Public notice and medical pamphlet advertisement in 19th century columns
An old newspaper fragment contains a public notice from the Board of Ordnance about carriage and horse transport to Paddington and Slough, plus a lengthy advertisement for a medical work by C J Lucas and Co on sexual health, disease and prevention. It details consultation hours, costs, and requests inquirer details while stressing discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
C. J. Lucab
Messrs. Laces and Co
Stefanen
Newman Aires
Arrival of King of Prussia at Greenwich and Windsor
The article details the arrival and reception of King Frederick William IV of Prussia in England. It covers the Grand Square at Greenwich Hospital, Prince Albert, the Duke of Wellington, and numerous dignitaries, the royal barge and Firebrand, processions from Greenwich to Windsor, crowds at Deptford Camberwell Clapham and Wandsworth, royal escorts, and cheering by onlookers as the King proceeds to Windsor via Hampton Court and Staines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Ing
Prussia
Prince Albert
Grebschck
Windsor
Daktern
Bouverie
Carrigge
Sophia
Duke of Wellington
Earl
Countess of Haddington
Earl of Delaware
Earl of Westmorland
Marquis of Exeter
Earl of Hardwicke
Earl Denbigh
Lord Hill
Henry Hardinge
Lord Bloomfield
G. Cockburn
James Murray
G. Seymour
J. Gordon
James Hamilton
Owen
Conolly
Dandas
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Grand Square
Greenwich Hospital
Life Guards
Grand Quadrangle
Royal Marines
Woolwich-reach
Francis A. Collier
C.B
K.C.H
River Thames
Royal Dock
Sir Francis
Bullock
Fearless
Mr. Hicks
Greenwich
15Th Regiment
Royal Dockyard
H. K. Bowen
R. Stopford
Quade Faigle
Her Majesty
Naval and Military Services
J. A. Page Gordon
Shareld
Massache
Duke of
Welling
Cafe Bay
Odenary
Haigding
Savdwattis
Cay
Zoyal
Grvenwich
Admiralty
Frederick William IV
Baron von Humboldt
Count von Stolberg
Natimer
Neumann
Milller
Meyernich
de Branchtsch
Painted Hall
St. George's Chapel
Sir Robert Stopford
Custom House
Ostend Harbour
Westcott Bay
Reculvers
Formidable
C. Sullivan
Warspite
Lord John Hay
Winchester
T. W. Carter
T. Nicholas
Wardsworth
New~cross Gate
Deptford
11Th Light Dragoons
Peckham
Camberwell
Kennington New-road
Clapham
Wandsworth
Camberwellegreen
Denmark-hill
Beixton-road
Harvey
Eagle
Releya
Hampton Court
Ilsga
11Th Dragoons
New Cross
Moute
Kingston
King’s ‘Arms
18Th Light Dragoons
Staines
Clarence Hotel
Hussars
Royal Horse Guards
Arrival at Windsor Reception for King of Prussia
The King of Prussia and Prince Albert arrive at Windsor in heavy rain to a large cheering crowd. They are welcomed by Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Kent. A grand dinner follows with numerous dignitaries. On Sunday they attend divine service in the palace with the Bishop of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Prince Albert
Prussia
Duchess of Kent
M. le Comte de Stolberg
M. le Baron de Humboldt
M. le General de Nieumann
Earl of Abersdeen
Wager Telton
Kechald
Misses Paget
Bishop
London
Arrival of the Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha and Duke Ferdinand
Yesterday morning two royal carriages departed from Spinisbe near the royal dockyard as the royal procession began. The Shearwater arrived at quarter before four with Duke Francis and Duke Ferdinand aboard, then the party headed to Windsor Castle. The anticipated visit of Duke Ferdinand will please the royal couple ahead of the Prince of Wales christening ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxe Coburg and Gotha
Ferdinand OF
Saxe Coburg
Spinisbe
Eye Aterone
Shearwater
Washington
Duke of
Saxe Coburg and
Gotha
Prince Albert
Duke Ferdinand of
Windgor Castle
Ferdinand
Prigen of
Wales
Bank of England and city offices to close for Prince of Wales christening
