Royal and political notes from Windsor to Ireland
Royal plans to view the royal stag near Windsor are noted along with Lord Erskine’s illness en route from Munich. The Duke of Devonshire builds an ambitious conservatory at Chatsworth, while the Earl Howe’s son sustains a serious eye injury. Wellington’s return and a string of peerage deaths, vacancies, and political dinners fill the rest of the items.
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Windsor
Lord Erskine
Bavaria
Munich
London
Vesoul
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Europe
Earl Howe
Derbyshire
Belvoir Castle
Belton-house
Lord Brownlow
Montrose
Gordon
Drogheda
Thomas
Marquis of
Bath
Henry Frederick
Marquis of Bath
Queensberry
Listowel
Egremont
Granard
Cavan
Cowper
Clancarty
Templemore
Nairne
Dufferin
Glenlyon
Massey
Littleton
de Saumarez
East Cumberland
James Graham
Carlisle
O’connell
Paris
Lyndhurst
Versailles
Madras
John Hobhouse
India
Spence
Viscount Torrington
Park Street
Windsor Castle
Vauxhall Bridge
George Warrender
Scientific Society
Upsal
Charles Lucien Bonaparte
Prince of
Metropolitan
Opera Buffa
Philharmonic
Duchess of Northumberland
Alnwick
Cumberland
Royal Institution
Albemarle Street
Foot Guards
Ireland
Earl of Clancarty
Edinburgh
Scotland
Queen Victoria
Corbet Hue
Jersey
St. Helier’s
England
Hue
East India-road
Poplar
Thomas Macconnell
Quebec
New Brunswick
Canada
Spain
Papal States
Mt. John Holme
Bellevue
West Derby
Preston Observer
Bothwell
Greenpank
Laree
Aberdeen Herald
Ai County Lunatic Asylum
Cross Keys ian—Ledford Beacon
Carreck Fel
Norton
Yorkshire
Snd
Lord Seaham Inn
Hartlepool
Salisbury
Chris Masesay
Jane
The Culprit and Braham Star in London Theatres
The week saw the Culprit at St James's with Harley and Gardiner delivering strong performances. Braham's enduring vocal power is praised as unmatched, with musicians like Pascal Bruno and Braham shaping a vibrant season before Christmas.
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St. James’s
Harley
Gardiner
Pascal Bruno
Braham
Messrs
Livy
Yates
Victoria Theatre
Adolphus Fitzelarence
Lord Chesterfield
City of London Theatre
Charles Kean
Drury Lane Theatre
G. Rodgell
Monresty
Covent Garden
Strickland, Webster
Power
Glover
Humby
Adelphi Company
City of London
Adelphi
Harry Beverly
Reeve
Beverley
Royal Society of Musicians
Dance
Parry
Wood
Watts
Blagrove
de Beriot
Theatre Royal Haerathuer Thor
Vienne
Blegrove
Thalberg
Ireland
Scotland
Caleart
Theatre Royal
Dublin
London
Mori
Paris
Germany
Russia
Anselt
Listt
New Music Camberland's Minor Theatre review
A review notes Saville's Wapping Old Stairs as the price cheap sixpence with strong print. It lauds songs and poems from the period with lines praising England and performances by Mr Leffler and composer Edward J. Loder, asking for another opera from Loder.
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Wapping Old Stairs
Edward Faucit Saville
Camberland
England
Ridney
Howe
Duncan
Nelson
Britannia
King’s Patent
Britain
Mr. Leffler
Phillips
Leffler
Barnett
Mr. Loder
Queen Delights Children With Royal Kiss Amid Court News
The Queen welcomed Lady Barham to the new palace with a group of children who charmed her. A three year old boy asked to see the Queen and was kissed by her after she declared I am the Queen. Separately, illness delayed New Court business as Mr. Sergeant Arabin missed his seat at the Old Court for the London Sessions at Guildhall.
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Barham
Artlesely
Sergeant Arabin
London
Guildhall
Hey for the Holidays in 1837 Whims and unrest mix
A satirical holiday song from St Stephen's 23 December 1837 mocks political folly and royal pomp. It laments budgets and Canada troubles while urging revelry and a quick end to duties. The piece blends music with sharp remarks on governance and public discontent.
