Queen’s levee at St James's Palace draws royal star power
The Queen held her first levee of the season at St James's Palace with the Duke of Sussex and other royals in attendance. Addresses from Buxton and others were presented, petitions for reform and clemency discussed, and notes on patronages and forthcoming events reported.
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St. James’s Palace
Life Guards
Duke of Sussex
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George of Campridge
Duchess of Sutherland
Marchioness of
T. Fowell Buxton
England
Earl Stanhope
Suffolk
Huddersfield
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Manchester
Salford
Temperance Penny Magazine
British and Foreign Temperance Society
London
Messrs. Coutts
William Ashley
Mendicity Society
Choral Fund
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Prince George
Princess Augusta of Cambridge
Miss Kerr
Col. Cornwall
St.James’s Theatre
House of Commons
Carlton Ouse Terrace
Posen
Prussia
von Altenstein
James Graham
Borough of
Pembroke
Owen
Rosse
Eldem Church
Demesne
de Lacy Evans
Philip Hughes
Audit Office
Somerset House
Petersfield
Belfast
Lincoln
Holbeach
Landaff
House of Lords
Sheil
Greenwich Hosital
Ireland
Earl of Eldyn
Gerard Noel
Baronet
Lord Eldon
Francis
Londonderry
Dublin
Marquis of Londonderry
Spring Rice
Lord Melbourne
Countess of Essex
Crockford’s
Admiralty
Mansion House
Marquis of Lansdowne
Argyle
Lord Palmerston
Lord Morpeth
Glenelg
Henry Parnell
R. Hussey Vivian
Sir John Soane
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
British Museum
Lincoln’s Tan-fields
Plumptre
Bordeaux
St. James
Switzerland
Aro
Reaumur
Neufchatel
Pembroke Borough
Great Burstead
Billericay
Lord Lyndhurst
Dolgelly
Nonethshire
Carlisle
Annandale
Ltecke
Moffat
Lords of
Her Majesty’s
Ladys of Lyons and Domino Noir at Covent Garden
Covent Garden hosted The Lady of Lyons with Macready and Faucit, praised for heartfelt acting though critiqued for poetic dullness. The Black Domino was staged next with mixed reception, praising the overture and certain numbers while condemning translation and certain vocal performances.
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Pauline
Miss H. Faucit
Deschappelies
Mr. Strickland
Beaujeau
Mr. Elton
Glavis
Mr. Meadows
Madame Deschappelles
Beauseant
Claude
Italy
Damas
Mr. Bartley
Deschappelles
Macready
H. Faucit
Bartley
Meadows
Paris
Prince Mirlifler
Cinderella
Madrid
Marsellier
M. Etienne
Picard
London
Kenny
Morton
Loder
Auber
P. Horton
Strauss
Weber
E. J. Loder
C. Czerny
J. A. Hamilton
M. de Bennot
Malibran
Mademoie le Garcia
Madame de Bennet
Pilati
Mr. Bralsam
Mesers
Pratt
Laurent
Dubourg
France
Rejection Vote and Military Orders Highlight 19th Century UK Scene
The article notes 315 voters reject Mr. Grote's motion with 254 conservatives, battalions of Guards for Canada receive six week deployment delay, while the arctic weather plotter known as the Cold Potato causes newspaper laughter. It also reports thirteen government members absent from the House and a Rowland Hill postage relief fund.
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Orde
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Rowland Hill
House of Commons
Ballot Debate Across Lords and Commons in 1832 Session
The House discusses ballot reform with Sir H Vianney and Mr Grote urging secret voting to curb bribery and intimidation. Petitions pour in from Glasgow and Leith supporting ballot while opponents resist and motions unfold on committee references and related Ireland bills.
