Court Circular: Royal visit from Windsor to Buckingham Palace
The Queen and the Prince Consort departed Windsor Castle at 3 30 pm and traveled by special train to Pad dington, later arriving at Buckingham Palace by 4 25 pm. Escorted by Light Dragoons and met by noble and military officials, with a Grenadier Guards guard at Windsor Station.
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Royal
Prince Consort
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Prince Arthur
Prince Leopold
Alice
Helena
Lauiea
Beatrice
Lady Churchill
Caroline Barrington
Beatrice Byng
Emily Cathcart
Earl of Verulam
Charles Phipps
C. Grey
Mortimer Sackville West
F. H. Seymour
Dudley de Ros
Elphinstone
Grenadier Guards
Windsor
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Marquis of Exeter
Duke of Beaufort
Viscount Newport
Lord George Lennox
Wylde
Crystal Palace Admits 791. Season Tickets 298
Admissions on payment 791 and duty by season tickets 298 feed total visitors 1089 for the Crystal Palace event. The record notes the date as Sautine Day.
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Crystal Palace
Moxpay
Woolwich Military Academy exam list of successful candidates
The January examination at Burlington House lists numerous candidates admitted to Woolwich Military Academy. Names include James D Bowly, Mathew Townsend Bale, William Charles OConnor, Thomas Charles Cooke, Charles Edward Tuthill, and many others from Harrow, Dublin University, Kingstown, Eton, and various schools. Additional details show ages 17 to 20, with affiliations to Trinity College, Cork, Winchester, Dublin, and Royal National School among others.
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Woolwich
Bo Military Academy
Burlington House
Piccadilly
James D Bowly
James Devereux Bowly
Preparat Academy
Eltham
Hem
Bridgeman
Henry Fowler
King’s College
Mr. Taylor's, Woolwich 4215 Mathew Townsend Bale
Hugby
Clapham Grammar School
Wiliam Charles O'Connor
Queen's
College
Cork
Thomas Charles Cooke
Harrow
J. P. Flemine
D.C.L
Tonbridge
Iera
Charles Edward Tuthill
Dublin University
Warry
Winchester College
Mr. Taylor's
S Jones
Upper Canada College
Dublin Omer
Charles D. Egerton Smith
Thomas Francis Glaney
Dublin University i
William Alexander Day
Charles Cunningham
Glasgow University
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Taylor's, ‘Woolwich 3511 Archibald Hen Y Eldeh
Alexander Burtn Sear
Royal National School
New Cros
C. Hughes
St. John’s-wvood
Walter’ Scott’ Peat
Trubeyouse
Woodfad
Charley Kirkwood
Kingstown School
Dublin
A. de Ya More
James Walter Bernard
Cheltenham College
Ferdinand H.W. Milner
Eton
Ray
Sarl Soham
Alex. W. Orange
Grammar School
Halifax
John Andrew Eelso
St. Paul’s School
Riga College
Richard Jackson Haslet
Lenard Dial
St. Peter’s College
Hadley
Andrews ‘Barker
Apy A. Pritchett
Spenser Gardiner
New Cross
Arthur Clitherow Ward
Mr. Osborn
Bath
Fleming
Fonbridge
Percy Bir’ ‘Barber
Yarmouth Proprietary School
F. Arnold
Kingston-on-Thames
Edward G. B. Gattey
Rev
W Pritchett
Ghaslos
Francis H. E. Day
Mr. Pritchard
William H. Wright
Marlborough College
John Edward Toller
John Becher Ormsby
Adelphi Theatre Welcomes Wright Back in Welcome Little Stranger
The Adelphi reopens linking old and new with Mr. Wright's return after illness. He stars in Mark Lemon's Welcome Little Stranger, amid warm reception and his signature humor. Earlier, Masks and Faces revival features Webster as Triplet with Miss Simms and Mrs. Woolgar in key roles. overall performance deemed satisfying though full critique awaits.
