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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 23, 1837

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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