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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1837

Page

5

Royal plans delayed visit to Windsor and musical events

The Queen’s autumn visit to the Royal Military Gylum at Chelsea is postponed to next spring for new anthems to be composed and performed by the full school band. Madame Dulcken the pianist hasแล้ว been appointed royal pianist and will teach the Queen. A private Covent Garden box is reserved for the season. Lord Hill dined at the castle as the Queen and Duchess of Kent rode out. The Queen is not expected to stay at the pavilion beyond five weeks.

Fajesty Chelsea Windsor Madame Dulcken Germany Windsor Castle Covent-garden Lord Hill Duchess of Kent Hss Tyne Greenwich Park Newcastle Richard Hodgson Berwick-apon-Tweed Lough Foyle Deptford New South Wales St. Mary-Wigford Lincoln Fishtoft Eston Francis Swinney Feq Hyde-street Bloomsbury Uty North London Institution Manchester and Leeds Railway Company Oldham Deddington Oxfordshire R.v. Ahomas Skipworth Belton Rectory Epworth Lincolnshire Decter Furnari Cottingham R. Locking Hull France Andrew Smith Africa Charles Darwin Bruwht Sip B.argle Tatnes Gravuvar Bir Surlase JR. Vickemson Kenton Paris Guildhall Hyde-park Knightebriegs Sussex-gate Eaton-S Quare Weaver's Arms Price Bell-court Miltonn-street Finsbury Whitecross-street Farringdon-street Watling Street Enine-House Chalk Farm London and Birmingham Euston-grove Tring Dickerson Gibraltar Place Chathall Still Staplehurst Lewes Fair Rose and Crown Inn Burwash Wilder Ipsden Henley Market Wilter Liverpool Alexandria Tweed Tay

Miscellany of court news and society happenings abroad

The piece surveys a wide array of society notes from royalty to diplomats. It mentions the Duke of Brunswick's rumored union with a Würtemberg princess, the Princess Pelignac traveling to join her husband in Austria, and visits by the Dowager Countess Cowper and many aristocrats at Howick Hall. It also covers potential civic elections in London, weather, notable deaths, and assorted inquiries, with scattered remarks on theatre, science, and local incidents. The tone stays that of a bustling society column.

Duke of Brunswick Wurtemberg Pelignac Bar-le- Duc Austria Countess Cowper Ashley Stanley C. Poulett Thorason Sultan Mahmoun Nouri Effendi Saya Tbe Debats Paris Constantinople Finetechur Csinisterial Landeff Duke of Argyll Campbell Earl of Braex Molesworth Vieceunt Viscountess Gort Caroline Moreland Sandes Brougham Pulteney Littledale W. Parish Leeson George Licy Grey Bush Toller City of London Fir Alderman Wood Alderman Cowan Cowan Earl of Eldon Encoxbe George the Third Lord Stowell Lord Eldon Windsor Castle Michael Radzevil Warsaw Herbert Taylor Pau Walter Ee Alston Preston Nice R. J. Stevens Charter-house Greshan Royal Society of Musicians Stevens Oberon Fairy Land Bragela Kent Earl of Belmore Longford Col. White Exeter J.R. “‘ Garten M. de Poxgenpohl Don Carlos M. Martian Mainister Hanover Bayswater France Jockey Club Louis Philippe Duke of Orleans Eee Ecommander-In-Chief Marylebone Literary and Scientific Institution Marquis of Queensberry Harkness T. W. Walker 61St Regiment Equxll Trincomalee Harbour Ceylon Shaw Sod Wengret Wheatley Anc Ioneer Piccadilly Rete Tssant

Absentees Cloud St Leger Talk at Heatspark Races

The column notes missing attendees at Heatespark Races hindered finalizing St Leger bets. It suggests a public board to list non-payers and sale terms to restore market confidence, mentioning key bets like Mango vs Citron and Cobweb colt for the Derby. Also reports royal support for racing with Earl of Albemarle named as steward of next year’s Egham races.

