The Queen Holds Court at the New Palace
A detailed report describes Queen Victoria's Saturday court at the new palace with Russian ambassador Porse di Borgo, senior officials, and a re sworn privy council. It notes audiences with Lord Hill Viscount Melbourne and others, a Sunday divine service, and a Saturday dinner party with prominent guests. The article also covers addresses from the House of Lords and Commons and Convocation of Clergy audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Palace
Porse di Borgo
Russia
Celler
Treasury
Home Colonial Secretaries
Exchequer
Admiralty
Duchy of Lancasters
Boards of Control and Trade
Rotary At War
Earl Spencer
Sir C. Vaughan
Va‘og
Neon
New Palnce
London
Norwich
of Heater
Viscount Melbourne
Alfred Paget
William Cowger
Asvel
Duchess of Glenwater
van de Weyer
Yaaual de Aguilar
Duke
Duchess of Sutherland
Marquis of Westminster
Anglesey
A. Paget
Earl
Countess Durham
Mise Lambton
Earl of
Liverpool
S. Jenkinson
Earl Ard
Mulgrave
Earl Granville
Sed
Carlisle
H. Howard
Barham
Marquis of
Headfort
John Churchill
Cavendish
Don. C. Murray
Col
Ree Majesty
House of Peers
Corps of Gentlepes-At
Mr. Reeve
House of Commons
Kissng
John Russell
Lord Hill
B. d’Urban
Cape
Markethill
Belfont
Dale
J. Caulfield
R.N
Ross
Harefordshire
St. Leo
Count de Tascher
Paria
Rueil
Josephine
Jerome Buonaparte
Milan
Earl of Durham
Gateshead
Oxfordshire
Browa Montyn
Southey
Keswick
Henry Dryden
Leck Wootton
York
Canterbury
Leeds Mercury
Hastings
Galway
Charles Spencer
Guy's Hospital
Morning Chronicle
West Surrey
Somebody C
Guildhall
Life Guards
John Cathcart
Paris
France
Western Times
Devonshire
Joinville
Nemours
Germany
Africa
Bank of Ireland
J. B. Black
Samuel Cooper
Manchester
Davlin
Capt de. Moges
Martinique
Baron de Mackan
Europe
Ma Atered
Marine
Admiral de Rosimel
Hanover
Nchis
Servia
Miloseh
Thia
D Igoeruki
Constantinople
Survia
Brussels
Belgium
Drapers’ Centary
Bir
Millar
Camapexy
Trelends
Hull
Prince Tulleyrand
Sir Philip Franciela
Public
Advertiser
Jusius
Lewisham
William Johnson
Pawhby
White Hart
Bromley
Kent
Agerusa
Clerkenwell
Royal Court life and high society events in Dresden and London
Queen Dowager honors musician Blagrove with royal patronage while the Duke of Sussex recovers from a fall. Princesses travel, weddings occur, and new titles and appointments stir gossip as Parliament reconvenes. Deaths, donations, and legal notices thread through a bustling season of nobility and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blagrove
Duke of
Musiningen
Miningen
Kensington
Reyel
Susex
Sussex
Lds
Biasxrzean
Kensingtor Pilches
Thureday
Augusta Gorden
Chiswick
Kensington Palace
Lacy Srgusta
Henry Kennedy Erskine
John Erskine
Thomas William Coke
Holkham
Duchess of Marlborough
New Palace
Palace
House of Lords
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lords
George- Wreet
Life and Grenadier Guards
Horse Guards
Chtiren’s Friend Society
Chisweish
Royal Victoria Asylum
Viscount Palmerston
John Russell
Hughes Hughes
Oxford City
4Ion Slaria Petre
Lord Petre
Thornton Hall
Essex
F. Vernon Harcourt
St. James’s Church
Westminster
Catharine Jenkisson
Buxted Park
Lord Fitzgilliave
Rockingham
Earl of Cavan
Wm. Delafiela
Lanhops-Place
Hyde-park
Culsbat Castle
Purkish Order of the Crescent
Hss
Viccount Kilcoursie
Earl Cavan
George
Petworth
Earl of Egremont
Warwick Castle
Ruby Castle
Bruncepeth Castle
Nevillea
Whora
Earl
Aberifenny
Leversent
Cass
Jhn Runset
Townsend Loses Endurance Challenge After Long Walk
The walker Townsend attempted a feat of sixty miles daily for ten days, but collapse on Wednesday night after a strenuous last leg from Croyden. He suffered a swollen ankle and exhausted state, losing the wager as odds lengthened, though he planned to continue toward six hundred miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croyden
Imperial Parliament Debates Civil List and House Rules
