Notable British Peerage Sketches From 19th Century Pages
A dense roster of noble lineages and titles enumerates members of the British peerage. It chronicles births, marriages, seats, and mottos for Lords and Barons, linking families like Fox, Hope, Hood, Hopetoun, Ellis, and Curzon Howe, detailing residences in London and countryside seats, diplomatic postings, and political leanings.
The Will Forgeries At Mansion House Session Delayed
The final examination and committal of Barber Fletcher Corey and Griffin, with the Sanderses, was postponed until next Friday due to health and deposition issues. The court heard arguments on remand, inmate conditions, and the propriety of reading prior statements, before adjourning.
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Mansion House
Barber
Fletcher
Corey
Griffin
William
Lydia Sanders
William Sanders
Clarkson
Parry
Humphries
Byard
Flower
Dorey
Harmer
Bristol
Sanders
London
Sanderg
Mr. Parry
Sandera
Mr.Clarkson
Freshfield
Mr. F
Retirement in Royal Marines Leaders Planned, Naval Gazette Reports
An authoritative note claims a large retirement among royal marines officers including commandants field officers and captains, predicting about thirty promotions or retirements impacting junior branches. The Durham Advertisers notes Rev A A Rees, former Sunderland curate and Bath minister, arrives in Sunderland to form a self-led religious community.
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Royal Marines
Naval
A. A. Rees
Sunderland
Thomas-street
Bath
Sanderland
Durham
Remarkable trials and suicides reported in Cork and London
A vast London and Cork notices compilation chronicles a variety of cases. It notes an erroneous trial statement for Ricaard Dado, a young man whose brain reportedly wastes away while he gazes at the sun. It recalls Dodd who killed his father at Cobham Park and reports a fatal shipboard fire on the Hibernia at Stockton on Tees. An inquest covers Martha Sale’s suicide at her father’s house followed by laudanum findings. Galway assizes hold a monk charged with ill treating a child. Cork Constitution recounts the case and the new Royal Exchange facade view. and market reports cover wool, yarn, and woollen trades with railway traffic totals across major lines.
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Wland Hill
Bit
Vite Eeranet
Baron Hill
Almarez
John
Rowland A Bart
Anne
Joseph Clegg
Peplow-hall
Drayton
Shropshire
Aown
Hardwick
Hawkstone
Market Drayton
Thomas's Hotel
Berkeley Resort
Henry Edward Vassall Fox
Fox
Chester
Stephen Fox
The
Commons
Christian
Charles Hope
Naseby
Stephen
Holland
Henry Richard
Lord Holand
Holland-house
Richard Vassall
Vassall
Lord Holland
Duchy of Lancaster
Augusta Mary Coventry
George William
Earl of Coventry
Florence
Kensington
Middlesex
Homs
Earl of
Alexander Romney
Dunbar and
March
Berwick
Elizabeth
Henry
Duke of
Hamilton-place
Horsel
Coldstream
Berwickshire
Hoop
Samuel Tibbetts Hood
Sir Samuel Hood
Baron Hood
Cotherington
Count de Grasse
West India Seas
Great Britain
Viscount Hood
Whitley
Warwick
England
Hood
Catherington
Mary Isabella
Richard John Tibbetts
Burton Seagrave
Northamptonshire
Francis Wheler
Bryanstone Square
Whitley Abbey
Coventry
Burton Leegrave
Hopetoun
John Hope
House of Hope
Scotland
Viscount Aithrie
Baron Hope
James
George Marquis
Annandale
Hartfell
Niddrey Castle
Linlithgow
Louisa
Godfrey
Macdonald
John Alexander
Aithrie
Lochmaben
Hopetoun House
Linlithgowshire
Rachills
Dumfriesshire
Ormiston
Haddingtonshire
Stevens
Seaford
Frederick Augustus
Bristol
Howard de Warden
House of Lords
Lucy
William Henry
Duke of Portland
Frederick George
Lisbor
Howpex
John Hobart Caradoc
Caradoc
Wales
Ceer Caradoc
Shrewsbury
Leicestershire
Staffordshire
Yorkshire
Matthew Caradoc
Glamorganshire
John Francis Cradock
Howden
Ireland
United Kingdom
Catherine
Paul Count Skarrousky
Duchess of Kent
Harmot-court of Howdenshire
County of York
Hanover
France
St. Anne
Spain
Gunstone Park
Tadcaster
Hereford-street
Park-lane
Richard William Penn Curzon Howe
Scrope Howe
Nottingham
Viscount Howe
Howe
Baron Howe
Longar
Isis
Sophia Charlotte
Baroness Howe
Sir William Howe
Penn Ashton Curzon
Curzon
Harriett
Georgiana
Robert
Cardigan
George Augustus Frederick Louis
Adelaide
Ricaard Dado
Ral Assizes
Mary
Kentis
Dodd
Cobham-park
Earl Darnley
Gravesend
Hibernia
Dever
Stockton-on-Tees
W. Payne
London
Globe Tavern
Moorgate
Misa Martha Sale
Finsbury Circus
Calthorpe Place
Gray’s-inn-lane
Limerick
Galway
Youghal
Cork
Cheapside
Sydney
Liverpool Times
Wakefield
Liverpool
Leeds
Huddersfield
Rochsdale
Halifax
Manchester
Hibernian
