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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 23, 1842

Page

7

A Court Flower Show Amid Diverse Horticultural Notes

Fragmented OCR essay lists colonial romance, tobacco trade, and a court flower show. It cites Wren Loveless marrying Lady Jenny, notes Virginia cultivation and women shipped for wives, then sketches a flower show with roses, sunflowers, and bishops as a curious mixing of horticulture and social commentary.

Wellesley and Brougham Devotion to Classical Taste

A Victorian fragment discusses Marquis Wellesley and Lord Brougham as rivals in political thought and friendship with Pitt versus Fox. It notes epitaphs and inscriptions drafted by Wellesley for a daughter’s memory and a pedestal statue of the Duke of Wellington, including Latin lines and a reflection on enduring fame.

Marquis Wellesley Lord Brougham Lord Wellesley Brougham Mr. Pitt Fox Kingston House Pitt Pete Cwlestes Marquess Wellesley Duke of Fington London Conservata TVIS Evrupy Invictvm Europe Asia

Insolvent and bankruptcies listed in London gazette

Londres Insolvent W Lyon of Woodford Essex named. Bankrupts include E and R Fennell Aldermanbury Postern city warehousemen and cotton yarn manufacturers J Coats St John street draper T G Martin Great Winchester street Old Broad street city wine merchant C Allen Devizes cattle dealer among many others with numerous dividends notices and certificates across trades and regions

W. Lyon Woodford Essex E. and R. Fennell Aldermanbury Postern City J. Coats St. John-street T. G. Martin Great Winchester-street Old Broad-street C. Allen Devizes FR. J. Mitchell Alderagate Street T. Ginger Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire J. Fuller Maidenhead T. Dykes Broadstreet St. Giles's J. Musson Lime-street Square Baker and Wallis Edward-Street Furriers T. Calvert Pallanall Bowyer Detecter Ivory Turner E. Scholefield Watling-street J. Spencer Lamb's J. Leach Bricklane Spitalfields J. Bedford Westminster Road Ironmonger R. Jacques Nottingham Hosier B. Jacques and Co Hosiers Teasdale and Swales Sheffield J. Robinson Tideswell Derbyshire J. Kendall Deritend Warwickshire St. Full Leamington Cuave and Burton W. Wilks Bengeworth Worcestershire S. Gear Stanley and Watson Leeds Monkwearmouthshore Durham W—G. Noble Biddick T. Mo Jones Worcester J. Holdsworth Bradford J. Slinger Liverpool J. Fairbank Manningham Yorkshire T. Tensen Coventry S—J. Porter Barnsley S—J. Robinson S. Eastwood Hudderstiel L. Allport Gi. Nicholson Manchester J. W. and H. N Barton Ancoat T. James R. Askew T. Jones Gardden Denbighshire S—J. H. Jackson Eastwood S. Porter Chester Hudson and Hargreaves G. P Gresly Cheshire W. Jennings Bungay Suffolk P. Crompton Ironmonger and Smith J. and J.S. Tolson Huddersfield S. Drinkwater W. Wilkinson R. Neech Kirkley G. Bower Milnes and Cowen Iron and Brass H. Varry H. Francis Norwich Scrivener J and FE. Fisher Meghthill Lancashire E. Martin Sen R. Martin J. Johnson Salford E. Ashworth Sale and Astley Heaton Norris Stockport W. Green Wetherby J. Lewis Birmingham F. Deakin G. J. Green G. Alsop Uttoxeter Staffordshire J. Dickson Newcastle Upon Tyne Draper J. Wilson J. Astbury Meece-house Davison Stone J. B. Pigott Darlington T. and J. Thornton Newcaste-upon-Tyne B. Crowther Mirfield T Grove Stourbridge R. J. Wrangham Great Driffield Grocer W Bridge Aston Beverley W. Thorpe Glentham Lincolnshire T. Trafford Hatton J. Temple Myton Kingston-upon-Hull W. May R. Graham W. Lloyd Binder Moulton R. Kreeman Ely Cambridgeshire J. G. Dohison Nether Langwith Nottinghamshire Gibson and Milas J. Rimmer Lytham T. F. Conzens Canterbury W. Parker Hockley S—J. Rate Fastgate Feltmouper R. Hickman Bilston G. Thorpe Kirton-in- Lindsey Hargrave Splaine Lyster Jo—D Crane Wolverhampton Publican and Minster C. Carr W. Hart G. Hallett Ryne Isle of Wight S—J. Sly Melcombe Regis Dorsetshire A. Milly Ashton under-Lyne W.G. Seed U—D. W A. J. Acraman Bristol S—G. Robinson Mary Farrand Almondbury R. Lamb Stockton St. Stringer Great Yarmouth S—Pritchard and Croft Lo—E. Wilkins Swansea F. Norrison Devil's Bridge Cardiganshire B. Barlow Weymouth R. Knowles Great Bolton Collier Dudley Bedminster W. Dixon Walsall J. Knight Southampton R Seddon J. Line Sein Stackport Cuttese Manuuufacturer Jackson Lincoln Chiemist S. Pope Calico-Prinuter R. Peart Newark-upon-Trent T. Hill K.J. Wrangham Muniday Farestreet Cripplegate G. Barrett Ecclesfield F. Bowles Store Street Bedford-square Great Coram-street Russell-square Brook Street Grosvenor-square W. T E. Apsey Rotherhithe C. J. Townley W. Morgan T. Holroyd Gorely Toyman T. Worsley T. St Hudson, Wells R. Lee Ticclurist Susses Levy and Vaughan Greenwich Rolfe and French Litlington Potts Auster Smith W. Potts Shelford and Oswald T. Cellius Allen, Braithwaite, and Co Charles Street Drury Line Henrietta-street Covent Garden Elizabeth Tennyson Chesterman and Gibbs Banbury Oxfordshire Westrap Iron Coolsedge New Crane Shadwell A. Steel Hole Seorm Ayrshire W. Neilson Barnbank Hyuilton W. Smith Glasgow Wright and Builder Forbes and Son Blairnambring Little Jyankeld Perthshire

