Court and Courtly News From St James s Palace
The Privy Seal writes of royal audiences and pageantry at St James s Park with the band in the marquee, mentions Viscount Mivourns and Anne Belew s ballet, notes appointments to Ladies in Waiting, and records royal and political movements, including the Bishop of Norwich appointment and the Duke of Cambridge’s possible command role.
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Privcrss
Ishia Uatilea
St. James’s Park
Royal Artillry
Palace
Viscount Mibourns
Anne Belew
le Corsaire
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Countess of
Countess of Durham
Earl of Durtiss
Beretta of
Windsor
Jerusalem
Holy City
Hesteaught
Thames
Sisser
Artillery Mipany
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Duke of Cambridge
Gorrany
Ierd Corves
Royel Dek
Coldstream Regiment
Guards
60Th Rifle Corps
Napoleon Bonaparte
Fenton’s
Redmond
Hallan
Switzerland
Bugivs Court
Ali Pget
Lichfild4
House of Commons
D. W. Harvey
Giro
Southwark
Win
Erder
Miss O'Nri
Lanse
Lady Sykes
Francis Sykes
Christ’s Hospital
Great Britain
Levionia
Ito
Hospital Av Solacee
London
Rotterdam
Bombay
Fitzbury
Calais
British West Indies
Drurylene
Nani
Elysium
Gasstion
Aitise Bleve
France
Spain
Sam
Pickwick
Posse
Ser
Mudley Stuart
Arundel
Rainor
Novil
Yises
Hanover
Taylon
Manchester
Nisg
Circela
diGuetion
Fitzjordves
Green- Witc
London Bridge
Wright
House of Lords
Adaira
Tatham
Amid Sraith
Leamington
Cathlics
Canvant
Galway
Eton
Msjcaty
Francis Chantrey
Court of Charesty
Rolls’ Courts
W. B. Cocke
Wheatley Park
Doncaster
William
van Dioruty
John Frankin
Ussande
Mr. L
St. James’s Palace
Ano Larnard
Frederick Augusta Barard
Theatres Roundup Voices High Patronage and Shifting Schedules
The Her Majesty's Theatre season nears end with strong patronage and varied attendance across venues. Donizetti's Anna Bolena and other works draw crowds as Macready at Haymarket captivates, while new productions and journal plans surface amid royal patronage and ongoing reorganizations at Covent Garden and Colosseum.
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Her Majesty’s Theatre
Parterre
Hitsalf
Donigotti
Anna Bolexa
Lablache
Rubini
Grisi
Ivanoff
Fanburini
Rovelty
Compton
R. B. Peake
Blanch of Jersy
Barrett
Haymarket
Macready
Lord Townley
Tueseday
Camedy
Stirling
Bichelor
Pickwickians
Burietta
Dibdin
Surrey
Yates
Davidge
J. Reeve
Honey
Victoria
Adelphi
George Seane
Queen’s Theatre
John Soane
Lincoln’s Innfielde
Templeton
Shirreff
Colosseum
Marcchner
Misa Smith
Macaregor Logan
Miss Smiths
Burnett
Braham
Stansbury
Buckingham
White Conduit
Descent of Garnerin's Parachute in 1802
An 1802 parachute ascent and descent by M. Garnerin in London is recounted in his own words. The cotton dome parachute attached to the balloon descended while Garnerin rode in the basket, landed safely, and was greeted by a large crowd including the Duke of York and Lord Stanhope. The account notes public concern, the balloon’s ascent, barometer readings, and Garnerin’s cautious descent amid cheering spectators. Also mentioned is the ascent and the mysterious disappearance of Reynolds of Finchley, with a description of his appearance and circumstances.
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Cocking
M. Garnerin
Garazerin
London
Gamerin
Ganerin
CIA
Asronaut
St. George’s Parate
North Audley-street
St. Garverin
Camden and
Stanhope
Francis Burdett
Sheridan
St. Gorge’s Parade
Marylebone Fields
Rey
France
Heaven
Earth
Duke of York
Lord Stanhope
Sir Sidney Smith
Douglas
Europe
Garnerin
M. Garserin
Frindsham Mill
Farnham
Surrey
Madlle
Parisian
Hume Unsuccessfully Challenges Middlesex Election
A large crowd gathered at Charing Cross for Mr Hume to address the electors but a heavy shower dispersed the meeting. Final returns show Byng leading, with Hume behind. discussion centered on ballots, reform, and political education as the campaign ends.
