Royal and aristocratic gaiety and a tragic death noted
Queen and noble visitors attend dinners and rides with the Grenadier Guards at various London venues. A death is announced for Lord Berner, famed as the sporting colonel Wilson at Newmarket, with his falconry and horse interests highlighted.
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Hareeback
Orson Seni
Harriet Olive
Lehsen
Maryay Byron
Earl of
Uxbri
Cavendish
Feed, Stevin
Grey
Richmond Park
Duke of Cambridge
Cambridge House
Duke of Wellington
Lord Hill
Fitzroy Somerset
Jmes Macdonell
John Macdonald
Willoughby Gordon
William Gomm
Gardiner
Aitchion
D’oyly
Freemantle
Shane
Bowles
Columis Freeth
Chaplin
Codrington
F. Ashburnham
Wigram
J. Hope
Vanalttart
Chisholm
Windham
Daniell
B.E. Boyle
Mundy
F. Villiers
Perceval
Gilder
Wedderburne and
Roblingons
Torrens
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Duchess of Gloucester
Princess Augusta
Archbishop of York
Marquis
Marchioness of
Countess of Chesterfield
Lord Stanhope
Evelyn Stanhope
Hyde Park
Belvair Castle
Duke of Rattland
Berl
Countess of
Jermyn
Emmeline
Charles Stuart Wortley
Granby
Host
Lord Berner
Wilson
Newmarket
Queen's
Anne Anson
Earl and Countess of Eicheld
Wiliams Wynn
Watkin Williams Wynn
Duchess of Northumberland
Warwick
St. Martin's-in-the
Bodryddan
Flintshire
St. Asaph
Jonathan
Bernstein Pranklin
George the Third
Tashwood
Horse Guards
Stanford Park
Notts
Morning Chronicle
Covent Garden Theatrical Fund Dinner Celebrates Second Anniversary
A large, respectable gathering at Freemasons Hall celebrated the Covent Garden Theatrical Fund’s second anniversary. Speakers praised the charity’s work, noted rising annuity costs, and reported Majesty the Queen’s intention to continue patronage amid hopes for future support.
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Freemasons
Great Queen-street
Tbe Melanie
Clinricarde
du Se Speaitien
Seri Ape
Derry Lord Plunket
A. Thelluson
Covent-gardetr Theatrical Fund
Marquis of Douxo
Duke of Sussex
Bartley
Bantley
Covent Garden Theatrical Fund
Tonia
Duchess of Kent
Angela Bartlett Coutts
Election meeting stalls as committees delay action
The report notes a slow progress at the committee session with little decisive action. Early morning hours saw cautious discussion and no major outcomes. Sparse attendance and weather conditions contributed to a restrained atmosphere.
Market Report on Beef and Hides Across Regions
Advertises prices for beef and veal carcasses with varying rates, plus haddocks and other goods. Notes scarce trade in Calcutta Indigo Market with firm rates, and Smyrna updates on exchange and commodity movements to February.
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Haddocks
Intel
London
Paris
Ship News From Various Ports and Voyages 1838
Maritime notices report vessels arriving and sailing from Quebec, Cadiz, Lisbon, Vigo, and Liverpool. The Bee's Wing, Waterlogged and abandoned, is noted. multiple ships including Condor and Mischief are listed with routes and delays. Public notices cover port movements and incidents. a Turkish Navy command issue involving an American officer is discussed amid broader imperial relations.
