Serenade plot and masked ball at Ducal Palace
In Italy a composer Filippo faces romantic intrigue as Count Fiesco aims to win Dorothea di Pompalo with a serenade. The plot twists include forged music, a Ducal mask event, and a savings of Dorothea, ending with mutual happiness as a secret composer is revealed. The narrative unfolds amid theater notices and ballet reports in London.
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Wanker Tararaz
Italy
Filippo
Mr. Hudson
Count Frisco
Mr. Hall
Dorothea di Pompalo
Miss Fortescue
Marquis di Pempilo
Mr. Tilbury
Signer Caffarini
Mr. Buckstone
Signer
Count Fiesco
Dorothea
Himelf
Pumpin
Caffarini
Meuners
Mr. Hadeon
Reed
Buckstone
John Bennett
Fortescue
Hudson
Paincess
Académie Royale
Paris
Maddox
M. Adolphe Adam
M.jullien
Balliz
Gilbert
Sr. Marshal
Mademoiselle Melanie Duval
Grand Theatre
Madrid
M. Adrien
Jobson
Nell
Melanie Duval
Miss
Mr. Marshall
Maxaczas
Quannens
J.— Deer
Bunn
Atadrille
Adolphe Adam
Escepien Brotgers
le France Musicale
Rue Neuve St. Marc
London
M. Adolphe
Academie Royale
J. M. Maddox
Princess's Theatre
Ben Jonson
Prince Sibert
Charles Atkes
Douglas Jerrold
John Foster
Mark Leman
Iindley Cesiella
Leech
Frank Stove
Depote
Ben
Adelaide Gallery
M. Keller
M. Keller - Yaushall
Oly
I. Keller
Pearce
J. Russell
Pilbrow
Bere
Cambridgeshire meeting at Newmarket features brisk betting
Sporting Intelligence reports on the Newmarket Houghton meeting with tight race betting on the Cambridgeshire Stakes. Results include Captain Phœbus winning the Criterion Stakes and Alarm defeating Event in a crowded program, with heavy wagering and Royal attendance noted.
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Newmarket Houghton
Ireland
Alarm
Cherise
Agat King Cole
Wee Pet
Yardley
Flattery
Secandas
Everton
Young Lochiovar
King Cole
Cambridgeshire
Prince George of
Cambridge
Criterion
Duke of Bedford
Phebus
Whitehouse
Mr. Howe
Khorassan
Yra
J. Phompson
Lord Saltoun
E. Dyson
Nostyn
Beaumont
W. H. Johnstone
Khorassen
Fislf
Jlid
E. D.M
Mr. Meeson
Fair Charlotte
Duke of Rutland
R. Cotton
General Grosvenor
Mr. S. Scott
Bf Hy Touchstone
Hartshorn
Scarletrooner
Scarletrunner
Paultons
Ameryllis
Fair Cherlowe
Mr. Ward
Glentace
Lord Warwick
Trueboy
Nentor
Example
Espoir
Lochiavar
Baron
Tronmaster
Hope
Titmouse
Wolfdog
Duc an-Darras
Ould Ireland
Connaught Ranger
Secondus
Elemi
Chertsey
Croton Oil
Venus
Beet Bower
Chy Elle
Vet Af Mopsa
Jet
Walldog
Bower
Ould
Duke
Event
Yerdley
Hower
Blech
Flatters
Woll-dog
Duke of Richmond
J. Hawley
Alamode
Mlb
F. Butler
Mr. Shelley
Hawkesbury
George Bentiock
Miss Elis
Abdale
Oakley
Lord Glasgow
Retriever
Emma
Holmes
Mr. Herbert
Elis
Tesane
Phobus
Ray Middleton
Miss Whip
Greville
Tattersall
Royal
B. C
Lord G. Bentinck
W. Abdale
Lord Albemarle
C. J. Shafto
Mr. Death
A. Wells
B. Sadier
Hydra
Upgat Clumey
Llaget Miedeal
T.Y.C
Red House
Clumay
Peer Gaily
Metal x
C. D.M
Lord W. Powlett
Montreal
Dr. Syntax
Bartholomew
Mr. Sheliey
Meatyn
Sherpehooter
Cospe
Agat
Colonel Feel
Caen
Mr. Perry
Sally Brown
G. C. Gill
W. W. Wynn
Anna Bullen
Anse Bullen
Mies
Terrier
Ft. T
Lord Glasgon
Physalia
WV. W. Wynn
Stoker
Kesheng
Queen Pomere
Milden
Deodora
Bourra Tomache
Nawourth
Fair Rosamond
Ism-not Aware
Miss
Nano
Queen Pomare
Dat Tih
Fitties
Hin Atake
Mr. Purth
Slane
A. Bell
Lord Lontiale
Jay
Eanui
Bf Science
Royal notices and appointments from The London Gazettes
The London Gazettes record Queen Charlotte appointing Elizabeth Lucy Countess of Dysart to the Bedchamber in Ordinary, with various Royal Marines and militia commissions, dissenters marriages registry, bankrupts, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and other official notices dated Oct 27–28. Named individuals include Elizabeth Lucy, Countess of Dysart. Thomas Burton Vandeleur Fitzgerald. John Tunstall Haverfield. Archibald Campbell. Peter Maitland. Allan Pollock. Organizations include the Royal Navy and Royal South Gloucester Light Infantry. Dissenter chapels and several firms listed in bankruptcy and dividend notices. Place names include Diss, Manchester, Cambridge, Londonderry, and London addresses. Dates span Oct 14–Oct 28.
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St. James's Palad