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St. Stephen’s
Melbourne
Russell
Abercromby
Ireland
Canada
England
Glenelg
Georgy Grey
Galloping mare repeats 20 mile feat at Sunbury Common
The mare ridden by Mr Savage and backed for £50 equaled her record by finishing 20 miles in 47 minutes 40 seconds, with a final time under an hour. A stirrup failure caused a delay near the end, yet she still pulled clear from rivals.
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Whitfield
Savage
Sunbury Common
Waterloo Bridge
Sutton
Lord’s Cricket Ground
St. John’s-wood
Distillery Critique of Government Experimental Distillery
A letter from T. D. K. argues that government distillery experiments have not failed and that the distillers suffer under current laws. He contends instruments are sound, duty rules unfair, and excise control excessive. He calls for reforms to allow fair profits and reduce burdens on distillers.
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Pitt
Excise
Newgate
Pharoah
Amiersee
Burke's late career noted as a Tory shift and public ambivalence
A column marks Edmund Burke's political turn from liberal Whig to ultra Tory and notes how he lost respect from both sides for apostasy. It also recounts fires at Pall Mall and Edgeware Road houses, a candle-caused blaze at White Cross Street, and odd meat market news with scarce details.
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Edmund Burke
Francis Burdett
Burke
M. W. Ridley
Carlton Terrace
Pall-mall
Sebastian Smith
Connaught-terrace
Edgeware-road
Thomas Hughes
White Cross-street
NaweatTs Marksr
Scotland
Lars MicHael Scott
Michael Scott
Mr. Macenish
Lockhart
Quarterly
Tom Cringle
Coleridge
William the Conqueror
Charles II
Scone
Calais
Mary
Charles V
Germany
Phillip V
Spain
Charles I
England
Louis XVI
France
Laud
Charles
Cristo
Lord Bicon
Adrian
Louis XI
Ovid
General Monk
Duke of
Paris Debates Poland Policy as Spain Crosses Ebro News
In the French Chamber of Peers the Address is discussed with Cuut d Har court proposing an amendment in favor of Poland. the amendment is rejected by a large majority. Parliament convenes and reports on revenue with minor shifts. meanwhile typhus grows near Shadwell and Limehouse. A fire at Davis's Wharf yields oil stocks. police reports detail crimes and accidents including a fatal boxing night assault and a railroad accident injuring a worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Brussels
Grunenwald
The
Politique
Liege
Aix-la-Chapelle
Frankfort
Gottingen
Joan Cotsorns
Canada
J. Colborne
Upper Canada
John Colborne
John Moore
Spain
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Epaminondas
Liverpool
Banra
Hamon
Bahia
PernamuCco
Brown
Dublin
Anglesea
Ireland
Wedgewood
Union Hall
John Russell
House of Commons
Naples
Hanau
South Australia
Hindmarsh
R.N
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Mr. Hutt
W. Hutt
England
Friends of
Todd
Wright
Alderman Pirie
J. Fisher
Halifax
Gover
Knox
Wakefield
Finks
Metropolis
London Fire-engine Establishment
Franck
Chamber of Peers
Uut
d’Harcourt
Poland
M. Villermzin
M. de Montalembert
M Cousin
Count Malo
M. Pelet de la Lozere
M. Thiers
M. de Noailles
Paris
Ebro
United States
Sir John Head
Fanzis Head
Everton
Kent
Raleigh
Esox
John
Parliament
Herald
the Times
Lord Gossard
Adolphus Fitzelarence
Royal George
Portsmouth
Davis’s Wharf
Phoenix and
Sun Insurance
Shadwell
Limehouse
Bow Street
William Davis
Covent-garden Market
Richmond
Minshull
Baylis
Laing
Queen Square
Hannah Goldborough
Burrell
Holloway
Bourizil
Cambridge
London
France
Wom
Patrick
Daniel Mahoney
John Bryan
Rynolds
UN Division
Redcross-court
Redcross-street
Boroush
Bryan
Iza
Tae
Alderman Thompson
Edward Stopps
Regent’s Canal
Pentonville
London and Birmingham
William Elthorpe
Primrose Hill
London University Hospital
Archibald Shipman
George-street
Hampstead-road
Gower-street
Bedford-square
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