Viscount, Holland, and Howes of British peerage history
The passage chronicles the lineages and titles of various peers including Viscount Hood and Viscount Hawke with details of succession, marriages, seats, and mottos. It notes Rowland Hill and Holland families, their estates such as Holland House, Hopetoun, and Curzon lines, plus biographical notes on births and marriages and political alignments.
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Rowland Hill
Baron Hill
Almarez
Yiscountcy
John
Rowland Vas Bert
Anne
Joseph Clegg
Peplow Hall
Drayton
Shropshire
Hardwick
Hawkstone
Market
Thomas's Hotel
Berkeley Re
Olland
Henry Edward Vassall Fox
Fox
Ilchester
Stephen Fox
Commons
Christian
Charles Hope
Naseby
Georgiana Caroline
Charles
Duke of Richmond
Holland
Lincoln
Foxly
Wilts
Charles James Fox
Stephen
Henry Richard
Lord Holand
Holland-house
Tip
Richard Vassall
Eng
Vassall
Lord Holland
Duchy of Lancaster
Harch
Augusta’ Mary Coventry
George William
Earl of Coventry
Florence
Kensington
Middlesex
Eari
Alexander Romney Home
Dunbar and
March
Berwick
Elizabeth
Henry
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
Mary Isabella
Richard John Tibbetts
Burton Seagrave
Northamptonshire
Francis, Wheler
Bryanstone Square
Whitley Abbey
Coventry
Horetoun
Harol
John Hope
House of Hope
Scotland
Earage of
Viscount Aithrie
Baron Hope
Earl of
Hopetoun
James
George Marquis
Annandale
Hartfell
Hopstoun
Sir John Hope
Linlithgow
Louisa
Godfrey
Lord Macdonald
John Alexander
Aithrie
Lochmahen
Hopetoun House
Linlithgowshire
Rachills
Dumtfriesshire
Ormiston
Haddingtonshire
Stevena’s Hotel
New Bond-street
Howard DE Walpex
Charles Augustus Ellis
Charles Rose Ellis
Seaford
Frederick Augustus
Bristol
Howard de Walden
House of Lords
Lucy
William Henry
Duke of Portland
Frederick George
Fitate
Lisbon
Howper, Eaton
John Hobart Caradoc
Glamorke
Vhn Francis Cradock
Caron Howden
Ireland
Baron Howden
United Kingdom
Catherine
Paul Count Skarrousky
Duchess of Kent
Halvot-court of
Howdenshire
County of York
Hanover
France
St. Anne
Gunstone Ark
Tadcaster
Hereford-street
Ark
Lane
Howe
Richard William Penn Curzon Howe
Scrope Howe
Nottingham
Clenawley
County Fermanagh
Emanuel Scrope
George Augustus
Ticonderoga
Richard
Admiral Howe
Iscount Howe
Baron Howe
Unvar
Sophia Charlotte
Baroness Howe
Longar
Trish
Sir William Howe
Penn Ashton Cur
Curzon
Hame
Harriett
Georgiana
Robert, Teafail
Cardigan
South Audley-street
Sweepstake odds at Tattersalls show shifting Derby feel
Seporting intelligence from Tattersalls sweepstakes notes large wagers on Akbar and Emma with Derby implications. Pharaoh Pagan and other horses see changing fortunes as betting markets reflect rivalries and perceived value. Orlando regains edge over Ionian while Campanero strengthens at long odds.
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Tattersall
Ersow
Akbar
Emma
Mr. Bristow
Pharaoh
Colonel Cradock
Pagan
John Day
Peel
Crockford
Orlando
A. Wood
Lord Maidstone
Bowes
Tonian
Sir G. Heathcote
Ionian
Campanero
Scott’s
Momus
Capture of Gamblers at 16 Leicester Place Leicester Square
A large police force led by Superintendent Baker entered the Leicester Place gambling house at 8:45 PM and arrested owner John Harlow and 20 plus organizers and players. Officers seized a roulette table, gambling banks, counters, and cash totaling over £10. The action followed an undercover ruse with a postman entry plan and a Devonshire gentleman disguise.
