The Ways of Wapping Ballet at Davey Saxe Theatre
Monday night a new ballet The Ways of Wapping delighted audiences at Davey Saxe Theatre. Mademoiselle Fuoco, Italian-born dancer from Milan, impressed with graceful style and remarkable pointe work. Haguet and Benart among notable performers. Ambroise Thomas music praised. London 1660 scenery applauded. Lavenu’s Loretta also shown.
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M. Mazzilier
Edward
Mademoiselle Fuoco
Milan
Theopular
Carlotta Grisi
Haguet
Sao Carlo
Mademoiselle Fucca
Mademoiselles Benart
Dubignon
Adele
Mademoiselle Louise
M. Huguet
Charles II
Paris
Mr. Lavenu
Lester
Charles Mathews
Scott
Onyatric Teatar
Walter Lacy
Bolton
Lyceum TszaTse
Allcroft
Signor Negri
Thirlwall
W. Thomas
Mester Thirlwall
Paginini
M. Pugni
H. Distin
Handley
Henry Russell
Sinclair
Axxa Bissor
Drury Lane
Townsend
Abbot
Jocelys
Brownlow Knox
J. Milner Gibson
A. Lennox
C. P. Villiers
Montegue Gore
M.P
J. A. Smith
Thompson Henkey
Sheriff Kennard
Johnson
Farebrother
Wilson
Hooper
J. Dake
Dinadale
Dinsdale
Adams
Garaick Theatre
Garrick Theatre
City Theatres
Gomersal
Conquest
Garrick
Napoleon
Waterloo
Astley
Batty
H. Carlos
Pavilion
Corps Dramatique
Hannor
City of London Theatre
Richard Thorne
Tim
Charles Kemble
England
Hamilton
Kemble
Mr. Kemble
Bankruptcy notices and assignees listed across many towns
A long list of names, occupations, and places appears under BANKRUPTS with assignees, including S. Yorke of Cambridge upholsterer and multiple entries for assignees, districts, and dates. Dividends and certificates follow, detailing numerous merchants, traders, and trades across Leeds, London, Bristol, Manchester, and other centers.
Smithfield Market Condition Report Shows Mixed Beef and Sheep Trade
At Monpar market 600 beasts 1580 sheep and 15 foreign calves sold largely to buyers at full prices. Beasts from grazing districts large in number but middling quality with prime beasts steady. rautton trade steady with limited quotable changes. Pork slow, beef and veal prices fluctuated. milk cows heavy at 16 to 18 pounds. Friday sale similar with large but middling stock and modest imports 430 beasts 1400 sheep 22 calves. Cattle totals: beasts 4,066 cows 110 sheep and lambs 4,016 calves 190 pigs 310.
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Smithfield
Monpar
Calve
Death of the Comedian Mr Younge in Pentonville
The obituary notes the death of Mr. Ricuano Yauxce the Comedian, long associated with Drury Lane and later minor stages. It outlines his early start in Newcastle, York circuit fame, and Drury Lane prominence, with ties to Mrs. Harlowe and Elliston. Age about 55, with a career ending due to a failing voice and contentious Drury Lane relations.
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Ricuano Yauxce
Drury ‘Jane Theatre
Warren Street
White Conduit Street
Pentonville
Younge
Newcastle
York
Harlowe
Elliston
Drury-lane
BBC
Sporting Intelligence at Tattersall s Mospas
Reports from Tattersall s and Newport Pagnel Steeple Chases show a strong backers market with heavy bets on favourites including Sister to Cobweb and Marpessa. Odds shifted closely around The Switcher Eagle Lattitat and others as wagers totaled in thousands across multiple outlets and events. A separate Tyne river match between Clasper and Maddison drew large crowds with Maddison leading before fouling and the race being awarded to Clasper after protests.
