Miscellany notes on guards, portraits, and minor intrigues abroad
A broad array of short items from behind the scenes of royal life and diplomacy. Highlights include a portrait by Mr Minasi, guards at the new palace, comments on the prorogation and courtiers, travels of Taglioni, and various court and theatre notices. The piece blends arts, politics, and social curiosities with scattered European updates.
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Philip Crampton
Ireland
Grenadier Guards
New Palace
Minasi
Horse Guards
Mayesty
Marquis of
Winchester
M. Victor Huge
Paris
St. Evre
Orleans
Vietor Hugo
Marshal Marmont
M. de Metternich
Plass
Arone
Maismeiselle Taglioni
Dublin
Liverpool
Hamburg
St. Petersburg
Imperial Theatre
Attwood
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Til
Lord Bentinck
Earl of Listowell
Viscount Banism
Hunter-street
Brunswick-square
Hemingford
Grey Lodge
Huntingdonshire
Marquis of Waterford
Dungiven
Athens
Mizen Royal Yard
Longford Assizes
Anne Quin
Bpring Assizes
James Ganly
Longford
Baron Pennefather
Louth Assizes
Drogheda
Birmingham
Astell
House of Commons
Prince
Princess Capua
England
Westminster
Evans
Leader
Murray
Hanover
Florida
Tur
George Ennett
Crampton
Bir
L H. Sheridan
Saublon
Sweden
Zoological Gardens
Reent’s Park
London Docks
Greenwich
London
Nour- Tacunt
Elizabeth
Carwarden
St. Pancras
Fairtop
Chepstow
Monmouth
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Reeth
Grinton
North Riding of York
Graham
Kingstown
Preparations for the General Election in Multiple Seats
Liberal and Reform candidates swept into focus across towns like Sheffield Northampton and Yarmouth as canvassing and speeches targeted Tory opponents and the new Poor Law. Meetings in Westminster urged Liberal leaders Evans and Temple Leader, while voters debated reform, county rosters, and party alliances amid lively campaign fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrin G Hasu
Martin
Plowden
Horace Twiss
Hobhouse
Sheffield
Parker
Ward
Thornley
Angel-street
A. Agnew
Northampton
R. Vernon Smith
Raikes Currie
Cornhill
C. Rose
Staffordshire
Sours
John Wrottesley
South Staffordshire
Henry Marsland
Cobden
Maryland
Bedfordshire
Thorton Astell
Charles Russell
Crawley
Leicestex
Tories
Surrouk
West
Colonel Rushbrook
Suffolk
Wits
Norry
P. P. Bouverie
North Wilts
Paul Methuen
Francis Burdett
Grant
Breconshire
Gwynne Helford
Builth
Col. Wood
Brecon
Lloyd
Dines
Beaumaris
Captain Paget
Merthyr Typort
John Bruce Bruce
Duffryn
Guest
Merthyr
Thomas Forman
Penydarran Iron-Works
Merthy
Lydvil
Carnarvonshire
Carnarvon
Gore
Sun
Reform Committees
Llangefni
Stanley
Meyrick
Edinburghshire
Mid Lothian
Carlton Club
Blackhall
Roxburghshire
Elliot
Hawick
London
Douglas
Adderstone
Tower Inn
John Elliot
Earl of
Minto
Honli
Kingston Hotel
Baylis
Hutt and Wood
Reform
Hull
Castlereagh
Friends
Liverroon
Mesers
Ewart
Elphinatone
Glamorganshire
Glamorgan
Lord Adare
Dillwyn
Greenwich
Napier
Barnard
Attwood
Weert Kent
West Kent
William Geary
Filmer
T.L Hedges
Turner
Tooke
Hurston
Arthur Bailer
Viscount Cantalupe
Duke of Leeds
J. St. Aubyn
Buller
Canon Rogers
Canon
Westminster
St. Margaret
King’s Arms
Old Palace Yard
Warburton
British Empire
Patterson
Central Committee
Colonel Evans
John Temple
Whaley
Evans
Iran
Hanover
Leader
George Murray
Perth
Murray
London and Birmingham Railway on its second public day
Our brief journey from Euston to Box Moor reveals a lively start with five second class and six third class carriages. The ride passes Harrow and Watford, with noisy furnace dust and steam spray, but ends with cheerful passengers and satisfied travelers despite delays and ticketing quirks.
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Thiel
Yonne
Bens
Edinburgh
Birmingham
Berwick
PosTine IR
Copenhagen Tavern
Caledonian Asylum
William Marshal
York
Weller
Striefly
Coachees
Dover
Pickwick
Coke
Norfolk
Fox
Anthony
British Empire
Jonrxn Reeve
John Reeve
John
W. Smith
Surrey Theatre
Preston and Glasgow
Gretna-green
Lindon
London
Lst
Education and Charities
Lord Brougham
Court of Sessions
Glasgow
Leithbridge
Municipal Corporations
Ireland
China
Scotland
Lough Foyle
Lough Swilly
James Claridge
Harmoon-plece
Hampstead Read
Claridge
Abraham Benn
Jeremy
Union Hall
Al‘Cabe
Bean
Cabe
Mason
Ers
Hatton-garden
Box Moor
Euston Square
Primrose-hill Tunnel
Harrow
Watford
Hemel Hempstead
Himmel Hempstead
Heaven
Chalk Farm
Latest Intelligence from Spain and City of London Elections
Telegraphed dispatches report Valencia to Saragossa and Don Carlos advancing on Nurcia, with forces marching and open roads aiding the Constitutional cause. In London, Guildhall electors choose four Reform candidates Wood Grote Crawford Pattison. Southwark and Southware nominate Humphery Harvey and Richards amid vigorous campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Paris
Bordeaux
Valencia
Saragosse
Don Carlos
Novella
Castellan de la Plava
Alcora
Oraa
Moya
Epartero
Dera
Calu
Buerens
Langostera
Saragossa
Belchite
Madrid
City OF
London
Guildhall
Ald. Wood
Grote
Crawford
Pattison
Alderman Brown
James Dake
Perkins
Alderman Wood
City of London
Feling
Dillon
Samuel Lloyd
George Grote
Tiios
Henry Hall
George Larpemt
Wm. Crawford
Travers
Thomas Hankey
Alerman Brown
Horsley Palmer
Russell Ellice
Jas. Duke
Messrs. Wood
J. Horsley Pamer
Southware
Richards
Humphery
Perceval
J. H. Warter
Harvey
C. Anderson
C. Barelay
Pott
Southwerk
House of Commons
Mr. Richards
Hanover
Mrr. Harvey
Mr. Harvey
Barclay
Eloctors
Jouseph Gamble
York
Mary Anne Sampon
Marlborough-Street
East
Auguste Pillein
Metze
Leicester-street
Leicester-square
Proscuter
Barry
Jaunay’s
Lencester Square
Dyer
Worship-Street
Danina Highway Rospery
Thomas Hunt
Messrs. Broughton and Grove
Daniel Lambert
Commercial Road
Whitechapel
Broughton
Murber
Mary Delany
Mullion
Mary del
Tattersall’s
Count Bathyany
Ascot
Rattle
Marcu
Helé
Westminster Bridge
Kew
Waterman
Devonport
Saltash
London Watermen
Charles Campbell
Byford
Lambeth
Dodd
Hungerfoads
Phelps
Fulham
New Fe
Searle
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