Fragmented Note Hints at Speaking Truth Amid Disorder
A partial OCR line hints at a theme of truth telling amid confusion. The readable fragment includes phrases about speaking truth and right conduct, suggesting a reflective or admonitory note within a larger piece. No clear persons, places, or dates are identifiable.
Countess of Clare Attends High Mass at Ipswich Chapel
The Countess of Clare, newly received into the church of Rome, attended high mass at the Roman Catholic chapel in Ipswich on Sunday the 9th instant. The report cites Bury Post and notes other brief items such as Mrs. Geonce Thompson and various political and local notices, including changes in warehouse hours, election figures, and maritime happenings. The summary compiles these scattered snippets into a single record with emphasis on named individuals and places connected to 19th century press blurbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Clare
Ipswich
Bury
Geonce Thompson
George Thompeson
Baboa Pwarkananth Tagore
India
Tooley-street
Tower
Westaryston
Liberal Party
Chatham
Sis
Papineau
New York
Canada
Montreal
Alifaa
United States
Lord Ffrench
Woottey
Bryrgas
Woolley
Miss Bryers
Chester
Bluecoat School
Berrington
Bryers
Eastgate-row
Liverpool Standard
Marquis of Londonderry
Sunderland
Wear
Tees
Stockton
Nees
Gateshead
Houses
Parliament
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lords
Gratis
Great
A. B
Charing Cross Hospital
G. H. Bowers
Covent-garden
Popriarios
Pressia
Berlin
Prussia
Sarum
Lea
Anduround Derby
Suarderland Herald
Edward Codrington
Portsmouth
Charles Rowley
John Talbot
Charles
Smith
Countess of Essex
Miss Stephens
Beautiful Rhine
Lass Gowrie
Logie Bachan
Live
Southampton
Fran Cowes
Iwr
Atlantic
Stafford
Kr. Sewell
Lower Marsh
Bancrepyey Comissioniis
Inuingham
Balony
Q.C
Charles Phillips
Manchester
Sergeant Ludlow
Jemmett
Leeds
McE. West
Montagu Bere
Bristol
Sergeant Stephen
Stevenson
Exeter
Sergeant Goulburn
Newcastle
Ellison
Royal
Windsor
Sir Jeffrey Wyattile
Ashton
Sir Jeffrey
Mascyadering
Liverpoool
Bradford
Orleans
Merinas
Dexman to Derby: Denman’s public life and Stanley line
Lord Denman, born 1779, rose from Lincoln’s Inn to chief justice and baron. The account traces his legal rise, Queen Caroline defense, and charitable works, then shifts to the Stanley Derby line from Sir John Stanley to Edward Stanley, current lord, detailing titles, roles, marriages, and residences.
Road to Ruin at Drury Lane Receives Praiseful Review
The curtain rose on The Road to Ruin at Drury Lane with a thinner crowd than next week, while the cast including Mrs. Jones, Mr. Phelps, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Mathews drew applause for faithful character work. Holcroft’s dialogue and verisimilitude were praised, with notes on Susky, Silky, and Goldfinch. the company’s strong ensemble and thoughtful selections elevated the revival over recent offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olcroft
Goldfinch
Holcroft
Ife
Drury Lane Company
Jones
Warren
Sophia
Hoydenry
Dornton
Phelps
Harry Dornton
Anderson
Lambert
Susky
Compton
C. Mathews
Aura
Nur
Puearak
Lady Macbeth
Salzberg
Miss Phillips
Vandenhall
Zan
Wachelh
Cooper
Charles Pitt
Macduff
Surrey
Victoria
Grieve
Nina Sforza
Haymarket
Mr. Buckstone
America
Mr. Dove
Buckstone
United States
London
Atlantic
OtyMerc Takatre
Mayland
Rory M‘nab
Tom Towel
Florence
Rory
Manifold
Mr. Fitzjames
Ross
Mr. Searle
Miss le Batt
Florence Mayland
Blewitt
Leman Kede
Douglas
Oltella
Romeo and Juliet
Little Theatre
Strand
Shakspeare
Norval
Kede
Louisa Winning
Thalia
Unc
Adelaide Gallery
Hyde-park-corner
Foot Guards
Knightsbridge
China
Davis
Chine
Macartneys
Jocelyns, &c
Nathan Dunn
Dunn
Louis Philippe
Godas
Canton
Paradise
Covent Garden
Carolina
Kemble
Lisetta
France
Germany
Mainzer
Edinburgh
Thither
Henry Bishop
James Forrest
Herr Muller
Charles Lover
Charles O'Malley
Harry Lorrequer
Jack Tinton
Haymarket Theatre
Paris
Donnizetti
Linda de Champuny
Madame Viadot Garcia
Lablache
Standigi
Vienna
Atheneum
Molle
Fanny Ellsler
Potsdam
Louis Tieck
Berlin
Dresden
Grand Opera scenic director and Celeste reappears in US theater
King appoints scenic director for Grand Opera in the capital as Celeste returns to the Bowery theatre with renewed fame. Reports note her earnings of 2642 dollars over the first three nights and highlight the continued success of Nauta Theatricals in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheneum
Count Rossi
Molle Sontag
Sardinia
Athe- Nauta
United States
Mademoiselle Celeste
Bowery Theatre
New York
Celeste
Alarie Ducange
Madame Meric
Honyn Farn
Charton
Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart
Charlton
Cuckuld
T. Maryon Wilson
Nelson
Lee
Richardson
Grimaldi
Clarke
Astley
Woolwich
Aquarius
Alger
CambridgeShire Stakes Betting Swings Ahead of Derby