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Grand Junction
Paisley
Ayr
Great North of
Brighton
Croydon
Hull
Associated
Midland
Northern
Eastern
North Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
Paris
Rouen
Orleans
Sheffield
York
Mock Midland
South Eastern
Dover
America
Express
New York
Oregon
Senate
Upshur
New York Weekly Herald
Benton Ultra
Princeton
Mr. Upshur
Gilmer
Virginia
Sykes
New Jersey
Maxey
Mr. Gardiner
Commodore Kennon
Union
New
Mr. Gilmer
Senator Rives
Mr. Rives
W. C
Moxzy Manger
Sheriff's Court
Guildhall
Hawker
Shepherd
Commissioner Bullock
Thomas Roper Hawker
Henry Butcher
Thomas
Payne
Dyer
Towers
City Police Committee
Joseph Emanuel
Duke Street
Aldgate
Daniel May
Alderman Copeland
Mouring
Elizabeth Asperland
Alexander Lamb
East London Union
Bridewell
Marlborough Street
William Tapsell
Mary Smith
Catherine Phillips
Bury Street
St. James’s Square
Gardenrow
Clerkenwell
C Division
Westminster Bridean
Queen Square
Edward Wyatt
Richard Ricketts
Lower George-street
Chelsea
Mary Jones
James Macarthy
Thames
Swasuine
Catherine Fallon
Browne
White Horse-street
Ratcliff
Nichol
Ballantine
Union Hall
Waterloo Road
Victoria Theatre
Wandsworth
Bas& Coix
Henry Hanbury
Clive
Norrixesam Gaou
Folkestone
Death and mayhem aboard the Princeton disaster
Reports from New York describe the Princeton gun explosion killing Secretary Upshur and Virginia Governor Gilmer, with several others injured or dead. The narrative recalls the violent scene, the shattered gun parts, and the poignant scenes of mourning aboard the vessel.
Death of King Oscar I noted in Sweden Sweden proclamation and Greece constitution heralded
The Paris papers report the death of King Charles XIV and the accession of Oscar I of Sweden and Norway with proclamations praising constitutional governance. Greece proclaims a new constitution and cheers the King and Queen, while international stock markets show mixed movements and a Spanish conversion decree.
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Paris
Sweden
Oscar
Austria
Nicholas
Stephen of
Olga
Russia
Stephen
Hungary
Mettermich
Sram
Madrid
Alicant
Carthagena
Army
Norway
Stockholm
Horse Guards
Charles John XIV
Duke of Upland
Marine
Charles XIII
Chntstianna
Oscar I
Greece
Athens
National Assembly
Prince Caning
Charles Bonaparte
Sir Benjamin Brodie
Royal Academy of Science
Paria
Prince Canino
Benjamin Brodie
China
Beyrout
Courrier Francais
Critics Pan The Suffolk Street Gallery Exhibition
A private view reveals a crowded show of 700 pieces with many weak portraits and flashy military and fashionable figures. Yet critics praise Pyne Holland Montague Woolmer and Baxter, noting strong landscapes and selective portraits while lamenting overbearing mass, poor color, and lack of higher art conception across the collection.
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Suffolk-street
Pyne
Montague
Woolmer
Baxter
T. B. Pyne
Turner
Mulgrave
Land’s End
Scarborough
South Sands
Basse Ville
Calais
E. Prentis
Swain
India
John Dry
Cape of Good Hope
Plaguy
J. Holland
Lake Como
Piazza Signora Verona
D. W. Deane
A. J. Woolmer
Spencer
Thompson
C. Basxter
Osier-beds
A. Montague
Bacchus
H. T. Pidding
Greenwich
Hospital
J. F Herring
F.T. Dicksee
Welch
H.M. Anthony
Tenner
Aberglaslyn
North Wales
E. Gill
Gaspar Poussin
J. Hartley
T. Egerton
Lavinir
Palmer
Ophelia
W. C. Marshall
Henry VIII
St. James’s Palace
Winsor
George III
George IV
St. James's Palace
Buckingham Palace
William IV
Navy
Secker
Nelson
Trafalgar
United Service
L. Perry and Co
Strange
Paternoster-row
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Phillips
Oxford-street
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Guest
Bull-street
Perry
Berners-Street
C.J. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Brittain
Dale-street
W. Wood
High-street
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
I. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
Ip ‘Lucas
New Bell’s Weekly Messenger
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Newman Street
Oxforde Street
J. L. Curtis and Company
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Mann
Cornhill
Taternoster-row
Londo
Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
Thilip
South Castle-street
Ferris and Score
Chronicle Office
Oxford
Guy
Chelmsford
Independent Press Office
Cambidge
Gannin and Co
Grafton-street
Belster
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Bain Atrests
All Bicksellers
Evening Sun
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Age
Argus
Il Mestre, Curtis and Company
Daly
Frith Street
Soho Square
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