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Agst
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John Day
Lambden
Lord Strathmere
C. C. Brooke
Pemberton
Powell
W. Scott
Heseltine
Fitzallen
Dawson
Crimson. Deary
Lot
Lord Eglinton
van Tromp
Bowe
Emirote
Mostyn
Planet
Payne
Gully
Bowes
Lunedale
Sir St. Bulkeley
Joinville
Worley
Old Port
Lord Stradbroke
Duke of Richmond
Mr. O'Brien
Mr. Guily
Mathematician
A. Johnstone
Johnny Armstrong
Christopher
Tyne
Newcastle
Henry Clasper
London Watermen
Maddison
Clasper
Boat
Cresper
Hop Market Steady Demand After Duty Announcement
The Hop market quieted after the duty announcement with Sussex and middling Kent prices down 25 to 3s. Sellers reduced prices but buyers returned as the crop became known, and demand improved for the best descriptions with prices firm.
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Trade notices of insolvencies and dividends in London districts
A long list of bankruptcies and assignees across London and major towns. Names include Lowton, Baker and Co, Reeves, Turquand, Ogle, Jenkinson, Mackey and Holt, and many others with assignee details and addresses. Dividends to creditors are scheduled for December across numerous trades from grocers to timber merchants.
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Great James Street
Dedford Raw
Messrs. Baker and Co
Lewes
Sussex
Dodgson and Bradbury
Bishopsgate Street
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Groom
Abchurch Lane
Lombard Street
Murray
London Street
Fenchurch Street
Reeves
Horseferry Road
Limehouse
Kensington
Turquand
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Neal
Avalon Friars
W. Rolfe
Leyton, Essex
Corti Dealer
Assizare
Turquard
Ogle
Great Winchester Street
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Sutherland Terrace
New Bank
S. Woodgate
Westmorrlant Place
Southampton Street
Camberwell
Aontkence
Graham
Coleman Street
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Lawrence Jane
J. Marston
Tr.mingham
Birmingham
Whitmore
Waterloo Street
Hair
Kidderminster
Motteram and Knowles
Bennett's Hill
W. and
Hunmer
Huyton
Lancashire
Liverpool
Morgan
Cook Street
Messrs
Gregory and Co
Nedford Raw
London
Green
Clarendon Square
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Cwmbach
Aberdare
Glamorganshire
Bristol
A-Signes
Miller
St. Augustine’s Plac
Mulicitor
Leman
Baldwin Street
Briatel
Gostick
Keighley
Yorkshire
Leeds
Young
Fewami Co
Bensan
Upton
Parkinson
Jon
Freeman
Jones and Co
John Street
Bedford Row
Marle
Valpy
Motteram
Bubb
Cheltenham
C. Taylor
Mirfield
Common Brewer
Dee
Hope
Mousra Yonge and Co
Tokenhouse Yard
Huddersfield
Sanderson
H. J. Palmer
Wantage
Berkshire
Grocer
New
Court of
Basinghall Street
Thrupp
Winchester Buildings
J. Ullathorne
Spencer Place
Brixton Road
Surrey
Qauntitle
Wadeson
Austin
G. E. Schultz
J. Taylor
J. Leadbeater
Manchester
R. Barker
S—W. Baker
T. Langston
W. Dunnett
J. Grundy
Ramsbottom
W. H. Hounsfield
Cardiff
Draper
C. Capleton
High Street
S. Askam
Bradford
W. H. Osborn
R. Perry
Hatter
Spy Cattle? and Co
Ecclesfield Mill
A. W. J. Mason
Monument Line
Edgbaston
Warwickshire
T. Wegman
W. Osborne
Coventry
W. Mitchell
Westerham
Kent
G—J. Bird
Club Row
Bethnal Green
Amber Merchant
T. Pilbeam
Parker Street
Drury Lave
Wheel
New Yond Street
W. M Dowall
Pemberton Row
Gough Square
City
W. Wood
Shrewsbury
T. Dousbery
New Farringdon Street
P. M'Shane
Dundalk
Ireland
E. Mundy
S. Kezding
Shaw and Maud
Armstrong and Tucker
Lucas Street
Rotherhithe
Bindloss and Nichelson
Kirkland
Westmoreland
T. Bindloss
A. Nicholson
Collier and Brown
Chorlton Upon Medlock
Johnston and Harrison
Sheffield
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Levent
Yeardley and Armitage
Westbar
Irving and Brand
Wigan
Watson and Hansford
York Terrace
Regent’s Park
Bath
Anchor Iron Company
Ogden and Lees
Oldham
Medical reviews praise Masnoon work and Currie on Manhood
Contemporary journals laud Masnoon by J Lo Cras and Co for curing nervous debility and guiding readers through habitual lung afflictions mistaken for consumption. Reviews praise originality and usefulness for parents, teachers, and clergy, while Currie on Manhood is commended for its humane, hopeful approach. The ad notes weekend London address, daily consultations, and a £1 fee with confidential treatment.
