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Newspaper

Evening Herald

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 16, 1865

Page

1

Windsor Court Circular Reports Royal Movements

Court circular items from Windsor Castle and Marlborough House describe Princess Helena dining with the Prince and Princess of Wales at Marlborough House, Beatrice at the Olympic Theatre, the Queen visiting a hospital in Lambeth, and royal processions between Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle with various nobles and aides noted.

Windsor Castle Helena Prince Princess of Wales Marlborough House Flora Macdonald A. Hardinge Princess Beatrice Caroline Barrington C. J. Phipps Olympic Theatre Duchess of Roxburghe Alfred Paget York Road Lambeth Diajesty Princess Helena Princess Louise Beatrice Buckingham Palace Countess of Gainsborough Augusta Stanley Caroline Darrington Jlora Macdonald Florence Seymour Lion Prince Leopold

Jurors in Criminal Cases Bill Debated in Commons

The House of Commons debated the Jurors in Criminal Cases Bill with Sir C O Loghlen arguing for its second reading to reform jury discharge powers while the Solicitor General opposed broad changes and called for a narrower measure. Chelsea Bridge Toll Abolition was also introduced and the session adjourned after one.

House OF Commons Wennesd A Sidmonth and Budleigh Salterton Sidwouth Goole, Keadby Haxsy Junction Blaydon Pacer Nottingham Waterhouse Halifax Courier F. Walker Halifar Guantien Heycate Leicester Journal Mr. Pacer Secretary of State For India Cox Kt. Macauley Madras Native Infantry T. W. Gilchrist G. Godfrey Sharham Norfolk Conscience Clase Sir. Brincks Rochester Azeem Jahn Sir J. Sueley Westminster Pimlico Lambeth Vauxhall Lambeth Bridges A By Cox C. O'Loghlen Lord Coke Lynch Court of Queen’s Bench Ireland Flonse of Loris Co O? Cunner England Queen Davison Charlesworth Sir C. O'Loghlen Scroggs Gieneral Frend Home Department Queens Bench Common Leas Tege Functionwies Queen’s Bench Solicitor General John Kenwick Whitway Lord Holt Justice Hill D. Griffinnt Ile Lefroy Geomel Hoa Baronet Metropolitan Chelsea Bridge J. Shelley Teave

Parliamentary Business and Army Debates Stir 19th Century Lords

In a dense session notes reveal debates on the Consolidated Fund Bill and various readings, alongside extensive questions about Irish and Catholic matters, Manx affairs, and military staffing. Members pressed for details on troop movements to Tuam, ribbon weavers, Suez Canal labor, and potential reform of civil service openings for veterans.

Consolidated Fund Olanial Naval Defence Cnenty Perth Metropolitan Main D. Griffith Moniehan County Down C. Ar. Blackburn Hyde Park Apsley House Park Lane F. Kelly Iia Dil O'Reilly Tua Augustus Smith Tapers Isle of Man Berkeley Secretary of State Home Department Mesa Lewis Boating Hagland Colins Suver Ainadeom J. White Board of Trade Metropolitan Board of Works Thames Mesers Condy Rawlinson Marquis of Hastings Mr. Lyall D.griffith Teutsary Suez Canal Treheme Franer Devonport Dockyard

Railway Bills Move in Parliament Passes Dingwall and Skye

In the Lords yesterday after hearing Mr. Somerset, the Dingwall and Skye Railway bill was passed while the Launceston Bodmin and Wadebridge bill was rejected in committee chaired by the Marquis of Sligo.

Rouse LORDS Somerset Dingwall and Skye Launceston Bodmin Wadebridge Marquis of Sligo

Railway bills face multiple rejections in Commons session

In the House of Commons the Exe Valley Railway bill was rejected. Debates featured Mr Phinn and Mr Rodwell for the South Eastern Railway. The London and South Western case moved to preamble, then to Fareham and Netley, while Furness and Whitehaven cases closed. East and West Junction, Bedford Northampton Weedon, Crofthead and Kilmarnock were opened or thrown out, and Hadlow was rejected after Rodwell QC spoke for the South Eastern. Lynn and Sutton Bridge plus King's Lynn Docks bills were passed.

House OF Commons Exe Valley Phinn Rodwell South-Eastern Railway London and South-Western Pirbricht Aldershot Farnham Junction Fareham and Netley Petenetey Ejevcne Furness Whitehaven and East and Weat Junction Cripps Bedford Northampton Weedon Crofthead and Kilmarnock London Tilbury Hadlow Lynn Sutton Bridge King’s Lynn

Fire at Lovett premises Whitechapel Yarn factory

Letter to the editor reports a destructive fire at Mr. Charles Henry Lovett's premises at 50 New Road Whitechapel. Despite the blaze stock suffered minor damage and deliveries will continue, with manufacturing to resume in a few days. Signed Walassny, Tendon Marahiy Works, Tendon March 9.

