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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 28, 1846

Page

5

Death of the Comedian Liston After Long Stage Career

Obituary notice recounts the life of the famed actor Liston born 1776 in St. Ann Soho. Highlights his rise from teaching to theater, Covent Garden debut, long Covent Garden to Drury Lane tenure, later ventures at the Olympic, spouse Miss Tyror, children, and his enduring reputation as a gentlemanly figure in British drama.

Ratters Astley’s Prince Albert Royal Prince of Wales Princess Royal William Batty Westminster Road Her Majesty Royal Box Batty T. Thompson Dobler Lucca Beircas Malle Elisa, Scheromatjew SraNise Daama London Mapang Pasra Thames Bootha Wiasrepos Jon Listox Momus St. Ann Soho George's Terrace Knightsbridge Kemble Young Cooke Emery Johnstone C. Kemble Fawcett Siddour O'Neil Dickins Misa Stephens Gibbs Jnette Covent-garden Theatre St. Martin's Castle-street Leicester-square Weymouth Lord Duberly Dublin York Tate Wilkinson Thalia Tate Stephen Kemble Newcastle-upon-Tyne Sunderland Durham, &c Charles Kemble Stephen Gat Liston Liston George Colmen Haymarket Zeikel Homespun Sheepface Covent Garden Theatre Jacob Gawky Tyror Rodwell Covent Pe Drury-lane Madame Ventrin Little Olympic Theatre Covent-garden Paul Pry Haymarket Theatre Morris Manchester Liverpool Birmingham

Extraordinary Wilt Case Fire and racing bets unsettled

A late 1840s newspaper column details unsettled racing bets at Newmarket and Epsom with many commissions partially executed and vast sums opposing Derby bets. It notes Metropolis stakes and Oxford Cambridge boat race plans, plus a publicized fatal prize fight and a devastating Crawford street fire with four deaths, including a widow and children, and an inquest pending.

Tattersall Koraea Newmarket Derby Hope Miss Barns Brocerdo Epsom Meiklam Godfrey Robinson Morpeth Godwin Dextrous Cuthbert Woffenden G. Bentinck George Bentinck Mr. Thompson Hesseltine Sir J. Gerard Peytones H. Stebbings Billy Purvis Copeland Arthur Parr Dawson Crimson A. W. Bill Derry Scott Lot Shubrick Brocardo J. Hawles Peyton Poynton Tull Oaks Monck Yaniab Princess Alice Mr. Gratwicke Lord Orford

Fatal ferry accident and Paris murder suicide reported

The Edinburgh Witness notes a party of nine from Arisaig whose boat capsized near Morar House, four members missing and later found dead. Other items include a French innkeeper in Artes who killed his mistress then himself, a shooting gallery suicide in Paris, and market reports on Scotch pig iron prices.

Wakley Bs.p St. Mary Marylebone Bennett Tompson Hughes John Adams London Fire-engine Establishment Thomas John Hughes Towison Lissongrove Mr. Butter Arisaig Morar Hoose Edinburgh Artes Bouches du Rhone Gonet Marie Brun Champs Elysees Galignani Glasgow Bedford Britannia Portland Street St. James's William Richard Krating Elizabeth Keating

Great Ruppesies of Jewelry at Hurt

Widespread town excitement follows two large burglaries at the Prince Jewellers premises on Sunday. Police report show a swift entry of five to ten minutes with a poisoned liver lure and a dog corpse found. Losses total between £3,400 and £4,000 in watches, chains, rings, bracelets, and silverware across both sites in Queen Street and Gardener’s premises.

Duke of Wellington Lonion Militia Nervics Efe Corrano Teddington Iddlesex East Loratax Haddingtonshire Francis Charteris Edinburgh Weekly Register George Bentinck Patrick Somers Lord George England Agailera America Chronicle Agtists Bengvotert Fuxp Reamas One Abraham Cooper, Esq A. A. Thiselton Benjamin B. Cabbell Viscount Morpeth Fu.p Earl of Lincoln Earl of Derby Lord Foley J. W. Lubbock J.B. Byron A. H. Goldsmid C. Henderson J. W. Mackay N.A W. C. Macready Edward Pepys Enoral George Godwin F.R.S Charles Slater Ages Catherine Slater J. W. Webb Surrey Bieamy Sage Swindon New Town Swindon Devizes Barway Rccipext Brigittoo Leominster Iscespisuy Fins Cottos Mesers Harris and Hamel’s Bunsixe Corroxs Sean Prestox James Livesey Hoghton Blackburn Preston Westminster Hut Crawford-street Marylebone Seymour-place Croydon Tompson Parinae Lisson-grove Husking Butters Bennett King-street Baker-street Mer Mr. Butters Batters Midhélasex Hospital Lake Robert Buttera Robert Battera Jane Butters William Butters Atock Sun and Law Insurance Lewis Hurt Ruxz Prince Jewellers Inasc Daniel Queen Street Daniel Minerva Hotel Utmont

Silent Friend and Perry health notice in Victorian advert

MESSRS R and L PERRY and COQ offer consultations at Berners Street and Duke Street with books and remedies for sexual health including the Silent Friend, Cordial Balm, Detersive Essence, and purifying pills. Advertises engraved medical works, prices, and home consultation hours in London with multiple booksellers listed.

Messrs L. Perry Strange Paternoster-row Hannay and Co Oxford-street Gordon Lesdenhall-street Parkins Compton- Street Soho London Lisare Berners-Street

Manly Health Advice from New Bell's Weekly Messenger

Opinion of the Press touts a remedy for male health issues offered by Messrs. Lucas and Co at 69 Newmann Street Oxford Street London. It promises discreet consultation, outlines a treatment window from ten to two and five to eight, and mentions a general fee of £1 for advice and £2 for care with a focus on restoring vigour and moral courage.

Haymarket O. Smith Wagal Dvmon Foxall Webster One Morecraft Mr. Farrep Emmeline Ormon John Coverdale Mr. Tilbury Selina Mire Julia Bennett Sir John Mmother Mrs. Glover Sylvia Depair Horace Mr. Hudson Ernest Mr. Holl Hyde Park Cymon Coverdale House Morecraft Norecraft Rong Parvenus Tilbury Parvenu Cymon Forall Farren Morecrofs Iaso Alr Brinda Han Afr Hudson Hall Hudson Mr. Sullivan Curtis J. L. Curtis Strange Paternoster-row Burzasa Medics Bookseller Coventry-street Hannay Oxford-street Mann Cornhill London Guest Bull-street Birmingham T. Sawler St. Ann's-square Manchester G. Philip South Castle Street Liverpool Hobson Market-street Leeds Allen Masuoon J. L. Dentis Strangs Wull Essex and Herts Mercury Centis Strang Ita Perna Naval and Military Gazette Chris OX Maxnoop United Service Gazette Messrs. Curtis and Company Faith Street Soho Square Samuel La’mert University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Iron Times Magnet S. Gilbert Paternoster Row Hannay and Co Stare Tichborne-street Gordon Leadenhall-street Newton Church Street Bedford Street Bedford Square GC. J. Lucas and Co Newman i Street Oxford Street Brittain Paternonetrow J. Gordon Leaderball-street Ita Ter Menenger Lucas and Co Newmann-street

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