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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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