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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 26, 1832

Page

1

Second Spring Meeting Ends With Smoke and Fading Gold Cup

At Newmarket on May 25, racing ended in smoke with the Gold Cup failing to fill its place. The Thornhill Farce and Lord Chesterfield's Weeper were top performers in a brief program. Ship news reports arrivals and departures from Lloyd’s while hay and grain markets show mixed prices and a large supply at market.

Newmarket Mr. Thornhill Lord Chesterfield Suitmrirt

Royal Ball at St James's and theatre notes

Their Majesties held a birthday ball at St James's Palace for the Princess Victoria with elegant gowns and chalked ballrooms. The event featured quadrilles led by Henry Kendon, and attendance by the Duchess of Kent, the Queen, and other nobles. The period also covers updates on Meyerbeer, Mrs Waylett at New Strand, Haymarket, and Covent Garden theatre leases, plus Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital Fancy Bazaar plans and remarks from the Darby or Darry-rave Theatre closing speech.

Victoria St. James's Palace Palace Duchess of Keng Duchess of Northumberland C. Jenkinson Baron Letzee Sirj J. Conroy Henry Kendon George Duchess of Kent M. Meyerbeer London Berlin Robert le Waylett Strand Theatre Mereme Albert Isaure Haymarket Theatre Wideverd Duke of Weillingum Strathfeldsay Apsley House Mictrany Logan Axp Moszow John Hubhouse Literary Gazette Ayr Kew Xince Czartoryski Poland Belgium Louis Philippe Claremont Leopold France Covent Garden Theatre M. Laporte Laporte M. Laporta Polhill i—Court Journal Royal Westminster Oratmaione Hospiran Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital Jane Ess Gloucester Dacre Grenadier Guards Darry-rave Wallack

France in turmoil under Louis Philippe rises and falls

A Morning Herald analysis argues France after Louis Philippe shows deep unrest, Carlist threats, and Republican pressure. It critiques Casimir Perier and press freedom, contrasts popular revolution with constitutional limits, and notes British parliamentary reactions and reform debates.

Morning Herald France Louis Philippe Paris Departments Buonapartists Casimir Perter Robert Peel Robert Iee House of Brunswick Trow Charles X Europe Casimir Perier

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