Various 1855 news items from London and beyond
Reports cover misfortunes and accidents in Johnsbury Liverpool and Regent's Park, royal letters patent creating a Baronetcy for Lafontaine, naval prize actions, stock exchange closings, ship and fishing news, deaths and inquests, a murder case, gas explosion at Throgmorton, Bethlehem Hospital prisoner transfer, fire at Camden town, Roman Catholic and Anglican church planning, and public notices on public health and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Howard Street
Canning Dock
Regent’s Canal
Zoological Gardens
St. Pancras
Les
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
John Beverley Robinson
C.B
Province of Canada
Upper
Liverpool Exchange
Exchange
Society of Friends
W. Charnley
Preston Guardian
Tyne
Poor-law Board
Edinburgh
Holyrood Palace
Balmoral
Tay
Newburgh
Perry
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Londenborough
Condon
Halifax
Bradford
Mevagissey
Cornwall
Bush
R.H
Sloane Street
London
Dunmow
Harrison Ainsworth
Journal
du Havre
Admiralty
France
England
Engineer Department of the Admiralty
Portsmouth
Enniskerry
Frank Sawie
Taff Newbridge
Taff Vale
Board of Hearth
General Board of Health
B. Hall, Bart
Tom Taylor
J. F. Campbell
Mesars
J. J. Scott
A.A. Wallbridge
E. W. Wright
J. Montague
F. Maule
Maule
Baker
H. Edwards
Measrs
Austin and Ranger
Aid Board
Dru
Grainger and Milroy
Rammill and Rawlinson
Harwich
Eastern Counties Railway
Baden Powell
Royal Society
Hippachus
J. H. Pepper
Pepper
Rosgerr
Ausert Suitu
Albert Smith
Great Percy Street
Tottenham Court Road
Great Scotland Yard
Sheffield
Northamptonshire Banking Company
Sheffield and Rotherham Banking Company
Wm. Grindall
Willis and Co’s
Thomas Shields
Oxford
Messrs. Masterman’s
William Berrall
Northampton
Messrs. Denison’s
Regent’s Park
Wakley
Camden
Harris
Waldegrave
Tax Campestown Ramway
John Blencoe
St. Aupan’s
St. Alban’s
St. James's
Fraser
Amadio
Throgmorton Forest
Assadghia
Dartford
Asusi
Bethlehem Hospital
St. George's Field
Gloucester-street
Camden-town
Jacobs
Habourg
Richard Woolston
Royal Exchange
Evan Jones
Court of Admiralty
Concordia
Christine
Liverpool
City of
Francis Graham Moon
David Salomons
Salomons
T. O. Finniss
City of London
William Lawrence
Robert Walter Carden
Knt
David Williams Wire
John Carter
William Cubitt
M P
Henry Muggeridge
RB. H. Kennedy
Merie Rose
Archdeacorp
Wilberforce
Church of England
York
J. Jarratt
North Cave
East Riding
Lord Auckland
Bath and Wells
Denison
Province of Canterbury
Joseph Ditcher
South Brent
Somerset
Taunton
Carstar Palace
Crystal Palace
Duchess of Gloucester
Georgiana Bathurst
Bangor
Liddell
Joseph Paxton
Grove
Cooper
Seaoon
Board of Guardians
City of London Union
Norwood
North Surrey School
Anerley
St. George’s-in the
Plashet
Whitechapel
Forest Gate
Lawson's
Roma
Gower-street
Bedford-square
Clarendon-square
Somerstown
Morrin
Lincoln
St. David’s
Southwell
Nottingham
Nettinghels
Normanton
Mansfield
Retford
Tatton
Worksop
Royal array marks Prince Albert birthday across metropolis
Metropolitan news records a national colors display at Somerset House Admiralty and Tower with bells, while Osborne events note the Queen and royal family attending divine service. A royal yacht cruise to Nab Light Vessel and Osborne precedes planned Boulogne meeting with Napoleon. The Victoria and Albert sails with the Prince Consort aboard for St Omer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Somerset House
Admiralty
Tower
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Princess Royal
Princess Alice
Osborne
G. Prothero
Duchess of Kent
Whippingham Church
Mergrixe
Princee Albert
NaPo- Leox
Emperor Napoeon
Boulogne
Isle of Wight
Prince Consort
St. Omer
Qosponne
Prince
Prince Arthur
Sidney Herbert
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Qossogne
Earl of Clarendon
Belmoral
Stamford
Jacent
Bi David
Brecon
B. D Crickhowell
Hay
Glasbury
Oldcastle
Lalgarth
Nantmelth
Grandestry
Glascombe
St. David's
Abou
Exeter
Morning Herald
Unaygrautt
Edwyn Andrew
University College
James G. Blake
Uriah P. Brodribb
B.A. Gay’s Hospital
Thos. Buzzard
King’s College
Edwd. Clapton
St. Thomas’s Hospital
George G. Corbould
Bristol
Samuel Giles
B.A. Gay's Hospital
John Bake Husband
Middlesex Hospital
William
Francis Thomas Bond
Queen's College
Birmingham
Michael Castaneda
Francis Winter Clarke
Charles James Devonshire
Francis Joseph Dowling
Christopher Heath
James Rice
William Sims
William Skinner
St. Thomas's Hospital
Robert Mastern Theobald
Glasgow
J. G. Blake
Henry Maudsley
Walter Barnett Ramsbotham
Uriah Perrin Brodribb
Guy’s Hospital
Elwyn Andrew
Thomas Buzzard
John Lumsden Propert
James Fitzjamen West
William Newman
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Peacock
Daw
New River Company
B. Blubbing
Leadenhall-market
Tawtell
Newgate-market
Bedford
Robert Lloyd
Burton-street
Pimlico
Metropolis
W. Oliver
Witness
Tus Anti-Slavery Society
British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
United States
Netherlands
Brazil
Cuba
Portugal
Metropolitan