The Commons discuss the Civil List for Queen Victoria, reducing high offices and pensions, while considering economy and governance. Lords debate imprisonment for debt abolition and petitions, with Friday sessions outlining business rules and adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Brovenam
Southampton
West Indies
House OF Commons
Hanover
England
Mr. Rice
Queen Victoria
Duchess of Marlborough
Louis
Burke
Lord Spencer
Consolidated Fund
D. W. Hanvey
George I
Crown
Admiralty
University of Oxford
Europe
Board of Woods and Forests
T.ae
Lora Fulmerson
Queen's Quiet Entrance at Opera Buffa In London
The Queen attended the Opera Buffa on Thursday with minimal ceremony. She entered through a dedicated corridor, avoided spectacle, and took a box seat, while the Duchess of Kent and others observed courtly etiquette and the performance featured Elisir d’Amore with new debutants under favorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Buffa
Sercey Troma General Observatios
Duchess of Kent
Elogz
Duchess of Sutherland
Trent Enaire
Quien
Caxyneigndornce
I Yrreater Park
Duke of Wellington
London
Opra
Elisir d'Aimore
Insisich
Sarame Pranehosehini
Dr. Leblachs
Tro Laly
Uxach
Moqaeini
Bhat
Lablachs
Eulimit
Boulogne
Castle-street
Charinj-cross
Lord Daveannen
Commissioners of Woods
National Gallery
Tesfalgar Square
Fraser
Torres Sirius
Btsling Castle
Francr
Orkney
Greem
Iavema
Freaer
Greenock
Court of Common Piers
Jones
Like
Leke
Gravesend
Iswaras
SHERIFE'S Count Sid ney and Orrens v Buss
In an action for use and occupation the jury found for the plaintiffs for £1. Hughes acted as their manager and rent collector, showing privity of contract. The defendant, who inhabited the Kensington house from 1836 to 1837, was held to have occupied the premises with the plaintiffs’ title upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherife
Sidney and
Orrens
Buss
Stokes
Robert Sydney
Kensington
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Stokes
Bariton
Ayston
Edward Brenan
George Natt
Graves
Mr. Natt
Brenan
Contessus
Dickering
Bret
Sutar Best
Aqore
Queen's Bench
Queen
Thomas and
Pullius
Maule
Pembroke
Hamilton
Queen Vu. Watts
Lord Denman
Court of Quarter Sessions
Rozerts
Nemsy
Bath
Kelly
Queen’s Counsel
Marlborough Street
Yestad
Russia
Aga N
Prince
Sar
Iis-san
Mr. Prince
Oman
Prines
En - Fe
de Dam Noose- Hatton- Garden
Wales
Ellen
Joseph Gack
Dior
Fereiday & Young Aeniair
Tary Lambert
Cress
Ace
Greve
Jandanam
N Division
Statha
Mon
Lerssif
Mgr. Grove
Dubois
Knealy
Grove
Christmas
Agland
Erday Brougi
Public agitation in Canada and Lisbon politics report
The New York journals note Canadian unrest with meetings and clergy support while Gosford seeks troops. A murder in Simpson County ties to a large silver hoard. Lisbon’s new ministry and constitution discussed as Galicia forms a Chartist force. Army discipline issues persist and postal wages spark complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
United States
Earl of Gosford
F. Head
Upper Canada
Montreal
New York Gazette
Cera
Simpson County
Samuuel Brown
Brown
Lisbon
Viscount de Sa da Bardeira
Baron de Bomfim
Watsalio da Sila Sanches
Alexander Jose de Camgba
Joao de Oliveira
Cortes
Baron de Leira
Schwalbach
Orense
Galicia
Mietine
Lizenal
Reform Club
Pallmall
John Russell
House of Commons
Home Department
Hume
C. Buler
Wm. Molesworth
D. O'Connell
C. Sc
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St. Marylebone
Sporting Ghronitucle
Imperial Parliament
Commons
Windsor
John Russexr
Poor Law Commissioners
United Kingdom
Susan Lefevre
Select Committee
Lord Extrnatey
Standing Orders
James Graham
George Clerk
John Wrottesley
William Pringle
Wm. Miles
Wilbraham
Pease
J. Russell
Huse
Joan RusguLu
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham-palace
Harvey
Rettleman
Lords Brougham
Abinger
House
Joax Russellt
Ways and Means
Committees of Supply
Supply