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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 26, 1837

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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