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House of Commons
H. Vianney
London
Grate
Hinorry
Canada
Hume
Messrs. Home Ree
Great Britain
Mona’ Papineau
M'Kenzie
Dr. Duncombe
Sligo
J. P. Somers
O’connexl
Tyler
Warburgton
Lord Morrett
F. F. Trexch
Sergeant Jackson
W. W. Wxnn
Slege
Moffat
Mahony
Ireland
Medical Charities
House OF
Glasgow
Cotton
Lord Brovenam
United
Tose
Thurbsbay
Apvocate
Leith
Frem
Grote
John Roussel
Tam
Hear
Waxp
Bart
Taraworth
Baronet
Tamworth
Mr. Ward
Ballot Debate Split Over Reform Bill Enfranchisement
MPs clash over the Ballot as a remedy for electoral intimidation amid calls to protect tenant voters. Supporters cite independence of farmers and reform momentum, while critics warn against undermining English electoral norms. Lords adjourn with petitions urging universal suffrage and ballot.
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Hor
Tablezs
Marquis of Chandos
Yeomanry
England
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Ireland
Waré
Taarguis
America
Louisiana
Kentucky
Connecticut
France
Mr. W
Home Department
Westminster
Ward
Nottingham
Manchester
Dundee
Sipyzky Hzerbert
James
Carrnpish
Lord Sanpow
E. L. BunneEnr
Lord Joux Russexy
Lord John
Lord Brougham
Warburton
E. Rice
C. BuLuen
Hatt
Pecuery
SuanEy
BE. Stanley
R. Pee Rose
Baronet
Grote
Engiland
Scotland
J. Russell
BR. Peel
Garote
Debate over electing clergy and guardians in Irish Poor Law bill
Parliament debated Ireland's Poor Law proposals with focus on electing guardians and potential clergy as guardians. Amendments limited ex officio roles and rimed magistrates while preserving elected guardians and annual terms amid party contention and procedural scrutiny.
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House of Lords
Lord Duncannon
R. Peel
Presbytery
Glasgow
Ireland
O'Connorll
O’ceonnell
Lucas
Messrs. Shaw
Otway Cave
Colonel Conolly
Lord Clements
Jephson
Serjeant
Goulburn
Lord Monreru
Mr. O.C
West
Suita O'Brien
Shaw
Poulett Thomson
Colonel Corolly
O’connell
O'Brien
O'Connexn
Jehuson
Lord Merreth
Hume
J. Grattan
Mr. Wyse
Mr. W
Wyst
E. SucpEn
Maher
Shaan
O'Connell
Shipwreck of a French frigate near Cork reported
News from the Admiralty on Thursday confirms the wreck of the French frigate Terpsichore off Cork Ireland. Capt Le Tourneur commanded the vessel carrying Admiral de Mackau his family and suite. A government steamer was dispatched to aid the gallant crew.
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Cork
Admiralty
Ireland
Terpsichore
le Tourneur
Martinique
Admiral de Mackau
de Mackau
Lord Minto
Sebastiani
Holloway
Universal Family
Metropolis
Coutts and Co
Bank OF England
Bank of Enzgland
Beths
Births and marriages reported from Dover to Paris
Births noted in Dover and Worcester with mothers stilling in childbearing. marriages include Paris nuptials of Viscount du Pin Delagueriviere to Emmeline Cooper and Richard Forman to Mary Meath. Died obituaries honor John Henderson of Kirkcudbright, Joshua Van Oven of Liverpool, and Sir Benjamin Malkin of Calcutta, with dates and brief praise.
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Paris
Viscount du Pin Delagueriviere
Order of Malta
Reggio
Emmeline
C. P. Cooper
Chesham
Bucks
Richard Forman
The
Ordnance
Dever
Mary
Joseph Meath
Lucton School
Wigmore
Herefordshire
John Henderson
Kirkcudbright
Great George Street
Liverpool
Joshua van Oven
London
Calcutta
Benjamin Malkin
Bury Grammar School
University of Cambridge
India
Benjamin
Supreme Court
Tours
Elizabeth Eleanor
E. Tupper Esq
Bouteville
Guernsey
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Imperial Parliament
Lord Rapxon
Mayor and Corporation of
Richmond
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G Lennox
Vauxhall Gardeng
Duscompy
Portman
Primrose-hill
Grove
Merthyr
Downing-street
Dover
John Milner
Woucester
Sir Charles Dance
K. H
Hamilton
Thomas Dykes
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