According to the Court Journal the crowds were the largest in memory, with hundreds of carriages, thousands of mounted spectators and an "innumerable phalanx" of pedestrians.

The Court Journals and Letters of Frances Burney.

No name left out which orthodoxy loves, Court Journal or legitimate Review!

The Cannings and Jeffreys of the capital, the Court Journals and Literary Gazettes were not well pleased, and voted the poet a bore.

He continued to turn out articles for The Atlas, The London Weekly Review, and now The Court Journal.

In later life, when he was far from rich, he often acted as a paid lecturer, and regularly contributed to the 'Court Journal.'

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By the 1840s she had purchased a newspaper named the Court Journal, which covered mostly society matters.

He also recounted her friendship with the Countess of Blessington and her mortification when the Court Journal gave one of Blessington's novels a bad review.

The audience was invitation only; many of "the very elite of the most elite" (said the "Court Journal") were invited to watch, and 2,690 attended.