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Hume
Wis
Chiringcrest
Reform Committee
Ship Hotel
Charingcross
Chaiman
Fearon
Byng
Wood
Pownall
State of the
Aay
Mgr. Hume
London
Middlesex
Centleman
Nimares
al Koglichraan
Bynes
GOODWOOD RACES AND CRICKET ITEMS OF THE WEEK
The Craven Stakes, Sweepstakes and Queen’s Plate headline a busy Goodwood racing schedule with notable entries such as Caravan Alumnus The Glama and Wisaple. Cricket matches include Windsor and Eton junior versus Camden at Copenhagen ground and Putney versus Etonian at Putney. A Lord's ground pony racing program runs five cups and a tankard across two days. A Serpentine swimming match yields Daniel Ashley as winner with plans for a youths swimming society.
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Lord Suffield
A. Pavisy
Stwall
Lord Lichfield
J. Day
Lord Chesterfield
Scroggins
Duke of Richmond
Wreford
Wisdom
Sultan
Victoria
Day
Levant
Hooghley
Lord Albemaine
Keats
T.Y.C
Colonel Bouverie
Saracen
Walton
Twitchett
L. Fox
the Carpenter
Horssea
Colonel Peel
Rogera
H. B
Edgar
Rogers
Phillimore
Lady Anna
Rush
Pickwick
Camel
Robinson
Mr. Gardner
Be Benedict
Peter Lely
Mr. Bowe
Comus
Lad Jersey
Chapple
Theobala
Sir Frederick
Williamson
Ainderby
Carew
Emilius
Grisette
Camden
Brox Anp
Putney
Feonians
Rieter Axp
Richmond Green
Ripley
Richmond
Aris’s
Three Tuns
Duke-street
Lord's Ground
St. John’s Wood
Ems
Serpentine
Strachan
Daniel Ashley
Royal Oxford Bues
H. Freeworthy
Fractured London Political News and Local Incidents
Rumors swirl of Teris backing Sir Edward Sugden for Speaker against Bir Aber cromby. Tennyson D Esncourk may reinstate a peer. Hume could switch to Kilkenny or Lambeth. Middlesex results spark talk of Hume in Parliament. O Connell wins Kilkenny. Irish politics intensifies. Reports on kidnappings, crimes in Marylebone and Hatton Garden mix with elections and public disturbances.
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Teris
Edward Sugden
Bir. Abercromby
Tennyson D'Esncourk
Hume
Lambeth
O’connell
Dublin
Kilkenny
Roebuck
Ewart
Middlesex
House of Cozumons
Sithough
Une
Brentford
Huxe
Beysnstone-square
Hyde-park Corser
Kensington
Mamacruith
Tstrien
Bryanstone-square
Wood
Middlesix
Grenadier Guards
Grant
Dalia
Ficer
Maquis
Londonferry
Emily Hardinge
Walter James
Charles Henry Wood
10Th
Royal Husaars
Lord Enniskillen
Firmsnaga
West Kent
Hodges
Esmund Filmer
West Riding
Yorkshire
Lord Morpeth
G. Strickland
Mr. Wortley
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
DuBuin
Trish
Hutton
Carrickfergus
Kirke
Ritnie
Waterford
Marquis
Norway
Shersy
Tom Steel
Gulf of Buthnis
Marylebone
Monsieur Augereau
Kitty Connell
Richard Walker
Crown and Sceptre
Cumberland-siree
Cumberland-market
Cupid
Gar
Thomas Wilson
Mersis
Sault
Wimpole-street
Shutt
Hatton Garden
Elijah Hughes
Sophia
Sach
Union Hall
William Jones
Maraden
East Surrey
Clapham
Messrs
Locke King
Angerstein
Marsden
Alsager
Kemble
Trail
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