Sin Charles Henry Lovett New-road Whitechapel Iwot Walassny Vytent Mat Works Tendon Marahiy

Royal Fashionables Attend Dual Grand Parties At Admiralty

A Duchess of Somerset hosted a second dancing party at the Admiralty official residence with a large guest list including ambassadors ministers and nobles from Russia Austria Sweden Bavaria and others. Dancing lasted to a late hour as Countess Waldegrave and the Duke and Duchess de Chartres arranged gatherings with royal attendees and a wide diplomatic turnout.

Duchess of Somerset Admiralty Srmongst Rivasian Lrunnow Hanseati Madame de Bille Baron Freidericksz Prince Prince ‘Mexandre Ourausson, Mr. Venuia R.alward A. Koutsinsky Count Arrivabene Capitaine Pigeard B. Moran Prince Yserberg Prince Gottschakow Count Paumgarten Baron Whetenall Garon Marochetti Count Montmorin Duchess of Cleveland Primrose Marchioness of Ely Marian Loftus Stuart Mackenzie Maria Marchioness Ailenbury Madame and Malle Musurus Marquis Bulbi d’Andigne Earl of Cork Countess of Clarendon Ciy Emily Villiers Earl of Lord West Willian Compton Wilson Datten Thynne Neville Hope Romaine Childers Fleury Baring Maxse Charles Sartorius George Forbes Gordon Ives Frederick Milbank Milbank Butler Johnstone Cowell Stepney Frederick Dutton Shaw Lefevre Cameroun Jervoise Smith Francis Gordon Thurlow Astley Danby Seymour Alfred Seymour Alfred Rothschild Colin Campbell Ry Boyle Francis Stephens Fleming Calcraft Re Thynne William Herbert Augustus Lumley Callender Paul Mu Frances Countess Waldegrave Chichester Fortescue Nuke Duchess de Marquis of Hartington Wily Villiers Earl de Vrey Jocelyn Miss Jocelyn Thomas Milner Gibson M.P Mra. Ponsonby Lyulph Stanley Comyn Prince Vsenberg Prince Alexandre Qurowsson Dennis R. Alward Benjamin Moran Baron Rosenkrantz Marquis Balbi Erroll Pollington William Hay Lyveden Torrington Miss Astley Lord Harris Gheltasford Edward Thesiger Miss Thesizer Naas Abercromby William Compton Miss Compton Miss Lister Delamere Robert Cecil Llanover Camprell Miss Collier Disraeli Susan Milbank Georgiana Russell Cradock Townshend Farquhar Farquhar Elizabeth St. Aubyn Alice Henniker John Henniker Harriett Ramsden Tufnell Georgina Romilly Bowyer Smyth Smyth Robert Lowe Miss Egerton Henry Holland William Alexander Arthur Rumbold Francia Goldsmid Robert Brownrigg John Lady Johnstone James Lady Hogg Miss Hogs Orman O'Loghlen Henry Rawlinson John Shelley Andrew Agnew Miss Agnew Francis Seymour Gavin Haygarth Challoner Spencer Chord Haywarth Seymour Charles Buxton Buxton Gordon Rebow Thomson Skene Gilpin Miss Money Richard Baring Glyn Vivian Barrett Dennard Henry Varrett Lennard Pollard-Urquhart Francis Knollys Strachey Neane Noble Richard Doyle Ralph Palmer Phinn Henry Grenfell Guest

G W Martin Touts Sacred Harmonic Tone Ahead of Rossini Stabat Mater

The National Choral Society under G W Martin pursues the level set by the Sacred Harmonic Society. With Sims Reeves and Miss Louisa Pyne, Exeter Hall hosts Mendelssohn and Rossini works, praised for vocal finesse and dramatic balance though some choruses lack clarity. Reeves’s power and Pyne’s purity anchor a review praising the choir’s effort and future promise.

G. W. Martin Sacred Harmonic Society Martin Menielasohn Lebyrsuay Ronsini Exeter Hall Reaves Mendelasohn Sossini Louisa Pyne New Society Mendelssohn Sims Reeves Sims Neeves Mr. Reeves Reeves Isxrad Egypt Clara Novello Forciny Miss Pyne Rosaini Israel Barbieri London Birmingham Rossini Grisi Albertazzi Mario Tamburini Mise Palmer Wilbye Cooper Lewis Thomas Miss Palmer Wilbya Cooper Kia Jesu

Lord Amberley speaks in Leeds on franchise and reforms

Lord Amberley arrived in Leeds to address Liberal electors at the Music hall for a three night series. He voiced views on the ballot, church rates, Irish education funds, and suffrage expansion, while avoiding firm pledges on borough franchise and Southern states recognition. A vote of thanks followed, noting that Amberley’s stance has shifted since a prior Leeds address. Meanwhile Mr Morley considers Nottingham candidacy contingent on 2000 electors’ requisition, potentially splitting the Liberal vote and affecting Clifton’s and Paget’s positions.

Representation OF Leeds Evgenric Lord Amberley National Church In Ireland Church In Finnie Uainus Lor Amberley Joseph Lupton Jie Amberley Samuel Morly Woodstreet London Nottingham Robert Clifton Morey Paget Morley Liberal Wir. Paget

Notable guests attend Berkeley Square dinner in London society

A lengthy guest list includes Cochrane O Hagan Repton Baillie and many MPs and nobles. The party separated after one o'clock with Lord and Lady Colchester hosting at dinner, hosting the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury and other peers, though the Bart and Countess of Derby were absent.