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Jist
Samuel Lamert
Decrord-Street
Bedpord-Squars
Lonvom
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries Hall
London
C. Weviews
L Egally
Gridbert
Paternoster-row
Hannay and Co
Oxford-streets
Stane
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Gordon
Leadenhall-Street
Newton
Church Street
Liverpool
Alvice Ac
Ledford Street
Bedford Square
J. Lucas and Co
Newmen Street
Oxford Street
Brittain
Paternoserrow
J. Gordon
Ball-Street
Mansell
Fleer Street
J. Lo Cras
Strange
Sun
Essex
Herte Mercury
Curtis
Mannoon
Naval and Military Gazette
Currie
United Service Gazette
Erate Ttes
Fritu-Street
Soho-Square
Court at Windsor appoints Earl Cowper Lord Lieutenant of Kent
The London Gazette notes on November 14 1846 the Queen in Council appointed the Right Hon George Augustus Earl Cowper as Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of Kent. Admiralty announcements list multiple officers promoted or appointed to naval and military ranks including admirals captains and colonels with changes effective November 9 1846 and November 16 1846. Additional items include appointments to Royal Engineers Royal Artillery and Royal Marines and notices of insolvency examinations and bankruptcies with names and addresses.
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Windsor
George Augustus Earl Cowper
Kent
Admiralty
Ai&ts de Camp
M. FP. F. Berkeley
C.B
G. A. Crofton
G. R Sartorina
A. Fanshawe
Lord J. Hay
G. A. Westphal
H. Hope
J. Veitch
M.D
M. W. Colvin
J. Scott
Royal Navy
Corps of Royal Marines
T. Aslett
Jones
E. S. Mercer
Beatty
W. Fergusson
R. Swale
J. Wilson
R. Mercer
J. H. Gascoigne
J. Urquhart
T. IC. Gray
Leutenant
W. G. H. Masters
Apurratty
Joseph Needham Taylor
London
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Orvice of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
J. S. Bastard
T. G. Browne
D.grant
H. A. Scott
W. Cator
H. C. Russel
S. Rudyerd
C. C. Dansey
C. Otway
W. C. Anderson
KR. Palmer
J. BR. Hornsby
R. S. Armstrong
al. Evans
G. T. Rowland
A. KR. Harrison
H. R. Wright
J. Ne 'Colquhoun
A. Tylee
C. J. Dalton
WH. Forbes
D. R B. Wood
Hugh Manly Tuite
Wm. Emerton Heitland
George Innes
Fred, E. Wilmot
James Wm. Fitzmayer
George R. H. Kennedy
F. A. Campbell
J. P. Goodenough
G. B. Shakespeare
K- H. Crofton
M.S. Dodsworth
Mr. O. Nixon
H. L. Gardiner
B. Bathurst
H. B. O. Savile
R. P. Radcliffe
J. Godby
D S. Greene
P. F. Miller
W. W. Barry
J.T. Orme
G. W. Colomb
G. W. D. Has
T. H. Harding
P. D. Morgenson
M. Stewart
Orrick Op Oroxasce
Corps of Royal Engineers
J. M. F. Smith
R. Jones
T. Moody
J. Oldfield
W. Jenney
John Kay
H.T Worley
W. C. Claston
County of
Pembroke
Owen Owen
Nottingham
Souther Regiment of
Nottinghamshire
Richard Milward
Cornet
S. Surplice
Sussex
Royal Sussex Regiment of Militia
T. Walker
Queen's Brace
Victoria
Warrenart
Hdward Francis Slack
Chippenham
Wilts
Henry Stiles
Northleach
Gloucestershire
High Court of Chancery
C. H. Quick
Shirley
Millbrook
Hampshire
Tobacconis
J. Batchelor
New Church Street
