The Queen and Court Audiences and Dinners at the New Palace
The Queen gave audiences on Tuesday to the Earl of Albemarle and others in London and Melbourne visiting nobles attended a royal dinner at the new palace. Princess M Beme's birthday noted with royal family attendance, and Wednesday audiences included Marquis of Cyninghae and Viscount Melscurre. The Queen dined with several nobles and attended an Opera Buffa at the Lyceum. Her Majesty extends patronage to Cornwall scientific and charitable institutions.
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Earl of
Albeynarl Theroondon
Melbourne
Lord Hill
New Palace
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Devonshire
Earl
Countess of Granville
Countess of Surrey
Sydney
John Russell
Miss Lister
Arbaen
Marquis of
Headfort
Cavendish
C. Murrayy
Wemyss
M. Beme
Mambera
Iialy Vister
Cambridge
Nesses
Prince George
Princess of Mary of
Lader Majesty
Barhaman Isa Pitt
Gloucester
Windsor
Qsees
Marquis of Cynynghae
Viscount Melscurre
Tony Ear
Duke of
Countess of
Duke of Sussex
Hastings
St. Leonards
Duke of Hamilton
Lord Lincoln
Paris
Koreff
Walowski
Beresford
Lord Ducies
John Beresford
Burdett Coutts
Mary Somerset
Walter Rockliffe Farquhar
India
Jasper Nicholls
Life and Foot Guards
St. James’s
St.James’s
Dublin Castle
Lord de Roos
Grove-road
St. John’s Wood
Henry Wellesley
Wellesley
Statgardt
Duke of Cambridge
Combe Wood
Lord Liverpool
Viscount Beyne
Belgrave Square
Bawendon House
Ludlow
Lord Ashburton
Brighton
Piccadilly
M. Auguet
Baron de Las Valles
Don Carlos
Jusseur
Princess of
Beira
Jandon
Gunton
Sheffield
George Bentinck
Felbrig
William Windham
Trinity Board
Rocken-End
Isle of Wight
Clarendon
Helford
Sheriffs’ Court
Villiers
Grote
Harvey
Corporation of
Duke de Nemours
Africa
Prince Talleyrand
Duchess de Dino
Electors of Westminster
House of Commons
St. Clement Danes’ Savings Bank
National Debt Office
Chatham
Lord A. Conyngham
W. W. Wynn
Greenwich
Deptford
Earl of Cavan
General Cemetery
Harrow-road
Hussey Vivian
General Gascoyne
Marshal Velez
Mixed Royal Court News and Society Notices
A sprawling miscellany reports postponed royal dinners, charity gifts by the Queen Dowager, health updates, and court deployments. It notes band formations for the Queen, noble travels and purchases, legal and municipal affairs, lighthouse plans, elections, financial moves, and various social appearances across London, Brighton, and parlor towns.
Oldham Tory societies fading amid humbug claims
A long list of parliamentary and social items follows, noting the decay of the Oldham Conservative Society and a royal decree lowering coal import duties. It reports the abjuration of Protestant faith by Joseph Charles Luther in Rhema, and details a Crown and Anchor meeting in Strand with emigrant resolutions. Summary includes Insolvent Debtors Court proceedings on Lord Edward Thynne and related trustees, a Vestris bill case at Queen's Bench, and various other public notices and legal items.
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Oldham
R Hemia
Barry
Smirkie
Cockerell
Ryan
Newcross
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Earl of Euston
Dudley Stuart
Edward Thynne
Nichols
Jones
Moss Davies
William Rawlins
Cooke
Woodroffe
Mr. C. Jones
Mr. Dancombe
W. Rawlins
T. S. Duncombe
E. Thynne
Mr. Cooke
Thynne
Took
Russell-square
Edford-rew
Richmond Terrace
Mellish
Messrs
Garrard
Panton-street
Tocke
Lord E. Thyane
Harris
London
Child’s
Tooke
Glengall
Tilbury
Dir Tocke
T. 8
Duncombe
M.P
Homerray
Vestrig
Queen’s Bench
Lord Denman
Batt
Thesier
Madame Vestris
Anderson
Homfray
Hooper
Husfrey
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Hemfray
Thesiger
Deer Hunt at Uxbridge Captivates Crowned Set of Hounds
Sporting Chronicle reports a Tuesday deer chase near Uxbridge with a tale of a noble deer eluding the pack for over an hour and a half. The pursuit traversed Newdigate, New Year's Green, Harefield, Dew's Farm, and many Wey towns before the quarry was finally taken near Old Windsor after a lengthy, windy hunt.
