Queen and Royal Family Attend Windsor Park and Windsor Services
The Queen spent Saturday in Windsor Park on horseback with a large royal entourage and attended divine service at St George's Chapel on Sunday. Highlights included the Dean of Windsor and Rev Proby delivering the sermon, Mr Elvey presiding at the organ, and royal departures toward Portsmouth aboard Hastings after a busy weekend of hosting and illness-related health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Park
St. George’s Chapel
Boyce
Jomelli
Haydn
Windsor
Proby
Elvey
Viscountess Barrington
Miss Gore
Marlborough-house
Bushy Park
Portsmouth
Hastings
Busby
Prince George of
Cambridge
Exeter
New London Inn
Cornewall
Falmouth
Braganza
Gibraltar
Ser
Scotland
Henry Fitzsimon
Royal Service
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
James
Dunn
Miss Coutts Burdett
James Crabb
Springhill-house
Southampton
Hull
Paulet Mildmay
Winchester
Spas
Corporation of
Ludlow
Holford
Lord John Russell
Duke of Bedord
Spain
Count de Toreno
Thorvaldsen
Sound
Reta
Denmark
Leghorn
Lisbon
Atlantic
New York
London
Birmingham
Cairo
Abbas Pasha
Nile
William Denbow
Bideford Union
Heiden
Appensell
Switzerland
Deal
Duke of Wellington
Cinque Ports
Gloucester
M. Tripet
Manchester
Liverpool
New Forest
Hampshire
Brighton
12Th Lancers
Rory O’more
St. Peter’s
Vauxhall Gardens
Union Hall
van Amburgh
Nassau
Berne
Duke de Montebello
Cantons
Tees
Great Britain
Sir Edward Lees
Edinburgh
Leeds and Manchester Railway
Littleborough
Rochdale
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Princess Augusta
St. James’s
Union Workhouse
Barham
Elizabeth Gates
James Lime
Johnstone-place
Mile-end
Royal Exchange
England
Journal de Paris
Astor
Louis Napoleon
York
Phillips
Oxford
Enders
Statina Amburgh
Astley’s
Coriolanus Opens With Macready at Covent Garden
The Covent Garden season opens with Shakespear's Coriolanus, Macready star, praised for fidelity and vigor. Vandenhoff, Warner, and Virgilia receive strong notices. the audience cheers the lead and the company delivers a full evening of drama and an afterpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespear
Coriolanus
Macready
Vandenhoff
Marcus Curtius
Tullus
London police reform urged as city ward system condemned
A House of Commons committee reports the London police as inefficient and costly. It urges consolidation under a single central authority and criticizes ward deputies, aldermen, and common council for patronage and mismanagement, noting parallel reforms in metropolitan districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
London
Lord John Russell
Commons
Robert Peel
Duke of Wellington
Sir Robert Peel
Westminster
Finsbury
Holborn
Smithfield-market
Robert
Corporation
John Russell
Court of Aldermen
Court of Common Council
Common Council
Matthew Wood
Elity Police
Rowan
Mayne
Metropolitan Police
Horne Tooke
John
Royal Exchange
Dreadful Fire at Tottenham Court Road Calamity
A blaze on No. 19 Pancras Street near Tottenham Court Road destroyed Holt premises and left 19 occupants homeless. Firefighters arrived quickly from multiple stations. a police serjeant risked entry to awaken residents as the building burned, a 22 year old woman perished, and remains were found among charred debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottenham-court-read
Richard Holt
Pancras Street
Tottenham Court Road
Thorn
Seaman
Colf
Smith
Holt
FB Division
Metropolitan Police
London
Crown-street
Wells-street
Holborn
Farringdon-street
Chandos-street
West of England
Death of Lord Farnham and Irish peerage vacancy
Lord Farnham Col Barry died in Paris in his 71st year creating a vacancy in the Irish representative peerage and in the Cavan militia colonelcy. The estate passes to Rev James Maxwell, brother of the current Cavan MP. The field of blood at Newtownbarry remains a principal estate. Thanksgiving for harvest discussed with guidance from Lord Euston and Sir G Robinson urging a nationwide day of thanks by royal decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Farnham
Col. Barry
Paris
Ireland
Cavan
Orangemen
Coote
Bellamont Forest
John James
Earl of Farnham
Meath
Farnham
Lucy
Earl of Annesley
James Maxwell
Northamptonshire Farming and Grazing Society
Lord Euston
Sir G. Robinson
S. Robinson
Pension Ponderings From a Longshoreman’s Letter
A letter to the editor humorously laments marching toward pension time. The author references Harvey and Vance in playful dialect, noting work and hunger concerns while hinting at pension talk and personal pride amid modest hardship.
Tragic Shoreditch case ends with found drowned verdict
In Shoreditch a young woman Elizabeth Collard died by drowning after an alleged liaison with Thomas Chamberlain. The inquest at Black Horse tavern heard her aunt and husband testify on her age, upbringing, and supposed misconduct. Doctors found no violence. the jury returned a verdict of found drowned. Chamberlain faced proceedings as the accessory before the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoreditch
Baker
Black Horse Tavern
Kingsland Road
Sarah East
George East
Turner Square
Hexton Old Town
Elizabeth Collard
Thomas Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Manus
Thomas Blakely
Collins
Kingsland Road Bridge
Regent’s Canal
Witess
Toa Juryman
Hampstead Road
Holmes
Finer
Surgeon Finer
Surgeon Holmes
Working Men's Association Plans Union for Universal Suffrage
Delegates from Radical Associations across the country meeting in Gray's Inn Road endorse an address to Ireland urging unity with England Scotland and Wales to secure universal suffrage annual parliaments and vote by ballot. They condemn violence and expect a swift triumph through perseverance. The assembly, described as the first parliament of the working classes in London, was nearly fully attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphi
London
Honey
Adelphi Theatre
The
Gazette Musicale
M. Tardivel
Bayaderes
Webster
Knowles
Frederick
Elector Palatine
Bohemia
Prague
Planche
Oxenford
St. James’s Theatre
Vestris
Ducrow
Astley’s
Davis
Drurlane Theatre
T. Cooke
Bishop
Cooke
Eliason
Blagrove
Albertazzi
Drury Lane Theatre
Mozart
Zerlina
Tapis
Covent Garden Theatre
Edward Loder
Brown, Jones
Working Men’s Association
Palace-yard
No. 6
Upper North-place
Gray’s-inn-road
Ireland
England
Scotland
Wales
Edinburgh
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Corioli
Vandenkoff
Warner
Columnia
Barnet
P. Horton
Poole
Shrivall
Stretton
Madame Feron
Senor Huerta
Wieland
Devil
Strand
Burietta
Mr. Selby
Jacques Strop
Robert Macaire
Auberge Des Adrets
J. Lee
Macaire
Hammond
Strop
Mr. A. Younge
Mr. Ganache
Weekly Chronicle
Vance
Harvey
Vance Harvey
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