The Queen and the Court at Buckiepham Palace
The Queen assigns Buckiepham Palace north wing to Fr R H the Duchess of Kent and patroness of the Licensed Victuallers School. Lady Durham’s vacancy filled by the sister of Earl Spencer. Hon Mr Ashley to occupy rooms in St James's Palace. Queen Adelaide presents plate to Sir Matthew Tierney KC H on late king's illness. Belgian royals to Windsor for visit expected around September 24 with embarkation planned for late month.
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Buckiepham Palace
Constitution Hill
R.H
Duchess of Kent
Queen Adelaide
Victuallers’ School
Lady Durham
Earl Spencer
Mr. Ashley
St. James’s Palace
Lady Barnard
Ashley
Windsor Castle
Matthew Tierney
Sir Matthew Tierney
Bart
K C.H
William IV
Victoria
Lord Hill
Sovereien
Ostend
Chateau of St. Cloud
University of Paris
Her
Portamouth
Dinedgether
Charlotte’s Head
Landport
Tarring Yars
Luis
Treasury
Astronatcal Society
Cavendish
Drummond
Lee
Kent
London
Duchess of
St. Albans
Lord Clemeniia
Thestrics
D. Macartney
Trnity College
Dublin
Lord Stanley
Glasgow
Tarbert
United University
George Edward Anson
Viscount Melbourne
Harold
Lord Suffield
Anson
Downing-streat
Saxony
Laybach
Lord Elphinstone
Madras
Walter Elliot
Ecq
Madras Civil Service
Maynard
A.D.C
Madeira
Post-Office Department
Ireland
Martin
du Nord
Paris
St. Germains
Henry Herz
Messrs
Bayard and
Meltsville
Legion of Honoour
France
Spt Freres
Granville
Newfoundland
Universis
Old England
Royal Library
Almeria
Spain
Africa
Americas
Gillingwater
Nayland
Paxnes
Frank Kent
Gerry Kennedy
Nenagh
Francis
Treland
Metic
Mexico
Misquoted Charms and Royal News From The Times
A long miscellany notes a critic lamenting an opera audience queenly behavior, dining gatherings at St Cloud with Paris professors and top pupils, and a chest of varied items. It reports bequests, expected royal visits, university plans, and appointments in India and France, plus maritime losses, weather, and odd anecdotes.
Earls Illness and Oddities Stir Victorian News At West Stis
The Earl of Gefton lies dangerously ill at his seat in West Stis with repeated express riders sent to town for medical help. Reports touch on bird tax plans, iron trade revival, a forest melon grown on Exmoor, an accident involving MP Maker, a Scots Fusilier Guards soldier’s pardon, and various political and social notes including canvassing, coronations, and stray glimpses of European affairs.
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Earl of
Kelland
J. Knight
Simonsbath
Exmoor
Kennedy
M.P
Ayr
Ireland
Arthur Netterville Blake
Lord Netterville
Lord Howth
Craven
Polton Percy
Yorkshire
Robert Markham
Rue Vivienne
Vietima
Besuion
Middlesex
Europe
Bir Coutts Trotter
Grosvenor Square
Major Keppel
St. Leonard’s
Queen
Duchess of Kent
Rosebiddy
Constantinople
Evans
Westminster
Clonmel
Poulett Thomson
Board of Trade
Fitzpatrick
Holland
Lansdowne
Danmore
Miltown
Portacili
Rochdale
Caithness-shire
The Little Laundress at the English Opera House
A new petite opera presented Monday features Miss Rainforth in The Little Laundress with dances by a Paris theatre troupe. The plot blends Madeleine du Barry intrigue with a simpler hatter and a laundress, yielding soap suds and jealousy amid fine music but a cold reception.
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J. Barnett
Afadame du Barry
Paris
Mademoiselle Guemard
Miss R Isforth
O. Smith
Staitten
Franquille
Compton
Keely
Ci Devant
Devila
Heir At Law
Farren
Daniel Dowlas
Cicily
Power
Surrey
Cooper
Yates
Buckstone
Adelphi
Braham
St. James's
Burnet Drury-lane
Harley
St. James’s Theatre
Honey
Hammond
Strand
Doncaster
John Reeve
Brompton
Covent Garden Theatre
Buan
Wych-street
Olympic Theatre
Fanny Eisler
Therese
Vienna
Baden
Madrid Military Movement Report From Spain
Intelligence from Madrid details the fall of ministers including Mendizabal and the Carlists retreating from Segovia. A new cabinet under General Espartero forms while Espartero's troops move toward Segovia as Zarategui withdraws. Madrid reports calm amid royalist shifts and military maneuvers across Castile.
