Theatre openings and reviews in a crowded 19th century bill
The piece outlines Dacny Lave Theatre announcing an opera and ballet season starting Saturday the 27th with a star list, while Havseankst Theatre presents King O Neil with Mr Hudson and It notes Astley's Bride of the Nile, Royal Adelaide exhibitions, and the Royal Polytechnical Institution models. It closes with a Nantes sensation over General Tom Thumb’s sudden disappearance and other gallery happenings.
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Dacny Lave Theatre
Afadame Ansa Thillon
Miss Romer
Miss Rainforth
Paolo
Mademvi
Jenny Lind
Mise Helen Lace
Allen
W. Huenson
H. Phillips
Messrs
Burdini
Borrani
Weiss
Mademoiselle
Adele Dumilitre
Flora Fabri
Mademoiselle Plunkett
Schira
Air
Benedict
Wallace
Meyerberr
Camp
Silesia
Germany
Buun
Mam. Scribe
Donizetti
M.st. Georges
M. Albert
Adolphe A.iam
Havscankst
King O'Neil
England
Munster
Hudson
Haymarket
Charles Mathews
Ferry
Militaire
Mr. Hudson
Etating-House
Astley
Batty
Royal Adelaide Galceny
New Zealand
Tiis
Pilbrow
Croydon
Royal Polytecasic Institution
Coleman
United States
Bachhoffoer
Iis
Wallis
Liverpool
Liver Theatre
Simp
Macready
Handel
Lear
Macbeth
Richelieu
David
Rubens
Raphael, &c
Canova
Trorwaldsen
Herr Keller
Cain and Abel
Gyges
Mr. Etty
Hong
Pluto
Giradon
Thorvaldsen
Stanary
Apollo
Taz Bailise Musers
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Old British Museum
Montague-house
Nantes
Tom Thumb
Quimper
Vaones
Orders proroguing the October tenure to November 2
The London Gazette notes the Court at Osborne House on September 13 1845 orders that the October tenure be prorogued to Thursday November 27. Also, the Queen grants Lieut. Col. Tristram Charpley Squire royal license to wear the insignia of the third class of the order of the Douranée empire for services in Candahar Cabul and the capture of Ghusnee. Further, Sir N C Tindal appoints Perpetual Commissioners for acknowledgments of deeds by married women. Royal promotions follow across infantry regiments with numerous appointments by purchase and by exchange. Public notices include dissenters marriage act registrations, bankrupts, dividends, certificates, dissolutions, and scot
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Oaborne-houte
Ale of Wight
Tristram.Charpley
Prince Albert
Biu
Shah Shoojahool-Moolk
Affghanistan
Candahar
Cabul
Ghusnee
Wiivansny
N.C. Tindal
Knt
Court of Common Pleas
John Whidborne
Teignmouth
Devon
Peter Barker
Hartlepool
Durham
Benenne
Brember
Parlia
Southwark
William Molesworth
No. 1
Lowndes Square
Middleex
Pencarrow
Cornwall
Benjamin Woot
Enq
van Orricg
Royal Regiment of Horsa Guards
E. W. Bouverie
Purchase
Richardson
G. Smith
Bouverie
T. Smales
Dragoon Guards
Greene
1St Dragoon Jat Regiment of Foot
T. HH. Breeden
Poot
Leutenant
J. M'Court
Foot
J. A. Luks
Colborn
W. Colborn
H. Williams
4Th Foot
G. Collins
Crawley
A. H. Poyntz
Collins
H. R. K. Hurly
Maxwell
W. R. Crooke
Hurly
Sith
R. W. Torrens
Magill
R. N. Everard
C. M. Caldwell
E. A. T. Lynch
Everard
F. G. W. Fearon
Lynch
J. Wyse
Fearon
Enaga
R. H. Haviland
Ruikes
G. V. Seale
Haviland
A. G
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Scott
C. Franklyn
Jt. Willington
D. Russell
Mijor
Vier Rauarge
T. Davison
Captein
Russell
G. W. Murlel
G. W. Murlel To Be Rediznent, Wyeey Daren
J. Faircloth
C. V. Pugh
Gallwey
T. Smith
Pugh
Thursby
Smith
C. C. Yarborough
Lamont
Robert F. Middlemore
Yarborough
A. J. Melvin
View Middlemore
J. Head
13Th Foot
Shearman
35Th Foot
George Ritarota
Melvin
H. Scott
65Th Foot
J. Gordon