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Quebec
Goderich
Winnement
Corunna
Dominica
Pearson
Ant
Robins
South-Seas
Jack
Bees
Cape Coast
Castle
Blaney
Liverpool
Constantia
Rew Pearsmouth
Maxen
Goldsmith
Hobart Town
Primouri
Mason
Kingston
Smith
Rootes
Fatmoura
Nicholas
Sedenius
Messina
Iberia
Middleton
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Vigo
Condor
Algoa Bay
Bt. Helens
London
Goodwin
Malta
Balled
Alfred, Dixon, Teneriffe
Fernando R
Mischief
Cephalosia
Marth
de Gatt
Bratchtess
Palermo
Racer
And
Ceres
Leghorn
Lingsfoot
Maxcy
Green
New Orleans
Bi Ie
Falkner
Vistals
Fae
Port
Elisabeth
Moore
Buenos Ayres
John
Mobile
Aoe
Marces
William Foster
Young, Assay
Manch
Rob Roy
Hambaugh
Days
Fuster
Sanield
Bsing
Rye
Livespool
Eaton
Dygden
Thornberg
Jane
Pritchard
Fom Poole
Fishguard
Waborn
Gainsborough
Newcastle
Whitby
Belence
Crathorne
Sunderland
Lockhart’s Portrait of Scott in His Final Years Unearthed
A brisk extract from Lockhart’s life of Sir Walter Scott reveals the writer’s last four years marked by mounting debt, illness, and relentless labor. The narrative follows Scott’s struggle through Ballantyne and Cadell, his faltering health, and his unwavering dedication to completing the Magnum Opus amid friends’ concern and family care. The account climaxes with his return to Abbotsford, a poignant vigil, and his peaceful death at Dryburgh, surrounded by kin and mourners.
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Sir Walter Scott
Peelon
Scott
Lockhart
Dreemarn
Jourpalis
Abbotsford
Fergusons
Red Sea
Caribs
Napoleon
Canongate
Perth
Hinsef
Ballantyne
Cadell
Sampson
Cadell and Ballantyne
Sir Walter
Count Robert
Roy
Eea
Ireneena
Selkirk
Laidlaw
Swanston
Tom Purdié
Péter Mathieon
Walter
Willie
Court Robert
Sempronius
Abbotsfoal
Sam
Mr. Lockhart
Malta
Naples
Mr. Cadell
James Watson
Ferguson
James Matt
John Jamieson
Newhaven
Mr. Hamilton
Douglas
Buckholm
Torwoodlee
Ladhope
Eildons
Melrose Bridge
Dr. Watson
Nicolson
Mr. Clarkson
London
Huntly-Burn
Somame
Fie
Sophia
Peposa
Rene
Darrick
Melrose
Yeomanry
Dryburgh
Bemerside
Abbey of
Archdeacon Williams
Church of England
Bay
Mansinsax
Serampore
Therampore
Marshman
Dr. Marshman
India
Baptist Missionary Spa
London Gates
Notable Court chatter and literary quarrels of 1827
Excerpts from letters and diaries recount a Duchess of Kent dinner, Prince Leopold, Princess Victoria, and discuss Canning and Godwin amid Whig Tory notes. A Scott letter to General Gourgaud in August 1827 reveals historical confessions, diplomacy, and potential public dispute.
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Leopoldpx
Victoris
Prince George of Cumberland
England
Spring Rice
Charles. Wyon
Canning
William Knighton
Godwin saQs
John Murray
Henderland
Jeffrey
Cockburn
Rutherford
Harry Cockburn
Wordsworth
Anne
Crabbe
Sir George Beaumont
Murray
Albemaarle-street
Sir George
Hugh Evans
George
Scott
Gourgaud
Clerk
Abbotsford
St Drax Creas
Loudof
Napoleon
Sturmer
Count Balmain
St. Helena
Tiny
Gourgoud
Jackie
Colonial Office
Warrer Scorr
Abolition of Negro Apprenticeship Debate at Exeter Hall
A Bath mayor chairs a meeting of advocates for immediate end to Negro apprenticeship. Delegates formed a deputation to Lord Melbourne, urging in Parliament the abolition bill and unconditional freedom for apprentices on August 1 next. Regulators warn that the House vote tonight will shape emancipation policy.
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Morning Chronicle
Exeter Hall
Blair
Bath
Lord Melbourne
House of Commons
Lord EfJelbourne
John Russell
George Strickland
Friends of Emancipation
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