Royal týmings and public events in London society
Her Majesty sat for Hayter and her daughter the Princess Hohenlohe to paint in the coronation picture. A royal horseback ride, theater visit, church service, and Windsor excursion followed. Other notes cover Fleet reviews, public notices, census figures, policing, and various international dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayter
Hohenlohe
Marchioness of
Normandy
Princess of
Surrey
Major Keppel
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Prince
Princess
Maddy
St. John
New Palace
Marchioness
Sophia
Kensington
Col. Cavendish
Duchess of Kent
Windsor Castle
Marquis Conyngham
Earl of Belfast
Mary Stopford
Miss Pitt
Miss Murray
Lady Gardiner
Baroness Lehzen
Col
Cavendish
Hussars
Marble Arch
Park
Princess Augusta
Lady Clinton
Miss Hudson
Bushy Park
Marlborough House
London and Westminster Review
United Kingdom
Milan
Gount Clonard
Seville
Spain
Sussex
Canada
Nova, Scotia
Quebbec
Kingston-upon- Thames
Pontypool
Newport
Lord Durham
Ross
Herefordshire
Rome
Thorvaldsen
Copenhagen
Brighton
Pembrokeshire
Gazette de France
Cologne
Commodore Rodgers
U. States Navy
Steele
Scotland
Constantinople
Augsburg
Herat
T. Willams
Glanfon
Denbigh
Maelzel
Callao
Ahmed Fethi Pacha
Regent’s Park
Samee Effendi
Arakel Dadian
London
Logiealmond
Paterson
Duchess of Orlean
Baron Pasquier
MM. Barthe
Salvandy
M. Moreau
Accoucheur
Sage Femme
Morocco
M. Scheffer
Messrs. P. and Co
Army Contractors
Long-acre
Wiltshire Yeomanry
Bognor
Merry Old England
Count de la Ronciere
la Ronciere
Morell
Canatas
Earl of Durham
Russia
Siberia
Shanes
Newcastle Natural History Society
Theatres Review and Animal Spectacle At Astley's
Opera season closes with Le Nozze di Figaro and Anna Bolena as Grisi Albertazzi and Lablache perform. Walter Lacy debuts in The School for Scandal at Haymarket. mixed reviews for Sir Peter Teazle and Joseph Surface roles. Astley's showcases Van Amburgh's lion tiger and leopard troupe with remarkable feats and a lamb in the cage. Chit chat notes Betty junior joins stage, composers’ fees for Cherry Ripe and The Light Guitar, and the Second Life Guards serenade the Duchess of Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Anna Bolena
Figaro
Grisi
Albertazzi
Lablache
Haymarket
School For Scandal
Walter Lacy
Liverpool Theatre
Charles
Lacy
Mr. Webster
Miss Taylor
Sir Peter
Lady Teazle
Mr. Farren
Farren
Sir Peter Teazle
Terle
Joseph Su
Glover
AstLey’s
van Amburgh
Anon
Dacrow
Betty
Roscius
Coventgarden Theatre
Garrick
Cheltenham
Achinet
Brown
Barb’ross
London
Horn
Barnet
Life Guards
Duchess of Kent
Buckingham Palace
Yarmouth Election and Notable Kent Hop News
The Yarmouth borough election results show Mr. Wilshere ahead by thirty votes over Mr. Baring. Also reported is progress on a thousand mile walk betwixt Camberwell and its setback from a leg injury. Kent hop news notes growth, weather effects, and rising concerns about crop prospects across Maidstone and the Weald. Baron Gurney faces a Chronicle notice about executions of two imprisoned women on September 1 at the Chester Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey
Camberwell
Maidstone
Weald
Kent
Ticehurst
Wadhurst
Mayfield
Burwash
Etchingham
Joneses
Udimore
Baron Gurney
Chester
Ann Byrom
Dinah Jones
Revolting Conduct at Guy's Hospital Inquest
An inquest at Guy's Hospital on George Osbourne, 40, examined alleged hospital ill treatment after a dog bite led to lockjaw and death. Witnesses described delayed care, a forced operation, and a disputed necessity for removal, with the jury absolving surgeon Babington and returning an accidental death verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Guy's Hospital
Southwark
George Osbourne
William Frank Babington
Anne Osbourne
Russell-street
Bermondsey
Ann
Babington
Stocker
Courtenay Rioters Sentences and Widows Pension Noted
The Courtenay rioters were sentenced at the county gaol with Mears and Wills to life transport, Price to ten years, and eight others to one year hard labour with solitary confinement. A pension of £40 a year was granted to the widow of the constable Mears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtenay
County
Thomas Mears
Tyler
William Wills
William Price
Edward Wraight
Alexander Foud
Edward Curling
Thomas Griggs
Richard Foreman
Charles Hills
House of Correction
Mears
Waidstone
Hastings
Portsmouth
C. Williams
Messrs. Maudsley and Field
London
Scott
Sunderland
Great Western
Duchess of Kent
Dublin
Albion
John Brown
R. Mellin
Wakefield
Princess Charlotte
Albany Road
Camberwell
Messenger
Surrey Canal
Heath
Beadle
Crawley
Welling
Kent
Surrey
Disturbances at Dewsbury Over New Poor-Law Proposals
In Dewsbury West Riding Yorkshire a large crowd gathered as the Home Office intervened with military and police to guard the Guardians meeting about the new Poor Law. Six men were arrested after stones and brickbats were hurled at guardians. riot act was read and troops deployed. Prisoners Bromley Thompson Mitchel Crowther Brook Hatt plus Mary Hay were committed to Wakefield for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewsbury
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Joshua Ingham
Home Office
Lancers
60Th Rifle Corps
Hull
Leeds
Metropolitan Police
Martin
Royal Hotel
John Hague
Church School Room
John Hayne
Market-Cross
Market Cross
Ingham
Wakefield House of Correction
Frederick Bromley
Richard Thompson
George Mitchel
Joseph Crowther
William Brook
Thomas Hatt
Alias Field
Brook
Robinson
Harwood
Mary Hay
Spain
Madrid
Espartero
Van~halen
Epartero
Tafalla
Estella
Winery
Caspe
Morella
Favarra
Switzerland
Lucerne
Austria
Prussi
Baden
Diet
Louis Napoleon
France
Dusuin
Ineo Nogpieman
Beardaworth
Lambeth-street
Howland-street
Fitzroy-square
Colchester
Pow
Myers
Cope
Charles Flower Miffin
Pleasant-place
Westsquare
Lambeth
Wimbledon Common
Menononouy
Dawson’s Wharf
Waterloo Bridge
St. John’s Church
Morris
Guildford-street
Gravel Lane
Southwark
Mansion House
Minories
Wilcox
Marylebone
John Wilson
St. Pancras
Thomas Martin
Jones
Syaki
Elizabeth Fitch
Odsdall
Hertfordshire
Cambridge
Witi
London
Queen -Square
Srediuey
Thomas Cushiow
Messrs
Burrell
Toskins
Mary Robin
Alfred-street
Vauxhall Road
Chr Isea
Willowwalk
Late Fire Reveals Restored Collett Plate Chest
After a previous temple blaze, a large chest of plate owned by Mr. Collett was missing until a conversation at a Bayswater hosier's shop led to discovery. A crest match confirmed the recovery, with Collett repaying the insurance payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collett
Dalton
Orme-square
Bayswater
Kent
Kensington-gardens
Royal Kitchen Garden
Bayswater Gate
Foubert
Bayswater Road
Davies
Marketcourt
High-street
Kensington Church
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