Marriages and Deaths in Historic Local Notices

A collection of marriages and deaths from various locales, noting unions in Barton Lancashire and Holborn, and obituaries for John Rokewoods, David Gregorie, Georgiana Bradford Countess, General John Brodrick, plus other memorials and local anecdotes. Includes parish notes from Silchester and Rendham with editorial commentary on bachelor life and social customs.

Barton Lancashire George Arthur Shee Hsg Martin Archer Shee The Royal Academy Jane Thomas Joseph de Trafford Bart Trafford Park Holborn Bennet Parkhouse Cecilia Tennyson Somersby Lincoln Rendham Bicker, Butcher Berkshire Chronicle

Notable Obituaries and Death Notices From Brighton and London

A roundup of notices records deaths and memorials including Lieut General Sir James Lyon at Brighton after health recovery, Mary Ann Payne in Kennington, Letitia Selwyn of Queen’s County, John Balfour Kay at May Fair, and Frederick Ottley barrister. Also reports the sudden death of Mr Orde the Beeswing owner, Lord Edward Pelham Clinton in the Chinese empire, and the Hon. and Rev. George Rushout Bowles rector of Barford and heir to Northwick.

John George Rokewoods Culdham-hall Lincoln's Inn Roukewoode Thomas Gage Hengrave Hall Queen Square Gregorie Norwood Georgiana Elizabeth Countess of Bradford Thomas Moncliffe, Bart Elizabeth Ramsay George St. Lord Panmure Earl Dunkirk Fort St. Andre TRG ISUS Dublin Pollock Saunder Onn Moreaulty William Scott Burnmonth Ettrick Forest Eskdale Liddesdale Border Counties Border Burnmouths Carlisle William Taylor Old Moss Fyvie Duke of Northumberland William Aberdeen Herald Susacran Gipsy Little Coggeshall Clements Cecila Chilcott W. Wigson Chernsford Chronicle Brighton James Lyon K.C.B G.C.H Mary Ann R. Payne M.B Kennington-siore Great Union-street Southwark Jasper Judge Richmond Surrey Letitia W. Selwyn Queen's County Curzon-street John Balfour Kay Trenaby St. Vincent's Frederick Ottley Warner Ottley York-terrace Regent’s Park Stanwellhouse Middlesex Burwell Vark Lincoln M. Bancroft Lister Sloane-street Harriot Gregory White Barns Herts George Hallam Oxnk Morpeth Orde W Great Britain Ravensworth Orde Tyne Mercury Clumber Lord Edward Pelham Clinton Duke of Newcastle Barfordhouse George Rushout Bowles Barford Lord Northwick Northwick Park Worcester John Rushout John Caroline Earl of Galloway Jane Duchess of Marlborough 1St Regiment of Foot Guards Northwich Gentleman Charles Cockrell, Bart

Pimlico road to link Vauxhall and Battersea bridges

A new road laid out by Mr Cubitt for the Marquis of Westminster on the Pimlico estate will run from Vauxhall Bridge to Battersea Bridge with a terrace facing the river. The project follows complaints about dim street lights in Pimlico and Westminster parks.

