Royal Family Notes and Political Rumors Abroad
The column reports on a royal Sunday rite at the private chapel of the new palace with Viscount Melbourne and others dining, plus a birthday visit to the Duke of Sussex. It covers appointments, rumored successions, church and civic news, theatre contracts, museum catalogues, and various international political notes including Spain, Nassau, and Canada.
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Tmhother
New Palace
Short
Hereford
Viscount Melbourne
W. Cowper
Baron Stockmar
Duke of Sussex
Cambridge
Kensington Palace
Earl of Munster
Earl of Devon
Duke of Wellington
Lord Eldon
University of Oxford
Andrew Leith Hay
Bermuda
John Colborne
Canada
Francis
Henry
Gol. Hughes
Madrid
Liberal
Duke of
Nassau
Europe
Lynch
Chancery Bar
Charles Butler
Galway
Francis Aldborough Prittie
Tipperary
Francis Head
Toronto
J. Hook
Gambia
Holyhead
Paris
Ewald
Holland
London
Bouverie Primrose
Earl of Roseberry
Edinburgh
Young
Lower Canada
Court of Common Council
Charles Kean
Bunn
Drury Lane Theatre
Webster
Morris
Haymarket Theatre
Sir John Newport
British Museum
Charles, I
City of
Peter Laurie
Wylde
Charing-cross
Northern Liberator
Andrew Smith
Fort Pitt
Chatham
Cadogan Place
Chelsea
Royal Exchange
Bow Church
Tuk Qurey
Fletcher
Masters
Chester
Lord Denman
Northampton
Bruford St. Martin
Wilts
Edward Pole
All Souls College
Sodor and Man
Great Horkesley Rectory
Llandaff
New Zealand
Bay of Islands
Cloudy Bay
Poke
Robullo
Duchy of Saxe Meiningen
de Grote
Sympathy for Canada Unites New York in 1838
A letter from Jan 1 1838 describes a public meeting at Vauxhall Garden New York with about three thousand attendees showing strong Canadian sympathy. Dr O Callaghan, visiting from Lower Canada, spoke amid cheers while Irish Americans and Republicans voiced support for Canadian liberties and reforms. The piece notes rising U S sympathy and upcoming meetings in Albany Rochester and Brooklyn plus anti British actions against Canadian patriots.
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New York
Canada
Holden
Vauxhall Garden
Bowery Theatre
Niblo’s
Vauxhall
Mangle Quackenboss
O’callaghan
Lower Canada House of Assembly
Vindicator
Cambrelling
Congress
Washington
Lafayette
Papineau
England
West Indies
Union
Ellice
Royal Commissioners
Canadas
van Ransalaer
Navy Island
M‘kenzie
Head
van Jtansalaer
Fort Maldon
Detroit
Lower Canada
St. Eustache
John Colborne
St. Benoit
Upper Canada
Girod
Geo. Carter
St. Denis
St. Charles
Richelieu
Vermont
United States
London
P. S
Republic
Indiana Journal of the
Indianapolis
Z. B. Gentry
Marey
Albany
Friends
Liberty
North America
Franklin Theatre
E. B. O'Callaghan
Masonic Hall
Brooklyn
Gosford
Him
Glenelg
Johnny Russell
Master Stephen
University of London faces religious test proposal for BA
Senate action on requiring candidates to be examined in Greek Gospels and Acts, then referred to government for reconsideration. Also notes the National Gallery donors Farnborough Beaumont Carr and Rogers, and Miss Smith a resident of Islington examined for insanity at Hatton Garden, admitted to Hanwell Lunatic Asylum after magistrates' order.
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University
London
Senate
Nationa
Lord Farnborough
George the Fourth
Sir G. Beaumont
Our
National Gallery
Holwell
Carr
Rogers
G. Beaumont
Hanwell Asylum
Sporting Chronicle Tattersalls race betting
The favourites tighten their hold as three ride at 11 to 1 and a fourth at 21 to 1 with Gey Momus among the top picks. Predictions lean toward Young Rowton possibly leading by month’s end amid a dull racing afternoon with listed odds on Grey Momus D Egville and other contenders.
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Tattersall
Tag Denny
Fouth
G. Beotinck
Armitage
Jersey
Berners
Burning of the Caroline sparks frontier fury on Navy Island
From Buffalo to New York and beyond, reports converge on the Caroline burning by British authorities and Loyalist action on Navy Island. Riots, mobilizations, and proclamations surge along the American frontier as Western New York prepares for possible conflict. Eyewitness accounts describe slaughter aboard the Caroline and mass arming of citizens, while officials in Canada and the United States issue warnings and seek to enforce neutrality.
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St. James
New York
Portsmouth
Upper Canada
New York Morning Herald
Burrato
Schlosser
Navy Island
Caroline
Applebe
Harding
Indiana
Durfee
Chippewa
Canada
Court House
Buffalo Artillery
Niagara
Burt
Buffalo
Applebee
Grand Island
Elmer
Head
America
Rochester Democrat
Lockport
Democrat
Lewiston
Niagara Frontier
New York Inquirer
Rochester
The
Bove
M‘kenzie
Nelson Gorham
Samuel Lount
Silas Fletcher
Jose Loyd
Thomas Darling
Charles Duncan
Adam Graham
John Hawk
Jacob Rynnal
W. H. Doyle
A. G. W. van Egmont
St. Lawrence
New York Weekly Herald
Albany
Navy
M‘nab
United States
Roscoe
Sir Francis Head
Sir Francis
Frontier
Senate
van Buren
Wavy Island
New York Daily Express
Utica
van Rensselaer
P.S
Western Mail
Na’ Island
Washington
Congress
Chip
United. States
Martin van Buren
M. van Buren
John Forsyth
Colonial Office
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Sir J. Colborne
John Colborne
Lower Canada
Sir John Colborne
Grand ‘Brule
Schtogser
Ages of the Present Ministry and Local Crime Notes
The ages of government ministers are listed from Lord Melbourne to Lord Plunkett with several missing birth years. A newborn infant was found dead under a Woodbridge estate archway, a site long plagued by thieves and vagrants. At Central Criminal Court, Daniel Mahony and Patrick Mahony were indicted for murder. Thomas Bryan was charged as an accessory. the Mahonys were found guilty of manslaughter while Bryan was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Melbourne
Lord Cottenham
Lord Lansdowne
Council
Lord Duncannon
Privy Seal
Lord John Russell
Home Department
Lord Palmerston
Lord Glenelg
Colonial
Lord Holland
Duchy of Lancaster
Lord Minto
Admiralty
Lord Lichfield
Post Office
Lord Lenale
Lord Plunkett
Ireland
Lord Morpeth
Poulett Thomson
Labouchere
Board of Trade
Mint
Woodbridge
Ak. Cuarce
Central Criminal
Cotton
Daniel Mahony
Patrick Mahony
John Bryan
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