Mourning Orders and Royal Expenditure Highlights 1850 Times
Reports detail mourning orders from the Lord Chamberlain for January 6 and 20 1850 and the royal family’s mourning duration. It covers Prince Albert exhibition contracts with Munday brothers and the forming reaction to Franklin and Arctic expeditions, plus a lively anecdote about Manning's liaison aboard the Fairy yacht and a court scene involving a naval lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chamberlain
Vic
Society of Arts
James and
George Munday
Royal
Prince Albert
Society of 7 of Arts
Her Majesty’s Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Mundsy
Albert
Sacer Arts and
Menara
Munday
Fett Arts
J. Franklin
Pac
John i
Mia Manning
Victoria and Albert
Firth of Forth
Balmoral
Edward Dichenine
Ferrarina
England
Fairy
Marsings
Old Bailey
British Gleanings December Notes From England
A scattered December letter from Cowes reports aristocratic arrivals and movements, royal donations, diplomacy, and social events. It notes the Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury at Tocquay, the Earl of Carlisle visiting East Cowper, and Lord Jersey suffering gout. It mentions Danish armistice extensions, naval officers promoted, and society entertainments at Bath and Oxford, with various local incidents and queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Cowes
Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury
St Tocquay
Alton Towers
Earl of Carlisle
Jef Panshawer
East Cowper
Troutham
Laitherlan
John
Rasell
Pembroke Lade
Richmond Park
Borweek
Wakenwisto de Marquis
Earl
Jersey
Midleton
Fragmented 19th Century Odds and Sidelights From The Thames
A garbled 1840s newspaper fragment mixes legal notices with anecdotes and trivia. It references the Thames Tunnel, Drogheda election, and a Queen's African gift, plus humorous quips about Miss Bariett, Lord Denman, and a poetess described as red haired.
Wholesale prices and rates in colonial markets reported
Fragmentary OCR notes show varying terms like 90 day and 60 day drafts, London and colonial branches, and discounts. The text references prices per unit, days of sight, and commissions, indicating a rushed ledger or brokered exchange with multiple currencies and negotiable instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Tome Prisce
Wales
Bates
Prinos
Osborne
Pein
Lord Canning
Gate Grey
Canning
Sime
Severanes
John Ross
Peivnge
Cape Horn
Behring
Davis's Straits
Sound
Barrow
Melville Island
North West
Sir Charles Napier
Paquimaux
John Rosa
Pacific
Moore
Sandwich Islands
Herald
Kellet
C.n
Provisiona
India
United Service Gazette
Mes Manning
Pence Albert
Vien
Viscourtess Palmeraton
Broadlands
Denmark
Galtoer
David Dunn
Fairfax Morsby
James Clarke Eosa
Anil John Hindingish
Reject
Trinidad
Fiogpecsa
James Star
The
Royal College of Ja Sangeons
Breochenewags
Bramear
Asaya
Mead Marming
Eld
E Teach
Shaw
Burtoo
Lockyar
Burghley
Cecil
Sarah Lindeau
St Get Bol
Tadyahip
Ralle
J. Dwight
B. Sewyer
Teaan
John Cox
Melodisia
Tamary
Prces
Socrety
Parry
Glee Club
Hose
Cateb
Weekly Chronicle
Wranchal
Laverpool
Win
Oxford
Sinisberg
Rae Ben Eaeh
Pheasant
Wingly
Taunton
Charlotte Harrig
Minafield
Mansfield
E. Scott Wre
Deane
Catherine Keith
Bath
Bedminster
Bristol Cathedral
Fle Toke
Betton
Vieoart Duncan
Danbeney
Admiral Carroll
B. Biialaraties
Mane Meland
Ireland
Royall Agvinstral Siity
Irland
Sackville-street
Dublin
Im Fe
Mkv
Rael
Clancarty
Bach
Messrs Napier, Fowler
Nangla
Sir H
Limerick
Scotland
Ardersier
Wadenal
Tautie
Lochinri
Aberdeen
Graeweber
Thornton
Barrowen
Gilltown
Trentie
He MP
Thames Tunnel
Lord Denman
Stamaford
Drogheda
Electi
Saneesdoovae
Daly
Uae
Afric
New York
Bariett
Brown
Oman
de Matico
Hearman
Guinness
Madrid
Sis
Boston
Boas
Amikiky
Ware
Sonpany
Exeter
David
Napoleon
Brighton
Fleet Prison
Woo
Aio
Roe Tao
Gue
Ane
Ue Bank Oy
Morsiay
N.S. Wales
Manila
Bydney
Perem
Real
Bintstret
Candlewick
Jamaica
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