Miscellany notes and royal health from a London periodical
The column reports on Queen Victoria’s illness and the Duke of Sussex’s ongoing indisposition, plus royal movements. It mentions the Rev Edward Stanley as Bishop of Norwich elect, the Duke of Cumberland meeting the King of Holland, and various society items. Other topics include Hawkins’s invention of the over pointed pencil, London infrastructure, meteorological notes, art sales, public notices, and appointments.
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Norwich
Edward Stanley
Duke of Sussex
Duke of Cumberland
Holland
Hague
Rotterdam
Qubark
England
Alderley
Cheshire
John Thomas Stanley
Bart
Treasury
Denmark
Vance
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
Urquhart
Constantinople
Armand Carrel
Paris
Rouen
John Isaac Hawkins
Hampstead
Gabriel Riddle
Sampson Mordan
National Gallery
Trafalgar Square
Burney
Gosport
Americas
France
Bank of England
Liverpool
Manchester
Hendelsblad
Amsterdam
William
M. Gilbert Des Voisin
7Th Legion
National Guard
Taglioni
London
St. Petersburg
Regent’s Park
Victoria
Duchess of Berry
Girdwood
Viscomte de la Rochefoucauld
C. Trotter
Joynes
Rochester
Gravesend
Albertazzi
Emma
Howson
Scala
Milan
Madrid
Hon. East India Company
Highlands and Islands
Scotland
Naples
Capua
Miss P. Smith
Malta
Institute OF British Architects
J. B. Papworth
Forshall
British Museum
Robinson
Abbey of St. Mary
York
Donaldson
Fam
Sydney
Penshurst
Kent
Turner
Glendinning
Lord de L’isle
Saunders
Royal Household
Princess Augusta
Duchess of Gloucester
Lord Adolphus Fitzzlarence
Duchess of Leeds
Wellesley and Bute
Brownlow
Albemarle
Mayo
Loftus
Fitzgerald
Howe
Brougham
Beresford
Bedingfield
Baron d’Ompreda
Richard Vyvyan
Edward Carrington
Palace Avenue
Hyde Park-corner
Grosvenor-place
Wanshall
Tord de Tsle
Kensington Palace
Penshuret
Portugal
Lisbon
Baron D’almeida
Portsmouth
Foreman
Jamaica
Port Royal
Russell
Carthagena
New Granada
Elizabeth
Newcastle
Kelly
Miramichi
Wasp
Theaters Week Review at Drury Lane and Nearby Houses
The week brings varied performances across London venues. Mrs Weod entertains at Drury Lane with Cinderella and Sonvembula while Mr Hyde debuts at Covent Garden as Shylock. Adelphi, Queen and Sadler's Wells report strong attendance with stars like Mrs Selby and Miss Daly.
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Shylock
Hyde
Olyupre
J. Vining
Selby
Oxberry
Adelphi
Reeve
Strand Theatre
Jerrold
Dowling
Lionel Goldsmid
Sr. James’s.—Harley
Dicky
Miss Rainforth
Florena
Sticking to the Shop and Odd Contingencies
A local note praises Mr. D. W. Harvey for his commerce stance and recalls a Morning Post remark about timing in Parliament. The piece also recounts a criminal’s paradoxical fear of head pain, explaining hair-cut timing before his arrest and the soldiers.
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D. W. Harvey
Morning Post
True Sun
Meunier
Court of Peers
British House Debates Spain Intervention and Privilege Breach
In a lengthy session the Lords and Commons discuss Spain policy, criticizing the Foreign Secretary and the British Legion while urging limits on military engagement. A breach of privilege over remarks in a morning paper is debated, with expulsions of strangers and mutual explanations. The day ends with adjournment after motions on universities and public notices.
Debate on Hardinge motion over Spain issue ends in division
The third night of the debate on Sir H. Hardinge's motion regarding the Spain question concluded with a division. Leaders argued over treaty obligations, potential shifts in power, and British interests. Palmerston warned against violating the treaty and compromising allies. the House rose at 4:00 after a late session. The Lords met next after the Duke of Cumberland resumed attendance and the Manchester and Sheffield Railway Bill passed.
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House SD
H. Hardinge
Spain
Otway Carr Sadorward
Evans
Foreign Office
der Car 0S
Shaw
Mr. Barron
Botpere
Berguex
C. Fercusson
Isabella
W. R. Banrna
W. Fonuerr
Lord Palmerston
Evang
France
Don Carlos
R. Pee
Joan Russert
House OF Lords
Duke of Cumberland
Sheffield
British Legion Debates on Spain Troops in North Spain
In the Lords Lord Atvaxey urged copies of correspondence on Britain aiding Spain with marine and artillery forces. Lord Melbourne argued government aims to keep peace and support the Queen under treaty. In the Commons, Scarborough Harbour Bill failed by four, then a breach of privilege involved Mgr Harvey over Poor Law evidence.
