Duke of Nemours to Visit England and Queen
Reports from Wis CELLANY via Courrier Francais state the Duke of Nemours plans a short journey to England to visit Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The item notes public tolls policy and Duke of Sussex memorial considerations, plus broader 1845 news items and local notices from Gray's Inn, telegraph, and trade developments.
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Salls
Courrier Francais
I“Y Padhess de
Jone
Sussex
Sf Eldon
Northumberland
Durham
Gray
Richard Hodges Carter
Gray’s Inn
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Slough
C. Landseer
London Art Union
Leipsic
Mendlesshon Bartholdy
The
Ordnance
Birmingham
London
Pentonville Hill
British American Company
SaLt Or Tre
Bansapors
Barbados
Prince Edward's Island
Lloyd's Rooms
Tindall
Nancy
Darke
Newquay
Plymouth
Glasgow
Achilles
Kr. Oswald
M.P
Scotch Reformers’ Gazette
Lonpox
Westminster
Metropolitan Anti
Cangon
Twankay
Byson
Assam
Canyou
Maryport and
Carlisle
Wigton
Penydarren
Carnarvon Herald
Wralta
Baron Stieglitz
St. Petersburgh
Hanover
Germany
Bristol and Exeter
Beambridge
Branel
Exeter
Victoria and Albert
Downs
Pembroke
Rhadamanthus
Napoleon
Place Vendome
Whitechapel
Judgea and Jury Society
Usher
Bompas
Spankie
Tammas
Vera Atartlin
Archie
Kilmarnock
Ayr
Henry Wright
Newcastle
Trinity House
Newcastle Infirmary
Master Mariners’ Association of
North Shields
South Shields Association
Thames
Victoria Blind Asylum
Execotroy
Wianmot Buckney
Berty Eccles
Wilmot Buckley
St. Helen’s
Betty Eccles
Bolton
Kirkdale
Devon
Devonport
Feigatron
Casis
Chapman
Guildford-Street
Southwark
Helen Casey
Guy's Hospital
Brighton
Pechell
M .P
South Eastern
Dover
Dramatic Opera Season Ends With Gala At Drury Lane
The evening showcased Zi Barbiere and Don Giovanni with Lablache Fornasari Mario and Grisi, followed by Cerito’s dancing and a revived Acis and Galatea. Criticism centers on cast changes with Miss Horton replaced by Allen, and Miss Novello’s performance noted as uneven though musically refined.
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Hes Maszsry
Lablaches
Fornasari
Mario
Grisi
Fanny
Cerito
Dumilatre
Ana
Danseuse
St. Leon
Zi Barbiere
Miss Romer
Galatea
Clara Novello
Herr Staudigl
Old Drury
Falippamailly
Phillips
Hudson
Damon
Allen
Acis
Miss Horton
Miss Novello
Standigl
Herr
Lableche
Hamlet
Acie
Prima Donna
Romer
Staudigi
Mr. Phillips
Macready
Macbeth
Mise Novello
Staudig
Polyphemus
Novello
Phelps
Fortunio
London
Princess’s Theatre
M. Scribe
Haymarket
Webster
Belphezor
Kentrowitz
Apelpai Taeathe
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Opera stars and Paris notes stir public at Covent Garden
Madame Renzi de Begnis feared by management but praised for Naples to Milan success in Otello Semiramide Norma and Donizetti operas. Mrs Davenport dies at Brompton in her fourteenth year. Rachel likely to wed Count Walewski son of Napoleon. Paris votes grant for Cherubini monument. Public rehearsal at St Pauls Cathedral for the Sons of the Clergy draws 2000 with Handel and Mozart selections. Charity collection concludes the concert.
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Covent Garden Theatre
Bellini
Donizetti
Davenport
Brompton
Mapemolserie Racuex
St. Paul
George Smart
Royal Society of Musicians
Cramer
Her Majesty's Chapels Royal
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Attwood
Handel
Racing Odds at Tattersall's Oaks and Derby Betting
Sporting intelligence reports brisk betting at Tattersalls with Derby and Oaks markets active. Favours include Yeoman and Gamecock with heavy stakes, while numerous fillies feature in the Oaks list. Chester Cup outcomes prompt grumbles from Manchester backers as weather affected events. A Cheshire Hunt boy rider debuts, and a 30 mile walking match at Hayes ends with Turner winning amid large crowds and bets.
