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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 31, 1839

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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