Edgeware Road
J. Jay
Barrack Ground
Romford
Resex
J. Ladran
Mount Gardens
Westminster Road
Hoatmaker
W. Weston
Broad Street
Kennington Green
Kennington
H. Stowe
High Street
Witney
Oxfordshire
Emeline Catherine DE Massaow
Thurlow Place
Thurlow Square
Brompton
T. Cox
Buller Place
Notting Hill
Kensington
Sawyer
B. Woodall
Worcestershire
E. Jinks
Atkin
Warntone Lane
Birmingham
T Brown
Pawton Dean Terrace
Shieldfield
Newcastle Upon Tyne
F. H. Roberts
Wells
Somersetshire
J. Townsend
Berchant Street
Bristol
J. Seargeant
Cuastle Street
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
W. Coulsting
Unity Street
St. Philip's
G. M. Shepherd
Hednesford
Cannock
Staffordshire
J. F. Milnes
Parliament Street
Copper Place
T. Smith
Burrowes Mens
Blackfriars Madcal Mister
Pennell
Meskrs Shaw and Newstead
Ely Piace
Iil
R. K. Payne
Brighton
Edwards
Frederick’s Place
Old Jewry i
Royal Navy Promotions and Consular Appointments in 1846
The Gazette records Queen approvals and Admiralty promotions on November 19 20 1846 including Joan Bonifacio Mosso as Consul General in Ceylon and Don Juan J. O'Brien as Consul General in Great Britain for Uruguay. It lists multiple flag officers and rear and vice admirals promoted within the Royal Navy with names such as Frederick Watkins Sir John Wett Henry Heathcoatt Rot Bendall Littlehales Charles Dashwood Archibald Duff Donald Mackay Sarftel Hood Inglefeld and Captain John Thompson. Also notes promotions in the 3d Light Dragoons Grenadier Guards and various regiments, with purchases and retirements. Dissenters Marriage Act entry and Bank of England weekly statements follow.
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Foreton Orrick
Joan Bonifacio Mosso
Ceylon
Portugal
Algarves
Don Juan J. O'Brien
Great Britain
Oriental Republic
Uruguay
Admiralty
Frederick Watkins
Sir John Wett
K.C.B
Sir Henry Heathcoatt
Bendall Robert Littlehales
Sir Charles Dashwood
Charles Carter, Esq
Archibald Duff, Esq
Donald Hugh Mackay
Sarftel Hood Inglefeld, Esq
C.B
Sir William Augustus Montagu
K.C.H
John Thompson
Royal Navy
Her Majesty
van Orvice
3D Light Dragoons
Cornet J. Mac
11Th Light Dragoons
Cornet
Colt
1St
Or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
H. Penleaze
Purchase
Spottiswoode
Sd Regiment of Foot
P. Browne
Pryce
Paalyn C. Hood
Browne
C. C. Rooke
7Th Foot
Bd Noble
Leutenant
Coxe
W. A. Kidd
Noble
36Th Foot
C. Trellope
L. Rothe
Trollope
R. HH. Carew
6Th Foot
Norman
N. Palmer
The
A. Keane
3D Foot
Palmer
P.M. Ramsay
J. Swaine
Foot
J. MW. St. Jote
Royal Military College
Wescount Kirkwall
West India Regiment
T. F. Wall
Saunders
2D West India Regiment
Surgon A. Collings
M.D
Richardson
Money Marese Tends: London Funds Slump on Exchange News
English funds stayed heavy throughout the week after Boston steamer reports that exchange with the United States favored bullion export. Consols opened at 91 for money and 95 for January, with a 50 000 sale at 943. Foreign securities stayed flat amid weak trade, while railway shares rose then fell. French shares remained depressed.
