The Queen and Court and Royal Preparations Abroad
Reports outline Queen Victoria in two portraits and daily Windsor terrace appearances. A planned British Isles tour with Duchess of Kent mirrors Elizabethan progress. Rumors say a May coronation with grand fetes at a new palace. European royals may attend. receptions planned at Gosport Hall for the Queen Dowager. The Belgian king and queen to be brought by the Firebrand steamer to Ramsgate.
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Victoria
Frst
Windsor
Duchess of Kent
Elizabeth
British Isles
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Nicholas
New Palace
Europe
Gospal Hall
Atherstone
Harl Howe
Ireland to gain three dukes amid new noble appointments
A London letter reports confidence that Ireland will count three dukes among its nobles, alongside the lord of Leinster. It notes Earl of Charlemont as a desired addition and mentions other contemporaries such as the Earl of Eldon visiting Rashyford, and Lord Durham funding a Sunderland mechanics' institute. It covers public works, shipping, university notes, and various social items.
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Ireland
Grace of Leinster
Earl of Charlemont
Earl of Eldon
Rashyford
Earl of Durham
Sunderland
Llandaff
Army
Evans
London
Antwerp
Antwerp Steam Company
Victoria
Bowring
Egypt
Louis Philippe
St. Cloud
United Kingdom
Commissioners of Public Works
Whitehall
Medbourn
Market Harborough
St. John
Ssacous United Service Club
Pall-mall
Dr. Farmer
Shakespeare
Porson
University of Cambridge
Luther
Vesper
Star Company
Loenden Bridge
Terrace Pier
Gravezend
Wesminster-bridge
Messrs. Lane
Stockport
Province of Canterbury
St. Paul, Lorden
England
Scotland
Bramah
Buckingham Palace
New Palace
Harrison
Merewether
Thessiger
Austin
Mdue
Angela Burdett
Duchess of Saint Albans
Clementina
Ernest of
Saxe Coburg
Sittingbourne
Beverloo
Prince de la Moskowa
Marshal Ney
Baillie Gilmor
Glasgow
Brown and Co
Ettrick
Selkirk
Indecisive British and European affairs feature in late news
The report covers the frigate Independence's return voyage to Copenhagen from St Petersburg, Paris ruling on police surveillance after amnesty, Gottingen preparing for its centennial university, and varied notes on herring fishing, coastal enforcement, and legal cases. It notes Odessar, Odessa, and European political commentary, with social remarks on the Lady Lyndhurst, Joseph Pease, Almack society, and a France France liberty piece on hat etiquette in Amiens during a procession.
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Independence
Copenhagen
St. Petersburgh
Court of Cassation of Paris
Gottingen
Jamuel Romilly
Commons of England
John Sylvester
Newman Knowles
Messrs
John and
Henry Lee
Europe
Odessa
Russia
Dorfzeitung
Portugal
Bavaria
Frankfort
Lyndhurst
Pease
Lancashire
Joseph Pease
South
Durham
Church of England
Friends
Society
Guarquis
Almack
Siason
Thespian
France
Amiens
Warwick Races and Hippodrome Notes in Week’s Chronicle
Racing results from Warwick and Rochester venues led by winners in the Guy Stakes and Leamington Stakes with Chadlington and Heron among victors. The Hippodrome’s improved prizes drew fashionables and a large crowd while sport coverage includes pigeon shooting, cricket, and a dramatic Townsend Drinkwater stone-picking match.
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Warwick
Tre
Mr. Rawlingon
Mr. Fowler
Heron
Pelops
Bhnabentahoe Risdlima
Yeomanry
J. Coleman
Queen
Stanley
Woodcote Lass
Rochester
Chatham
Weepone
Theobald
Sir Frederick
Goyce
Hodges
Cranbrook
King
Adelaide
Wickham
H Pincher
Thompson
Gardner
Dudu
Duke of Richmond
Sepoy
Rochester and Chatham
Carter
Bunney
Gilbert Gurney
Mr. West
Stumps
Distanford
Be Wisdom
Capt. Lamb
Bennetz
Speed
Isaacs
Lord Warwick
T. Walter
King Cole
E. Feel
W. Her
Count D'Orsay
G. H. Bentinck
G. Anson
Charles Forester
C. Greville
J. Hunt
Colonel Copland
T.Y.C
Theatrical Caldron at Haymarket Pleases Crowd
The Haymarket crowd enjoyed Mr. Farren's benefit with a strong cast in The School for Scandal. Vestris struggled as Lady Teazle, while Dowton and Mathews impressed. other stars drew mixed praise and future engagements were announced across Bristol, Leicester, and London venues.
Foreign Fleet Moves and Civil Unrest Stir Europe
French papers report a possible naval clash with the Ottoman squadron after Toulon departure. In Spain Don Carlos and Espartero mass forces on the Carmona plain while Cabrera is said to be arrested with treasure. Madrid quiet as Mendizabal shifts funds and a large tax advance is discussed.
