Tribute to the memory of the late Duke of Sussex meeting
A public meeting in Willis's rooms, King Street, St James's Square, adopted public subscription measures to honor the Duke of Sussex. The Marquis of Northampton chaired with many nobles present, praising his patronage of literature and science and proposing a lasting memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke OF Sussex
Willis
Duke of Sutherland
Earl of Arundel
Surrey
Lord Fortescue
Lord Ebrington
Lord Carbery
Lord Dinorben
Lord Dalmeny
M.P
Marcus Hill
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Lord Templetown
Lord Listowel
Earl of Zetland
Lord Bateman
James Stuart
House of Brunswick
Lord Rosebery
Durham
Atcherley
Central Criminal Court
Suineas
Court of Common Council
London
Board of Trade
Bank of South Australia
City Champerlain
Common Council
Smithfield
Wiliam Heygate
Peter Chalmers
Dunfermline
Peter Proudfoote
Arrochar
Colin Hunter
Pormnahaven
Islay
Church of Scotland
Devizes
Agricultural College
Wilts
Gloucester
Oxford
Berks
Grand Western Canal Proprietors
London Tavern
J. L. Key
W. Heygate
J. Twisden
O. Hangon
Bay
J. Mills
Opera at Her Majesty's Theatre and Kean at Haymarket
An extended review covers a crowded week at Her Majesty's Theatre with Grisi and Lablache in Don Pasquale including Norina and Ernesto, plus Ferdinando Fornisari, Mario, and Persiani. The Haymarket hosts Charles Kean in Richard the Third as Marylebone notes a strong audience.
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Hes
Opers House
Ondine
Fornosari
Belisario
Malatesta
Fornisati
Doctor Dulcamara
Ernesto
Mario
Norina
Grisi
Doctor Malatesta
Don Pasquale
Fornisari
Lablache
Nerina
E Finita
Haymarket Theatre
Charles Kean
Richard the Third
Haymarket
Macbeth
Hamlet
Maryylebone Theatre
John Douglass
Corps Dramatique
J. Douglass
Gaisr
Donizetti
Anna Bolena
Persiani
Fornasari
Cerito
Madame Grisi
Carce Cros
Catch Club
King of Hanover
St. James's Street
Duke of Beaufort
Tudor
A. Macdonald
Slicher
K.G
Viscount Combermere
Lord Wrottesley
Lord Hatherton
Lord Clarence Paget
Andrew Barnard
Thomas Gage
John Kirkland
Professor Spohr
Colonel Cheney
Ellerton
Major Gage
Bowes
Macdonald
Gregory
M.P
City of London Races Sweepstake Summary
Sweeps and heats at Hatcham Park and City races with multiple entries. Revoke wins two mile heats in a brisk display against several rivals, while Windsor and Image take notable victories. Prize sales set at £200, £150, and £100 for various events. Racing notes include Hatcham Park Handicap and Railway Stakes results with close finishes.
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City OF London
Wepwzspay
Mr. Hornsby
Revoke
Hornsby
Braithwaite
Brg
Camel
Bapta
Charlotie
the Knight
New Cross
Mr. Scott
Windsor
Sly
Mr. Cowley
Adrian
Mr. Sheppard
Ascot
Confederate
Mr. Hewitt
Key
Image
Little
Eliza
Wernick
Patchwork
Skingeley
Hawk
Braith- Waite
Bupta
F. Buckle
Mr. Goodman
Martin Chuzzlewhit
Jim Crew
Hatcham Park
Bartholomew
S. Scott
Mosque
Sopwith
Allmede
C. Balchin
City
Hatcham
Rother’em
Mr. Littler
Mr. Balchin
Dahlia
Armstrong
Bonnet Rouge
Col. Charritte
Stickler
Mr. Holmes
Smiler
Notable Clash Over Arms Bill and Hanover Grant Debate
The article depicts Sir Robert Peel's uneasy stance as the Arms Bill faces criticism and procedural struggles. It notes opposition to the Branpine Clause's word changes and cabinet ineptitude. It also covers petitions from Nottingham and Hume’s failed Hanover grant motion, ended by parliamentary divisions and rhetorical barbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Robert Peel
House of Commons
T. B. Smith
Ireland
Lord Eliot
Lord Clements
More O’ferrall
Egypt
Cusack Smith
Robert Peel
Green
Nottingham
Mr. Gisborne
Lord Lincoln
Mr. Hume
Hanover
Ferrand
C. Buller
Howard Douglas
Hume
Marriage of Princess Augusta to Frederick of Mecklenburg Strelitz
The marriage of Princess Augusta eldest daughter of the Duke of Cambridge to Frederick hereditary grand Duke of Mecklenburgh Strelitz was solemnized at the chapel royal Buckingham Palace with grand ceremony. Attending dignitaries included Lord Wellington Sir Robert Peel and many ambassadors, with illuminated interiors, royal processions, and a late state dinner. The dress and trousseau of Princess Augusta were described in detail along with lavish royal gifts and post ceremony celebrations at Cambridge House and Kew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Duke of Cambridge
Frederick
Sadler
Exon
Lee
Eberthrop
Grenadier Guards
Coldstream Guards
Duke of Wellington
George
Order of the Garter
Robert Peel
Lord Wharncliffe
Lord Stanley
J. Graham
Earl of Aberdeen
BE. Knatchbull
Earl of Haddington
Order of St. Patrick
Dukes of Beaufort
Devonshire
Garter
Prince Peter
Princess of
Oldenburg
Grand Duke
Mecklenburg Strelitz
Baron Bernstorff
Royal
Hanoverian Guelphic Order
George Lennox
Prince Albert
Duncombe
George Anson
Buckley
Edward Bowater
Duchess of Gloucester
G. Bathurst
Liddell
Prince Reus Lobenstein
Princess Augusta
