Royal pageantry and court life in London and Europe
Reports detail royal divine service at Chapel Royal with the Bishop of London administering the sacrament to Queen and Duchess of Kent, followed by drives in Hyde Park. Attending ranks include Lady Catherine Harcourt and Earl Howe, while preparations for grand entertainments at Kensington and the New Palace unfold. Notes cover debt settlements for the Duke of Kent, coronation intrigues, foreign dignitaries, and civil notices from Jamaica to Wakefield.
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Chapel Royal
London
Duchess of Kent
Royal
Charles Somerset
Miss Hope Johnstone
Earl Howe
Tavistock
Hyde Park
Regent’s Park
George Hewitt
Duke of Sussex
Kensington Palace
Catherine Harcourt
Earl of Liverpool
St. James's Palace
Marquis Conyngham
Lord Charles
Fitzroy
Lord Charles-Fitzroy
Earl of Belfast
Paris
Duke of Devonshire
Earl of Howth
Curragh
George Warrender
Albemarle-street
Marshal Soult
Dalmatia
Count Montholos
Napoleon
Zurich
Louis Napoleon Buonaparte
Grand Council
Thurgau
Duke of Cambridge
Kew
Hanover
Holland
Signora Strozzi
Florence
Naples
Holy See
Alzetine
Foreign Department
Kentish Gazette
Lord Bloomfield
Woolwich Garrison
Royal Artillery
Guards
Duke of Kent
Largs Fitzwilliam
Dundas
New Palace
Dancinz
Prince Lechnowski
Don Sebastian
Don Carlos
Vienna
Salzburg
Spain
Vendome
Duke de Reichstadt
Sydney Smith
Adam
Charles I
Austin Cooper
Isle of Wight
Hereford
House of Assembly of
Jamaica
England
Shrewsbury and
Birmingham
Montgomeryshire
Wakefield
Grand United Order of Old Women
Grand Junction Railway
Liverpool
Duke of Aufort
Arlington Street
Mace
E. Latilla
Madame Vestris
Chalon
M‘cormick
Strand
Wellington statue to rise ten feet in city
The Wellington statue in the city will stand ten feet high with about £8000 in hand for the work. Sir F Chantréy will begin in days as the duke provides sitings. the high sheriff of Essex will call a county meeting to petition Parliament for immediate abolition of slavery. Seizures and sales of property for church rates rise in parts of the country.
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Wellington
F. ‘Chantréy Willi
Essex
Board of Teustoms
Her
Meteor
Falmouth
London and ‘Birmingham
George Strickland
Hull
Salisbury
Jacob Astley
Baron Delaval
Seaton
Delaval
Northumberland
Melton
Norfolk
Lord Desman
Mansion House
Marydom
Stepney
Rudge
Parker
Marlebone
Sharé
Mr. Shutt
Smyt
Shute
Urpsady
Thomas Capps
London and Brmingnan
Chalk Farm-lane
Brrow Staing
Dan Hunter
Nema
Molly
Sun‘ Ry
Papkins
Koves
Forka
Map
Mua
Walters
Elphinstone Impresses In Haymanner Knowles Revival
The revival of Haymanner Knowles’s Wife showcases Miss Elphinstone as Mariana, evolving from debutante promise to capable actress. Willis Jones debuts as St Pierre with cautious start, Gidver and Perkins provide spirited but varied performances. The curtain falls to strong audience applause amid mixed reviews.
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Haymanner
Confessor
Willis Jones
St. Pierre
E. Gidver
Ferrardo
Perkins
Knowles
St. James's
Cosimo
M. Prevost
Oxberry
Auber
British’ Legion
Turna
Hammond
Covent Garden
England
Covent Garden Theatrical Fund
Wallack
Charles Horn
Miss Horton
Ellen Tree
Abbott
South Carolina
Jerrold
Celeste
Haymarket
Kean
Scotland
Corps Dramatique
Webster
Muzard
Senor Carnevero
Madrid
Paris
Countess of Essex
Hanover Square
Rauzzini
Bath
Dublin
Provident schemes lure workers with tiny weekly sums
The National Loan Fund and Life Assurance Society promotes a weekly subscription plan that grows into an annuity or repayment with interest, seen as a beacon for provident habits. The article notes anticipated countrywide benefits and potential future discussion. It also mentions a Wormwood Scrubs clash between ex MP Borthwick and Rushout, plus a meeting of the Apollo Society urging parliamentary petitions.
