir Charles Halford
Wistow
Leicestershire
Hanover
Royal Society
John
Lord St. John
Bletsoe
South Leicestershire
John Vaughan
Merton
Chester
Charles Richard Qshahan
Viscount de Contades
Paris
King’s Arms
King Street
St. George's
Baker
Elizabeth Conner
London Hospital
Wapping
Inquest Sheds Light on Death of Urbanhill Child
Middlesex deputy coroner held an inquest at Victoria Chalton Street Somerstowm into Urbanhill aged twelve. He fell from a loft trap while startled by a stray cat and was dragged home in agony. Medical witness reported perforated bladder and fatal injuries. Jury returned accidental death.
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Testimonials Endorse Goss Publication With Moral Precepts
London Morning Journal and other periodicals praise the work for moral truths and useful precepts. It offers advantages for aged and youth alike and is described as an analysis of certain complaints in a peculiar moral admonition style. Available from Sherwood and Co. in London and Porter in Dublin for two shillings, with medicines and consultations offered by Messrs. Goss.
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London Morning Journal
Goss
Edinburgh
Glasgow
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Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Paternosterrom
London
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Grafton-street
Dublin
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Strand
Waterloo-bridge
Post Office
Patent Chest Expander Promises Health and Posture Aid
Stoop- prevention and chest support device advertised as preventing consumption and aiding the aged or sedentary. Claims gentle removal of shoulder and chest tension, with visible figure improvement. Full details available from A. Binyon at 49 Tavistock Street, Strand, London, enclosing a postage stamp.
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A. Binyon
Tavistock Street
Strand
London
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