Royal visits and European affairs in a bustling 19th century scene
The piece chronicles the Queen and the royal party arriving at St James's in Windsor style, the palace audience with Marquis Conyngham, and preparations for the Queen Dowager. It notes Hanover Prussian uniforms, Karlist hostilities, and various societal items from architecture to marriages, politics, and local relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Portman
New Palace
St. James’s Park
Windsor Castle
Palace
Viscount Torrington
Sir Edward Stevin
Marquis of Conyngham
Viscount Melbourne
Hanover
Saxony
Austria
Brussels
Prussia
Lord Durham
Wm. Hervey
Madrid
Paris
Elbe
Europe
Holland
Oxford and
Cambridge
Lord Winchelsea
Kirby Hall
Christopher Hatton
Hatton
County of
York
Leeds Mercury
Marquis of
Douro
Duke of Wellington
Angela Coutts Burdett
Earl Durham
North America
Brecon
Daniel O'Connell
Grand Lodge of Ireland
Freemasons
O'Callaghan
Mallow
Cork
Count Knockanedoff
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Hampton Court
Miss N
Sheerness
Lieut. S
Rochester
Ensign C
University of Oxford
Charter-house
Earl of Eldon
Viscount Eacombe
Louisa Duncombe
Lord Feversham
Earl
Rushyford
Durham
Encombe
Dorsetshire
Bicton
Rolle
Corbett Hue
Jersey
England
London
Sussex
Game
Poole
Earl of Lichfield
Bank of England
Mozart
Art of
Gottingen
Ranke
Berlin
Leo
Halle
Moser
Konigsberg
George Dodd
Hull
Navy
William Bailey
City of London School
Ionian Islands
William Cook
Trinity College
Cambitdee Philosophic Society
Brighton
Norwich
St. Andrew’s Hall
Leeds
Theatres and Music Happenings Review
Drury Lane keeps Hamlet drawing crowds while Covent Garden sticks with proven fare and Haymarket closes a strong season with a farewell address. Shack ing Events, powerfully staged, draws laughs. the Vocal Society concerts feature Beethoven and Mozart pieces and tease upcoming Covent Garden productions with stars like Macready and Miss Faucit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Laws
Mr. Kean
Covent Garden
Haymarket Theatre
Love Chase
Macbeth
Sheridan Knowles
Knowles
Haymarket
Haymarket Company
Power
Ranger
Puggs
Farren
Keeley
The
Vocal Society
Hanover Square Rooms
Beethoven
Freischutz
Seguin
King Lear
Covent-garden
Coriolanus
Macready
Don Felix
Anderson
Miss Faucit
Hammond
Strand
Bath
Bristol
Sam Weller
Adelphi
Nisbett
Government Experimental Distillery Letters to the Editor
A correspondent defends Captain Rudkin's machine at the Government Experimental Distillery. The writer argues trials are satisfactory, outlines automatic measurement with sample boxes, and claims duties are accurately charged. The device promises reduced excise interference, continuous operation, secure locking, and minimized evaporation losses for distillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Chronicle
Rudkin
Birkbeck
Cc. B
Suspension of Lower Canada constitution confirmed in bill
The bill suspends Lower Canada’s constitution while Upper Canada’s House of Assembly remains in session. The measure addresses doubts and insinuations about applying the same rule to Upper Canada, with no change to its governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Canada
Upper Canada
House of Assembly
Duchess of St. Leo
Holland
Rueil
Paris
Countess de Lipona
Naples
Prince de Musignano
Lucien Buonaparte
Marquis de Beauharnais
Canada affairs dominate imperial Commons amid calls for temporary rule
In Parliament the Lords and Commons debate Canada disturbances with proposals for a temporary government, suspending the 1791 constitution, appointing a governor general and council, and forming a joint imperial-Canadian body to restore order. Debate features Lord John Russell, Lord Gosford, and various ministers and peers, ending with adjournment pending further considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affairs of Canada
Lars J. Russery
Canada
Lower Canada
Upper Canada
Chears
Great Britain
America
France
Assembly of Canada
Duke of Richmond
Lord Dalhousie
House of Assembly
Hustisson
Legislative Council
Crown
Council
Lora Gosford
Lord Ripon
Lord Apon
Assembly
Perons
Lord Stanley
Colonial Department
Canadian Assembly
John Russell
Europe
Lord John Russell
Eric
Durham
North America
Upper
Lower
Hume
Nobherd
John Bull
Lord Durham
Home Secretary
Lord Garford
Nova Scotia
England
Home Department
Grote
Talley
Lord Mulgrave
Ireland
Lord Gosford
M.mber
R. Pons
Leapver
Rates
Lund J. Russenl
J. Russenu
J. Colorne
Lower and Upper Canada
Asa
Warp
Hear
M. Papinvano
Papineau
Reg
Downing-street
Warburton
Reforming Canadian policy debated in the Lords
Lords discussed the Canadian revolt stance with Lord Glenelg leading an address to the queen. Critics accused ministers of apathy and unconstitutional methods, urging conciliation over coercion and caution before suspending Canada's constitution. The debate covered loyalty to the crown and possible separation from Canada if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Hear
Caquexy
GruLon
P. Borrowick
Crown and Anchor
Kilkenny
Thompson
Whitehall
Europe
M. DinLton Brown
R Prot Hertoy
Borthwik
Lucas
Major MacNamara
Cray
Canada
James
Hussry Vivian
Meaiber
Huss
Sir R. Peel
G. Grey
Lord Gosford
Barnes
Hume
Huate
R. Peex
Lord J. Russel
Canadas
Lord Palmerston
Humz
Sir Francis Head
Lord
House OF Lords
Lord Glenelg
John Russell
Home Department
Lord Brovenam
Lord B
Canala
Richard Cromwell
Rainisters
Lord Mensounne
Duke of Westieroy
Berl of Arrow
Tates Long
Maquis
Lansdawne
Lord Brougham
Lord Duramax
Lord Guinexe
Earl Fitzwill
Canada Crisis Dominate Lords Session Amid Petitions
The Lords spent little time on business presenting a Canada crisis and petitions from Romney Street Westminster and Marylebone urging extreme caution to avoid civil war. After brief remarks, the Duchess of Kent’s annuity bill passed a committee and the House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Ptriday
Mght
Canada
Lorid Bravesa
Province of
Baptist Church
Romney-street
Westminster
Marylsbone
Duchess of Kent
Fires and Treachery Disrupt Rural Life and Shipboard Justice
Reports from Lyneham Court Farm describe an ambush wound to Mr. Rumboll as he returned from Calne market with hogs and hedges altered by weather. A separate London case outlines Captain Merritt's acquittal after a seaman died from flogging, with witnesses citing fever and misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murper
Rumboll
Lyneham Court Farm
Thames
Peter
Demerara
Stevens
Merritt
Broderip
Ballantine
Old Bailey
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Government Experimental Distillery
Imperial Parliament
LORDS
Gienrie
Mr Lnourne
Duke of
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Lod Mglyouunne
Eten Zorowven
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