Last Wednesday being the day appointed for celebrating the Anniversary of the Births of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York; the morning was ushered in with the ringing of bells. At five the carcasses of … Continued
Tuesday being the nativity of our beloved Heir Apparent, the morning was ushered in by the ringing of bells and other demonstrations of joy. About ten, the armed brigs and sloops of war lying in the orad, appeared dressed out … Continued
Last Tuesday being the anniversary of the Prince of Wales’s birthday, the soldiers encamped at the different places along our coast were drawn up at noon and severally fired out a FEU DE JOY in honour of the day. At … Continued
I cannot close my letter without telling you the very festive style in which the Prince of Wales’s Birth Day was kept here – the weather was heavenly ; – Grandeur and Elegance shook hands with Good Humour and Familiarity, … Continued
The Prince’s birth day, with that of H.R.H. the Duke of York, which is this day, are both to be observed at Brighton, on Wednesday next, when two fat oxen are to be roasted whole on the Level, where the … Continued
Prince Regent Birthday aged 49 From The Sussex Weekly Advertiser, 1811
Next Wednesday being the birthday of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, a grand ball and supper will be given by the Duke of York and the Duke of Clarence in honour of the fame. The Birth Day Ball … Continued
The utmost activity is exerted by the workmen engaged in the completion of the riding house, and buildings contiguous to the Pavilion, soon to be the scene of elegant festivity, by the celebration of the Birthday of its illustrious owner. … Continued
Brighton Museum celebrates its 150th birthday today, having been formally opened on 5 November 1861. To mark the occasion, we are running a free audio touch-tour of the museum, and have designed a treasure trail for our smartphone app. But … Continued
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