Royal Week Activities At The New Palace
The Queen and royal circle attended divine service in the private chapel, with clergy reading the service and a sermon by Dr Short. A privy council was held, and Mr George Hayter received a sitting in robes of state for his London picture. The Queen toured parks by open carriage with staff, and a dinner party occurred in the evening. Royal visitors included Princess Sophia and the Duchess of Kent. a large state attendance followed by audiences for peers.
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Lady Barham
Lord Byron
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London
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Gloucester
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Duchess of Kent
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William Cowper
Cavendish
Gray
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England
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Devonshire House
Dover
Paris
Francis Russell
Belgrave Square
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Archdeacon Hodgson
Edensor
Prince Louis Bonaparte
Arenenberg
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Anson
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Melton
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William H. Davies
Great
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Russia
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Williams
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Spirit Dealers
Glasgow
Scotland
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Metropolis Police Committee
Watkex
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the Treasury
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Edward Harrison
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Merrick Peel
Houss
Hanvey
Cornwall
Lancaster
Lord Brougham
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Duchy of Lancaster
Duchy of Cornwall
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Hume
Exchequer
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Hear
Grove
Banrine
Captain Pecheelt
C. Baner
Jon Russett
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Buller
Keemble
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Kemaxy
Cuay
Mr. Hume
C. BuLuen
Claus
Krune
Boss
Procter
Regent’s Park
Exeter Street
Strand
Royal appointments and society notes from London
Reports detail Duke of Sussex named Grand Master of the Bath order and Cambridge at the new Palace. News items cover aristocrats visiting Dublin Paris and Parisian marriages. resignations, embassies, parliamentary adjournments, and railway openings.
Nuovo Figaro review stirs mixed critical tides
The piece provoked sharp commentary on its plot and music. Castellan’s debut draws attention though portrayal and score draw mixed praise and critique, with Lindley’s accompaniment and Frasceschini high points noted amid broader dismay.
Imperial Parliament debates London postage and tenant reforms
The House discusses ballot voting petitions from Freshfield Suffolk and post office rate cuts. recovery of tenements bill, magistrate powers, and tenant protection mix with debates on duchy revenues, copyright law, and naval concerns. Other notices cover Irish reform, public bills, and parliamentary inquiries.
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