Royal Morning Ride Marks Windsor Visit Event
The Queen rode out with Princess Alice and Princess Leiningen this morning while Lord Alfred Paget rode beside on horseback. Prince Arthur went out yesterday with Major Elphinstone. A Thames Conservancy deputation met W Cowper at the Office of Works to discuss duties. Dispatches arrived from Mauritius Canada West Africa and Gibraltar for the Colonial Office and Canada Governor was advised.
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Windsor Castle
Thurspax
Alice
Leiningen
Lord Alfred Paget
Prince Arthur
Elphinstone
Thames
Africa
Gibraltar
Canada
Health bulletin on Prince Consort remains steady
Windsor Castle reports the Prince Consort has passed a quiet night with little change in symptoms. The bulletin issued this day confirms stability in his condition as doctors monitor his health.
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Windsor Castle
Tuurspar
Prince Consort
Dockyard Control and Cost Rules Under Admiralty Watch
A detailed report discusses the dockyard system, outlining roles of the controller, storekeeper, and accountant general, and highlighting responsibilities, communication issues, and the lack of fixed accountability. It notes high costs, accounting confusion, and debates on dockyard voting rights and patronage amid reform pressures.
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Admiralty
Navy
Somerset House
Whitehall
Duke of Somerset
First Sea Lord
Seymour
Sir Charles Wood
Sita
James Graham
Dockyard Commission
Scherrahny
Royal Yards
Magésty
Richard Bromley
London
Charles Wood
Baldwin Walker
Charles
Dack Yard
Post Office
Customs
Inland Revenue
Bowles
Portsmouth
Toms
Excise
Questcomic
Liver Pills from Brome ley remedy listed in 19th century ad
An OCR readable fragment touts Dr Scorrs Brow 4xp Liver Prats made from a recipe in a Book of Brome ley Kent. It claims to cure liver affections, bile issues, headaches, poor appetite, and nervous fatigue, with dire warnings about jaundice and general health.
Horsman Addresses Stroud Non-Electors on Reform and France
Mr. Horsman speaks for over an hour to a room full of non-electors in Stroud. He defends his stance on universal suffrage, warns against unbalanced franchise, praises England’s strength, and criticizes American democracy while contrasting it with British governance.
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America
France
Europe
Lord Palmerston
Manchester and Peace Party
England
Lincoln
Republic
Republic of America
Washington
Franklin
Lincolns
Sewards
Mr. Horsman
Russia
Austria
Slidell
Mason
Kossuth
M. Bernard
Europa
Peter Wood
Horsman
Stroud
Liberal Party
Ranasea
Mr. Wood
Mr. Horamon
Satan
Mr. Weed
Boraman
Derby
Wood
Lord Derby
Hais
Cheera
Atlantic
Horsman Addresses Franchise Extension Question
In a public meeting Mr Horsman argues against a broad franchise extension, warning that equal qualification risks injustice and that existing systems must balance property, education, and numbers. He cites reform era changes and calls for careful consideration before any plan is proposed. The gathering adopts a thanks to him for speaking.
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Horsman
House of Commons
Alfred Stanton
Thia
W. Holmes
Lord Montagu Warns on American Difficulty and Press Motives
Lord B Montagu addresses a large crowd at the Literary Institution Huntingdon about the Crimean News and Indian Mutiny reporting, press credibility, and the right of search. He argues against abandoning belligerent rights to preserve naval power and warns against inflamed public opinion driven by sensational journalism.
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Huntingdon
Tavrspat Evexine
BR. Montagu
Montagu
Zimes
Davis
Lord Stowell
Kent
Wattel
Lord Palmerston
Lord B. Montagu
Paris
Russia
America
Rusaia
England
Testimonial Banquet Honors Kent Mutual Chair King at London Tavern
A banquet at the London Tavern honored J T King Esq, chairman of Kent Mutual Assurance Office. H E Murrell presided as guests toasted King for seven years of service, noting his work building an honest footing and merging with a leading English firm. The plate presentation from directors and friends carried an inscription praising his zeal and integrity.
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J. T. Kixe
London
H. E. Murrell
Equin
J.T. King
Kent Mutual Assurance Office
Messrs. Smith and Nicholson
Duke-street
Lincoln’s Innfield
King
Smithfield Cattle Show Thrives Amid Rainy Weather
Yesterday the Smithfield Cattle Show drew steady crowds despite poor weather. Prize winners included Mr. Lewis Lloyd, Mr. William Aldworth, Mr. William Taylor, and others who sold top stock to buyers from Plymouth, Northampton, Southampton, and London. The show closed at ten, with heavy sales, brisk bidding, and financials noting total receipts of £49627 1s 9d and substantial bank balances.