98Th Foot
T. N. Breedoo
18Th Foot
Gordon
60Th Foot
R. J. Hughes
Helena
Breedon
1St Foot
Rifle Brigade
C. J. Woodford
Fane
Ceylon
Hugnes
93Rd Foot
R.A. London
Stainforth
A. Knight
Royal Canadian
Tif
Hegiment
Straup
R. F. Martin
76Th Foot
67Th Regiment of Foot
William Constantine Rivarola
Ald Regiment of Foot
Peter Robert Burrowes
James Hunter
Ayr
J. Ballantine
Hsg
W. M. Alexander
Alexander David Montgomery Cunninghame
Bart
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W. A. Cunninghame
J. Oysivie Falrite
J. H. Blair
J. J. Burnett
Puree Bogle
T. S. Cunninghame
A. Dait
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County of York
City of York
Yorkshire Unsagr Regiment of
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Chives
Cornet
Atkinson
Wesleyan Chapel
Stoke-upor-Trent
J. Stevenson
Frederick Place
Hampstead Road
E. Cook
Little Newport
W. Dale
London Wall
Futroye and Mudge
Weat Smithfield
Prater and Son
Charing Crom
Army Clothiers
Champness and Guigues
Trimlet and Pemberton
Oxendon Street
Newton and Burrow
Halifax
Sk Dressers
Newbery and Co
Deptford
Cripplegate
King William Street
Pail Mail
W. and C. Wright
Maidstone
Kosmen
Price and Graham
Moorgite
Yorke and Conke
South Shields
Clegz and Hincliffe
Huodderfeld
Duarby and Lee
Derby
Bass and Binnett
Aberdeen
Seedsman
W. Stewart
Glasgory
Waitenaw
Privy Council
John Richard Corballis
B.L.D
Ireland
Anthony Richard Blake
Waitenart
Her Majesty
S Court of Common Pleas
D. Manser
Rye
Sussex
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Stockton
North
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J. Taunton
Oxford
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Fontien Orries
Bir
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Malta
King of
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Saul Salomon
Saint Helena
Lubeck
Thomas W. Gilpin
Belfast
Joseph Cowdin
Glasgow
Stewart Steel
Dundee
United States of America
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
R. Andrews
Faddy
J. Low
Andrews
A. T. Phillpotts
Low
F. M. M. Omosaney
Phillpotts
County of Carmarthen
D. A. S. Davies, Esq
Great Britain
America
Mauritius
East
Grocers’ Hall
Hawn Tie
General Tom Thumb Abducted Near Quimperle by Masked Bandits
A carriage broke down near Roasse close to Quimperle causing a delay. Four masked men seized the driver at gunpoint and drove off with General Tom Thumb and his party, leaving them bound as they fled toward St Thurien. The fate of the general is unknown with theories naming a hidden residence or a companion in Guilligomarch.
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Roasse
Quimperle
Tom Thumb
Morpheus
St. Thorien
St. Thurien
Guilligomach
Bendigo
Caunt
Osbaldeston
Posft
Osbaldeaton
C. Westall
Waterloo Bridge
Westhall
Waiwoata
Tueaday
Walworth
Glenn
Makpiece
Exeter
Bartram
Smith
Paterson
Martin
Mortimer
Weaver
Brompton
Ailverenuff
Jacques
Haynes
Jillet
Turner
Tre Boo Matcu
Molloy Juno
Elsenham Hall
Bishop's Stortford
Vauxhall Gardens
van Amburgh
Nassau
Geerce Rusa
Wardell
Norton
Green
Audiio
Ruah
Rash
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Mr. Wardell
Busxuam
Somenstr
Tueadey Lant
Liverpool
Cain
Bristol
Birmingham
Northcote
Posse Comitatis
Woolavington
Cain's Black
Doncaster Opening Day Races and St Leger Beat Report
At Doncaster on opening day altered and extended enclosures improved safety and comfort for spectators. The St Leger meeting featured Trueboy, Princess Alice, The Shadow, and Valerian with detailed results and betting, plus notes on weather and course changes.