Tattersaul Monpway Heatespark Citron Nonplus Earl of Albemarle Sprites Mon Tsm Burke Halesowen Road Birmingham Windsor Life Guards Windeor Pee Sohes East Lothian Caledonian Mercury

Theatricals at Haymarket and London Theatres Benefit Polish Refugees

A Monday program at the Haymarket featured John Bull The Four Sisters and Mischief making with My Wife's Mother added after Mrs Wayletts sore throat caused a substitution. Websters explanation calmed the audience as Dowton Power Buckstone and Glover Allison Nisbett starred while Miss Rainforth debut Fidelio and Peake's benefit drew crowds.

Man John Bull Four Sisters Mischieymiking Waylett Mr. Webster Mr. Dowton Job Thornberry Aeter Power Dennis Bulgruddery Buckstone Dan Tom Shuffleton Vising Miss Rainforth Beethoven Peake Entleman Miss Kelly Keeley John Reeve Dramatic Authors’ Association Lovir Rory O'More Adelphi Reeve Wilkinson O. Smith Yates Lyon Cullenford Saville Hemming Stirling Lastes Olympic Farren London St. James’s Mess Harley, Hall, Forester Birs Wright Theatre Royal Birmingham Covent Garden Phelps Huddart Haymarket Company Surrey Theatre Coyne Wich Brighton J. Reeve Lord Byron Norton Fulgate Theatre Seguin Childe Bann Drury Lane C. Jones Clara Novello Leipsice

Working Men Association forms in South Shields

A large South Shields meeting on September 19 formed the South Shields Working Men Association to unite the industrious classes for equal laws and rights. They plan a reading room daily papers monthly lectures fortnight debates and appoint officers, aiming for prosperity and broader political knowledge. Additionally a retailer touts a hair remedy claiming Balm of Columbia restores and strengthens hair with tiered bottle prices.

Louisville Journal New York Times Working Men’s Association South Shields South Shields Working Men’s Association Basin of Columbia Olridge Wellington-street Strand London

Song of the Lady and Web

A dialogue between a young man and a lady on love and its mysteries. The gentleman seeks the truth of love while the lady warns of joy and sorrow, describing April seasons of happiness and winter of the heart and the pull of a captivating, binding melody.

The Collision at Gravesend Over Monarch and Apollo

An adjourned inquest at Gravesend on Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, stewardess of the Apollo, drowned in the Monarch Apollo collision. The coroner and jury discuss tide, lights, negligence, and possible culpability, concluding with a deodand of £500 levied on the Monarch.

Br. Carttar Kent Gravesend Mary Ann Jones Apollo Monarch Grays Dows Bain

Domestic quarrel over drunkenness ends at police station

A husband and wife brought to the police on a charge of habitual drunkenness. They quarreled with sharp accusations about teetotalism and smuggling before the police dismissed them both without interference.

Ter Torallers Teetotal Society Jean Bridewell

Robbery prevented at Hulie house by unknown intruder

A man calling himself Edward Serie was charged at New Bailey Manchester with attempting to enter a house on York Street Hulie to steal. He was found in the room with crow bars and skeleton keys, later committed for trial. Also reports attack on Mr William Allen at Ballyshannon and a string of public notices and odd occurrences from bread prices to a dangerous scam in Dengie Hundred.

Bellen Janica Massey Tes Tailer Beer Moorlane Massey Masazy Mansfeld Alassey Dewateira Eatra Strinstep Edward Serie New Bailey Manchester Gredsor Bessick Beadie Phenix Lancaster Castle William Allen Grange Ballyshannon Allen Sligo Tex Oxford London Alégate Essex Franses Stanley Lambeth Sevenoaks Kent Bryant Osborns England Bristol Ihzir Ryan Thurles Nicola del Giudice Giornale Delle Due Sieilie

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