The Bank of England announces closure of offices for transfer of funds and dividend warrants on Tuesday, the day of the Prince of Wales christening. City houses plan similar closures with the Lord Mayor urging abstention from business to mark the event. Also noted are coruscating mis-sent mails to India, a tragic death near St Andrews from self-inflicted injury, and unrelated political and theatre items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Bank O England
Roy
the Prince of Wales
Joan Kwiant
Tuedds
Prince of Wales
bin Lordahi
Guildhall
Glittering Naples season dazzles with balls and nobles
Our festive season opens with hazy dresses and dinners in honor of the Prince of Wales. Guests include Don Carlos’s sons, Eng lish belles such as Perceval and Doyle, and a string of nobles at lavish balls. The Austrian minister hosts a ball. the Real Academia fetes, and the King funds new rail and royal avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Sielly
Don
Don Carlos
Rome
Ebat
Symcuse
Perceval
O'Connor
Doyle
Castellamuare
Casertd
S.cen
Liceghtta
Réxtorgh
Meath
Dien
Lad Sealon
Amour
Diven
Lori
Duferio
Bese
A. Russsll
Lond Re
Clive
Dyhad
Gereebes
Tpawieb
Hood
Ellice
Woodbins-Parieh
Sra
Spratman
O’connor
Venneck
Saufoed
Royal Welsh arms debated amid royal bearings discussion
The article discusses proposed Welsh royal arms and the inclusion of the red dragon as a Welsh royal supporter. It notes demand for Wales to appear in the royal bearings with Saint David and Cadwaladr lineage, stressing Welsh identity within Britain's monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Palace of Wales
Ogish
Scotland
Ireland
Cadwaladr
Bonworth
Henry VII
O' Pouge
Baoner
David
Britain
Gadwaladr
Henry Vil
Preparations for Opening Parliament
Details emerge on the work inside the House of Lords ahead of Parliament’s opening. Queen’s throne, Prince Albert’s seat, and three royal chairs are described with gilded upholstery and heraldic mottoes. Interior carpentry, wainscoting, and lighting plans for the galleries and peers’ seats are under careful arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of
Wat
Albert
Arrival of the Prince de Jojnyile at Toulon described in port letter
A letter from Toulon reports the arrival sequence of the Prince de Jojnyile. The frigate le Poule was seen in the offing, signals were fired, and ships prepared under arms before anchoring. The scene mentions Admiral Bachin and maritime officials, with observers noting ceremonial and naval details amid broader commentary on church and civil sequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince de Jojnyile
Toulon
le Poule
Bachin
Alee
Scotland
Catder
Kirk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jen
Beesbler
Board of Ordastes
Reneres
Byham
Horaceth
Traaka
Horne
Iar
Paddington
Sloughantee
Willlers Paddington
Slough
Faddi oTor
Hurch of England Life and Fire Assurance Institution
King William-street
City
Board of Directors
William Emmens
Chillles British and Foreign Life Assurance Association and Loan Bank
Lombard-street
George Henry Brown
Thomas B. Davison
Robert Embleton
Arthur Heland Field
John Milner
Awit
Edmund Robins
Henry la Serre
George Tanqueray
John Baker Wright
L. Davison
J. Partridge Mekecham
Bankehrs
Union Bank of London
Arthur Wilton
Dover-street
Precadilly
Richard H. Goolden
John-street
Thomas Blizard Curling, Esq
Mountplace
London Hospital
William B. Langmore
Edward Younge
Newaquare
Lincoln’s,Inn
Thos. Butts Tanqueray, Esq
New Broadoteant
Joseph Clarke
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Life Assurance
William Blackwood and Sons
Pall-mall
Moliére
Saunders and Otley
Conduit-street
J. Cumming
Dublin
Bell and Bradfate
Edinburgh
Sherwood
Paternoster-row
Carvalho
Fleet-street
Reanes
Oxtford-street
Mano
Cornhill
Lestera
India
Borobay
Presidency
Ceylon
Svicius
da. Guases
de. Glass
St Andrews
Glas
Marti
Hed
Caledonian
Mercury
Cornwall
Baiea
Grey
Lemon
Pendarves
C. Lemon
B. Vyryan
Lord
Valletort
Mon
Bollandett Ho
Peadgryes
Saoz
Charles Alworthy
Garrick
Roesire
Londo
Naples
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