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National Loan Fund and Life Assurance Society
Wormwood Scrubs
Borthwick
M.P
Evesham
Rushout
1St Life Guards
Kim
Biddulph
Rashout
Cuunen
An Attorney General Defends Libel Case
In a Queen's Bench proceeding the attorney general argues against an absolute rule to file a criminal information for libel. The Times article dated March 9 is questioned over money sources. Sir John Conroy faces questions on source of funds while Denman and Littledale press for clear denials before ruling on the rule absolute.
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John Campbell
Court of Queen’s Bench
Lawson
Times
John Coorey
Sir John Conroy
John Conroy
Thesiger
Lord Denman
Justice , Littledale
John Courey
Justice Patteson
Reform in Ottoman finances and royal review planned
Letters from Constantinople dated the 17th report the sultan’s reform to farm out provincial revenue to bidders and entrust collection to municipal officers. Cyprus already adopted this system, to spread empirewide by March 1839. A grand royal review in Hyde Park on the Waterloo anniversary is anticipated with envoys present.
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Constantinople
Cyprus
Hyde Park
Waterloo
Queen’s Bench
Wreach
House of Commons
Bank of England
Marlborough-street
Andrew Leith Hay
Bermuda
Chambers
Sir Andrew
Tok
Fulham
Lady Hay
Court of Chancery
Andrew
Remuda
William Ponsonby
John Ephinstone Flemming
William Croft
Pall Mall
Alderton
M. Mars
Sxon
Seeut
Germany
Woodstock borough contest ends in conservative win
In Woodstock two aristocratic brothers duel for a borough seat, each backed by rival blocs as they trade barbed jests over past canvassing and political alignments. The poll tallies show the Marquis of Blandford ahead 160 to 155 for Lord John Churchill, ending a fraught campaign that critics deem a public display of family strife more than true service.
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Woodstock
House of Marlborough
Marquis of Blandford
John Churchill
London
Leavin
Oxford
Marquis of
Blandford
Birmingham Union
Pee
Stanley
Graham
Birmingham
Lord John Churchill
Lord J. Churchill
Gentilemant
Mr. Coles
Marquis O' Blandford
Hisses
J. Churchill
Ferars Aber
Queen's first Buckingham Palace state ball dazzles guests
Her Majesty hosted the first state ball at the new palace since accession. The event drew 600 invitations, illuminated salons, guards in attendance, royal dances with Prince George of Cambridge, and a luxurious display of military, naval attire, jewels, and a grand engraving by Weekes and Nau.
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Buckingham Palace
New Palace
Horse Guards
3D Regiment of Guards
Weippert
Duke
Sussex
Duchess of Gloucester
Lord Champerlain
Prince George of
Cambridge
Viscount Jocelyn
Earl of
Baden
Vircoust
Rifle Brigade
Order of the Garter
Dukes of Sussex
Duke of Cambridge
Prince
George
Prince Esterhazy
Duke of
Devonshire
Hertford
Mr. Strauss
Intelligent dispatches recount renewals of Spanish loan talks
Letters from Paris dated yesterday report renewed negotiations for a Spanish loan via influential intermediaries. A fresh counterparty signed by M Aguado was sent from Paris to Madrid for ratification, while Paris journals discuss debates on a railway project and various diplomatic and political items abroad.
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Paris
M. Aguado
Madrid
Courrier Francais
Brussels
Ostend
Dover
Ghent
Brzator
M. Miranda
Ee Age
Swabian Mercury
Posen
Sabino
Rome
Mopiego
Baly
Evelyn
Lucia
Westminster
West Dean’s Yard
Petit
Merchant Tailors’ Hall
Robert Petel
Spitalfields
Duke of Bedford
Calcutta
Penzanied
London
Aberjeen
Murray
John Murray
Compter
Anderson
Ann Wycherley
Stafford
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