Royal drawing rooms and levees at St James's Palace
Notices from the Lord Chamberlain detail queenly drawing room dates in 1839 with collar days for knights and rules for attendees. It mentions levees on specific Wednesdays, presentation procedures, and the queen's forthcoming engagements alongside scattered royal household items and foreign notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord Chamberlain
St. James’s Palace
Her Majesty
Her Majesty’s
Lord Chamberlain
Lord Burghersh
Royal Academy of Music
Hanover Square
Windsor
Royal
Prince George of
Cambridge
Gibraltar
Norris Castle
East Cowes
Isle of Wight
Bone Mamel
Anmack
Beau Sionde Wall
Messrs
Willis
Salon de Dense
Holderness House
Marquis of Londonderry
Wynyard House
Stockton-on Tees
Silisbury
Duke of Wellington
Strethfiellsaye
Hants
Earl of Derby
Earl of Clarendon
Madrid
Suite
Farrarce’s Hotel
Belgrave Street
Paris
Marshal Clause
Clarendon Hotel
Birmingham
Manchester
Lord Fitzalan
Earl of Surrey
M.P
Arundel
Lima
Magdeburg
North America
Haarlem
States General of
Holland
Charles H. Coote
Dublin
Dresden
British Museum
Saxony
Aeward
Ambrose Spinola
Philip II
Flanders
France
Spain
Rheims
Wise
Potteries
Hatton-garden
Stowell
Greenwood
Watkin Williams Wyan
The
Bradford Temperance Society
Icaan
Derbyshire
Ilkerston
Derby Mercury
Sam Slick
O'Connell
Fermoy
Atttwood
London
Sheerness
Bank of England
Downing- Street
Cronstadt
Essex
Nore
Theatre season closes with Musard concerts on Easter Monday
The Adelphi Theatre ends its season with Mr Yates thanking patrons and noting the venue is let to a committee for concerts three times weekly starting Easter Monday. Other listings cover Paris and Italian operas, Paganini health, Paris Miners theatre, and changes at the Francais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelph
Yates
St. James’s Theatre
M. Schriyer
Paris
Brussels
Berlin
Rossini
Bellini
Rome
Medea
Prospero Selli
Viterbo
Eugenia Garcia
Madame Malibran
Italy
Costamagno
Puzza
Don Garcia
Algo
Marseilles
Paganini
Lord Chamberlain
Miner Theatre
Catherine-street
Strand
Mademoiselle D
Conservatoire de Musique
Theatre Francais
Orleans
Maile. Taglioni
Vienna
Wallis
Queen’s Theatre
Tottenham Court Road
Auber
Academie Royale
Fanny Elssler
Wall
Saumon
Handel
Tattersall's Racing Notes Show Strong Attendance and Busy Bets
At Tattersall's a lively session saw above average attendance and brisk trading. Highlights include Thornhill's Melbourne and the Dey of Algiers drawing demand with large odds, while Kremlin narrowly escaped a leg injury on a Sunday move. Several other horses and prices are listed, reflecting a bustling betting day and a busy sport scene across Merton Mowray and Esom events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
Dey
Algiers
Flambeau
Kremlin
Rogers
Per van
Tros
Ilderim
Othey
P.P
Bay Middleton
Derry
Mr. Thornhill
G. Heathcote
Lord Jersey
Col. Peel
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Cleveland
Albemarle
Duke of Richmond
Bulwark
Jersey
Valaincourt
Mouche
Dixon
Camellino
Lord Suffield
Vernon
W. Ridsdale
Bloomsbury
Thornhill
Maria Colt
Duke of Grafton
Asther
G. Clark
Dragoman
Montreal
Capt. Williamson
Melbourne
Ford
Ferryman
Bowes
Brother
Bay Midaleton
Marquis of Waterford
Lord Cranstoun
Villiers
Lord Desart
Kisby Park
Earl and Countess of Wilton
Melton Hunt
Lowesby
Earl of Desart
Melton
Grimstone Thornes
Intelligence Extra
Epsom
Tursday
Mr. Corbet
Jenny
Zephyr
Lord Albemarle
Captain Williamson
Emilius
Montezuma; Mr. Thornhill’s ¢ By Emilius
Maria
Colonel Anson
Woodcote
New T.Y.C
Iris
Shelley
Rayner
Mr. Pettit
Miss Romer
Mr. W. Trewhitt
Mr. Firth
Wilderness
Captain Gardner
Boundary dispute with Britain drives US and Maine toward armed standoff