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Baker
Leicester-place
Leicester-square
John Harlow
John Lang
Lewis Barland
Luke Brown
Augustus Mevas
Thomas Dowling
John Smith
Joseph Patgriew
John Martin
Robert Field
William Lewis
John Braner
Dominique
John Rasper
Louis Bernard
Pierre Entippie
Herkoff Herman
James Smith
John Clark
Bernard Leffling
Edward Rossill
John Rogers
Benjamin Raffle
John Higgins
John Fitzellen
John Riley
Captain Riley
Marlborough Street
Thomas Jones
James Johnson
Horaford
Rogers
Horsford
Mendicity Society
Devonshire
London
Leicester Square
Whorsford
Harlow
Lang
Barland
Brown
Flower
Commissioners of Police
Leicester Place
Thomas Pettit
St. Ann’s
Joseph Gillam
Leicesterplace
Beresford
Long
No. 16
Mr. Flower
A M.le Breet
Maltby
Bernard
Mevas
Dowling
Smith
Patgrieu
Fitzpatrick
Leing
Herman
Clarke
Leffling
Mr. Maltby
Rossill
Rofile
Higgins
Captain Rogers
Fitzallen
Riley
Jones
Johnson
Ward
Retirement roll set for royal marines commandants and officers
The Naval and Military Gazette reports an extensive retirement plan among royal marines commandants field officers and captains with about thirty steps to junior branches. Rev A A Rees, once Sunderland curate, denounces an unlicensed minister at Bath chapel who has abandoned ecclesiastical duties and formed a self styled religious community at Sun ty form Upperham Advertiser.
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Royal Marines
A. A. Rees
Sunderland
Thomas Street
Bath
Sunty
Upperham
Epsom Trial Stakes and Prize Races Highlight Spring Meeting
At Epsom Downs the spring meeting offered modest racing with the Trial Stakes drawing eight entrants of mixed class. Akbar defeated Emma and others to win the Trial Stakes while Croton Oil and Misdeal claimed heats in sweepstakes and long odds betting shifted Derby expectations as rivals vied for advantage on fine weather and perfect course conditions.
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Gilbert Heathcote
Akbar
Campanero
Epsom Downs
G. Heathcote
de Akbar
Chapple
Lord G. Bentinck
Emma
Mr. Braithwaite
Gratwicke
Balchin
S. Fire Curate
E. R. Clark
Gien
Camel
Minikin
Aee
Midas
Croton
Abdale
Sir G. Heathcote
Die
Glancus
Shrine
Mr. Balchin
Mr. T. Smith
Icarus
Mr. Gardner
Chummy
Misdeal
E. R. Clarke
Evans
Liley
Derry Berrinc
A. Wood
Ford
Diggory
Warwick
Northampton Grand Military Steeple Chase Report
The Northampton steeplechase ran about two miles four furlongs from Northampton to Wootton and back. Weather favorable, large crowd. the heavy-weight race won by Brenda with Humbug second, Water Witch fourth. Fox hunting at Rome noted with Roman nobles supporting Chesterfield hounds, Langford managing, and a strong turnout of European nobility and gentry. Also a mortality note on the 92nd Highlanders reflecting on wartime losses.
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Northampton
Wootton
France
Brenda
Scobeil
Barnett
Lord Cardigan
Shirley
Markham
Boocherett
Mr. Cator
Morret
Humbug
Box-keeper
Water Witch
Grantus Warwick
Gage
Lord Cardington
Sir W. Russell
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Burnett
Mr. Shute
Captain Sutton
Little
Mr. Whitehead
Scobell
Mr. Haworth
Captain Broadley
Tod Rider
Mr. Hobson
Rome
Chesterfield Foxhounds
Lord Powerscourt
Lord Brabazon
Langford
Carpagna
Mr. de Burgh
Don Flavio Chigi
Marchese
Patrizzio
Prince Doria
Valmentine
Canino
Chesterfield
Prince Borghese
Aldobrandini
Canine
Odescalchi
Sorlonia
Flavio Chigi
Prince Conti
Peskewitz
Marchese Patrizzio
Count
Stephen Baw
Robert Hay
G. Ramsay
G. Hamilton
J. Loyd
Barret Lennard
G. Hobson
Macuixeny
Kingston-will
Hyde
Manchester
Elizabeth Inman
Kalber
Red Lion-street
Clerkenwell Green
Farringdon Street
St. Sepulchre’s
Kaiber
Sun Fire Office
Mar 26 Gazette lists marriage registrations and insolvency notices
Notices certify solemnising venues and list numerous insolvencies and bankruptcies. Names span Independent Chapel Stratford to Banbury and York chapels with many tradesmen and professionals among the listed debtors and creditors.
