Queen and royal family attend services and exhibitions
The Queen and the Queen Dowager attend chapel service at St James's and visit the Royal Academy at Trafalgar Square. Reports note charity support for Islington fire survivors, travels across Dublin and Phoenix Park, and upcoming receptions. Various royal court movements, promotions, and international notices follow, including diplomacy and culture updates.
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Royal
St. James’s
Sleath
Royal Academy
Trafalgar-square
Martin ‘Archer Shee
Marlbrough House
Charles, Clarke
Dr. Davies
Islington
Duke of Devonshire
Viceregal Lodge
Phoenix Park
Dublin Castle
Lord Holland
Duchy of Lancaster
Scipio Clint
Iqbal-ud-Doula
Burlington
India
King of
Oude
Bedford
Oade
William
Duke of Northumberland
Durham
Asylum For the
Newcastle
Northumberland
Earl of Eldon
House of Lords
Earl
Constitutionnel
Nicholas Nickleby
Wilberforce
England
Scotland
Ireland
Memorial Bordelais
Don Francisco de Paulo
Pau
Madrid
Hej
John
Stewart
Stirling
Reginald Seton Macdonald
Duchess of
Tower of London
the Times
Lehzen
Lord Melbourne
Military College
Backwater
John Hobhouse
Nottingham
Ewart
Murray
Bloxham
Oxfordshire
Espartero
Burgos
Earl of Essex
Belgrave Square
Duke of Beaufort
Newmarket
Arlington Street
Aberdeen
Lerwick
Shetland Isles
Compiegne
Luneville
St. Omer
Babington Macaulay
Baines
Leeds
Macaulay
Malton
Shrewsbury
Birmingham
Home
Douglas
Blair
Robinson
Charles the Fifth
Bruntsfield Links
Edinburgh
Switzerland
Upper Rhine
Friburg
Paris
Carlsruhe
Zurich
Soaning-hill
Old London Road
Woodley
Earley
Bob’s Mount
Brighton
Royal Exchange
Sweeting
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Glasgow
Lord Brougham
London Cemetery
Highgate
Southampton
Mexico
Republic
Columbia
Galveston Bay
Maidstone
Seaton
Scottish Corporation
Duchess-Countess of Sutherland
Carrick-on-Suir
Meee
Severn
Lecester
Theatricals and Musical Critiques From London Theatres
The review covers Romeo and Juliet with Mrs Faucit and Mr Anderson, Pat and the Potatoes with Mick Mulligan, and The Tobit's Dog burletta. It notes performances by Lablache, Grisi, and new musical talents at Argyll Rooms and Hanover Square Rooms, plus a Hereford Gloucester Worcester choir festival and a young pianist prospect Isabella Prescott.
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Covert Garpin
Mr. Anderson
Miss H. Faucit
Miss Faucit
Juliet
Friar Lawrence
Macready
Adelphis
Pat
Power
Afick Mulligan
Japan
Moon Eye
O. Smith
Twankt
Yates
Mick
Merton
Lord Rochester
Charles the Second
Tobit
Paul
Leman Rede
Hogarth
Bede
Bedlam
Manders
Sam Slap
Lablache
Gloucester
Grisi
Neate
Hanoversquare
SocreTa Armonica
Mozart
Lobe
Caremoli
Argyll Rooms
Isabella Prescott
Warde
Mochelles
Prescott
Duke of Sussex
Alfred Shaw
Leipsic
Confession Ties Easton Robbery and Murder Suspects
A suspect captured near Peterborough confesses involvement with John Archer and Richard Woodward of Easton in the Easton murder. The trio hatched a plan to rob the deceased, but after a failed entry they killed her to prevent testimony. Archer denies guilt while Stansor and Woodward corroborate the confession. All three were committed to Northampton gaol for the next assizes.
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Peterborough
John Archer
Richard Woodward
Easton
Woodward
Stansor
Archer
Mitchell
Thompsons
Northampton
Rumors of War Bills and Luxemburg Cession Stir Europe
The Chamber of Peers debates a minister of war bill to fund rapid troop deployment to the frontier. Reports favor aid to 5,000 troops, while Luxemburg and Limburg react to cession protests with authorities considering an address to the king.
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Chamber of Peers
Napoleon
Luxembure
Brussels
Duchy of Luxemburg
Strassen
Luxemburg
Eltelbruck
Mersel
Larochette
Limburg
Prince Royal
Hawes
Lambeth
Home Secretary
Hyde Park
George the Fourth
Cloyne
Hingston
Desmond
Tallow
British and Foreign Bible Society
Exeter Hall
Walter Hancock
Stratford
Hancock
Steam Carriage and Waggon Company
Cheapside
Leadenhall- Street
Oldham
Great Western RaiLway
Maidzakeai
Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt
A London newspaper laments the practice of imprisoning debtors, arguing it harms families and fails human justice. It calls for ending arrest for debt, noting parallels with slavery debates and urging swift parliamentary action to relieve the oppressed in the United Kingdom.
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Weekly Chronicle
Law
Laweiverd
Clave
West Indies
United Kingdom
Bucauaa
Kent
England Briefs on Weavers Inquiry and Court Trials
Mr Muggridge completed witness hearings in Bolton with 13 examined, mostly operatives, blaming corn laws for distress. At the Common Pleas in London five trials opened. four verdicts for plaintiffs as attorneys were absent. Chester port shows trade revival with sixteen ships at the wharfs. Ann Wycherley’s execution for infanticide postponed to May 6. reprieve for Hannah Heath, while Asa Wycherley remains for Saturday. A servant fire risk alert notes penalties under act 14 Geo III cap 78 sec 9 for negligence. Rumor claims coronation peer title Baron Retrenchard for the chancellor.
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Muggridge
Bolton
Justice Vaughan
Common Pleas Court
Guildhall
London
Attornees
Great Western Railways Company
Chester
Wales
Ireland
Dee
Ann Wycherley
Stafford
Hannah Heath
Baddeley Green
Asa Wycherley
News From Paris Burgos and London Courts Aboard
Reports from Paris note Marliani bearing Spain’s ultimatum on the Aguado loan. In Burgos Espartero defeats Count Negri as Carlists lose artillery and officers. London items include royal trips to Berlin and coronation preparations, court actions, and a wave of distress cases with women and children in need.
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Moraine
Marliani
Bayonne
Paris
Madrid
Aguado
St. Sebastian
Espartero
Count Negri
Burgos
Meteor
Santander
Don Francisco de Paula
France
Toulouse
Tours
Hamburg
Hanover
Berlin
England
Buccleuch
Sutherland
Cleveland
Salisbury
Westminster
Jervis
London
Tower
Court of Bankfurtcy
Warwick
Claggett
Royan Military Coapen
Lord Hill
Household Cavalry
Foot Guard
John Davis
T Division
Albany-street
Albany Street
University College Hospital
Margaret Morris
Shropshire
Emma Green
Salisbury-street
Edgware-road
Strand
Charing-cross Hospital
Poorttaw Bi
Caroline Alvin
Bishopsgate-street
Compter
St. George’s
Ccarcely
Abe
Marylesone
Covent
Louisa Williams
Richaron
Hyde Park
Station House
Lymington
Oxford Street
Bayswater
Hatton-Garden
Giarmar
Ashley
Islington
Whittaker
Lincoln’s Inn
Ellis
Cain
Worship Street
Alan Goddard
Ill Fane
Swan-passage
Pearson
Broughton
Piliam Day
Theyes
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Augsburg Gazette
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