Wax and Health Goods Advertised in Portman-Square Listings
A dense page fragment lists candles, waxes, and perfumes with prices, plus medicine advertisements for Rowland and Son remedies and Dr James’s Powder. It mentions locations such as Crawford-street and Portman-square, and advertises a frost remedy and dental care products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinisbad Cortiagun
Saitab
Crawford-street
Portman-square
Windsor
Rowland
Buros
A. Rowland and Son
Hatton-garden
London
Rowland’s
James
College of Physicians
Philosophical Transactions
Dr. James
F. Newbery
Popular Inquiry into Concealed Premature Decline Book
An advertisement for a London medical work by C. J. Lucas and Co. on remedies for sexual debility, infections, and related conditions. Includes pricing 44 shillings, publisher details, and instruction for patients to submit case details with a signing fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Thous
C. J. Lucas and Co
London
Brittain
Pater- Dosterrow
Bffngham Wilson
Bishopsgate-street
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Burgess
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hoett
High Holborn
United Kingdom
Measra, Lucas and Co
Teo
Newman-Street
Oxford-street
Ecclesiastical Appointments Listed At Norwich and Cambridge
A fragmentary entry lists names and degrees of clergy admitted to holy orders under the Bishop of Norwich and mentions several Cambridge and Oxford colleges. Names include Richard Frid, Ambrose William Ball, Richard Cooke, John Black, and others with BA or B.A degrees and licentiate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Oxford
Richard Frid
College
Getorge Francis
Ty Colles
Ganionde
Orrrett
Dains’ Galesee
John's College
Ambrose Wiliam Ball
B.A
Richerd Cooke Deane
Willoughb Dickingo Cane
Joh
W. Dotiguen
Balti Gatley Lee
Gorin ‘Cane
Cambridge
Jesus Col
John Black
Hicks
Trouer
Wien
University
Christening of the Prince of Wales at Windsor
The Royal ceremony at St George's Chapel Windsor is recounted with details of the procession from the castle, parallel appearances by foreign dignitaries, and the ceremonial arrangements. The King of Prussia, Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, the Duke of Cambridge, and other royals attend. Guards, heralds, prelates, and nobles occupy designated seats as the christening unfolds with martial music, state carriages, and intricate pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Courier
Prince of Wales
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Knights of the Garter
Wolsey Hall
Canterbury
York
London
Winchester
Oxford
Norwich
Prince Albert
Duke of Sussex
Prince George of
Cambridge
King of
Prussia
Frederick the First
Prince Ferdinand of
Saxe Coburg
Duke of Wellington
Her
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of Cambridge
Princess Augusta
Teches
Napk
Reyal
England
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Lowther
Marquis of Lansdowne
K.G
Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of Buccleuch
Duke of Sutherland
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Rutland
Earl of Ripon
Board of Trade
Lord Fitzgerald
Vesci
Board of Control
Earl of Haddington
the Admiralty
Exchequer
Dukes of Newcastle and Sutherland
Robert Peel
Marquis of Westminster
Augustus Clifford
Lord Cardigan
Marquis of Anglesey
Earl Cardigan
Jordan
Order of the Garter
Duke of Cambridge
Augusta of Cambridge
H.R. H
Chamberisin
Tie'Quuan
B.H
Albert
Prince Arnist
Garter
Sateex
The
of Russia
Order of Black
Duke of Woellington
St George's Chapel Arrangements For Royal Ceremony Described
The article details access limits and seating for St George's Chapel guests arriving before eleven. It lists the band and vocalists led by Francois Cramer, describes ornate altar arrangements, seating to honor nobility and ladies, and the placement of galleries for viewing the royal procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Chapel
Francois Cramer
Harris
Turner
West
Palmer
Salmon
Cross of St. George
Order of the Garter
Star of of the Garter
Court titles and royal names listed in mid paragraph
A fragmentary listing names and titles appears including the Archbishop of Canterbury the Archbishop of York the Bishop of London and other peers and royals such as the Duke of Cambridge Prince George of Cambridge Princess Augusta Duke of Sussex and Queen and King with scattered surnames and places. The cadence suggests a ceremonial or etiquette excerpt with multiple high ranking figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
York
London
Norwich
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George of
Cambridge
Princess Augusta
Prince Ferdinand of
Saxe Cambridge
Coburg
Duchess of
Cam
Duke of
Sussexbridge
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
King of
Pavesta
The Christenings A Royal Baptism in Westminster Abbey
The royal baptism of the Prince, with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert present, featured the organ, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and King of Prussia sponsors. The ceremony included the archbishop naming the child, sprinkling, and the Hallelujah Chorus, while the Queen and Albert displayed proud, attentive conduct. Art observers Hayter and Baxter attended with royal permission.
Return of the Procession Amid Royal Pageantry
An English newspaper describes a royal christening procession with the Halloe lojah Chorus, guns, and cheering crowds in the Lower Ward. Her Majesty and the Prince travel home amid military tributes as carriages and private coaches pass the spectators in a festive scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Shayne
Ibert
Prussia
Fragmented OCR on Prossis Crusade procession confusion
The readable fragments describe a procession related to the Grenadler Crusade with references to a station, town route, and Barpiee conveyance. Details are unclear and names appear garbled, yielding a terse, disjointed item about an event in a town with a procession and unclear participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Prossis
Royal investiture of the Garter at the Castle Throne Room
The King of Prussia and Queen, with Prince Albert, attend the Garter ceremony. Knights are robed, officers in mantles, and the setting features a crimson velvet canopy and gold embroidered royal arms. The King and Queen depart after a formal investiture with state guards and officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Prussia
Brose
Orden
Bleck
Olla
Order of the Garter
Gumbel
Lagedowes
Winchester
Oxford
George
York
Irald
Marte Reliam Woods
Sir Clifford
William Woods
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
von Albert
Nbthets
Tilbomane
Mr Hothe
Beith
Fragmentary.jumbled lines about vases and Hesperides
The text presents a stray mix of phrases about vases, beams, and the Hesperides with incomplete words and unclear structure, lacking coherent events, names, or a reportable action. No broader context is recoverable from the fragments.
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Sarvat
Tee M.P
Alderfap
Mansger
Mayer
Paris
Providence
PILOT
Leoni Lee
Albemaslo Atroat
Madame B. Riofrey
Paternoster-row
Carvalho
First-street
Inca
Mano
Cornhill
All Book
the Prince OF Wales
Judas Maccabeus
Elvey
Catter‘bury
Arserr
Albert Edward I
Prince
Ales
Chrats
Mininee
Arid
Handel
Prussis
Emile
Bis Majesty
R. Hayter
Baxter
Chapter OF the Order OF The.garter
Sadienhef Dyke Gallery
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