Royal christening date unsettled amid palace plans
The royal christening of the princess is debated with expectations of a ceremony at Buckingham Palace or the Chapel Royal. Reports cite possible postponement beyond the 10th, with Belgian king arrival delays and preparations including a grand gallery display for about eighty guests. Public notices vary by newspaper, but preparations and attendance remain pending official word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
St. James's
Iia
Royal Picture Gallery
Canova
Reabove
Court Journal
Buckinghamave
Chapel Royal
Lordweatherlain
Sal
Ostend
Winxpsor
Buckingham-palace
Laroyal Chapel
Globe
Wisnsur
Selgians
Brussels
Covent-GarDex
Prince Albert
Windsor
Prince Vin Table
Nim
le Petty
Quarton
Ol Roe
Combet Conor Oi
Anlage
Erland-Lodge
Princess Royal
Vironess Lehzen
Earl of
Listowell
Alfred Paget
Bouverie
Itkingham
Majesty
Etry Ty Peace
Col
Wylde
Hk Fort
Ince Albert
London
Her
Lanare
William Mae
Captain Green
Court of Common Council
Common Council
Court of Aldermen
Thames
Scilly Isles
H. Wheatley
City of Dublin Company
Liverpool
St. James’s
H. Were
Duke of
Elend
Cumberland-lodge
Henry Wheatley
G.C. H
Privy Purse
Matthesr Tidney
tSsex Com Vesty
Brighton
Sudden Indisposition of the Duke of Wellington
Friday evening the Duke of Wellington suffered a sudden illness in the House of Lords while Lord Br was speaking. He staggered after a hat incident, received help, and was carried to Apsley House, with Drs Hume and Chambers in attendance. By late night he was improving, though doctors urged rest and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Br
Duke of Wellington
Lord Redesdale
Lord Brougham
Duke of Richmond
Long Gallery
Apsley House
H. Halford
Dr. Chambers
Lord Ellenborough
Sir Henry Halford
Hume
Apsley-house
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Gloucester
Prince Albert
House of Lords
J. R. Hume
Dyer appointed coroner of the Tower of London
The Duke of Wellington names Mr Thistleton Dyer a county magistrate to the office of coroner for the Tower liberty and palace. The post was long held by a deputy, now replaced to ensure the coroner personally conducts inquests within the Tower and adjoining liberty. The change follows the high constable’s reproof of delegation and error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Thistleton Dyer
Tower Liberty
Her Majesty
Tower of London
Liberty
Earl of Cardigan
Deene
Deenethorpe
Stanton
Clapthorne
Lincoln Mercury
Lord Hill
Earl of
Cardigan
Merthyr
Hereford Times
Tur Failuns
Misons
Kensnex
Tanners
Ben- Mondleyx
Alessis
Wright
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
Messrs
Keasley
Long-lane
Bermondsey
London
Messrs. Streatfield and Lawrence
Lime-street
Atcherley
Jones
Jufian Jones
Will
Zimer
Trial of the Earl of Cardigan and peers trial rules
The report to the Lords sets out how the Earl of Cardigan’s trial should be managed with guards, seating, and procedures. It calls for a full peers court in the Lords chamber, daily roll calls, restricted access, and proclamations in the Queen’s name, plus space and attendee arrangements for counsel and prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexps
Secon
House of Lords
James Thomas Earl of
Cardigan
House of Peers
Lord High Steward
James Thomas Earl
Great Britain and Ireland
Lord Great Chamberlain
James Thomas Eayrl
Earl of Carnphax
Earl of Cardigan
Wm. Follett
Sergeant Wrangham
Adolphus
Lord Canpicax
Lords
Lord Canpiax
England
William III
Earl of Warwick
Captain Coote
Leicester-square
Lord Somers
Islington
Lord Cardigan
French
Europe
Scotland
Ireland
Parliament
Willoughby DE Enespy
Lonp Canorean
Wandsworth
Tuckett
Westminster-hall
Garrat
John Bull
Bull
Central Criminal Court
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Monnauy
Cauretty
Law
Denny
LvsTons
Banco
Lord Deaman
Bowzer
Lord Denman
Platt
Gray
Music and the Drama In London Amateurs Lead Revival Motions
The public applauds amateur efforts at Prince's Theatre with Cosi fan tutte and praises Mrs Severn and Miss Barrett, while Drury Lane receives mixed notes on Mendelssohn and the balance of orchestration. Balfe prepares English Opera House debut with new works by Loder and Barnett as educational music reform discussed in Exeter.