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Uxbridge-common
N. Newdigate
S-Green
Harefield
Dew
Gery
Clewer
Old Windsor
Woodside
John Ramsbottom
Joan of Arc at Drury Lane and Covent Garden reviews
The theatre pages compare Joan of Arc at Drury Lane with Covent Garden, noting strong audience applause at the Lane but questioning profits and rivalries. Coverage praises Covent Garden’s spectacle, stages and unseen scenes while criticizing timing, management, and pricing in rivalry with the Lane.
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Drury Lane
Joan of Arc
Covent Garden
Garden
Macready
the Lane
Mr. Balfe
Joan
Ball
Busn
Messrs. Haines
Rooke
St. James’s
Angeline
Mons. Jacquet
Knowles
Webster
Adelphi —Valsha
Rory O'More
Collier
Olympic
Yates
Adelphi
Nisbett
Haymarket
H. Beverley
Tottenham Street Theatre
Beverleys
Otway
Dury Lane
Kean
The
Victoria
Israel
Report on Queen's Visit Receipts and City Expenditures
Aldermen approved a report detailing expenses for the royal visit including police costs 387 pounds printing 73 gravelling 227 barriers 200 police superintendent 50 horse expenses 120 totaling about 1100 pounds. Also notes fashion columns and a promotion for the City of London Discount Association offering bill discounts and deposit profits to shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polich
Whithair
London
Ladies Pocket Magazine
City of London Discount Association
Imperial Parliament. House of Lords and Commons debate Ireland
The House of Lords did not sit while the Commons sat with the Speaker in chair before four. A select committee was appointed to inquire into Manor Courts in Ireland, and another to investigate fictitious votes in Ireland. Debates covered French encroachments on British fisheries, a demarcation line, and a limited commission scope. Discussion on a Northampton will case led to calls for published correspondence. corruption concerns about election fees and witness costs led to a select committee inquiry. Adjourned with Mackinnon seeking patent law reform.
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House OF Lords
House OF Commons
Manor Courts
Ireland
M. J. O’connell
Morgan John O'Connell
Fitzstephen French
Lord Hillsborough
John Russeall
Lord Granville Somensht
Kent
Suffolk
Norfolk
Yorkshire
France
England
Lord Palmenstown
Guernsey
Lord Palmerston
Patwensrox
Charles Kwicutley
Northampton
William Smith
Millbank
Watson
Doctor Watson
Oxford
Cambridge
Baronet
Jeux RussEeut
Smith
Hume
Warnzurton
Mackinnon
Bridgewater
Warp
Borough of
Rd. Brinsley Sheridan
Henry Broadwood
Esqra
Iana Sen
Pecument
Wanp
Bridgwater
Fee
Leapur
Lower Canada
Lord Gosford
John RusseLl
Gosford
New Brunswick
Canada
Joan Russzrr
Wars of Lords and Commons in Education Debates
In a Thursday session the Lords discussed a two-part education bill proposal and debated commissions of the peace while the Commons examined municipal rates and a Harwich court-martial. Friday saw petitions on national education and a Bridgewater bribery inquiry, with Irish poor law relief later debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houses OF Lords
Lonp
Weolsack
Duke of Ricamont
Lord Brougham
Bernat
Commons
Fire and court notes from a crowded London day
A crowded London day with a Cabinet meeting in the Exchequer, civil unrest in Lower Canada, a fatal fire at a Vauxhall residence where two children perished, a Milford Lane factory blaze, a St Clement’s engine response, court cases in the Exchequer and Central Criminal Court, including a damages verdict for criminal conversation and a forged banknote trial with a weak identification.
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Lower Canada
M. Pazineau
Pearse
Vauxhall Bridge
Milford Lane
Strand
Jones
St. Clement’s
St. Dunstan
Fleet-street
Central Criminal Court
Joseph Smith
Bank of England
Hawthorn
Clark’s Place
Kensington
Shepherd
Richmond Arms
Edgeware Road
Countess Harringtons Children Case Before Justice Lowndes
A singular October assault case arose in Dublin involving G W Kelly a carpenter of 176 William Street. The defendant faced a fifteen year old girl Amelia Maria Theresa Segrave alleged to be her daughter, linked to Miss Maria Foote later Countess of Harrington. The intricate tale traces adoptions, secret letters, and multiple identities, ending with the charge dismissed after evidence.
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Countess OF Harrington
Kelly
Miss Foote
Dublin
King’s
England
George Max
M.P
M‘dermott
Max
Wilson
Sackville-street
Gregory
Maria Tyrrell
Roberta
Elizabetha Spring-streets
New- York News
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Sporting Chronicle
Imperial Parliament
Dom Hons
Stanney
Georgee Stricklane
Boothertox
Jon Russeut
Col. Pencevat
Harwich
Richard Blake
Prince Regent
Lord Monphers
PencEvat
Lord Leutenant
Bainnes
Marquis of Lanspowns
Manchester
Lord Broucuam
Erle
St. George’s Church
Chester-street
Pall-mall
Learned Council
Platt