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Adelphi
Wright
Mark Lemon
Wrights
Thals
Mr. Wright
Measrs
Tom Taylor
Charles Reade
Haymarket
Mr. Webster
Vane
Peg Woffington
Henrietta Simms
A. Mellon Fiss Woolgar
Metropolitan Railway Deviations and Abandonment Bills Sent to Petition
A special court discussed Metropolitan Railway (Deviations) and (Abandonment) Bills. Reported changes include new deviation lines, potential junctions at Charlotte Street and Holborn Bridge, and a five year completion period. Petition against the bills recommended. four petitions adopted. Also noted surplus from London Bridge Approaches Fund and other items. Prince Alfred's royal steamer left Malta for Alexandria.
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Metropolitan Railway Undertaking
Bower
Metropolitan Railway
Remembrancer
Charlotte-street
St. Pancras
Victoria-street
West-street
Holborn-bridge
London Bridge
Parka and Palaces
Dakin
Great Eastern Ship derrick hoisted into place at Millwall yards
Reports detail the lifting of a 43 ton rail derrick from Scott Russell's yard to the Great Eastern’s deck using a floating crane. Captain Harrison supervised the operation, which raised the shaft 50 feet and positioned it for the vessel’s fitting phase. The article notes progress toward fixing the rudder and explains the crane’s cruciform design and 100 ton hoisting capacity.
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Neilsen
Glasgow
Scott Russell
Millwall
Harrison
Great Eastern
Great Northern Railway Capital and Intercompany Deals
Directors report capital expenditures to December 31 1868 total over £11.4 million with further payments and a future 3 percent dividend. Mortgage stock conversion funded by proprietor subscriptions and public offers, reducing due mortgage debt. Parliament bills seek branch to improve NLR access near London and broaden redemption powers. Peaceful accords with Lancashire and London Northwestern lead to broader traffic arrangements with Liverpool access. Past use of MSL’s Sheffield station debated with proposed compensation of £26,000 for permanent use.
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Great Northern
Wood
R. Bethell
R. Clarke
Henry
Great Northern Railway Company
Matthews
John Rolt
Lincoln's-inn
Denison
North London Railway
London
Maidenlane
Manchester
Sheffield
Lincolnshire
London and North-Western
Lancashire
London and North-Western Company
Manchester, Sheffiel, and Lincolnshire
Liverpool
Binsetera Trust
Midland
Efield
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire
Agricultural Labour Wages Spark Debate in England
The Rockdall Observer reports on a heated union discussion about agricultural wages. Letters argue labourers earn as little as 7s 8d per week, criticizing landowners for perpetuating a feudal system and urging political reform to empower counties.
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England
Lazovgezs
Goldsmith
Rockdall Observer
Reform Meeting in St Pancras Seeks Expanded Suffrage
A public meeting in the Vestry Hall Camden Town chaired by D E Cameron discussed parliamentary reform. Resolutions called for universal resident occupancy suffrage free of rates, ballot adoption, and proportional representation based on population and property, with three year parliaments and four members for St Pancras. Sir Benjamin Hall urged electors to wait for government measures. The meeting, about 80 attendees, adjourned for three weeks to await the government bill.
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St. Panscras
Camden Town
D. E. Cameron
Benjamin Hall, Bart
Marylebone
Oramons
St. Pancras
B. Hall
Benjamin Hell
Estas
Lord Ebrington
Sir B. Tall
Borout
Baronet
Come
Mersey Docks Bill backed for 300000 loan at adjourned meeting
At an adjourned meeting a memorial to the Board of Trade supported the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board bill to borrow 300 007 for extra dock works on the Liverpool site. Opponents were not from port interests nor from Ezneca or Yorkshire manufacturers.
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Clitheroe
Lancaster
Riley
Sairwiece
Lily
Messra
Potter, Wilson, and Co
Glasgow
Liverpool
Gourock Bay
Ayr
Tale of Man
Isle
Isle of Man
Burrowhead
Port William
Wigtownshire
Stewart
Glasserton
Stranraer
Board of Trade
Mersey Docks and Harbour Board
Iverpoul
Mersey
Eznecashire
Yorkshire
Earl of Derby
Birmingham
Pacul
Crostifi
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Callie
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Arundel Street
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Ball
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Geo. Cooke
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King-street
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Ondon
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Eral
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Royal College of Surgeons
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Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
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Miller
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