Elizabeth Lucy
Allan Pollock
Enq
Gazetts
Wesleyan Chapel
Diss
Norfolk
Harpurhey
Manchester
J. Summers
Cambridge
G. M. van Dadebzen
Mincing Lane
G. Hoskins
Peckham
W. Bellamy
Clarice Place
Briddieton Road
Kingsland Road
Blackburn
Minories
Northumberland Alley
Fenchurch Street
Leman and Bryan
Old Swan Pict
Upper Thames Street
N. Tune
Black Ratn Road
S Snaith
Garboldisham
C. Schopeld
Kingston Upon Thames
J. C. Creapin
Eastcheap
Moran, Rodick, and Moston
Wellingborough
C. Green
Bargeyard
Bucklersbury
W. M. Onions
Weatbromwich
Staffordshire
W. Scott
Rae
Marcheater
Jones and Crosskill
Nochdale
W. Seccombe
Tavistock
Bude
Cornwall
W. J. J. Coall
Exeter
W. Reay
Walker
Northumberlandshire
G. Walker
Newcastle Upon Tyne
J. Palmer
Sen
Stapleford
Nottinghamshire
T. Barker
Sandiscre
Derbyshire
J. Clarke
Mitchell, and Co
Leicester
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J. Heaton
Ludlow
Band Street
Oxford Street
G. T. Peers
J. H. Sucking
Hirmingham
Irontmonger
J. May
Liverpool
J. Braithwaite
Morpeth
Northumberland
Hyde
F. Oatley
B. Squire and Co
Leeds
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Gloucester
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Binning and Harman
Bridgewater
Cox and Sons
Brampton
Cumberland
W. Cox
G- Beaumont and Son
Almondbury
York
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Battersby, Bayly
Miles
Helstal
Harford
Arnold and Cooper
Budgerow
Br. Bramstad
Great Britain
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Mauritius
East Indies
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Enry Kirkkneil
Grocers’Company
Attleborough
W. Wright
Prospect Place
Old Kent Road
Carpenter
J. Lawrence
Pillgwenny
Monmouthshire
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Bristol
T. Boutland
Gateshead
Durham
J. Collins
West
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W. J. Walker
Silver Boot
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Suffolk
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J. Thomas
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Monson
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Armley
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Romford
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Bath
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Truro
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Little Newport Street
Soho
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Redditch
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Samurl
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Canterbury
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Scarborough
J.T. Taylor
Watkinson
York Terrace
Regent's Park
J. C. Dempsey
A. Green
Brighton
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W. KR. Watts
J. Mitchell
Montagu Street
Montagu Square
Kingston Upon Hull
Jopting
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Tleedon
Devonshire
Colley and Dyer
Boston
Skirbeck
Lincolnshire
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Hill
Dyer
Lincalrshire
W. Colley
Bill and Watson
Ferryhill
Naptha
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Windmill Lane
Camberwell
Laidman and Cox
Chancery Lane
Moore and Clayton
Chorley
Lancashire
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Llanelly
Carmarthenshire
T. Thorne and Son
Hastings
Sussex
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St. Mary Axe
Gardham and Hill
W. Carr
Hylton
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Newhold Astbury
Cheshire
Burdon and Wilks
High Street
Wapping
Warburton and Mitchell
Much Woolton
Clough and Edmonson
Grawington
T. Fracer
Inverness
R. Taylor
Glasgow
Chymlat
Blockade notice and military promotions in 1845 era postings
A scanned Gazette style item reports a strict blockade of Bucco port by British and French naval forces along the South American coast under Rear Admirals Inglefield and Laine, with neutral vessels allowed to depart earlier in August. It lists military promotions and appointments across regiments, engineers, and yeomanry, plus various insolvency and bankruptcy notices, and market data from the Bank of England and London corn exchange.
