Queen attends chapel and reaches palace in royal outing
The Queen and suite attended morning service in the Chapel Royal and rode in an open barouche in the afternoon. Attending ladies included Miss Dillon, Forbes, and Baroness Lehzen. The Queen Dowager visited the Duchess of Kent, while the Duke and Prince George visited Princess Augusta at Clarence House.
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Chapel Royal
New Palace
Miss Dillon
Wiscunties Forbes
Baroness Lehzen
Duchess of Kent
Prince George of Cumberland
Augusta
Clarence House
St. Martin’s Church
Louis
Buckingham Palace
J. E. Thomas
Miss Pitt
Duke of Cleveland
British Association
Newcastle
Earl of Gosford
House of Lords
Lord Nugent
Ireland
United Service Club
Army
Navy
Count de Flahault
Rome
Prussia
Holy See
Hampton Court Palace
National Gallery
Palace
Hampton Court
Labouchere
Royal Mint
House of Commons
Dublin
Fishman
Wych Street
Strand
British Museum
Wilberforce
Aberdeen
Bousfield
Glasgow
Mr. Roebuck
New York
Great Western
England
Maurice O’connell
Kerry
Marshal Valee
Africa
France
Hamburg
Ernest
Scheele
Barere
Convention
Louis XVI
Committee of Public Safety
Prince Talleyrand
London
London and Southampton
King Road
Bristol
84Th
Portsmouth
Jamaica
Bernard
Gray
Rowley
Reynolds
Curtis
New Orleans
Louisiana
Missouri
White Hart Hotel
Winchester
Wi Ichester
Woosdchester
Stroud
Gloucestershire
Peregrine Maitland
Madras
Jasper Nicholls
Sleigh
Redworth
Darlington
Turnham-green
Horticultural Society
New England
Epsom
Lord G. Bentinck
The Waite Horse of the Peppers at Haymarket
The Scots author of Rory O More offers a new drama The Waite Horse of the Peppers at the Haymarket with Powerscope Mrs Fitzwilliam and Strickland in Irish roles. A Dutchman seeks title to the Pepper estate in exchange for the White Horse as Pepper flees to France. Colossreum features M Alexandre at the Theatre Gymnase Paris in a seven character mimicry display with rapid disguise and varied voices.
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France
Gerald Pepper
Powerscope
M. Alexandre
Theatre Gymnase
Paris
M. Cloup
M. Bazin
Moile
Forgeot
Madame Prague
Clemont
le Cuche d’ Auxerre
Propria
Mademoiselle Amenaide Chicot
Epsom Races Change Proves Popular With Public
A note on changes at Epsom with Sir Gilbert Heathcote joining as steward and Derby Oaks dates moved to improve attendance. Report lists stakes and entries for Craven, Woodcote, Shirley, Epsom, Sutton, Croydon, Derby, Surrey, and Oaks races with leading owners Heathcote, Lord Suffield, Lord Westminster, and others. Winners noted include Grey Moma and Industry with several Classics and stakes events described.
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Gilbert Heathcote
Baron de Tessier
Gilbert
Turspay
Craven
Lord Suffield
Caravan
Lapdog
Rogers
Lord Exeter
Hibiscus
Conelly
Batson
Voluptuary
S.sesseeees
Croydon
Lord Chesterfield
Davie Gellatley
J. Day
Oberon
Siseersesseserseeesees
Elf
H. Ft
Gardner
B.c. Benedict
Pavis
G. Heathcote
Ray Hampton
Surrey Stakes
W. King
Hectic
Sly
Bowes
Jagger
Ereereseeere
Callisto
Sceeresees Svdevaeyee
Dreadful Riot at Bosenden Wood In East Kent
A detailed account traces the 1833 Bosenden riot led by Sir William Courtenay alias John Tom, his march through Boughton and surrounding villages, the murder of constable Nicholas Mears and Lieutenant Bennett, clashes with the 45th Regiment, and the ensuing deaths, arrests, and inquests.
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Bosenden Wood
East Kent
Canterbury
Rose Inn
Count Rothschild
London
Thompson
Dane John
Robinson
Deane
Clarendon Hotel
Knights of the Shire
William Honywood Courtenay
Malta
William Courtenay
Lion of
England
Maidstone Assizes
Lively
Admiral Hood
Goodwin Sands
Rochester
Wm. Courtenay
Sir William
Maidstone
Justice Parke
Privy Council
Kent Lunatic Asylum
Barming
Francis
Boughton
London Road
Wills
Boughton-hill
Fairbrook
Goodnéstone
Faversham
Courtenay
Herne-hill
Dargate-common
Bosenden-farm
Sittingbourn
Newnham
Eastling
Throwly
Seldwich
Lees
Culver
Rosenden
Curling
Mears
Besenden
Poore
Bennett
45Th Regiment
Osier-Bed
William
Charles Handley
Herne Hill
Nicholas
Toms
Edward Brencett
Dunkirk
W. Burford
Broughton
W. Foster
Thomas Griggs
W. Wry
George Catt
Lieutenant Prendergast
Stephen Baker
G. Griggs
R. Hadlow
Andrew Joad
Augustine’s
Sarah Culver
William Willis
Wraight
J. Spratt
W. H. Baldock
R. Halford
Norton Knatchbull
C. Handley
Baron Rothschild
Earl of Devon
Percy Honeywood Courtenay
Edward Hales
Honeywood
Chumber
Lieut. Bennett
W. Courtenay
George Cott
Feversham
Courstenay
Thomas Forster
Wm. Welford
Joseph Blakely
Wm. Smith
Jonathan Campbell
Robert Comfort
John Irons
John Broadbridge
Richard
Red Lion
Minto
Prendergast
Nicholas Mears
John Mears
Rosenden-in-Dunkirk
William Culver
Johan Tom
John Tom
William Burford
William Price
Thomas Mears
Tyler
Alexander Foad
William Nutting
Burford
Hearne Hill
Chisholm
Boulton-under-Blea
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Boulton
Gantiéme
Edward Knatchbull
Major Armstrong
Reed
Thomas Malgrate
Jesus
Armstrong
White Horse
Tragic Weekends Open With Warnings Of Rosenden Wood Loss
Our correspondent reports the inquiry delayed to Monday as villagers fear many may be dead or dying in Rosenden Wood. The piece weaves together tales of tragedy, hunting prowess, and a cryptic note found in Sir W Courtenay's breast pocket signaling deeper recent events.
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Duffield Union
Yorkshire
Humphreys Alexander
Worcester
Stirling
Poland
Warsaw
Richard the First
Jerusalem
Daniel Harvey
Exminster
St. Sidwell’s
D. Harvey
Rosenden Wood
Canterbury
Arabia
Strood
Mr. Deane
W. Courtenay
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