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Prince George
Princess Mary
Baroness de Norman
Duke
Duchess of Cambridge
Augusta Somerset
Baron Knesebeck
Major Stephens
Her Majesty’s Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
E. Butler
H. Robinson
J. B. Curling
Benjamin Smith
C.S
I.H.S
Haut Pas
St. Aulaire
Peel
Graham
Granville Somerset
Stanley
Canterbury
York
London
Royal Closet
Anderson
Handel
Weheely Chronicle
Ees
Repartero
Duc d’Aumale
Spain
Dinin
Prince Frederick
Cambridge-house
Kew
Germany
Spitalfields
Queen Adelaide
Queen Victoria
Madame Laure
Duchess of Kent
Trousseau
Madame Metayer
Hanover
Duchess of Sutherland
Marchioness
Londonderry
Ailesbury, &c
Cambridge
Ceres
Kzw
Duke of Camsbridge
A. F
Scotch Fusilier Guards
Queen's Free Schools
Richmond Road
Prince George of
Kewbridge
Cambridge House
House of Brunswick
His Royal
Duke of Beaufort
K.G
Duke of Devonshire
R. H
Alexandrina Vane
Eliz. Leveson Gower
Mary Campbell
Clementina Villiers
Norwich
God the Father
Earl of Mornington
Judas Maccabeus
George Smart
Kent
Gloucester
Repeal meetings and military prep in Ireland report
Friday meeting of the Loyal National Repeal Association at the Corn Exchange reports rent for the week of £1,157. Adjutant-general approves priestly attendance at barracks for mass. O'Connell arrives from Galway for repeal addresses in Dundalk. News of French agents rumors and demonstrations across Ireland.
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National Repeal Association
Corn Exchange
O'Connell
Dublin
Galway
Gerald Doyle
Naas
Major Power
Adjutant-General’s
James Hugh Smith Barry
Cork
E. B. Roche
Carlow
Luther
Hanover
Erin
Ireland
Kilkenny
Waterford
Dublin Evening Packet
Orange Papers
Limerick Chronicle
Limerick
Epward Swapen
Sugden
Liverpool
Boyle Farm
Dustin
Jane
Town
Dundalk
Fair-green
Donnybrook
Tyne
Bantry Bay
Galway, &c
Admiralty
Lisbon
Cove
Gibraltar
Uts
Cove, &c
Newry
Glasslough
4Th
Royal Irish Dragoons
Tarmonbarry
Longford
Smithfield
North Circular Road
Doneybrook
The
Repeal Association
Derry
Belfast Vindicator
Toone
Lough Neagh
Lord Rosse
Temperance Society
Birr
Athlone
Denis M‘carthy
Baronet
5Th Fusiliers
Loughrea
61St
China
Newmarket
O’connell
Bechinor
Connaught
Higgins
Ardagh
Lord Ffrench
James Graham
Commons
M‘hale
Tuam
Judah
J. M‘hale
Louis
Louth
Meath
Monaghan
Cavan
Down
Armagh
Foi
Haan Meztine
Belfast
Collon
Grand Regatta at Richmond in Honor of Princess Augusta Marriage
A grand regatta at Richmond celebrated the nuptials of Princess Augusta of Cambridge and the hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz with nine watermen, a prize wherry, and a purse for unsuccessful rivals. Apprentices also raced for clothes and prizes amid crowds, bands, and royal salutes, while thieves roved Kew during fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RichMond
Augusta of
Cambridge
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelits
Richmond Bridge
Castle Hotel
Marquis of Ailsa
James Godfrey
George Barley
George Howard
Godfrey
Henry Rigby
Richard Brown
William Jackson
Jackson
Thomas Snell
Richard Messum
Thomas Ellard
Messum
William Platt
Kew
Cobden
Essex
Colchester
Eton to Meet Westminster in Putney Eight with New Boat
Eton has challenged Westminster to an eight race at Putney on the 27th with Eton the favourites. Four matches between the schools have favored Eton, and a new boat built by William Goodman will be launched as they begin hard practice. Regattas at Hungerford and the grand event at Putney are detailed with entries, heats, and steamboat spectator arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETON
Westminster
Putney
Etonians
William Goodman
Hungerford Market
St. Martin's
Adelphi
Hungerford
Hungerford Stairs
Thames
Strand Lane
Middlesex
T. Chandler's
Milbank
John Becket
Thomas Dodd
William Lock
George Saunders
Savoy
Scarlet
Yellow
Cocksepur Street
Selwyn
Messrs. Searle’s
Watermen's
Tuesaday
Lot
Messrs. Searle's
Tre Inon
Matcu
London and Westminster Iron
Chelsea
London
Bridge
London-bridge
Westminster-bridge
William Watts
James Everard
Henley-on-Thames
Oxford
Cambridge
University Boat Club
Etonian Boat Club
Cambridge University
Oxford University
Marylebone Club
Gentlemen and Players of
Bulkeley
Spital
Windsor
The
Mechanics’ Institute
Lord Mayor's Mansion House entertainment for judges and bar
A splendid reception at the Mansion House hosted by the Lord Mayor drew over 150 guests in the Egyptian hall with several ladies in attendance. The event featured speeches and adjourned at a late hour, reflecting a notable social occasion for the legal community.
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Belfast
Antrim
Hugh Halliday Hannah
Robert Halliday
Gags Ham
Basinghall-street
Gresham
Dorset Regiment
Queen’s Own Regiment of Yeomanry
Sherborne Mercury
Sconp Regiment
Sig Guards
Hutchinson
Cavalry
Spital
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Theusehold
Prince
Peter of
Prince Reuss Lobenstein Ebersdorff
Crown Prince of
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