Assault on Queen prompts inquiry at Home Office
A man named Pate struck Her Majesty in the forehead as the royal carriage passed Cambridge House. Witnesses describe the blow and the suspect’s removal by police amid a crowd. The prisoner was remanded to Clerkenwell as inquiries continue, with insanity as a possible defense.
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Times
Covent-garden Opera
Cambridge Foll
Marjeay
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
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Renwick
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Vine-street
Home Office
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Doherty
Rifle Brigade
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Maule
Treasury
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Cambridgeshire
Norwich
Currie
Death of Sir Robert Peel in a June accident
A late 1850 Times report recounts Sir Robert Peel's fatal fall from a horse on Constitution Hill near Groavenor Place after leaving Whitehall gardens. Details describe the shock and medical efforts, the evolving bulletins, and the bereavement influence on Parliament and society.
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Sir Robert Peel
White‘hall-gardens
Groavenor-place
Constitution-hill
Sir Robert
James Clarke
Canon Wood
Modore Kaden
Earl of Auckland
Henry Mackenzie
St Martin's-in-the-Fields
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Lund
Towil
Fig
Chesham-place
St Paul's Churchyant
Baronet
Indee
Java Clarke
Commodore Eden
Aint Enie
St George's Hospital
Mackenzie
Lateas
Bryanston-square
Lucas
Benuain Brodie
Seymour
Cesar Hayins
Audeau
Me Jackson
Australian Colonies Bill debated in Lords over two chambers
Lord Monteagle praised changes in the Australian Colonies Bill and noted the vote in favour of the elective franchise as a concession to popular rights. He warned that constitutional changes should be discussed by the new legislative body under the bill rather than the existing law.
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Malta
Vine-street
Wishead
Fortman
Mason
Duke-street
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House of Commons
Colonial Office
Earl Grey
England
Earl of
Earl of St. Gerwana
House of Loaps
Pripay
Forr Grey
Lont Monteagle
Trifles to Smile At in Notes and Queries
A fragmentary note from Notes and Queries mocks a Euphoric lampoon about a writer and an imagined “wicked, bat witty” epigram. It references Ohio sentiment, Cincinnati Gazette, and New York papers while citing various satirical pieces and a playful critique of trivial verse. The blurbs hint at playful misreadings and social commentary from periodicals of the era.
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