European Musical Festival at Ryhall for Victoria
A lengthy Victorian program details a concert featuring celebrated vocalists and conductors. The First Performance on Thursday includes selections from Dettingen Te Deum and Judas Maccabeus with Handel pieces and Haydn works. Ticketing options and venue details are listed, with proceeds intended for royal patrons and hospitals.
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R-Hall
Victoria
Ilis
Mre. Potane
Hiss
Madlle
Garcia
Novello
Mr. Sapio
Mr. Hawkins
Ce Aly
Ant Ates Ther
Miss Claraer
A- Novello
C. Purday
G. Py
Ae Phill
Taesyra
D. Latina
Serene
Willer A Dato
Wissel Lantidyer
F. Cramers
W. Bipp
Lerness Ag
Ena Ture
BAY Fesars
Turle
Brownsrmi Jones
Mus
Bacsmith
Henshaw
Hayda
Easiah
Prolonged Parliament and Royal Prerogative in 1834
The notice outlines a royal prorogation of Parliament on October 23 1834 after a fire destroyed both Houses. It records the Lords and Commons assembling, the commission reading, and Parliament prorogued to November 25 next. Also listed are military promotions and numerous insolvencies, bankruptcies, and guild inquiries carried by commissioners in Leicester and London.
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Houses of Lords and Commons
G.T. Tregear
Cheapside
London
DR. Ramadge
Tvc
Francis H. Ramadge
N.D
F.L
Royal College of Physicians
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green
Longmen
J. Cocks and Sons
Reading
J. Cocks
Whitehall
Marquis of Cholmondeley
England
Lords
Lord Privy Seal
Lord Auckland
House of Lords
Commons
Augustus Clifford
Uakers
F. Palgrave
Smith
Brown Bread Bakers
White Bread Bakers
Bakers’ Company
Court of Assistants
Beadle
Aldernen
Court of Aldermen
Woodthorpe
Henry II
S. Logg
Greal
Mr. Smith
Mr. Logg
Negus
Aldgate
Plymouth News Items of Naval Movements and a Fast Mail
Plymouth reports detail ships Athol Raven and Talbot moving to the South American station and Falmouth, with Admiralty orders pending. A Brunswick steamer rescues crew from Liberty at sea after distress signals, while a Bristol Mail ride to Plymouth survives a high speed, with two passengers injured but no fatalities.
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H. James
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Cate
Aurora
Hamoaze
San Josef
Curagoa
Curacoa
Gulf of Mexico
West Indies
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C. M. M. Martelli
Donegal
George Fisher
Victory
Simonborn
Admirghy
Copan Prescott
R.N
Newfoundland
Talbot
Sir G.E. Hamond
Saturda
Bronswick
T. Russell
Portsmouth
W.N.W
Brunswick
S.W
Albert
Harry
Bridport
Mary Taylor Hunley
Trieste
Jemima
Johns
Malaga
Pratique
London
Fess
Wind W
HMS. Talbot
Penwell
G.E. Hammond
Brazils
Buchanan
Helen
Vine
St. Michaels
N.N.W
Sylph
Forbes
Maria
Canning
Denia
Alert
Hare
Sures
Henry
Tousen
Fayal
Algiers
St. Michael’s
N.W
Tantivy
Avis
Zante
Dart
Ormston
Madeira
Dispatch
Field
Cadiz
Plymouth
Exeter
Southam Fond
Bristol
Yealmpton
Yalmpton
Laira
Halse
Horseba
Marks
Devonport
Charles X and Family at Prague
A Prague correspondent reports on Charles X and the Bourbon siblings. The Duke of Angouleme is described as mentally limited due to monkish schooling, while the fourteen year old Duke of Bordeaux is shown as frail and poorly educated, often carrying a devotional book about hell. Charles X remains inaccessible, adheres to old etiquette, and defends his ordonnances, insisting no alliance with Orleanists. The Duchess of Berri lives in retreat, distant from Prague, unable to see her children frequently.
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New Road
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London
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America
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Morison
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Hervey
Russell
Luther
King v. Webb
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Gambage
Court of Common Pleas
Pursell
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Morisom
Tomkins
Webb
Christian Advocate
Mont
Beets
Miss Tomkins
New York
James Morison
Thomas Moat
Woees Jacques
Jonathan B. Marsh
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George
George King
Court of Chancery
Woodthorpe
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Beadle
Carpenters
Elizabeth
James the First
Albion
Leslie
Aberdeen
Miramichi
Quebec
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Tomlinson
Rowsley
East Moor
Chesterfield
Noltingham Mercury
Melanncholy
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J. White
Dedham
Mr. White
Lawler
Rathvilley
Carlow Peat
Thomas Mayhew
Francis Mayhew
Fitzroy-square
Carey Street
Lincoln's Sun-felds
Barnard
Morning Herald
Mayhew
Prague
Althoug
Charles X
Tuilleries
M. de B
Europe
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New Lyons to Strasbourg Canal Completes Navigation
A vessel from Lyons became the first to sail the Lyons Strasbourg canal and reach Strasbourg on the 7th. An immense crowd with banners and music welcomed the arrival. The canal links the Rhine and Rhone and promises vast commercial gains for Lyons Strasbourg and intermediate towns.
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Strasbourg
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