Queen's Osborne voyage notes and royal party
Her Majesty embarked at Osborne aboard the Fairy yesterday afternoon and stayed aboard until about seven. The Duchess of Kent Princess Alice Princess Louisa and Prince Leopold with Prince Victor of Hohenlohe accompanied the Queen. A dinner party featured the Duchess of Kent Prince Victor of Hohenlohe and several court figures. The Prince Consort plans incognito travel to Berlin via Gotha to visit the Princess Royal. Prince Victor of Hohenlohn left Osborne for London. Dispatches were sent to the Mauritius governor from the Colonial Office yesterday.
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Adelphi Theatre Farewell Before Demolition
The Adelphi hosts a final farewell night with Webster and a starry cast led by Buckstone Keeley and T P Cooke. Performances include Our French Lady's Maid and Mephistophiles as architects and patrons bid farewell before demolition. Webster delivers a long tribute to past triumphs and future hopes for a new modern theatre.
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Old England
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Prince Consort
Death of Right Hon. William Yates Peel
The Right Hon. William Yates Peel died at Baginton Hall Warwickshire on Tuesday. Born in 1789 at Chamber Hall Bury he was elder brother to the late statesman Sir Robert Peel and a long time MP for multiple constituencies including Bossing Tamworth Yarmouth and Cambridge University. He held offices such as commissioner of the Board of Control Under Secretary of State for the Home Department and Lord of the Treasury and remained devoted to free trade.
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Cambridge
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Yarmouth
Isle of Wight
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University of Cambridge
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William Cavendish
Board of Control
Home Department
Treasury
Robert Peel
Royal Botanic Society Exhibition Draws 16000 Crowd
The Royal Botanic Society second exhibition drew vast crowds in London with thousands of floral exotic specimens and abundant fruit on display. Visitors included aristocracy and international dignitaries as bands played and marquees sheltered displays, while prizes were awarded to gardeners for hundreds of stove and greenhouse plants and orchids.
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Poplar Hospital Anniversary Meeting at Brunswick Hotel
The anniversary gathering of Poplar Hospital, three years since its founding, drew about 160 gentlemen to a dinner at the Brunswick Hotel Blackwall. Lord Ingestre presided with MPs and notable figures. subscriptions listed total over 1039 pounds with major gifts from Gurney Henbury Rothschild and others. The event highlighted the hospital’s role for dockside accidents and its three-mile distance from other metropolitan facilities.
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Gurney
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C. B. Pelly
S. Brown
C. Mackenzie
Crichett
Blomfield
Bain
Poplar
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Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Poplar Hospital
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Henbury
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Convocation Awards and Scholarships at Durham
At Bishop Cosin's Library the warden presiding conferred a Master of Arts on Rev. Francis Walsham of University College. The Ven Archdeacon Bland was named theology examiner for the year, replacing Ven Archdeacon Coxe. The University seal was ordered affixed to several cases. Scholarships were awarded: a foundation scholarship to Philip Henry Douglas of Bishop Cosin's Hall, an open scholarship to John Casper Clutterbuck of the same hall, and the Barry scholarship for theological students to Barrow of University College.
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Ascot Races Delightful Cup Day Upset Foe
The Ascot meeting featured the Hunt Cup won by Sunbeam with La Maladetta second in a tight finish. Eclipse beat Fitz Roland in a key sprint, amid fine weather and a modest crowd. Betting favored Sunbeam and Eclipse, with Coroner finishing last in the long day’s events and a royal stand near the Heath rumored to host the Prince of Wales.
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the Happy Land
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Happy Land
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Lord Chesterfield
Flatman W,o
Mrs Gladstonn Assembly and Parliamentary Dinner Highlights
A London society page reports Mrs W E Gladstonn hosting a Carlton House Terrace assembly with royal and noble guests including the Duke of Cambridge Colonel Tyrwhitt and others. Separately the Speaker’s last full dress dinner drew attendance from several peers and MPs though some were ill. An inquest in Shadwell ruled the death of James Edward Lawson an accidental brain rupture after a fall on Broad Street Ratcliff.
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Countess Stanhope
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George Tomline
Henry Drummond
M.P
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House of Commons
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Gilbert Heathcote
Alexander Rameau
Pakenham
C.B
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Bury
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Nicoll
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Malton
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ME WILKES DEFENCE TO THE EDITOR LETTER
The article details Washington Wilks defending his conduct as a journalist amid controversy over a committee decision. He describes challenging processes, refusing terms to retract, and seeking vindication through examinations and petitions. He questions Roebuck’s accusations and reflects on press zeal and privilege while urging release from sanction.
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Earl Talbot and Shrewsbury estates dispute trial ahead
The text reports Earl Talbot becoming Earl of Shrewsbury and likely reclaiming vast estates valued around 40,000 per annum, though potential legal obstacles from the Duke of Norfolk linger. It notes the estates are tied to the title, with a formal ejectment contemplated, and questions the outcome of further court action.
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