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H. Phillips
Severn
Rawthorne Senenbey
Orabella
Miss Barrett
Fiordiligi
Ward
Despina
Longhurst
Barrett
Drury-lane
Eliason
Freischnitz
Fidelic
Drury Lane
Mendelsohn
Converso
Festa
Soprani
Alti
Tenori
Messrs
Jullien, Musard, and Co
Balfe
Wilson
Hullah
Europe
America
United States
Germany
Holland
Switzerland
France
Paris
England
M. Wilhem
Harwarger Theatre
E. L. Bulwer
Victoria Tazatse
Haines
General Mapleton
Honey
Theatre Royalpixsarce
Griselda
Ralph Anstruther
Scotsman
Covent Garden Theatre profits and legal woes loom
The piece notes Covent Garden’s booming receipts with Shakespeare plays and Bradwell’s pantomime drawing crowds, while magistrates dismiss a distress warrant against the managers for poor rate arrears. It also surveys the British art exhibition’s lack of major names and laments artists chasing market appeal over taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kembie
Butler
Covent Garden Theatre
Bradwell
Shakspeare
Brighton
Holmes
C. Hill
America
Batty
British School of Art
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Royal Academy
Trafalgar-square
Pall-mall
Minasi
Tattersalls Monnay racing quotes dull attendance briefest day
A quiet Tattersalls Monnay column notes a good crowd yet slow racing with little impact on prices. Palemon Coronation Ralph Rosalie Knight of the Whistle and Ermengardis feature in closing odds with heavy wagering on some horses and heavy values on others as the market steadies through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawman
Marshal Soult
Prince Caradoc
Cameleon
Ralph
Rosalie Colt
Ermengardis
Scott
Wahab
Densy
Lot
Greville
Palemon
Rawlinson
Thornhill
Eringo
Lord Westminster
Lord Albemarle
Mostyn
Lord Bruce
Rosalie
Lord Chesterfield
Knight of the Whistle
G. Heathcote
Lord Jersey
Joachim
Westminster
Dixon
Knightsbridge
Vansittart
Dariolutta
Wigram
Nebros
Jack Sheppard
Tonquin
Mr. Wimbush
Finchley
Coronation
Lampoon
Derby
Palzemon
Denzy
Lord Exeter
Palamon
Wreford
Goodman
Colonel Crawford
G. Bentinck
Stag Hunts and Prize Fights Dominate Irish and English Fox Sport
The week featured royal stag hunts at Swinley and Glendinning’s, with long runs and clear captures near Windlesham Partnell’s and Binfield, followed by reports of hounds pursuing a fox through a cottage to a cradle and a prize fight for 200 pounds between Caunt and Ward in Liverpool, plus a Kilmacow steeplechase in Kilkenny and hare counts at Towcester.
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Hex Majesty
Royal Stag
Swinley
Hurleywood
Bagshot Road
Windlesham
Broome-hill
Partnell’s
Bracknell
Binfield
New Lodge
Winkfield
Sir John Walsh
Lilyhill
Old Bracknell
East Hampstead Mill
Essex Anxrox
Sivernak
Hoo
Mr. French
Reynard
Beckford
Duke of Beaufort
Pug
Sholebreeslodge
Towcester
H. G. Robarts
England
Caunt
Nick Ward
Liverpool
Ward
Lane
Sullivan
Kilmacow
County Kilkenny
Mr. Aylward
Carrick
Aylward
Mr. Lalor
Cregg
Mr. Walsh
Despise
Ballinanarlech
Law. Assizes schedule across counties and circuits
Oxford and Worcester sessions span February to March with trials at Oxford Worcester Hereford Shrewsbury Gloucester and more in Berkshire Northampton and other counties. Western and Northern circuits list hearings in Winchester Salisbury Dorchester Exeter Bodmin Taunton Appleby Carlisle Newcastle York Durham and Liverpool area.
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Segre Assizts
Baron Gurney
Coleridge
Berkshire
Reading
Oxford
Worcester
City of
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Hereford
Monmouth
Gloucester
Midland
Baron Abinger
Patteson
Northampton
Okeham
Lincoln
City
Nottingham
Town
Derby
Leicester
Borough
Coventry
Warwick
Western Circuit
Justice Erskine
Baron Rolfe
Southampton
Winchester
Wiltshire
Salisbury
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Devonshire
Exeter
City of Exeter
Ditto
Cornwall
Bodmin
Somersetshire
Taunton
William Henry Maule
Court of Common Pleas
Wesminster
David Francis Atcherley
Guildhall
York
Lancashire
Mid
Liver- Oo
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Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall's
Monnay
Thomas Scott
Mr. Scott
Gentleman
Timothy
Messrs. Fisher
Scoti
Nisi Prius
Justice Williams
Ewines
Oswarpiston
Sadler’s Wells Theatre
Pennington
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Fowse
Mr. Dayus
Macbeth
Virginius
Kelly
John Tedman
D Division
Plaintif
Sheppard
Harriet Martin
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