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Tattersall
Yarburgh
Sarah
Gaily
St. Paul
Gally
Painter
Irwin
Ireland
Mostyn
Wats
Abute
Doncaster
Beetone
Itoo
Earl Spencer
F.a.milbanke
Clark
Newmarket
Birley
Martin
Fitzwilliam
Mr. Meiklem
Trueboy
J. Hutchinson
Mejor Yarborgh
Little John
Troeboy
Mr. Clifton
Nottingham
Whitehouse
Jaques
Lord George Bentinck
Princess Alice
Abdale
Mr. O'Brien
Colonel Anson
Mr. Merry
Don John
Peni
Stephenson
Sheraton
W Cuthbert
Osbaldeston
Stockport
Mountain
Stiph
Malcolm
Fair Star
Banana
Free Lance
Iago
Pericolt
Traverser
Travercer
Sage
Fsir Ster
Magesty
Mr. Cook
Lye
Colonel Cradock
Cleveland
Mr. Meiklam
Godfrey
Lord Chesterfield
Knight of the Whistle
Lord Eglinton
Quebec
Mr. Wiggan
Fair Charlotte
Mr. Hornby
Agat
Knight
Red House
Lord George Bentinch
Br F Ennui
Br F Ennui, 1St 41B (Nat), Beating Lord Maidstone’s Tom Tulloch
Tom Tulloch
Mr. Dawson
Sheet Anchor
Valencia
Cartwright
Mr. Bell
Sowerby
Lord Maidstone
Deuce Ace
Lord Glasgow
Ray Middleton
Mr. Osbaldeston
Petit Morceau
Agst Dawson
Dawson
Red House Io
Mr. Jaques
Inheritor
Burletts
Mr. Brooks
Herman Platoff
St. Leger
London
York
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Sheffield
Mrr. Gully
Old England
Mies Sarah
Mentor
Weetherbit
Pantaza
Baron
Pacha
Annandale
Ducan Durras
Fitzallen
George Bentinck
Abc Arkwright
Doc John
Borghese
Marriages and advertised cures from 19th century notices
Marriages recorded by Rev. John Jones. John Cowling of the Inner Temple to Edrica Faulkner of Kent in Rutlandshire. A second marriage at St Luke's Dale to son of the late Colonel Teese. Then an advertisement for Rees' Compound Essence of Cubebs a kidney and bladder remedy, promoted as safe and mercury free, with prices and suppliers listed in Whitechapel and Oxford Street.
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John Jones
Burley Vicarage
Rutlandshire
John Cowling
Inner Temple
Edrica
J. W. Faulkner
Philippines
Kent
St. Luke's
Dale
Teese
Ker
J. Rush
Whitechapel
Sanger
Oxford Street
J. W. Stirling
R. and
L. Perry
Taz Site
Fatxap
Price
Perry
Megsara
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
London
Diverse Trades and Dissolutions Listed in Trade Notices
A long OCR fragment lists names and locations across England and Scotland with professions such as bookbinder stationer coal proprietor carrier shipbroker grocer innkeeper and woollen draper. It notes dividends certificates partnerships dissolved and scotch sequestrations with dates in October and September. Named places include Liverpool Manchester Leeds Reading Bloomsbury and Edinburgh.