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Justice Park
Court of Common Pleas
Spain
M. Nunzo
Versailles
Pompeii
Duke of Richmond
Hill
Berlin
Prince William
Paris
P. Mahony
Hardy
Spwards
Agricultural and Commercial Bank Establishment
Dublin
Lord Lyndhurst
Miss Copley
London
Andrew Fraser
P. Howanrd
Howard
A. Taevon
Joan Russeau
Canada
Trish
Scotland
Trevor
D. W. Harvey
True Sun
Joan Russell
Poor Law Committee
Wiltliams
E. Wiimarr
Maclean
Henry Bulwer
Robert Inglis
H. G. Ward
Lord Malin
Grove Price
Nicholas
Baronet
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
House of Lords
England
Madrid
Don Carlos
Escorial
France
Cadiz
Riego
Portsmouth
Moreno
Henry Hardinge
Jouy Eviey
Auxiliary Legion
Brotherton
Atvaxey
Spains
John Hay
Melbourne
Scarborough Harbour
Mgr. D. W. Harvey
Select Committee For Inquiry
Tarrensay's Stakes and Horse Racing Odds
Sporting intelligence covers Tarrensay's two thousand guinea stakes with favorites challenged by Achmet Dardanelles and Venison. It notes Wednesday's betting shifts, Elis and Locomotive among the contenders, and a dramatic equestrian feat as Oxford student Meux rode from Oxford to London and back in five hours and three quarters, completing an 112 mile round trip.
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Tarrensay
Svespar
Achmet
Lord Exeter
Dardanelles
Achmet Agst
Port Laxnp Hanpicarp
Venison
Hook
Lichfield
J. Day
Esre- Mmcent
Agst
Dawson
Walker
Oxford
Meux
London
Magialen Bridge
Hyde Park Corner
Lewes Election and Zebra Attack News Amid Dense Society Notices
The Lewes election reports Henry Fitzroy defeating Easthope by 28 votes. In a separate incident a zebra bit a keeper, caused a thigh bone fracture, and escaped after the gate opened. Other items include Poor Law Commission cases, an omnibus driver’s death, a mendicant’s arrest, and various society and church notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Henry Fitzroy
Easthope
Duchess of Kent
Princess Victoria
Duchess of Somerset
Tor Kiner
THE
Poor Law Consissioners
Court of
King’s Bench
F. Follock
Poor Law Commissioners
London
Gir F. Pollock
Charles Jewett
Wybrow
Paddington
Holborn Hill
Queensquare
Henry Harrison
Keating
Blackman Street
Southwark
John Gregory
Crowncourt
Lengalley
Moorfields
Respite Granted to Two Chester Convicts in Macclesfield Case
The Home Department halted the planned execution of Isaac Davis and John Batty, two Macclesfield residents convicted of raping Hannah Dean, after medical experts cast doubt on definitive guilt. The respite, granted on the judge’s recommendation, leaves open the possibility of transport for life. The Chester hangman position drew four local applicants amid public interest in capital punishment.
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Chester
London Mail
Secretary of State
Home Department
Isaac Davis
John Batty
Macclesfield
Hannah Dean
Stockport
Justice Coleridge
John Hoskins
Greenacre
Justice Colebridge
Liverpool
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John Field
Russia
Clementi
British Diasenm
the Institute of British Architects
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Charles Kean
Edinburgh
Mackenzie
Applecross
Ross-shire
11Th Battalion
Liverroot
Buchannan, Laird, and Co
Cambridge
Trinity College
Chance
Mornton
Roberts
Denison
Kingden
Hodgson
Christie
Waring
Mathison
Lawrence
Eddis
Maitland
Freeman
Westin
Drew
Butler
Ellison
Tuscan
Leghorn
Haywood
Lincoln Blue Coat School
Lincoln Chronicle
Edmund Kean
Drury Lane
Great Talma
Voltaire
Comedie Francaise
Rhine
Brissac
Huningen
Leipzic
Prussia
Vienna
Archduke Palatine of
Hungary
Baden
Transylvania
Augustus Otto Ernest von Oeertzen
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Liston
Denver
Hannah Mansfield
Sujfo
House of Linds
Earl of Egremont
Ireland
Duchess of St. Albans
Spitalfields Fund
Ank
Sheridan Knowles
Brian Bordshmne
Covent Garden
Bowles
William Howe Mulcaster
Lords of the Admiralty
Platina
Elphinstone
van Biemen
Charles Kerr
New South Wales
Recorder
Newgate
Phoebe Taylor
Rugg
Charles Cockite
Washington Yarrow
John Buckhouse
Thomas Waters
John Davis
Edward Thames
Theatericals
Fouse
Lonrds
Nonday
Risie
Turd Abinger
E. Codrington
Pulteney Malcoli
Cumberland
J. Graham
P. Malcolm
Navarine
Sir Pulteney
Athens
James Graham
Pulteney Malcolm
Asia
Madagascar
King’s
Henry Hanpiges
Henry
Thun
British Legion
O'Connell
Legion
Buenos Ayres
Col. Thompson
Hall
Peninsula
St. Sebastian
Badajoz
Col
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Kilkenny
CuAntes Broox Verr
Earl of Rapner
Earl of Rowen
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Lord Duncannon
Barry
Lord Brovenham
Marquess of Lansponnee
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