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Efternoon
Dalene Panes Aciranes
Baker-street
Lewis Lloyd
Addington
Surrey
W. Hewett
Plymouth
Lal
William Aldworth
Movars, Smith and Alliston
Northampton
William Taylor
Stainer
Southampton
Thomas Roberts
Svington
Hereford
Eold
Charles Cook
Charles Duffield
Bannister
Dorchester
Sussex Bread
John Sheepsmith
Lewey
Brighton
Collingwood
Islington
Lord Leconfield
G. Finch
Igh-Street
Kensington
Francis Neale
Hedwell
Twickenham
John White
G. Simpson
Rickmansworth
Edward Herbert
Radburn
Commercial-road
Peckham
James Stewart
Ratcliff
Georgastrest
Richmond
Foljampes
George Walmsley
J. Follett
Great College-Street
Camden
Marquis of Exeter
W.G. Smith
Chiswell-Street
Thomas Weat
North
Colt-street
Limehouse
John King Tombs
G. Coote
Frederick Martin
Messrs
G. Hayward
Duke of Richmond
Mr. King
Paddington-street
John Kent
W. Jeffry
Foubert’s Place
John Farquharson
T. W. Franklin
High-street
Sporting. The Chester Cup handicap above all others
The Chester Cup is expected to retain popularity this spring with over 90 subscribers including Lords Andover Bateman Chesterfield Courtenay Howth Sefton Stamford Strathmore Westmoreland Sirs Lydstone Newman W W Wynne Capt Clinsted Saville and other patrons. Nominations close late January. Meeting stewards include Earls of Strathmore Portsmouth Uxbridge and Lord De Mauley. Several horses have been sent abroad with mixed outcomes and fatalities reported for some entries.
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Andover
Bateman
Chesterfield
Courtenay
Howth
Sefton
Stamford
Strathmore
Westmoreland
Sirs Lydstone Newman
W. W. Wynne
Clinsted and
Saville
Messrs. Ten Breed
G.W. Fitzwilliam
J. Merry
Horses Named and Listed Breeding Details
A list of racehorse names with sires and dams from various owners. Mr Hattorn presents West Australian out of Hopbist a three year old, Star of the West yearling filly by Ethelbert out of Bassishaw Seofine. Mr Dart’s yearling colt by Daniel O’Rourke dam foaled 1644 by Stumps out of Mystery’s den Fernandy Loup Covertay’s yearlings. Kingston out of Brightonia Kemp Town C by Tha Fra out of Honey Moor Vedette out of Golumbine Monaque-Loup Arnesecey by Wild Dayrell Intimida tion three years Man-in-the-Moon. Ma Sty jun ch filly late Squirt by Knight of Avenel out of Gift Acton. Mr James Witxine’s brood yearling Silly by Vulcan or Annandale out of Merry Wing Betsy Copeland Ma H Lowrace’s foats by Yellow Jack out of Magnoun Zohrab Brf by Footstool out of Wait-a-while Sooeatips Brf by Loup Garou out of Stuff-and-Nonsen:e.
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Mr. Hattorn
West Auatralian
Hopbist
Star of the West
Ethelbert
Bassishaw
Seofine
Mr. Dart
Daniel O'Rourke
Stumps
Mystery’s den
Fernandy
Loup Covertay
Kingston
Brightonia
Kemp Town
Tha Fra
Honeymoor
Vedette
Golumbine
Monaque- Loup
Acton
Mr. James Witxine
Vulcan
Annandale
Merry Wing
Betsy Copeland
H. Lowrace
Yellow Jack
Loup Garou
Quarterly governors meet at St George's Surrey school
The routine quarterly meeting of governors of a Surrey institution at St George's fields, London Coffee-house, reports 169 pupils 80 boys 79 girls with good health and satisfactory affairs. Donations of ten guineas and up were noted since the November meeting.
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St. George’s Fields
Surrey
London
Warrener
Graeber
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Smithfield Club
Catle Shop
Lord Bernen
Bennett
Sidney
Agricultural Hall Company
Boulnois
Torr
West
Corbett
Lord Berners
Lord Feversham
Fisher Hobbs
Sporting
Tattersall
Thourspar
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