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Boston
United States
Portugal
London Markets Com Exchange Wheat Prices Quote
London markets report a very small English wheat supply with prices held at day’s end. Foreign wheat sold to meet retail demand, beans and peas slow, oats firm, flour limited. barley and malt quoted higher. Prices span several shillings across regions and varieties as demurrage pressure eases.
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Darley
Market notes on grains and exports from English wheat to Ireland
A weekly market report describes English and foreign wheat finding steady demand at high and low rates, barley and oats firm with modest activity, and flour in demand at low prices. Maize cargoes in request for export, with price guidance and weekly averages for wheat barley oats beans peas and rye.
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Ireland
France
Harley
Galtz
Lennon Avanace Parces
Birth and marriages in Dublin Paddington Edinburgh notices
A birth announced at 2 Brougham place Wellington road Dublin for Landy of Cheyne Brady Esq a son. Marriages include Rev Charley Burney of Greensted green to Mary daughter of late Lieut Colonel J Carmichael at Paddington. Also Charles Ponsonby Bombay Army to Caroline daughter of late Major F Hutchinson Edinburgh.
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Brougham Place
Wellington Road
Dublin
Cheyne Brady
Paddington
Charley Burney
Greensted Green
Archdeacon Burney
Mary
J. Carmichael
Edinburgh
Charles Ponsonby
Bombay
Caroline
F. Hutchinson
Bengal
Rue from Torment Lefay’s Grande Pommade claims cures
An advertisement touts Lefay’s Grande Pommade as a universal remedy for neuralgic pain rheumatic conditions and paralysis with instant relief after a single application. It claims to restore strength and comfort after other treatments failed and lists multiple ailments including rheumatic head pain glandular swellings and heart palpitations. Sold through John William Stirling 80 High Street Whitechapel in metallic cases priced 4s 6d and 2s 9d.
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Lefay
Imany
Jean Lefay
John William Stirling
Whitechapel
N.B
United Kingdom
Aromatic Regenerator for Growth of Hair Promises Restored Curls
A vintage advertisement touts EYEBROWS MOUSTACHES AND WHISKERS produced in weeks from an essential Spirit drawn from aromatic herbs. It claims to regrow hair on bald spots, prevent greying, and ease scalp pain, with testimonials and a pamphlet by W Grimstone. Wholesale and retail agents listed in London and Leith walk.
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Highgate
London
Savory and Moore
Regent Street
New Bound Street
Messrs
Fisher and Teller
Conduit Street
Bond
W. Sutton
Extraordinary Cures by Holloway's Four Ointment
A testimonial from T Hugh Macdonald of Lot 55 in King's County attests Holloway's medicines cured dreadful facial and leg sores after medical help failed. He reports rapid relief and return to work, praising the remedy and urging others to try it. The note was witnessed by J Corry J.P. at Bay Fortune on September 3, 1815.
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Prince Edward Island
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King’s County
Hrent Macpoxatn
Bay Fortune
Joseph Corry
Hugh Macdonald
Wittiast Usogrrnar
Ray Fortune
Europe
East
West Indies
Professor Holloway
Strand
Temple Bar
London
N.S
Coal Prices Per Ton at Market Close Report
A list of coal prices per ton from various mines and districts including Adair's Main Eden Main Hartley West Hartley Hulda Hartley Hartley Netherton Riddell Hartley Sidney Hartley Belin Chester Main Wall's Ends Haswell Hastings Elm Park Pemberton New Tanfield Heaton Russell's Hetton Killingworth Shoden Ord's Redheugh Northumberland Stewart's Tanfield Moor Wharncliffe Whitwell West Hartley Casop Hetton Heugh Holywell Lambton Kelleer Nelson's Bell and Brown Adelaide Townley Bewicke Seymour Wylam Clark St Helen's Tees and other entries with ships arrived.
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Pemberton
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Heaton
Russell’s Hetton
Old Pontop
Killingworth
Shoden
Hetton Eves
Heugh Holywell
Lambton
Kelleer Nelson’s WH
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Townley
Bewicke and Co
Seymour Weat Wylam
Clark and Co
St.Helen’s Tees
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Cambridge
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Hammersmith
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Mattishall
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Lacock
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Islington
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Warner Street
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Avon Street
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