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France
Otttoman
Gallois
Lalande
Toulon
Marseilles
Spain
Don Carlos
Carmona
Espartero
Oran
Burens
Dareca
Cabrera
Villareal
Madrid
Mendizabal
Grenadier National Guards
Vittoria
United States
New York
Jackson
Roanoke
Austria
Milan
Cape of Good
Unclear Diplomatic Move Affects Tehran Embassy Post
The text suggests a probable charge at the Tehran embassy and notes Mr. M'Neil's relocation to another station. In the interim, if a non resident in Persia is needed, the secretary will perform the duties until a successor arrives.
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Teheran
M‘neil
Persia
Chancellor of the Exchequer heads to Ireland for four or five weeks
The Chancellor departs for Ireland where his family has already arrived and will visit Sir George Philips. He plans to stay most of his time at Mount Trenchard unless public duty calls him back to London sooner. His son and private secretary stay in town for the present.
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Fownsend
Sharpe
Drinkwater
Lord’s
Townsend
Onnsend
Sir Peter
Veatris
Lady Teazle
Madame
Sele
Miss Foote
Miss Kelly
Ellen Tree
Me. Glover
Mrs. Nisbett
Buckstone
Sir Benjamin
Liston
Blanchard
Jones
Sheridan Ses
Charles Mathews
Morris Barnett
Northampton
Farren
Leicester
Paumier
Mr. Braham
Bristol
Macready
Forrester
Lover
Rory O' More
John Reeve
Hastings
F. Mendelsson Bertholdy
St. Paul
Germany
Birmingham
Hummel
Kissingen
Wartzburg
Bavaria
Vienna
Esling
Haydn
Napoleon
Reading
Royal Berkshire Hospital
Weippert
Huddersfield Choral Society
Philosophical Hall
Huddersfield
Wilson
London
Edinburgh
Covent Garden Theatre
Scotland
Mir. Mori
Auden Tavern
Vauxhall Gardens
H. Green
Mrs. Green
Mr. Green
Hughes
Gye
Thomas
Royal Surrey Zoological Gardens
Graham
Gamnerin
Isabella II
Oxford Street
Spain
Ferdinand
Dyer
Henry Brown
Hatton-Garden
John Turby
Turpin
Thomas Winter
Patrick Owen
Gilbert-street
Oxford-street
Thia
Gray’s
Fox-court
Bint
Margaret Marlin
Tisoner
Colser
Ireland
George Philips
Mount Trenchard
Remaixs
Coutts
Strand
Duchess of
Westminster
Bank of England
Earl of Abercorn
Mesers
Londo
Mr. Coutts
Lord Abercorn
George the Third
Pitt
Coup de Main
Coutta
Europe
Government orders new residence for naval governor at Ascension
The government has decided on building a suitable residence for the naval governor of Ascension and dependencies including the Cape Brazil and South Africa. The Admiralty sends marines, mainly artificers, to the station for the work. Rear Admiral Elliot’s former apartments at the Admiralty will be taken by Capt. Berkeley, his successor.
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Ascension
Cape
Brazil
South Africa
Admiralty
Elliot
Berkeley
Board
Rumor of Sir John Conroy’s removal debunked at court
The tory press claimed Sir John Conroy was displaced from his confidential post. The reports are false. He has not fallen from favor but has obtained a short leave of absence to manage private affairs and his Welsh estate after long service to the Duchess of Kent.
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Tery
John Comrey
Teries
Sir John Conroy
Duchess of Kent
Wales
Return of Captain Back From the North Seas
The Londonderry Standard reports Captain Back of HMS Terror returning to Lough Swilly in a damaged ship after a long Arctic voyage begun in 1836. The crew endured ice confinement and scurvy, with four Exquimaux sighted and no anchorages since departure. Captain Back heads to Dublin then London to deliver dispatches. the Terror must be beached to avoid sinking.
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North Seas
Londonderry Standard
Back
Terror
Ross
Lough Swilly
Captain Buck
Dublin
Admiralty
Holyhead
Drummond
Kingatown
London
Hampton
Graham
Lord’s Cricket-ground
Picard-street
Hebers
Twyford
William Jones
Thomas Brown
Cotten
Vere Street
Jones
Tey
Brown
Marlborough-Street
British Legion
Samuel Bennet
Death of Mr Broughton Surgeon of the 2d Life Guards
The death of Mr Broughton followed ankle joint disease requiring leg amputation. He accepted the news calmly, chose a grave site at Harrow Road cemetery, and directed his burial there if the operation failed. The operation by Mr Liston proved fatal due to his weak constitution.
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MR. Broughton
2D Life Guards
Broughton
Cooper
Harrow Road
Liston
Medical Gazette
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