In Tate era form the CambridgeShire Stakes opens with Ralph Florence and Knight of the Whistle crowding the odds. Fleeting leads shift as backers swing 7 to 1, 4 to 1 and 13 to 2 with others like Cabrera and Topsail filling out the field. Closing prices list Florence at 8 to 1 and Ralph at 10 to 1 amid further Derby bets and longshot placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersale
Moynay
Cambridgeshire
Ralph
Florence
Buskmare
Cabrera
Master Thomas
Chesterfield
Isaac Day
Nimrod Wut
Busk
Albemarle
Duke of Grafton
Ramsay
W. F. Stanley
Forester
G. Bentinck
Jersey
Adela
Nolmes
Vulcan
Tre Denny
Murat
Cotherstone
Scott
Newmarket
Sto J
Cotherstone and
Duke of Girafton
Nimrod
Peet
Garry Owen
W. Stanley
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Ramsay
Holmes
Augustus
Billingham Lass
Urany
Peel
Bowes
Bell
Canton
G. Heathcote
Nikkel
St. Paul's
Cheviot
Maria Day
Nutwith
Grays Marsh Prize Fights And Beachneath Running Race Report
Disgraceful exhibitions on Grays marshes feature a 25 pound side bout between Burt and Norton, ending in Norton's victory after a long, brutal contest. A 10 pound side fight, Martin prevailing after a late finisher, is followed by a marathon running match between Jem Cook and Gately from Blackheath to Crayford, with rapid splits and a dramatic finish despite uphill segments. The piece notes betting activity, a Jockey Club ruling on dispute resolution, and a dog fox incident ending in suicide after a clash with a shepherd’s dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays
Burt
Norton
Martin
Maron
Beachneath
Jem Cook
Greenwich
Kent
Blackheath
Crayford
Fettle
Cogniscenti
Bately
Shooter's Hill
Gazely
Jockey Club
Newmarket
Mr. Marshall
Teversall
Crossly Bank Wood
Hardwickhall
Reynard
Sheffield Iris
Unlikely Medical and Court Notes from 1841
A satirical piece on crude methods and moral warnings precedes a note on the QUEEN's Hospital at Birmingham. The Royal College of Surgeons grants recognition from Oct 1 1841 with Prince Albert as president and a £50 donation. The text also touts Simco's Gout and Rheumatic Pills as a remedy for gout and rheumatic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Mrs. Fry
Hodgson
Maryland
Queen’s Hospital
Birmingham
Council
The
Royal College of Surgeons
Prince Albert
Johnson
St. Paul's
Thames
SIMCO
Ijtland
Speculations in corn end in bankruptcy examined
The bankrupt Henry Baker, famed for extensive corn speculation, faced a final examination after delivering a voluminous balance sheet from April 1, 1840. The commissioner and official assignee confirmed the accounts, and creditors present did not opposition. The session also covers Middlesex magistrates reviewing parish rentals, rate figures, and increases in several parishes. A later cruelty case against Barnard and Mary Gavan was tried, with Mary acquitted and Barnard convicted on one count after vivid testimony from Eliza Gavan and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Bankruptcy
Weednesay
Cony Speculations
Henry Baker
Evans
Ieee
Owe Gee Ae
Wee
Celeste Seaha
Eis Saeed
Middlesex
Sergeant Adams
Guildhall
Westminster
St. Marylebone
DL George
Hanover-square
St. Pancras
St. Martin-in-the- Fields
St. James
St. Giles In The-Fields
St. Mary
Islington
St. Margaret's
St. Andrew's
Elvira
St. John's
Paddington
St. Leonard's
Shoreditch
St. Johns
Hawkney
St. George's
St. James's
St. Martin’s-in-the Fielés
Whitechapel
Iverease
Hackney
Limehouse
Shads Elt
Clerkenwell
Manylebune
Vifeirman
Barnard Gavan
Mary Gavan
Eliza Gavan
Clarkson
Payne
Mr. Prendergast
Henry-street
Portland Town
Fliza Gavan
Ireland
Hobbs
Portland
Ballymena
Nancy Quin
England
William Webb
Marylebone
Peter Cunningham
Rawlinson
Webb
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Tode A
Dar Dar
Dexman
Revercoat
Nottingham
Thomas den- Tan
Eton
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Lincoln’s Son
Brougham
Parr
Wareham
Calcrutt
George the Third
Anne Boleyn
Denman
Mannchester
Wynn
Courts of Justice
Hume
Mr. Williams
Court of Chancery
Lord Eldon
Canning
Prince of Cumberland
Duke of York
Lord Denman
Monmouth
Duke of Beaufort
Common Council
Wing's Bench
Gloucester
Warwick
Caroline
Duke of Wellington
Lord Tenterden
Court of King’s Bench
Baron Denman
Dovedale
County
Derbyshire
Theodosia Anne
Richard Vevers
Saxby
Thomas
Privy Council
London University
Portland-place
Stoney Middleton
Bakewell
Denny
Earl of
Stanley
John Stanley
Isabel
Thomas Latham
Henry IV
Isle of Man
Isles
Sir Thomas Stanley
Lord Stanley
Earl of Warwick
George
Lord Strange
Lord Derby
Margaret
John Duke of Somerset
Edmund Tudor
Earl of Richmond
Henry Earl of Richmond
Bosworth
Richard
Richmond
Earl of Derby
William Stanley
Hull
Perkin Warbeck
Edward
Mary
Elizabeth
Ferdinando
Strange
William
James
Earl
Worcester
Bolton
Lathamhouse
Earldom of
Derby
Edward Stanley
Bart
Miss Farren
Edward Smith Stanley
K.G
F.L.S
Charlotte Margaret
Geoffrey Hornby
Edward Geoffrey Lord Stanley
Baron Stanley
Bickerstaffe
Lancaster
County of Lancaster
Lancashire
Linnwan and Zoological Societies
Grosvenor-square
Knowsley-hall
Prescot Lancashire
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