Royal visit at Osborne with Queen and royals
The Queen and Princess Louis of esse were driven out yesterday as Prince Louis of Hesse departed for London with Lieut. Colonel Du Tat. Sunday saw the Queen with Princess Hetera and Prince Arthur, Lord C Fitzroy on horseback. Her Majesty and several royals attended Divine Service at Osborne with Rev. G Prothero officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Princess Louis of
Esse
Prince Louis of Hesse
Colonel du Tat
London
Queena
Hetera
Prince Arthur
Lord C. Fitzroy
Her
Prince Alfred
Louis of Hese
Helena
Louisa
Prince Leopold
Rev. G. Prothero
Prince and Princess of Wales attend royal engagements in London
The Prince of Wales and Prince Louis of Hesse appear at visits to Maurigys Hotel and Burlington House and attend the Royal Academy dinner. The Princess of Wales, with Mrs Stonor, visits the theatre and attends Livine Service at St James's. Addresses arrive from Kilkenny to the Prince on his marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Prince Louis of Hesse
Teesdale
Maurigy’s
Alexander
Henry of Hesse
Princess of Wales
Stonor
Prince Louis of Heale
Royal Academy
Lord Alfred Hervey
Knollys
du Plat
Westerweller
Princess of Wake
Lord Harris
Her Majesty's Theatre
Royal Highness
Prince Louis
Burlington House
Prince and Princess of Wales
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
London
Geas
the Duches
Cambridge
Kew
Weuterweller
Osborne
Theodore Jersen
Marlborough House
Kilkenny
William Tighe
Princes Alexander and Henry of Hesse Leave London
Grand Ducal Highnesses Prince Alexander and Prince Henry of Hesse depart London Saturday evening to return to the Continent. Their Highnesses were visited by Prince of Wales and Prince Louis of Hesse, Duke of Cambridge, and were seen by Austrian, Prussian, and Russian ambassadors, with numerous distinguished figures calling at Mauricy's Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Alexander
Prince Henry of Hesse
London
Prince of Wales
Prince Louis of Hesse
Mauricy’s
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
Ambageadora
Marquis of
Ailenbury
Earl Ranville
Lord Stanley of
Alderley
Mourning notices and appointments dominate London society
The report notes the bereaved families including the Turkish ambassador and Prince Nicolis Vogorides, the arrival of the Earl of Wilton in Grosvenor-square, and various social movements. It covers the Dowager Viscountess Andover's death, funeral details, and chancellors Cardwell and Peel among mourners. It also mentions a charity bazaar for the Infant Asylum and Industrial Schools, and several government appointments. Additionally it reports postal and maritime updates, plus proposed undersea cables linking Australia to Java and Brisbane with cost estimates and route considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolis Vogorides
Madame Musurus
Caimacan
Moldavia
Bucharest
Earl of Wilton
Grosvenor-square
Heaton Hall
Alice Grey Egerton
Lord
Sherborne
Charles Viscount Andover
Earl of Suffolk
Henry Digby
K.C.B
Bonnan
Conservative Party
Brompton Cemetery
Eoward Cardwell
Robert Peel
Bayt
Lemon
Fuller
Jon
Bonham
Conservative
Board of Ordinance
Sisters of Chality
Knightsbridge Barracks
House of St. Vincent de Paul
Carlisle
Place
Westminster
London
Holloway
Madras Civil Service
High Court
Madras
Thomas Jarvis
Legislative Council
Antigua
N. A. Churchill
Beyrout
Algiers
G. J. Hidridge
Erzeroum
Syria
R. Callander
Rhodes
Econsul
Proby
Florence
Iodia
Pacirte
SouTuam Moron
Royal Mail Company
Atrato
Woolley
Barbadoes
White
Martinique
Australia
Java
Gulf of Carpentaria
Brisbane
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
North-West Coast
Adelaide
New Zealand
Banquet at the Royal Academy in Trafalgar Square
