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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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