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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 28, 1838

Page

4

Royal Court News and Oblique Imperial Signals

A roundup of court life and whispers from the palace includes divine service led by the Dean of Chester with the Bishop of London preaching, attendance by Lady Portman and others, and the Queen granting audiences and attending privy council. Reports claim plans for Brighton visits, the royal yacht, and patronage to the Bath and West of England Agricultural Association.

New Palace Chester London Lady Portman Miss Murray Miss Lister Viscount Torrington F. Stevin Earl of Durham G.C.B British North American Canadas Treasury Home Exchequer Duchy of Lancaster Horse Opera Buffa Brighton Royal Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence Bath and West of England Agricultural Association Germany Toplitz Austria Prussia Charles Lord Farnborough Gc.b Bromley-hill-place Wormleybury Herts Earl Brownlow Lord Alford Col. Long Patrick Bellew Barmeath Louth Scotsman Juondon Lord Durham Countess of Essex Marchioness of Salisbury Countess of Arran Lady Neave Arthur Stanhope Essex St. Petersburg Alexander Russia Mecklenburg Strelitz Edhem Bey Egypt George Galloway Southampton Transit University of Oxford Lord Eldon Duke of Wellington R. Peel Winchilsea Lord Malmesbury Church Lloyd's M. Berlinghini Paris Grand Duke of Tuscany Order of St. John of Jerusalem Ferdinand Ries Frankfort Roupell Senior Earle St. Bartholomew’s George-street Hanover-square Medical Gazette Council of the College of Surgeons Cork Bristol General Post Office Bicester Hummel Weimar Thames Improvement Company M. Lablache Ae Majesty Malavar Canada Meyar Westminster Sears Middlesex Prissuer Vard Labcer Sxrgson Gawler William IV England Barler

Theatres Covent Garden and St James's in Lively Open Night

Theatre notices report King Lear at Covent Garden with Macready and Faucit praised and a crowded house. St James's experimental seating and a starry line including Braham and Yates contrasted with mixed reception for The Black Domino. Postwarwonic Society previews new dramas, operas, and notable artists including Kean, Loder, and Miss Rainforth amid extensive London theatre chatter.

Covent Garden King Lear Macready Cordelia Faucit Elton Edgar Shakspeare Str. James's Theatre Braham London Harley, Wright, Hall, Gardiner, Webster Brookes Genoa Europe Adelphi M. Scribe Vaudevilliste Gil Blas Domino d’Olivarez Spain Count de Alassareno Jove Yates Angelle Smith Wilkinson Postwarwonic Society Hanover Square George Smart F. Ries Beethoven Hummel Charles Kean Angela Burdett Leman Rede Hero Leander Ducrow Rossie Forfarshire Adelhi H. Phillips Drury Lane E. Loder Benedict Opera Buffa Romer Pacha Kenny Morton Planche Stansbury Bath Loder Miss Woodyat Mr.Loder West St. James’s A’ Becket Mr. Braham Miss Rainforth Miss Shirreff Miss Rome Bourne

River Ice Halts Trade Amid Strong North Easterly Wind

The river ice shifted toward the south shore blocking movement for most vessels while north side traffic faced severe difficulty. Business on wharfs declined except coal depots and laborers face widespread hardship with aid urged for clothes food and coats as subscriptions help but many remain in privation.

Boards of Guardians

House of Commons Roebuck appearance stirs crowded bar

The anticipated Roebuck audience at the House of Commons drew a record crowd on Monday night with members using passes and spectators filling the gallery and lobby. Early arrivals included peers and diplomats among others. admissions were managed by the serjeant-at-arms amid a first come, first served scramble.

House of Commons Roebuck Westminster Sir W. Gossett Earl of Aberdeen Earl of Durham Marquis of Lansdowne Lord Falkland Lord Glenelg Lord Gosford Canada Ireland England Guards Batalion Dublin Windsor Brighton West Indies 15Th Foot India America Gibraltar Jamaica Canaria Espotiera Carafa Finsbury P.S Lord Durham St. Lawrence Robert Peel Peninsula Napukikon United States Ceretain Robet P.el Bombay Robert Grant Madras Lord Elphinstone Ordnance Andrew Leith Hay Bermuda Steuart M.P Treasury Fox Maule A. L. Hay Manchester Glasgow Preston Liverpool Lancaster Garstang Marylebone Radical Association of Marylebone Mechanics’ Institute Circus-street Duncan M‘neil Patrick Robinson Feargus O’connor Savage Licensep Victualler M'Carthy St. Bartholomew's Hospital Woolwich Leith Frazer New South Wales Tug Wit Thompson Mr. Thompson Holborn Hill Province of Canterbury Beverloo Hospital Brussels Beverloo Board of Management Lewisham Kent Britannia Fields Islington Yeovil Justin Bear Hill Daines

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