Royal progress and court notices in Windsor and London
A mixed roundup reports on royal church attendance at St. George Windsor with the Queen and suite, royal visits to Bushy and Malta plans, Princess Sophia under eye surgery, Prince George of Cambridge’s Gibraltar trip, and court news from Paris, Vienna, and French royal circles including the Count de Paris. It includes political notes from Bristol, charity bequests, public works in Dorchester, and assorted society and railway items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theyal
St. George, Windsor
Mr. Proby
Marchioness of Mormanby
Mary Stopford
Pitt and
Mutter
Gardiner
Viscount Torrington
C. A. Murray
Major Keppel
Viscount Melbourne
Duchess of Kent
Normanby
Stopford
Bushy
Queen Adelaide
Portsmouth
Malta
Sophia
Alexander
Prince George of
Cambridge
Gibraltar
Duchess of Orleans
Tuileries
Courrier Francais
Paris
Louis Philippe
Count de Paris
Notre Dame
Royal Hospital
Charenton
Mortain
Orne
Prince Talleyrand
Church of the Assumption
Valencay
Moniteur
Interior
Lord Brougham
House of Commons
Jephson
Leamington
Warneford
Bristol
Sparks
Cranfield
Bedfordshire
Dorset
Dorchester
Leeds
Ripon
Holborn
Islington
Victualling Office
John Mason
Amberbar
Belper
Derbyshire
Great Western
Yarmouth
Baring
James II
Bacon
Bishop Williams
England
Donald M‘kay
Combrack
Brandlin
Sutherland
Reay
Prince Charles Stuart
Liverpool
Church of England
Great Britain
India
Court of Assize
Metz
Thionville
Lee
Kent
Messrs
Gye and Hughes
Vauxhall Gardens
Hodgson
Church-street
Hart
Whitechapel
Venice
Milan
Mariners
Wellclose Square
London
Wyon
Her Majesty’s Mint
Steyning
Sussex
Bramber
Marylebone Registration Association
Atlantic
Madame Vestris
Saratoga
Ellen Tree
New York
Jim Crow
Tyrone Power
C. Mathews
Miss Shirreff
Wilson
Wallack
Gibbs
Miss Graddon
Celeste
the Park
Chesnut Street
Boston
Baltimore
Ravels
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Covent Garden Theatre
Albertazzi
Serle
Bartley
Yates
Adelphi Theatre
Bayaderes
Auber
Masaniello
Berlin
William
Prussia
Up and Down or the Road of Life at THEHEATRALS
A review of a Tuesday performance at New Theatre featuring Moncrieff's burletta Up and Down. Cast includes Mr. Lee as Lord Mounjarvey, Mr. Melville as Count Hamerosky, and Miss Daly as Julia Waltzingham, with praise for Attwood and Young for strong turns and a concluding stage coach finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moncrieff
Pegasus
Moun Jarvey
J. Lee
Count Hamerosky
Mr. Melville
Dick Nightingale
Mr. Franks
Thomas Crosweller
A. Younge
Weller
Sennior
Pickwick Papers
Tommy *Rosweller
Mr. Hammond
Lord Mountsurvey
Bob Titterton
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Tommy Crosweller
Betty Finikin
Aretha Green
Mr. Attwood
Flanders
Waterman
Mr. Binge
York Theatre
Tom Tug
Fitzball
Oconesto
Lyon
Mary Lesone
Mr. Pelham
Vampire
Taylor
Tamworth
Miller
Freeman
Karl
Vauxhall
Nassau
Green
Spencer
Rush
Insolvent Court releases may lure dubious buyers back
Insolvent creditors risk relief again under the Imprisonment for Debt Act, prompting stricter credit checks. The note adds master tailors, who often enable appearances to mislead tradesmen, should be extra cautious against unprincipled customers.
The Wimbledon Duel Inquest Resumes With Key Testimony
Surgeon Edmund Scott testified about the night before the duel between Mirfin and two others, detailing travels to Wimbledon Common, pistols loaded, the engagement's sequence, and Mirfin's fatal wound. The inquiry yielded a Wilful Murder verdict against Francis Eliot and others in the second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Edmund Scott
Rockingham-row
New Kent Road
Mr. Mirfin
Mr. Broughton
Mr. Miffin
Wimbledon Common
Elephant and Castle
Wimbledon
Wandsworth
Broughton
Eliot
Mr. Eliot
Mr.Eliot
Mr. Martin
Tom
Bryanston-street
Bryanston-square
Francis L. Eliot
John Young
Henry Webber
Edward Delves Broughton
Mr. Scott
Inspector Field
Penny post demanded as postage reform to curb smuggling
The article argues that illegal letter carriage exceeds post office mail and urges a penny or halfpenny rate to curb evasion. It cites witnesses and merchant practices in Manchester and Glasgow, noting widespread use of private couriers and suggesting a 600 percent tax harms public morals. The piece previews a follow up on postal mischiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William iv
Victoria
Brankston
Messrs
Leaf, Coles & Co
F. Aerton
Walsall
Barings
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Glasgow
Richard Cobden
Russia
America
England
Department of Business
Bartholomew Fair Declines Under Riots and Reform Talks
A London Bartholomew Fair opening last Monday shows waning splendour with sparse exhibits and rampant pickpocket activity. The market committee led by Mr Hicks contemplates ending the annual riotous scene, doubling rents on tenantry and proposing a Hyde Park alternative to halt the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Committee
Hicks
Smithfield
Wombwell
Hyde Park
Field-lane
Saffron-hill
Cow-cross
Paris Camp Rumors Move Troops Toward Swiss Frontiers
In Paris the Duke of Orleans and military officials discuss telegraph orders to Lyons and Strasburg and the Jura line guiding troops toward Swiss borders. Rumors of an immediate Lyons departure prove unfounded as the royal aim appears to be St Omers camp attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonpay Moravia
Paris
Duke of Orlean
Lyons
Strasburg
Jura
War Office
Bernard
Duke of Orleans
St. Omers
Africa
General Brossard
Pepignan
Algiers
Spain
Madrid
Thom
Montreal Herald
Turton
England
Lord Durham
Lord Melbourne
Government of
Canada
Harris
Clerkenwell
Poor
Barrs
Hatton Garden
Hertford
Tuhe
Tewin
Bennet
Téwin
Herts
Granby-square
Devonport
Thomas Taylor
15Th Foot
Ireland
Taylor
Aylor
George Masheleyne
Wilts
Devizes
Justice Parke
Bryan Rumbold
Lyneham
Dreavrun Ourrace
Middlesex Sessions
House of Correction
Reynolds
Julia Doyle
Marylebone Court
Bryant
Walbrook-street
Middlesex Hospital
Saochine
Hubert de Crespigny
Weymouth-street
Cavendish-square
Wm. de Crespigny
Paddington Street
de Crespigny
Thomas Cooper
S Division
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Marylebone
Hoskins
Clapham Rise
Lambeth
Shutt
Fell
St. Pancras
Worship Street
Shoreditch
Captain of the Sophia dies after delirium at Newhaven
The Sophia of Plymouth under Captain Nicholas Massey from Teneriffe bound for London diverted to Newhaven due to the captain's delirium caused by excessive drinking. He raved, attempted to leap overboard, and died during the evening. A coroner's inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Plymouth
Nicholas Massey
Teneriffe
London
Newhaven
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