Royal Observances and London News Roundup
Her Majesty attended divine service at the Chapel Royal and walked the Windsor terrace with a large party. Princess Augusta also attended church in Windsor. Other items note Royal visits to Kensington and Kew, rumors of Parliament reconvening, and various European royal movements. The column also covers bank notes in the Isle of Man, deaths from canal excavations, rail and ship news, and local commercial developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Royal
St. George
Royal Household
Windsor
Augusta
Lyttelton
Royal Horse Guards
Kensington
Royal
Duchess of Kent
Mary Stopford
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Kew
Ireland
Houses of Lords and Commons
Prince of
Capua
Napoleon
Fenton’s
Britannic Islands
Napoleon Louis
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Napoleon Louis Bonaparte
Persia
John Cam Hobhouse
Board of Control
Baronet
Montagu House
Duke of
Lord Durham
Canada
Francis Chantrey
Walmer Castle
Duke of Wellington
Lord Wynford
Bath
Atworth
Duke de Tremouille
France
Paris
Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsica
Norwich
Shakspeare
Herne
Little Park
Westminster Bridge
East India
J. R. Carnac
Bombay
Sir R. Grant
Mr. Brown
Perth
St. Domingo
Grace Darling
Surrey Canal
Glasgow
London
Thames
New York
Metropolis
William Davis
Lyceum Vaults
Liverpool
Birmingham
Tyne
Haif
North
Sunderland
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Normandy
Slaters, &c
Inkermann
England
Odessa
Forest
Dartmoor
Eastern Counties Railway Company
London-bridge
Beira
Bayonne
Don Carlos
Austria
Russia
America
Admiralty
Constantinople
John Romilly
Ludlow
Essam
Bricklayers’ Arms
Fenton-street
Commercial-road
East
John Bull
Dean Swift
Europe
Spain
Squire South, Street
Louis Baboon
Lord Maryborough
Deal Castle
H. Hardinge
Hardinge
V.R
Victoria Regina
R. V
Cutlar Ferguson
Cuparshire
Walsall
Birmingham Canal
Park-street
Wyrley and
Essington
Birch Hills
J. Cowley
But However at Tebraticals and Pretoriat Lectures
A lively farce But However by Tebraticals at Haymarket drew a full house with rapid equivoques and pun laden gags. Cast included Mrs Juniper and Squire Cashmere, with Caleb Chizzler provide comic mishap. Briano Theatre showcased Mr Lewis lectures on prophecies with dioramic Tower of Babel and hanging gardens scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniper
Squire Cashmere
Julia
Old Stanwell
Mr. Strickland
Squire
Chizzler
William
Prowl
Mr. Hutchings
Caleb
Vesuvius
Briano Tuheatre
Pretoriat
Mr. Lewis
Lord Bacon
Bishop Newton
Tower of Babel
Herodotus
R. K. Porter
New Opera at Drury Lane Amid Ticket Rush
Charlemagne at Drury Lane draws crowds with 500 nightly refusals. Francis the First, music by E Loder, is rehearsed. Opera Buffa paused due to expected court absence and subscribers planning winter abroad. Auber’s grand opera delays to December. The Bayaderes travel from Pondicherry to Europe with French partners plotting return home, to perform in Vienna and Berlin. A Bramin accompanies the dancers and oversees their education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creat
Charlemagne
Drurylane Theatre
Drury Lane
Francis the First
E. Loder
Brighton
France
Italy
Auber
Europe
Pondicherry
Vienna
Berlin
Bramin
Immigrant French Canadians Sailed for Illinois on Steam Boat
From the Leibiston Telegraph a report states over 100 French Canadians from Lower Canada arrived on the Com Barrie on the 25th to work on Illinois public works. In other items a chain of incidents includes Metternich quarantine deaths, a suicide attempt, a murder verdict in an inquest, Kensington Gardens fencing, and a horse surgery with a successful recovery after tracheal intubation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leibiston