Fleming John Romilly Thurlow Astley Gerald Perry Biddulph Knatchball Hugessen M.P Jervoise Smith Danby Seymour Edward Cutler Dillon de Robeck Bellew Lord Lady Colchester Berkeley Square Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury Earl

Prince of Wales Opens International Reformatory Exhibition

The Prince of Wales consented to open the International Reformatory Exhibition on Friday May 19. Queen Victoria’s government circle notes an upcoming court on March 28 with invitations expanding beyond officials. Prince Alfred gains extra Knight of the Thistle, a rare royal accolade recognized by Scotland and the nation. Conrant and the Marlboroughs arrive at St James’s for the season while noble appointments and diplomatic postings stir court talk.

Prince of Wales Orel Alice of Hesse Helens Princess of Wales Puce Alipred Prince Alfred Order of the Thistle St. Andrew Scotland Prince Consort Conrant Duchess of Marlborough St. James’s Blenheim Palace Oxon Earl Cowley Order of the Garter John Burgoyne Bart G.C.B The Tower Tower Hamlets Edward Cardwell Maton Square W. Autt Emerson Tennent Hutt Vienna Paris

Two Little Bills Before Parliament Cited by Conscience

A letter to the editor highlights two measures in Parliament. The first is Hadfields Qualification for Offices Bill reinforcing declarations against using official influence to injure the Established Church. The second is Sir C O Loghlen Irish Railways Bill mandating Sunday trains, opposed as unnecessary and costly. The writer urges churchmen to oppose both. March 15. Junior Carlton, G. F. C.

Church of England Hadfield C. O'Loghlen Baronet Neeks Trish Junior Carlton

Government and Banquet News Across the Empire

Dispatches recount ministerial votes on a select committee inquiry into a prince’s claims, alongside notes on the Schools' Inquiry Commission in London with members Lord Taunton and others. Also covered are Conservative banquet plans in Ashton-under-Lyne, a royal visit to a Geneva hospital associated with childbirth relief, and statistics on admissions and outpatients through 1864.

Colonial Office New Zealand South Australia Tasmania Labuan Malta St. Helena Schools’ Inquiry Commission Victoria Street Lord Taunton Lord Lyttelton Stafford H. Northcote Dr. Temple A. W. Thorold Acland E. Baires W.E Ashton-under-Lyne Lancaster Hospitat York-Road Lambeth Duchess of John J. Allcroft Charles Hutton John Clarke Thomas Henry Smith Duchess of Kent Princess of Wales

Navy and Army Orders at Spithead and Portsmouth

The Navy reports levée details and appointments including G W L Harris and J G Sullivan plus acting engineers. Ships Achilles and Niger update with speeds and trials. Hawke and Prince Consort movements noted. Chatham garrison inspections and drafts from India. Oxfordshire LI and volunteers near departure. East Prorinsires MimiriA drill plans announced.

Achilles Coe Vansittart Stokes Bay Caldwell Gh 9Us Murdock Portsmouth Sir Bay Wade John Byng Spitheal Tornins Woolwich Michael $Ymour Frederick Willian Screw Heath Plymouth Ireland Hawke Defenes Augastis Phillimote Devonport Merpcot Shecrest Japan Charles James Wallock Actaop China Tertary Phaeton Rbo Vyear Sheerness Rowan Brarynews G. Longley Royal Engineer Establishment Mauritius Chatham Ency Robert Walpole K.C.B Oxfordshire Light Infantry Loy Liarola Warrion India Regan East Regi Hampstead Liest Thomson Aljutant Ward

Peculiar Family delight at Royal Gallery Regent Street

The new entertainment Peculiar Family by William Brough at the Royal Gallery on Regent Street stars Mr. and Mrs. German Reed and Mr. John Parry. The farcical play features German detective characters, comic miscommunications, clever illustrations by Mrs. German Reed, and a lively cast delivering humorous songs and scenes that drew enthusiastic applause.

German Reed John William Brough Messrs. T William Bry Hck Bard Herr von Doppalitz Tolin Parry Secret Police Madsine Grosso Ge Reed Wis Barraby Bouave Bounce Gert Reed Gretchen Wonan Mole Pee Outhet Dapple Cherry Grass Ounce John Parry Parry Pheeble Boucet Varry London Rael

Seventh anniversary festival for City of London Chest Hospital

The City of London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest held its seventh anniversary festival at Lee Tavern with over 200 guests including H. E. Gurney and other dignitaries. The chairman highlighted hospital history from 1848 to 1853, noted 436 in-patients and 10,819 out-patients treated last year, and reported receipts of 2137 pounds 7s 4d with expenses around 58077 pounds 12s. The new wing, accommodating 120 in-patients, was described as essential for future care and charity funding was urged to cover ongoing costs.

Washeld Lee Tavern Wisco Enfield M.P H. E. Gurney A. Gibb Fey Alderman Lusk Alders Stone John Williams S. G. Buxton Victoria Park Royal Prince Consort Pital Funge Tendon

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