Micnovotiran Westwanp Cubitt Marquis of Westminster Pimlico Vauxhall Bridge Battersea Bridge Chelsea College Westminster Pas Martinc Fsmare Chartists National Charter Association Old Bailey Chartist People’s Charter Susannah Inge Wyatt Carey Ridley Cohen Martineau Salmon Association House of Commons Mr. Cohen Mary Anne Walker Miss Walker Lord Abinger Mary Anne Jong Mary Ann Walker Charles M.carthy Castello CoLamioxs Malta Crescent Mormora St. Gowan's Sunderland Jane Porth Hartlepool Virgil Archangel Antisilio Robert Owen Carnarvon Tramore Strand Liverpool Caribbee Islands Falerford Mirror Abingdon Gaul Brussels

Martineau declines pension offer amid public aid debate

From correspondence published by Mr Charles Buller and Miss Martineau we learn Lord Melbourne offered Miss Martineau a civil list pension of £150 a year as a sign of respect for her writings. She declined, saying she would prefer parish aid or workhouse support over public purse rewards and that taxation should respect merit through future reforms.

Mantingau Divin Charles Buller Martineau Lord Melbourne Carter Victoria Theatre Granby Street Waterloo Road Cracie Pir Susannah Wardley Higgs Stag Castle-lane Westminster Ralph Foster John Ince Pimlico Jane Foster Beay Milbank White Birmingham Warwick

Three Papier Mache Trays Offered at Reduced Prices

From the low spirits in the manufacturing districts Rippon and Burton offer a large range of ornamented papier mache tea trays in gothic and Troan styles at reduced prices. Three-tray sets and singles are available at 12 Wells Street Oxford Street, established 1820.

Rippon and Burton's Went Street Oxford Street Burton London Wells-street

Extraordinary Cure Promised by Holloway Pills and Ointment

Sworn at the Mansion House in 1842, a London case details fifteen running ulcers and leg wounds healed in three weeks using Holloway's Pills and Ointment after four hospitals failed. Dr Bright praised the cure, noting disbelief at saving the arm. The advertisement cites uses for skin diseases, ulcers, cancers, gout, and piles and lists prices for various jar sizes.

Olloway Guy's Metropolitan King's College Charingerus Manzion-house Sumpany Arripaint William’ Brooke Union-street Southwark London Metropolitan Hospital King’s College Hospital Guy's Hospital Charing Cross Hospital Deponent Bransby Cooper Fright Holloway Bright City of London Joan Pirin Strand Temple-bar

Premature Decay and Practical Observations on Local Weakness

A London prospectus promotes a medical book by P. Davis and Co. on sexual health, detailing origin and consequences of weakness and infections, with directions for removal and cure. It asserts plain language, broad accessibility, and practical remarks from extensive experience in reproductive health, urging readers to obtain guidance and treatment.

United Kingdom R. and L. Perry Birmingham Leeds Strange Wilson Bishopsgate-street Purkis Compton Street Soho Jackson and Co New Bonilstreet London Guest Bull-street Buckton Brigeate Messrs, Perry Great Charles Halgrow Albion Street Messrs. Perry P. Davis, and CO Messrs Davis and Co Arundel-street Strand N.B Anhlood Balliere Medical Bookseller Regent Street Barth Brydges-street Paternoster-row Sawler St. Ann’s-square Manchwster Philip South Castle-street Liverpool Fannin and Co Grafton Street Dublin Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond Ligh-street Edinburgh Messrs. Curtis Old England Essex and Herts Mercury Curtis Messig, Curtis and Company Prith-street Sohoe Ire Lecas and Co Latdon Brittain Liltingham Wilson His Street Field Quadrant Regent-street Burgess Y Street Haymarket Hett High Holborn J. Brackton Brigscate Reidne Tas New Bell Tessrs. Lucas and Co Newman-street Oxford-street

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