Crown appointments and regimental promotions listed
The page records numerous royal nominations and military promotions across regiments including Life Guards, Dragoons, Foot Guards, and various line regiments. It notes changes by purchase, retirements, and new commissions, along with a few ecclesiastical appointments and a bankingLiabilities and assets snapshot from the Bank of England.
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Downine Street
John Macaulay Higginson
Canada
Waitrbaty
Alexander Irvine
Everhead
Aberdeenshire
James Mackintosh
Burntisland
Fifeshire
War Office
Lsut Regiment of Life Guards
Richard Sutton
Purchase
Clifton
George Viscount Dupplin
Sutton
2D Dragoons
Frederick Ulric Graham
Pilgrim
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Gordon Drummond
The
James Hope
Thomas Montagu Steele
Drummond
Sir George Ferdinand Radziwill Walker, Bart
26Th Foot
Steele
4Th Regiment of Foot
George Collins
Smith
12Th Foot
William Edward Crofton
Hanley
18Th Foot
Edward Jones
Tritton
21St Foot
Arthur Charles Webster
41St Foot
Hart
Foot
Francis E. Campbell
Blackett
Frederick Biscoe Tritton
William Matthew Plunkett
Campbell
28Th Foot
Samuel Read
Smart
John Dundas Malcolm
Webb
Joseph Marshall
28Th Regiment
Read
James Verling Ellis
Nelcolm
1St Foot
Thomas Scarman
Friend
Henry Warburton James Gray
Bourke
John Richard Sherlock Fitzgerald
Scarman
Samuel Snelling
Wakefield
Richard Sowden Payne
Snelling
Charles Hart
Webster
44Th Foot
John Chilton Lambton Carter
James Johnston
John Bradley
Carter
Edward Walter
Hackett
William Parker
Bradley
Charles Welbore Herbert Agar
Walter
45Th Foot
David Brown
Francis Percy Nott
George Anthony Leaton Blenkinoony
Brown
Robert Miller
Blenkinsopp
George Coxon
Miller
47Th Foot
James Wood Collins
78Th Foot
Eliington
48Th Foot
William Fetherston
Tobinu
William Harmann
Gray
William Thomas Potts
M'Carthy
59Th Foot
Charles Stuart Baker
Cox
62D Regiment
62D Foot
Edward Seppings Harrison
Jackson
Robert Allan Cox
Fot
Harrison
72D
Richard Minchingness
Cole
1St
West India Regiment
Eevard Lydston Newman
Borthwick
William Leman Braybrooke
Suckling
96Th Foot
Charles Octavius Eardley ‘Wilmot
Bruce
1St West India Regiment
Thomas Armstrong
Doran
76Th Foot
Carlos Arthur Henry Rumbold
Armstrong
Horatio Johm Suckling
90Th Foot
Paton
91St Foot
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Horatio John Suckling
Hodges
Grimes
54Th Foot
Wills
Willis
High Court of Chancery
Bank OF England
The Silent Friend and Perry Medicines Advertised UK
An 19th century advertisement listing The Silent Friend medical work on sexual health and generative issues. It promotes remedies including The Cordial Balm of Syriacum and Perry's Purifying Specific Pills. Details include prices, venues in London and Birmingham, and consultation hours at 19 Berners Street Oxford Street London.
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Piccadilly
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Royal Lrvngin Hospital
London
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Farringdon Street
Sanger
Oxford Street
Prout
Strand
Wm. H. Cory
Cory
Peac
John Fox
C. King
Blackfriars Road
Paul
Lefay
Jean Lefay
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
N.B
Post Office
United Kingdom
H. J. Bett and Co
M.R.C.S.L
Bouveriestreet
Fleet-street
Strange
Paternostererow
Purkiss
Old Compton-street
Phillips
Oxford-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
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Chacery-lune
Loy al
Birmingham
R. and
L. Perry
Paternoster-row
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
J. Gordon
Guest
Bull-street
Perry
Berners-Street
Samuel La’mert
Bepford-Street
Bedfordsquankf
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Manchester
Newton
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Liverpool
Watts
Snow Bilt
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Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broads Street
Bristol
Uld
France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle- on-Tyne
Paton
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Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-street
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Brittain
G. Manell
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C. Westerton
Park-side
Knightsbridge Field
Huett
Princes-street
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HH. Phillips
T. Sawler
Courier-office
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W. Iowell
Dale
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
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Upansoon
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Consulting Surgeons
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