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Forries Cvrier
Bucco
South America
IngleGeld
Laine
Oriental Republic
Oribe
Law of Nations
4Th Light Dragoons
W. K. Fraser
Purchase
Cumming
Comet A. Grant
Fraser
EB. Fredcroft
Grant
1St Regiment of Foot
M. Thompson
C. Pieters
16Th Foot
T. Lyons
Peacocke
A. F. Bowles
de Courey
W. K. Park
Bath
J. E. Leahy
Arbuckle
Orricy
Onawasco
Corps of Royal Engineers
J. W. Gordon
Bennett
F. W. King
Gordon
CITY INTELLIGENCE. Monday Evening Market Wrap
Pagish securities remain steady amid volatility with modest gains none. Prices show little improvement while activity grows. Cant money quotes 94.5 to 97 for money and 97 for account. Bank stocks lag around 2069 to 2154, three percent reduced 94 to 94. India bonds 643 premium. South Sea 1.74. Exchequer Bills 30 a to 31. Foreign securities activity not broad. Overall market unchanged lately with early quiet then rising uncertainty as business progresses. Engbet securities rise early today but stay well supported with no major busts. transactions spread across markets with prices generally firm.
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Smithfield
Soxpar
London
Liz
Rottersam
Hamburgh
France
Holland
Hunt, &c
Rotterdam
Hameburg
Ft India
Ste
Tours
Tours Pay beasine.—The Engbet
Foreign bonds and share market rally after unsettled trading
In Brazilian, Colombian, Danish, Ecuador, Mexican and other securities, prices rose toward fair value as settlement proceeds ease. The stock exchange saw improved firmness with two firms facing difficulties, but brokers facilitated settlements, money flowed from respectable sources, and overall prices remained steady with firmer expectations despite speculation and unsettled ministerial views on trade policy.
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Ecuador
Spaolab
Stock Exchange
Busines
Dritith Securities
Consola
Pripay Evgxino
Rabbers
EL-PRESERVATION AND NERVOUS DEBILITY PROMOTION
A Victorian era advertisement for a medical treatise on debility from youthful excesses by Samuel Lamert. It promotes "Self Preservation" with guidance on reproductive health, marriage, and restoring vitality, listing imprints, publisher details, and multiple London and provincial booksellers.
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Samuel La’mert
Beorono-staeet
Barrozpequarx
Loxvon
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries
Hall
London
Stafford Gazette
Wakeheld
Gilbert
Paternoater-tow
Starle
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Regentestreet
Heanay and Co
Oxfordstreet
Noble
Otery-Lane
R. and
L. Perry
Soho
Perry
Daly
Berners Street
Oxford Street
Water as a Remedy and Medicinal Devices Promoted
Advertises water as a universal remedy for digestive and nervous ailments, touting an aperient use with an expulsive vase. Promotes hearing aids, medical volumes, and Perry’s purifying pills with details of prices, outlets, and consultation fees.
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