Grand Musical and Theatre Listings at Rochester and London
The page details Rochester theatre goings on with Mr. Elliston and performers, plus a Waterloo Rooms dress ball in Pall Mall. It also advertises The Age newspaper, a music printing enterprise with a panel of renowned professors and a plan to publish deluxe musical editions, plus parliamentary histories, calendars, and baronetages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kympic New Theatre
Newcastle-street
Strand
Elliston
Rochester
Charles the Second
Farl
Rochéster
Ellister
Sheffield Villiers
Tuke
Buckingham
Eliott
Countess of Lovelaugh
Edwin
Cieptr
Giovanni
London
Waterloo Rooms
Pall-Mall
J. Price
Banarfy
Iwdst
Alk News
Vendera Dhtsyghout
Akers
Rae Groe
Messrs
Attwood
Ayrton
J.beale
Brabant
F. Cramer
Dr. Crotch
Greatorex
Griffin
Hawes
Horsley
C. Kiaggett
W. Knygett
Argyll Rooms
Royal
England
Longman and Co
J. M. Richardson
Black, Parbury
Thomas
Sudoran An
Rivington
Waterloo-place
Gee
The
Society For Promoting Christian Know
Valley's editions of classical school books advertised
An extensive ad lists Virgil with English notes and various classical texts bound and unbound. It promotes Latin, Greek, and Roman authors with accompanying grammars and exercises, including Horace, Plautus, Cicero, and Homer. Prices range from notes and grammars to bound sets, with merchants in London Dublin and Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Virgil
Elegantiz
Latina
Horace
Plautus
Cicero
Cornelius-Nepos
Longsan and Co
Aon
London
Booksellers
Omen
Dublin
Macredie.and Co
Edinbro
Plegue
Abovg
Travels in Greece Egypt and the Holy Land new edition announced
Dr Clarke’s Octavo travel volumes V I I I announced in boards price 1 16s for the second edition of the Greece Egypt and Holy Land section Part II Section III with supplements on Constantinople Vienna Transylvania and Hungary gold mines. Also a new six volume First Series edition and remaining 4to copies. In press PART III Last of Dr Clarke’s Travels covers Denmark Sweden Lapland Finland Norway and Russia with St Petersburgh under Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leyden
James Morton
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown
London
A. Constable and. Co
Edinburgh
Prios
Longman, Furst, Rees, Orme, and Brown
Oakwood Hall
Miss Hutton
Miss Spence
Lord Holland
Lope DE Vega
Lope Felix de Vega Carpio
Guillen DE Castro
Henry Richard
E. Jeffery, and Ridgway and Sons
Germany
Poland
Moldavia
Turkey
Adam Neale
Constantinople
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Grme
Brown
A. Constablé and Co
Canterbury
Arthur EE Gore
Paenerte
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme
William Barrow
Ll.d
Southwell
F. C
J. Rivington
St. Paul's Church-yard
Sva
Price
Barrow
Robert ‘Peel
Ity
Oxford
Gates
John Murray
Denmark
Sweden
Pland
Pinland
Norway
Russia
St. ‘Petersburgh
EL Bera
Pantie Vna
S.o
Europ
Count Toe Ie Tage
Fae
Coutise Ty
England
Tedfor Baldwin
Grady Fow
Cornhill
Rae
Fudge
Paris
Thomas Brown
DR. Clarke
Greece
Egypt
Holy Land
Europe
Asia
Africa
LL. D
T. Cadell
W. Davies
Strand
The
Vienna
Transsylvania
Hungary
Blarke
Traels
Lapland
Finland
St. Petersburgh
Paul
Opening of Parliament as Lords Commissioners Sit
The Lords Commissioners and Commons prepare for the new Parliament. Sir Richard Richards is seated on the Wool Sack as Chief Baron to sit in place of the Lord Chancellor when needed. Letters Patent appoint Lords to open Parliament and a Speaker is to be chosen with sworn oaths to follow.
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House OF Lords
Fresnay
Moore
Liverpool
Richard Richards
Ouse
Andasion
Earl of Harrowby
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Liverpool
Earl of Westmorland
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Thomas Tyrwhitt
Black Rod
House of Commons
Lords
Dyson
Earl of Harrow
Peers
Commons
Prince Regent
Earl of Mulgrave
Lord Arden
Duke of Montrose
Lord Beresford
Lord Romney
Earl of Macclesfield
Earl of Orford
Albemarle
Earl of Huntingdon
Marquis of Huntley
Lord le Despencer
Lord Napier
Earl Bathurst
Lord Holland
St. Helens
Marquis of
Cholmondeley
St. David's
Landaff
Carlisle
London
Norwich
House of Commons Opens New Parliament With Oaths and Ceremony
The first day of the new Parliament saw Members assemble in the Long Gallery to take oaths. About 200 attended the session at two o'clock as the Usher of the Black Rod summoned the Lords. The City of London MPs sat at the Treasury Bench in scarlet robes for the Speaker election. Mr. Peel spoke as the Royal Commission was read and the House was opened in the established ceremonial fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
House of Peers
Treasury
Wilson
B. Watson
Peel
Debate on Speaker selection and duties in Parliament
A house debate outlines the Speaker role as guardian of privileges and impartial arbiter. It praises Mr. Sutton for past service and fitness, emphasizing integrity, decision, and the need for public trust to maintain parliamentary authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Goa
Amonng
Eavaro
Hart
Abe
M. Sutton
Sutton
Quintin
Mr. P
Chary
Tié&e
Agenilaiian
M. Suton
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Cedale
Weitig
Scotland
Ireland
America
Henry VII
Ees
Sohen
Kewiss
Stockdale
United Kingdom
United
Kingdom
Puccadilly
Shvistmasare
Carolan
Re Ackermann
Great
Britain
Baldwin
Cradodl
Joy
Pater
Balgvia
Ria
Cradock
Rome
West
Tad de Hoitt
Port Mati-Squaré
Rammohun Roy
Messrs. Holtt
William Blackstone
A. Strachan
Joseph
Butterworth
Fleet-street
J. Cooke
Ormond Quay
Pricé
Charles Jerram
George Wilson
Eissex-stréet
Chobham
Surrey
Therus
Acan
Rowland Hunter
Johnson
United States
Mr. Birkbeck
Henry Bradshaw
Searon
Re Plaice
Facitus
Tisso Pattoani
Gav
Pimnock and Maunder
Imperial Parliament
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