For 10 points, name this 1839 event involving the attempted removal of Whig ladies as ladies-in-waiting.
This event caused the future Baron Sydenham to emigrate to Canada, and this event was followed by a "fag-end period" that was marked by the Syria question.  It was caused by the weak support of a certain leader's plan for suspending the consitution of Jamaica as well as the unpopularity of Home Secretary John Russell. The leader at the center of this conflict later admitted to personal secretary Sir Anthony Bigge that "perhaps I should act differently if it was all to be done again", although that ruler's actions were based on the loyalty in the earlier (*) Flora Hastings Affair of people like Baroness Lehzen and Lady Portman.  Eventually rectified by Prince Albert after the queen married, this event marked a break in the government of Lord Melbourne and occurred when Victoria refused to meet the demands of the proposed new the Prime Minister, Robert Peel, causing him to decline the office. For 10 points, name this 1839 event involving the attempted removal of Whig ladies as ladies-in-waiting.
This event caused the future Baron Sydenham to emigrate to Canada, and this event was followed by a "fag-end period" that was marked by the Syria question.  
{Bedchamber Crisis} [or {Bedchamber} Question; prompt on early {buzzes} of {stuff} like "The {Resignation} of {Lord Melbourne}"]