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Gamecock
Aris
Tides
Blackdrop
General Pollock
Degsy
Bowen
Cotherstone
Blakelock
Taylor
Bell
G. Heathcote
Lord Chesterfield
G. Bentinck
Eglinton
Griffiths
Mostyn
Lord Orford
Mercy
Theobald
H. Combe
Mustyn
Earl of Richmond
Gray
Brocard
Oaxks
Lord Westminster
Maria Dayfayce
Laura
Judith Hutterae
Drake
Jeffy
Price
Lily
Colonel Cradock
Peggy
Ford
Lord Eglinton
Thornhill
Payne
Bessy Bedlam
Lord Lynedoch
Elegance
Chester
Manchester
Sir Harry
Pervan
Ainsworth
New Brighton
Maiden
Hunts
Cheshire Hunt
Martyr
Jock
White Hart
Hayes
Turner
Mountjoy
Suspected entry attempt at Windsor Castle ends in discharge
An American, John Redmond Sims, believed intoxicated, was found near Windsor Castle grounds late Monday. After testimony from a Coldstream Guardsman and magistrate warning, he was discharged with caution. The report also covers a separate not guilty verdict at the Central Criminal Court for a separate rape charge against Thomas Wren, alias Maryon, and surrounding courtroom details.
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Windsor Castle
John Redmond
Sir John Chapman
Town Hall
Home Park
John Redmond Sims
John Wales
Thomas Toop
Coldstream Guards
Hatfield
Tomlyn
John Chapman
Windsor
Long
London
Garosas
Snp
Scandatovus Surinattr
Thomas Wren
Marryon
Central Criminal Court
Elizabeth Wren
Union Hall
Margaret Wren
Joseph Wren
Clarkson
Itia
Catherine Wren
Wagstaff
John Wren
Carnally
Frayed Loyalty and Honor Bound Seaman’s Farewell
A dramatic excerpt from Fraser's Magazine May presents a seaman’s final letter to a brother, detailing enduring gratitude to a rescuer, frustrated love with Julia, class tensions with Mr Protheroe, and a resolve to protect kin. He laments wealth and rank, recalls saving Julia, and fears a desperate end as a suspicious ship trails them. He vows to resist to the death if attacked and bids farewell to his family.
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Mary
Hardy
Serres
Jocko
Scipio Africanus
Covent-garden
Tom
Cape
Aes
S.E
Mr. Protheroe
Mialecs
James
Jack
Julia
Mr. Protherne
Protheroe
Fraser's Magazine
The Townshend Peerage Witnesses in the Chartley Case
Long testimony in the Lords examines whether Lord Chartley and Lady Townshend’s marriage produced illegitimate children. Witnesses discuss christenings at St George's Bloomsbury, claims of infidelity, secrecy about movements from 1808 to 1819, and the possibility of concealment and residence across London and Portugal as the Lords weigh the legitimacy of five children and the legality of a retrospective bill.
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Sarah Nunn
Witness
St. George's Church
Jones
Wheeler
Margetta Papa
Margetts
Marchioness of Townshend
Lord Townshend
John
Westminster School
Lord John Townshend
Maretti
San John
Fordham Abbey
Lord Leicester
England
Townshend
D. Keary
Richmond
Marquis
Westbourne-green
Lord Chartley
Pinner
Rickemansworth
Ealing
Uxbridge
Portugal
Compton
Carr
Leicester
Mills
London
Erle
Lord Leecester
Tomline
Lady Chartley
Mr. Austin
Mies Gardner
House of Lords
Mary Grant
Finchley
Bayley
St. George's Bloomsbury
Sr. Cockburn
Lady Townshend
Lord Brougham
Lord
Chartley
Child
Marquis of Townshend
Peis
Bath
Lower Grosvenor Street
Westminster Hall
Mr. Erle
Austin
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