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Paria
Gazette de France
Tege
Mendizebal
Spain
la Gran‘a
Segdvia
General Espartero
Zaratesgui
Bayerne
France
Madrid
Calatrava
M. Espartero
Don Pedro Chacon
War Department
Bardoxi
Vadillo
Enterior
Salvato
Pio Pita Pizarro
General San Miguel
Navy
M. Bardaxi
Cortes
Segovia
Castille
Swindling Extraordinary at Henley Hall Town Hall Case
Vincent Vaughan of Bell Hatch House stands charged with conspiring with Baron de Behr to swindle Mr Allen of Oxford out of £3,000. The hearing at Henley with magistrates Phillimore and Lane resulted in Vaughan’s committal to Oxford jail. the Baron fled custody from London, claimed riches, and a treasonous dispatch was alleged to have been forged to influence a Paris seizure.
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Henley-on-Thames
Vincent Vaugn
Bellhatch House
Baron de Behr
Charles de Behr
Allen
Oxford
Joseph Phillimore
L.L.D
Charles Lane
Bell Hatchet
Yuuskan
Star Hotel
Mr. Wicht
Brazils
Cachceira Gold, Silver, and Copper Mining Company
Vaughan
Bell-hatch
Wich
Ballhateh
the Rhine
Switzerland
Coachocira
Wright
Baron É de Behr
Bank of England
Messrs
Mc Wright
Paris
Louis Philippe
France
Queen’s Bench
Wickens
Sackville Street
London
Stephens
Herley
Green’s Hotel
Leicester-square
Count Massenburg
Henley on-Thames
Ballard
Bow-street
Leaping Bar
Blackfriars Road
Three Tuns
Borough
C. Lane
Cuchoiera Mining Company
Duke of Wellington
Strathfieldsaye
Henley-Ex-Tuames
Phillimore
Lane
Anlyus
Monay
Wesball
Jose Maria Pita
Trieste
de Behr
Behr
Besch
Massenburg
Count de
Hanover Square
Dorchester Labourers Meeting Forms Local Subscription Group
A Pimlico gathering at the King's Arms on Monday evening formed a district committee to raise funds for Dorchester labourers and their families. Deputation reports and speeches spurred subscriptions, with adjournment set for Monday September 4 and weekly meetings at the Turk's Head, Holborn. Separately, figures from the London and Birmingham Railway describe progress: engine readiness at Euston and line extensions toward Tring and Denbigh-hall, targeting full completion by autumn 1838 and January next for extensive operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
King’s Arms
Ebury-Street
Pimlice
Messrs
Tomey and
Gardiner
Central Committee
Turk’s Head
King-street
Holborn
London
Birmingham
Euston-grove
Euston-square
Boxmoor
Tring
Denbigh-hall
Holyhead Road
Rugby
Adjourned Inquest Into Medway Steamer Fire Tragedy
The inquest into the Medway steamer fire and the death of Mr. Robert Maurer adjourned at Gravesend with Sir Edwin Smith representing Norwich Insurance. Witnesses described smoke from the boiler room, frantic efforts to extinguish the blaze, and passengers' evacuation. The jury found Maurer drowned while attempting to save others, praising the captain and crew for bravery and restraint.
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Caritar
Medway
Revert’ Maurer
Edwin Smith
Norwich Assurance Company
Gravesend
Star Company
Stephen Mackley
London
Greenhithe
Broadness Point
Sre
Robert Hughes
Milton
Grays
George Stone
Henry Williams
Sophia Cleaves
Stroud
Eliz. Northern
King- Street
Snow-hilk J
Purfleet
Maurer
William Newland
Edward Brown
John William Burrows
Houndshire
Woolwich
Mr. Smith
Matthews
Portleet
Burrows
Robert Smith
Phat
Robert Maurer
Privileges of the Commons and a notable suicide attempt
The piece reports on a demurrer in Stockdale v Hansard before the Queen's Bench at Westminster Hall, noting the shift from a justificatory plea to privilege and the expected outcome. It also recounts a gentleman from Hanover Square who attempted suicide with a pistol, found in a distressed state and taken to medical care.
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Peyton
Woodstock
James Graham
THE
Commons
Privileges of the Commons
Stockdale
Hansard
Queen's Bench
Banco
Westminster Hall
Betwen
Hettiig
Bow-Street
Saint Paul Coventgarden
John Callaghan
C. Phillips
Mr. P
Corder
Phillips
Marlboroah-Street
Francis Cracknell
Stone
Dyer
Treadway
Park Lane
Mendicity Society
Mary de Roos
Duke of Leinster
Crepigny
Wexford
Ireland
London
Chambers
Worship Street
Elisabeth Falgar
George Felgar
Duchess of Oldenburg
Winyatt-street
Goswell-street-road
Thomas Stirling
William Gitton
Mars. Gitton
Punishment for listening to the Language of Love
In a harsh convent punishment, Scar Therese was found guilty of deception and forbidden talk with a patient. She endured days without food, severe scourging, removal of her habit, and exposure in the cold. Cast out at midnight, she vanished from the town, presumed dead or to have killed herself.
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Elzabeth Davis
Maidstone
Ensill
Therese
Midniyst
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