Privy council and royal spectacle at Buckingham Palace
Amid a Monday privy council at the New Palace a new sovereign was presented and approved. A royal banquet at Buckingham featured Rockingham china dessert service, admired by foreign diplomats, with a promising spring fashion reveal from British manufacture.
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New Palace
Buckingham Palace
Foreign Corps Diplomatique
Rockingham China
Messrs
Brameld
Piccadilly
Pier
Marlborough House
St. James’s
Lord Egremont
Somersetshire
Earl
The
Netherlands
Prince of Orange
Leopold
Belgium
Germany
France
Duke de Berry
Gratz
Goritz
Vienna
Milan
Sardinia
England
Wales
London
Wilton House of Correction
Taunton
Tilbury
Minasi
Hambro
University of Durham
Earl Grey
Turin
Winchester
Tuscany
New York
Fowler
Saltash
Legislative Council
Martinique
Nice
Messrs. Gioan
Naples
Trench
United States
Cambridge Chronicle
Bellamy
House of Commons
Constantinople
House of Rothschild
Rothschild
Havannas
Almaden
Leeds Mercury
Huddersfield
Bradford
Wigan
Austria
Europe
Portsmouth
Liberal
Mr. Fleming
Abingdon
Dossett
Murphy
Constantine
Mississippi and
Ohio Ivers
Opera
Worcester
Church of England
Vern
Worcester and
Birmingham
Chepstow
Theatres Face Lent Ban and Public Outcry in London
Critics condemn Lent theatre curbs as absurd while noting mixed performances at Drury Lane Covent Garden and St James's. Royal support for Covent Garden Theatrical Fund and upcoming operas, benefits, and concerts fill the London scene with appointments and applause. The Duke of Sussex presides at the festival dinner as Italian Opera announces Sonnambula for March 17.
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Marylebone
Finsbury
Southwark
London
Westminster
Brighton
Windsor
Drury Lane
Coventgarden
Adelphi
St. James’s
Olympic
Victoria
Surrey
Thames
St. James'’s
Harley
Smith
Bishop
Anchor
James’s
Paris
Auber
Henry Wheatley
Covent-garden Theatrical Fund
Duke of Sussex
Stirling
City of London Theatre
Persiani
Catch Club
George the Fourth
William the Fourth
Dukes of York
Cumberland
Sussex
Cambridge, &c
Glee Club
Melodists’ Club
Roya
Academy OF Music
Handel
Alexander
F. Cramer
Mr. Lucas
Royal
the Duke of Cambridge
Assault at Bermondsey Workhouse Aimed at Teenager
Henry Passingham was charged at Union Hall with assaulting Caroline Sant a fourteen or fifteen year old inmate of Bermondsey workhouse. The girl testified that after being refused admission to the workhouse she was assaulted near Russell Street and at the railway. Police and witnesses supported her account with details of the incident and timing between one and two o'clock. The magistrate urged protection for the vulnerable and ordered police to notify the workhouse master of the neglect contributing to the incident. The report also notes Thames Tunnel progress and channel patrol concerns.
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Henry Passingham
Jeremy
Union Hall
Caroline Sant
Bermondsey
Cow Cross
Smithfield
Russell Street
Sliceman
John Kelly
MN Division
Russell-street
Phipps
Thames-Tunnel
Rotherhithe
Wapping
Middlesex
Thames
Channel
London
Scilly Islands
Falmouth
Marylebone
Charles Febinson
Cap'ain Montagu
Charley
Swell Mob
Mesare
Shatt and
Rawlizsor
Jseph Gibbons
E c
John Gibbons
K Prasner
Portland-place
Williams
Ace
Gisbors
Sautt
Gibbons
Bishopsgate- Street
Ann Arden
Jeremy and
Traill
Welch
Arden
Li Tla
Mr. Jeremy
Christ Church
Norton
James-street
Lissen-grove
Panett
Westerday
Fleet-street
Serjant Andrews
Hygeian Medicine Advocated by Dr R Lynxon in London Letter
An 1838 letter from R Lynxon M D of the British College of Health argues for Hygeian reform in medicine. He calls for public inquiry, defends vegetal purgatives like Morgan's Pills, and outlines plans to lecture in Manchester, Birmingham, and Liverpool to promote the cause.
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Chronicle
Bynon
Yau
Morgan
R. Lynxon
British College of Health
Hamilton- Place
King’s Cross
London
Manchester
Birmingham
Liverpool
Marylebone Election Official Declaration Of Poll In Fortunes
Crowds gathered at Portland Place for the Marylebone election hustings as Alderman Lainson announced the poll results. Lord Teignmouth led with 4166 votes, Ewart 3762, and Colonel Thompson 186, amid cheers and heckling.
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Ald. Lainson
Portland- Place
Mr. Ewart
Mr. Hume
Colonel Thompson
Lord Teignmouth
Marylebone
Murphy
Tories
Ewart
Thompson
Alderman Lainson
House of Commons
Col. Thompson
Murphys
Dorchester
J. Dyer
Hall
M.P
Burdett and O'Connell in Parliament Riot Report and Fashion Notes
Reports recount Burdett escaping the Speaker's warrant, being seized from his home, and committed to the Tower after riots. O'Connell obeyed orders and remained in his place. Fashion pages detail walking, carriage, and evening dress styles with various fabrics, cloaks, and accessories from London and Paris magazines.
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Francis Burdett
House of Commons
O’connell
Burdett
Westminster
Marco
Redingote
London
Paris
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Fires and mishaps thread through city notices
Portable dispatches describe a Baltimore theatre fire with losses of 120000 dollars and damaged property, a Paris rumor of European talks to end coalitions, and minor court actions including theft, perjury, and a swell mob arrest. Also noted: Abraham King’s death and a Dublin mayoral portrait of hardship.
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Canada
Portsmouth
Quabce
Jeff New
Marssy
Cooke
M. C
Bordeaux
Jara
Peco
Central Criminal Court
Verrip
Hazay
Wermen
Sarah Ann Hayward
House of Summers
Bristol
Abraham King
Scarcenet
Marfield
Stillorgan
Ireland
Abraham
Dublin
George IV
Dabdlin
Lord
Maidstone
George James
Earl of
Northamptonshire
Paris
London
Europe
Sprin
Mayer
Dake
Syau-street
Bishoysgatr
Sald
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Louis Buonaparte
Switzerland
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Philip Durham
M. Emile Girardin
West Kent
W. Geary
Napoleon
Elba
Glenelg
Dr. Molesworth
Dawe
Morice Town
York Union
Willis
King-street
Parliament
Spain
Mendicity Society
Newman
Bethlem
Bognor
Middleton
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