Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1842 - 1843 - 1844

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George Heath Serjeant-at-Law  - age 63/64               1779-1852
Anne Raymond Heath (ne Dunbar) - deceased

Julia Anna Harrison (ne Heath) - age 35/36              1807-1879
Rev. John Moore Heath - aged 34/35                        1808-1882
Douglas Denon Heath - aged 31/32                          1811-1897
Dunbar Isidore Heath - age 26/27                             1816-1888
Leopold G. Heath R.N. - age 25/26                          1817-1907
Emma Jane Heath (later Whatman) - age 21/22       1821-1884

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Monday 1 May 1843
Morning Post

Consecration of the English Church at Athens 
(from our Correspondent)

Athens, April 10 - The consecration of the English Protestant Church, by the Bishop of Gibraltar, who arrived here on the 7th instant, from Malta, in her Majesty's steamer Devastation, took place yesterday, Palm Sunday, in the presence of a crowded congregation, consisting of all the English residents, the officers of the men-of-war, and travellers; besides a numerous concourse of most respectable Greeks,the size of the church preventing many from gaining admittance. 

I cannot speak in terms of too high praise of the respect shown by the Greeks of all classes to this interesting ceremony, and to the forms of our religious worship, the doors of the church being thrown open indiscriminately to all who chose to enter,and I trust that when it becomes generally known, that the service of the Church of England is performed  at Athens as openly and as quietly as in any town of Great Britain, it will have the effect of attracting the attention of our most respectable classes at home to the fact,that religious toleration is a very certain indication of the high mental qualities of a people, and that those who possess and practice it are well worthy that others should take an active interest in their political and moral welfare. - - - -

Among the congregation were her Royal Highness the Duchess of Oldenburg and suite, her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary and Lady Lyons, Mr.Griffin, Secretary of Legation; the Dutch and Swedish Ministers and families; General Sir Richard Church;  - - -Mr.Sergeant Heath and family, and all the English and American residents.  - - -

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Thursday 29 June 1843
Brighton Gazette

The Dart, Captain Cheesman, sailed from the Pier on Saturday for Dieppe, with 53 passengers, among whom was Colonel Fox, Mr.Thackeray, Mr.Balls &c, returned on Tuesday morning with 48 passengers among whom were Mr. Daniel O'Connell jun., Mr. Sergeant Heath, Mr.Attwood,  - - -  

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Thursday 29 June 1843
Brighton Gazette

The latest arrivals at the Albion Comprise Captain Mainwaring, Captain Lowe, Mr.Serjeant Heath and family, Mr.Harrison,  - - - 

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Thursday 27 July 1843
English Chronicle and Whitehall Evening Post.

Brighton, July 26 - The fashionable arrivals have been considerably on the increase for several days past. Goodwood races. The Prince and Princess of Oldenburg and suite have attracted much attention during their visit. The princess and suite inspected the Pavilion yesterday, and left in the course of the day for Worthing.  - - - Lord and Lady Beauvale, the Earl and Countess of Eglintoun, Viscount and Viscountess Combermere, Lord and Lady Berwick, Lord Maidstone, Lord Afred St.Maur, Mr. Bateson M.P., Mr Carruthers, Mr.O'Brien, Major Hilliard, Mr. Etwell M.P., Mr.Sergeant Heath and family, and Mr.Smith are amongst the recent arrivals at the Albion Hotel. -- - 

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Monday 11 September 1843
Morning Herald (London)

National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church Throughout England and Wales - A Special Meeting of the Committee took place on Wednesday, the 5th of July, His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, President of the Society, in the Chair. Present - His Grace the Archbishop of York, the Lords Bishops of London, Bangor, Gloucester, and Bristol, Salisbury and Chichester; Lords Kenyon, Sandon, Courtenay, and other members.

The attention of the Committee was directed to communications from various quarters of the Kingdom, and from several Heads of the Church,urging the Society, at this important crisis, to provide a special fund for extending and improving elementary education in the manufacturing and mining districts. - - -continues - - - Contributions of Five Pounds Each - D.D.Heath, 11 Chancery Lane - - - 

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18 September 1843
From Charles Heath to J.B.Bacon (?)

My dear Sir,
All the Plates for the "B.Beauty" and the Keepsake will be finished by tomorrow evening - that is if I receive Mr.Brain's Plate - there are the following Plates for the Keepsake - let me know whether you agree with me that it will be better to put the writing in faint to all these Plates and to the Book of Beauty. Print 400 or 450 and then take it out for the Proofs which will take off all hurry and trouble and give the Prints time to dry instead of binding them up wet.
Yours truly,
C.Heath.

Let me know the last day you think they ought to be with Westley and Co.

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Monday 25 September 1843
Morning Herald (London)

National Society of Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church Throughout England and Wales - A special meeting of the Committee took place on Wednesday, the 5th July, his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, President of the Society, in the Chair.

Contributers of Five Pounds each
D.D.Heath Esq., 11 Chancery Lane

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From Sir Leopold Heath's letter register:-

23. - 19 October 1843 - Appointed to H.M.S.Iris

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20 October 1843.

Death of Mary Heath, (ne Feilding) aged 83, wife of George Heath, brother of James Heath R.A.

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1 December 1843
Charles Heath, 6 Seymour Place, London - to Dawson Turner

My Dear Sir,
Two Days since I had the pleasure of sending you the Proofs of the three Annuals which I hope you approved. By some unfortunate accident the Letter intended to be sent with them was left behind. Which I only discovered this morning, having been the last three days from Morning to Evening as a Juror in a cause in the "Common Pleas."

I hope my dear Sir that you and all your Family are quite well. I am going to Paris next Thursday for about a fortnight to arrange another work if possible but not on the same subject.

With best respects and best wishes believe me Dear Sir,
Yours most truly obliged.
Charles Heath

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6 December 1843
Charles Heath, 6 Seymour Place, London - to Dawson Turner

My Dear Sir,
I have the pleasure of sending you "Per Rail" a parcel containing the Proofs of the "Keepsake" "Book of Beauty" and the Cattermole. I hope you will like them and that this will find you in good health.
Believe me Dear Sir, Yours most truly,
Charles Heath

P.S. I know you will be glad to hear that I proceed most prosperously.

 

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Friday 8 December 1843
Church & State Gazette (London)

The Bishop of Ely held a general ordination in the cathedral church of his diocese on Sunday last, the 3rd inst., when the following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders. - - -

Deacons - - -

Of Cambridge: by letters dimissory from the Bishop of Exeter; - Of Cambridge, G.Jarvis B.A., Corpus Christi College; S.Lewthwaite, M.A., Magdalen College; D.I.Heath M.A., Trinity College - - -

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25 December 1843
Charles Heath to J.B.Bacon, 69 Fleet Street, London.

My dear Sir,
I have only just time to save the post to tell you that I have this moment left Mr.Cutner who states that he is in immediate want of the other plates of the 'Winter in Paris' to make up the 100 sets as he has sold all but 50 of the 500 here, it is important to send them by the shortest possible route.

He has no doubt about selling all the 'Summer in Paris.'

Yours very truly
Charles Heath
Hotel des Princes.

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From Sir Leopold Heath's letter register:-

23a. - 31 December 1843 - Appointed to Sgt?

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1844
 

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