A detailed report from American and British papers describes the heated Maine New Brunswick border crisis. It notes a US committee urging an immediate embassy to England, bills for a large military force, and ongoing negotiations over a colonial boundary. Both sides mobilize with thousands of troops, militia, and supplies, while Massachusetts and Pennsylvania pledge aid to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Brown
Liverpool
Fayre
United States
Committee On Foreign Relations
House of Representatives
England
New Brunswick
Great Britain
Maine
Aroostook
House
Wise
Congress
Senate
Fox
Washington
Forsyth
Ranger
New York
Frederickton
John Harvey
Fairfield
St. John’s
Massachusetts
Montreal Herald
John Colborne
Quebec
Montreal
New York Morning Herald
Canada
Sir John Colborne
Halifax
West Indies
Frederick
Woodstock
Boston
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Union
Houston
Executive Council of
Carlton
McLaughlin
Calhoun
Webster
Court
Tar Convention and Education Meetings in London
The latest intelligence reports delegates in London plan to petition Parliament to restore Mr Frost to the peace commission and to oppose Lord John Russell in Stroud. A Friday meeting at the Freemasons’ Tavern backed liberal national education, with Sir Charles Style and Sir C. E. Smith in attendance. Also covered are tragic accidents in Shoreditch and Drury Lane, a Thames Tunnel water irruption, Strand Union elections, French political strife, a large universal suffrage meeting, notable deaths and various court and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frost
Commission of the Peace
Lord John Russell
Stroud
Mereting
Freemason’s Tavern
C. E. Smith
Bart
Baines
C. Style
Charles Style
Leifchild
William Grove
Blair-place
Holywell-lane
Shoreditch
White Horse-yard
Drury-lane
James Ingall
Mr. Moore
Mary-street
Paddington
Thmes
Tae Strand Union
Board of Guardians
Strand Union
St. Paul
Coventgarden
St. Clement Danes
St. Mary le Strand
Liberty of the Rolls
Savoy
France
Messrs. Laffitte and
Arago
Rouen
St. Leonard’s
Herpert Taylor
Duke of York
George III
Rome
G.C.B
G.C.H
85Th Foot
Sir Herbert
Cornet
2D Dragoon Guards
Flanders
James Murray
St. Amand
Famars
Valenciennes
Dunkirk
Cateau
Tournay
Holland
England
Herbert
Taylor
Harcourt
David Dundas
Lord Cornwallis
Ireland
T. Graham
Sweden
Thomas Graham
The
Hague
Katherine’s Hospital
Knowley
Lord Stanley
Lancaster
Earl of Derby
Earl
Edward
Charlotte Penrhyn
Eleanor Hopwood
Oe ecAsrae
Dogger Bank
Indus
Flamborough Head
Tyne Mercury
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Russia
Sporting Intelligence
Doncaster
Cleveland
Mr. Bowes
Lord Cheaterfield
Lord Westminster
Lord Kesterfield
Industry
Captain Healey
G van Buren
J. O. Fairlie
Hydra
Lord Chesterfield
Priam
Rowton’s
Sir C. Monck
F Garland
Langar
Lord Eglington
St. Andrew
Mr. Denham
Compensation
Mr. Ramsay
Count Lauriston
Lord Eglinton
Opera
C. Attwood
C Cleanther
Howard
F Orelis
Nicholas
Tilburn
Allen
British North America
Duke de Broglie
Interior
Finance
MM. Thiers
Guizot
M. Odillon Barrot
Chamber of Deputies
M. Thiers
M. Guizot
Journal Des Debate
Marshal Soult
Francis Wright
House of Commons
Beaumont-street
Marylebone
Wright
Commons
Maidstone
William Seagar
Otterden
Kent
Seager
Starlight
Westminster
London-bridge
Shamrock
Hungerford
Blackfriars- Bridge
Home
Wettington
Chantry
Francis Chantrey
Blackmore
Sun Fire Office
Hatton Garden
King
Mould
Lunnun
Mr. Field
Sussex Assizes
William Beaty
Brighton
Robert Burford
William Solomans
Risca
Newport
Tredegar
Stow Hill
Merlin
J. Cooke
Ruardean-hill
Ellen Terrett
Bulley
James Humpage
Bishop’s Cleeve
Sarah Hughes
Littledean’s Hill
Thomas Morse
Winchcomb
Morper
Ann Carton
Leddington
Clifton
Park Horn
Bromyard
Ann Burton
Seddington
Joseph Leddington
Worcester
Esa