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L. Harness
Dulverton
Somerseyshite
Apleiteal
Cartwrights
J. Smith
St. Dunstan’s Bill
Ahipbroker
F. W. Searle
Upper Giouceatar Place
Chelsea
Chertomonger
T. Eastwood
Brighton
Sussex
Grocer
J. Braithwaite
Morpeth
Northumberland
Innkeeper
S. South
Spitilegate
Grantham
Lincolnshire
Maleter
R. M. Herbert
Reading
Berkehira
W. Hodges
King’s Head
Duke Street
Bloomsbury
J. 3. Wood
Liverpool
Southampton
Harker
Harvest, and Co
Coleman Street
Palntere
Butterworth and Co
Manchester
Drysalters
W. Lockwood and Son
Dartworth and Gibbs
Flashman and Ford
Halkinwharf
Lower Belgrave Place
Fimlico
Coda
Drummond
Lothian Road
Edinburgh
Bright
J. Norris
Tradeston
Glasgow
Carter and Contractor
W. Harley
Leith
Shipmaster
London Markets Corn Exchange WMonnay Report
Reports from the London Corn Exchange note moderate English wheat supply chiefly from Essex and Kent with brisk sales at 2s per quarter higher than last week. Foreign and bonded lots rise, oats import cargoes from Archangel and Ireland buoy prices, malt steady, beans and peas mixed, and flour rates quoted. Average prices for wheat barley oats rye beans and peas provided with weekly comparison.
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Wmonnay
Essex
Kent
Holland
Belgium
Archangel
Ireland
Norfolk
Ditto
Poland
Tae
London
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the London Gazettes
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Valerian
F. Butler
Lord Miltown
Colleen Bawn
Watta
Holmes
Marion
Sir R. Bulkeley
Mr. Gally
Mr. Ferguson
Lene Fox
A. Johnstone
Mr. Ramsay
Mid Lothian
Mr. Painter
Hesceltine
Ducao-Durras
Lot
Twig
Chertsey
Pantasa
Miss Saral
the Pache
Weatherbit
Jade
Miss Post
Hera Hie
Miss Sarah
Sibsexua
Scarborough
Sir J. Hasley
Comrade
Butler
Kitchener
Mr. Micklam
C. Monck
Gillies
Eave
Atake
Sir R. Barkeley
Chertepy
Templeman
Sir. Gully
Semiseria
Rio Jangino
Porta Priza
William Rulla
Grange Road
Bermondsey
Marlborough Place
Old Kent Road
Commissioners of Nations
M. Mansnact
Banking Department
M. Manmmattz
Wesleyan
Rochdale
Lancashire
Brunswick
Whitby
Yorkshire
L. Palmer
Canterbury
G. Hoptwood
Ashley
Stafordshire
Farmer
W. M. Robinson
Durnham
Buckinghamshire
Drapermg
F. Blow
Great Dover Street
Newington
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Lambton
Hartley
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Braddill
Heugh Hall
Buddle
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Kelloe
Seamar Tees
Trindon
Chester Main
Hilda
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Davison
Went
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Newport
Nottingh
Hale of
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Alexander
Lancelos
Ace
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John
Charles Lennox Teeseale
Emily
the Old Church
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Pyrenees
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Zeq
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Harrogate
James Brougham
Moreland
Dintas
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Afewdi
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Sanuel La‘mert
Beovongstrakt
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Stafford Gazette
Wakedeld Journal
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Hannay and Co
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Watts
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London Mercantile Journal
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British Museum
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G. Mansell
King-street
C. Weaterton
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Knightsbridge
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Princes-atreet
Scester-square
Phillips
and Hannay
Oxfod
Ir ‘Lucas
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Lucas and Co
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Tl. Comus and Company
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Hannay
Brydges Street
Strand
Blaon
Cornhill
Strange
Guest
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Sawler
St. Ann's Square
Philip
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Fersie and Score
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Cheltasford
Independent Press Office
Cambridge
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Bedford-row
Dublin
Bolster
Cork
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Rodnapp
Greenside-street
Paton and Love
Esace
Herta Mercury
Curtin
Age
Argus
Mears
Curtis and Company
Faith-Street
Soho-Square
Lars
Bera
Willa Whitney Gearing
Smart
Holborn
County of Middlesex
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Bream
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Maculon
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Lord Mayer of
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Orm
Weald
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