Lower Canada
Com
Barrie
Illinois
Trebizonde
Constantinople
Metternich
Watson
Hungerford
Thomas
Charing-cross Hospital
Gray’s-inn
Inns of Court
Messrs
Barber
Ward
Young
Kensi IncTon Gardens
Walbrook
Atkins
Gibbs
James
Johnson
James Dake
Shapweiu
Edmund Taylor
London
Robertson
John Robertson
Silen Collins Adias Smith
Newgate
Thames
Texas
Walter Raleigh
el Dorado
Holmes
Gateshead
Durham and Canadas Show Loyalist Fervor and Unrest
Reports from New York and Canada describe heated elections and market nerves as the Earl of Durham angles for a return to Canada. Public meetings in Quebec Montreal Toronto Kingston Cobourg voice support while opponents condemn amnesty and prefer firmer governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Packet
Wellington
Chadwick
Portsmouth
New York
Canada
Royal William
London
Paris
Earl of Durham
New York Commercial Advertiser
Quebec Gazette
Lorad Durham
Lower Canada
Council
Assembly
Upper Canada
Lord Melbourne
Lord Brougham
Lord Durham
Chartrand
Montreal
Gaspe
New Brunswick
Toronto
House of Lords
Municipal Commission
Britain
Montreal Transcript
Atlantic
Great Western
Burlington Sentinel
Lower
Washington
Montreal Gazette
Sir John Colborne
British North America
Cooper
Quebec
Sorel
Earl
United States
George Arthur
Hagerman
Herat Report and Russian Ascendancy in the East
A detailed survey of Herat in Khorassan with its fortifications and trade, notes on population and Hindoo influence, and commentary on Russian expansion from the Arras to Caboul. It cites military moves toward Khiva and Bokhara, Persian battles near Herat, and strategic concerns for British interests in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brairis
India
Nero
Calmitc
Herat
Kinne
Khorassan
Aria
Artocoana
Ariana
Herirood
Bandar
Cabul
Kashmere
Bockhara
Hindostan
Persia
Hadjy Firooze
Ahmed Shah
Cabnl
Indus
Kandahar
Cahoul
Cahoo
Tehmas Kond Kwan
Nadir Shah
Indostan
Delhi
Agra
Alexander
Cahout
Attock
Candahar
Sigistan
Caboul
Russia
East
Caspian
England
Tabreez
Arras
Affghanistan
Khivah
Bombay
Bengal
Shirkarpore
Presidency
Shivkarpore
Earl of Euston Moves Thanksgiving Request at Suffolk Sessions
The Earl of Euston proposed a requisition at the Suffolk Sessions asking the high sheriff to summon a county meeting to seek a day of general thanksgiving for the harvest. The chair informed him such matters are not handled by quarter sessions, and the motion was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Euston
Suffolk
Indictments in Old Bailey Sessions of 19th Century Crimes
Central Criminal Court proceedings recount multiple trials including Mary Davis alias Fury guilty of stealing a cash-box with £113 from Margaretta Davis and Johanna Neald found guilty of thefts. Etienne Hurth sentenced to 15 years transport. others receive transportations, imprisonments, or verdicts in cases of stabbing, larceny, libel, horse theft, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Fury
Margaretta Isabella Davis
Eaton-street
Pimlico
Mary Warren
Etienne Hu Urt
Guy
Jerningham
Waller
John Neinninger
Susannah Tee
Henry Barrett
William Harris
Cook
David Clark
Land’s End
Cornwall
Thomas Moore
Salvador Todd
Shadwell
Richard Mason
William Wilmot
William Walter Bagalley
Wilmot
Mason
House of Correction
Marquis ‘of
Downshire
Tuten
John Teuten
Marquis of
Marquis of Downshire
Lord Hilsborough
Marcus Hill
Charles Phillips
Clarkson
Bodkin
Jones
Teuten
Fagnolt
Richard Bull
James Smith
John Medlar
Quilty