Royal Court Fun, Appointments, and London News
The piece notes the queen at a state ball with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, services at the Chapel Royal, and possible Windsor absence. It reports arrivals and visits, a new Persian envoy with cashmere shawls, royal approvals of artworks, and drawings for a coronation. It covers weather impacts, appointments, parliamentary timing, crime, and various society notices across London and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Duchess of Cambridge
Cambridge-house
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Brussels
Chateau
Neuilly
England
Hussein Khan
George Hayter
Duchess of Kent
Hohenlohe
Thomas Dighton
Guildhall
Hyde Park
Lord Dundas
North Riding of Yorkshire
Duke of Leeds
Amory
A’beckett
Duke of York
Viscount Melbourne
Viscount Sidmouth
Westminster
Forster Owen
Lee
London
Fulham
Keate
Duke of Norfolk
Isaac Heard
Limerick
David Roche
Joinville
Brest
America
Joseph Buonaparte
Spain
Clonmel
House of Commons
Messrs. Feilden
Todmorden
Thomas Wood
Johnson
Bond
Alderman Wood
St. Paul’s
St. Petersburg
Hamburg
London and Birmingham
Denbigh Hall
Rugby
Bridgewater
Tiverton
Radical Association of Perth
Dorset
Charmouth
Lord Ward
Stockton
Shropshire
Staffordshire
Posen
Grosen
University of London
Shakspeare
Bristol
Canterbury
Kelvedon
Essex
Wiltshire
Murphy
Admiralty
Royal Library
Buckingham House
British Museum
George III
Henry VIII
The Italians at Her Majesty's Theatre and double novelty at EnclisH OPERA House
The Italian Opera at Her Majesty's Theatre drew a large crowd with Luccia di Lammermoor and Prova d'un Opera, featuring Persiani Grisi and Lablache. A new double novelty at EnclisH OPERA House, The Queen's Command, purportedly Shakespeare, drew brisk attendance and mixed applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Luccia di
Fanny Elsler
M.guerra
Haymarger
Sheridan Knowles
Celeste
Hill
Ranger
Macready
Sergeant Talfourd
Covent-garden
Webster
Enclish Opera House
William Shakspeare
London
Bishop, Horn
Miss Poole
Messrs. Frazer
E. Seguin
Shakespeare
Thomas Lucy
Justice Shallow
Popinjay
Mr. Brindal
Dramatic Corps
Earl of Leicester
Mr. Baker
Stakspeare
Queen Elizabeth
Mrs. Lovell
Laurel
Shakspeare
Matilda
Miss Rainforth
Departure of His Royal Highness The Duke de Nemours
Report notes the departure from London Bridge on Wednesday morning for Boulogne en route to Paris. It also covers Roebuck joining the northern bar, Warren starting practice on the circuit, and his Blackwood Magazine articles. The Birmingham Railway terminus project details and Marshal Soult’s warm English reception are discussed, praising peace and cross channel civility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke DE Nemours
London- Bridge
Boulogne
Paris
Roebuck
M.P
Bath
York Assizes
Bliss
John Reed
Warren
Blackwood’s Magazine
Birmingham
W. Cubit
Thos, Chapple
Marshal Soult
England
France
Soult
Maria
Malaga
Palarea
Pascual
Escalante
Bon Sens
Madrid
Bayonne
Managorri
Havre
Buenos Ayres
Rosas
Toulon
Liverpool
Messrs
George Wildes and Company
United States of America
Harton-Garpren
Henry Witham
Lincoln’s Inn
Laing
London
Brighton
Charing-cross
Vere-street
Lombard-street
Marylebone-street
Mansion House
William Henry Jarvis
Sophia Robinson
Bow
Marylebone
Henry Bridport
Thomas G. Finmore
Fitzroy-square
Finmore
Middlesex Hospital
House of Correction
Worship Street
Caroline Rawlings
Ann Hawkins
Broughton
Union Hall
Traill
Mr. Ferrers
Destruction of the Royal Victoria Balloon at City Road
Crowds gathered as Mrs. Graham attempted a Victoria balloon ascent from the Royal Standard gardens. A violent gust tore the balloon, the car collided with a gallery and chimney pots, gas escaped, and the craft collapsed. police restrained the mob while Adams clung to the ropes. Vauxhall balloon then seen sailing toward Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Royal Victoria
Royal Standard Tavern
Shepherdess-walk
Independent Gas Company
Haggerstone
Brading
Royal Standard
Jepson
Shoreditch
Smith
Adams
Harland
Essex
Riotous Europe and Crime Headlines Sail On
Pique brings dispatches from Lord Durham to Portsmouth, while Captain Grey returns to Quebec with US assurances to curb frontier piracy. London reports on execution delays for convict Rickey, famine in India, factory abuses, balloon inquests, steam-boat accidents, Paris theatre fire, and a wave of urban crimes from High Wycombe to Marylebone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pique
Portsmouth
Lord Durham
Quebec
Great Western
Earl of Durham
Grey
Washington
United States
Upper
Canada
Jean Ricxry
Central Criminal Court
James Hamilton
12Th Lancers
Justice Park
Cope
Michael Kelly
Vandeleur
Rickey
Hampton Court
Home Office
John Russell
East Indies
Europe
Calcutta
Lord John Russell
England
Lord Ashley
Lord BrowncHam
Beer Brain
Mechanics’ Institution
Lord Brougham
Graham
Stirling
John Fley
Barbara Newman
Marylebone Lane
Bell
Royal Standard Tavern
City Road
Green
Primrose
London and Westminster Company
Westminsterbridge
Carey
Westminster Bridge
Theatre du Vaudeville
Paris
Rue de Chartres
St. Thomas du Louvre
Place du Palais Royal
Marlow National School
London
Brown
Lower Thames Street
Orange Merchants Dinner At Peckham Rye Celebrated
The Orange Merchants twelfth anniversary dinner at the King's Arms Peckham Rye drew a numerous elegant company. Mr Solomon presided and proposed the Queen’s health and that of the Duchess of Kent. Toasts honored civil liberty and the press. The event ended with a ball to four in the morning and praised the stewards for fine arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Merchants
King’s Arms
Peckham Rye
S. Solomon
Covent-garden
Solomon
Duchess of Kent
J. M. Josephs
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