The Royal Academy held its anniversary banquet in the east room with about 370 guests, led by Sir Charles Eastlake. Prince of Wales and other royals attended. toasts honored the Queen, Prince Consort, the royal family, army and navy, volunteers, architects, and the arts supported by Thackeray and the Royal Society among others. The Prince spoke movingly, guests praised art and public works, and the evening closed with tea as guests toured the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Academy
Trafalgar Square
Prince of Walca
Prince of Wales
Knollys
Teesdale
Prince Louis of Hesse
Wasterweller
du Plat
Duke of Cambridge
Macdonald
Charles Eastlake
Royal
Canterbury
Council
Treasury
Exchequer
Foreign Department
Earl de Grey and
Ripon
India
Admiralty
House of Commons
Archbishop of
York
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Buckingham
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of Bristol
Marquis of Normanby
Earl of Derby
Earl of Shaftesbury
Loch Stanley
Earl Grey
Earl Pewis
Lord Chelmsford
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord
St. Leonards
Earl of Cardigan
Earl
Guard of Customs
Major Teesdale
T. Baring
R. Monckton Milnes
Wherwell
G. Grote
R. Cecil
G. Hardy
Lord Delamere
Lord de Tabley
W. Stirling
John Lawrence
Alfrad Hervey
Westerweller
du Plas
Rh. J
Academy
Oxford
Ciphess Glee Union
Edwin Bell
Prince Consort
Simes
Prince and Princess of Wales
England
Charley Eastlake
Charles
Louis
Army
Navy
Lord Elcho
Duke of Somerset
Elcho
Friends of Art
Fine Arta
Cateer
Etieaha
Thany
Millais
G. Cornewall Lewis
Ioud
Rayal
Friends of Science and Art
Viscount Palmerston
Lising
London
Phillips
Westminster Hall
Landseer
Ars
Thackeray
Royal Society
General Sabine
Murchison
Burlington House
Mediterranean
Cadiz
Tibriltar
Edward Cooke
Royal Society of London
Bey
the Prince of Wales
Carles Eastlake
Trades unions address American minister in London
A delegation of English trades unions presented an address to American Secretary of State John Adams at the embassy in Portland Place. Adams accepted the duty and spoke of respect for laws, forbearance between nations, and the goal of maintaining friendly Anglo American relations while acknowledging labor rights and the ongoing war context. He pledged to transmit the address to President Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Portland-place
Bright
England
America
Laboor
President Lincoln
Mr. Adams
Mr. Bright
Volunteers General Meeting and Hyde Park Drill Parade
The May general meeting of the National Rifle Association will be held at Willis's Rooms on Friday at 2:30 in the afternoon with Prince Albert in the chair. An inspection of the South Middlesex Volunteers in Hyde Park followed, led by Colonel M'Murdo, amid aristocratic spectators. The parade showcased 600 men, precise drill, and a credited display after delays over park permissions. The inspector praised discipline, urged shorter drills, and noted improved numbers and cohesion. Additional detachments from 4th Tower Hamlets joined a shoreditch church event with a subsequent march to Shaftesbury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rifle Association
Willis
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
K.G
South Middlesex Rifles
South Middlesex
Lord Ranelagh
Rise
M‘murdo
Hyde Park
Westminster
Gerald Fitzgerald
Major Russell
Knightsbridge Barracks
Serjeant
Harris
1St
Devonshire Volunteer Light Horse
Queen’s
Marble Arch
Earl of Tankerville
Llanover
Lindsay
St. George’s
Biggs
20Th Middlesex
Scott
Atherley
No. & Company
M'Murdo
M.murdo
Moril Ranelagh
St. Leonard’s
Shoreditch Church
Grundy
Tower Hamlets
Shaftesbury-street
Hoxton
Arranged marriage rumor linked to Sir Ivor Guest and Lady Violet Graham
A marriage between Sir Ivor Guest and Lady Violet Graham is described as arranged. A royal box at the Italian Opera was attended by a large aristocratic gathering including the Duke and Duchess of Montrose’s family, foreign ministers, and numerous titled peers and ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor Guest
Bart
Violet Graham
Duchess of Montrose
Royal Itaniaan Opera
Countess of Desart
Alice Caffe
Caroline Duncombe
Prince
Princess Rapnani
Madame van de Weyer
van de Weyer
Marquis of
Ailenbury
Earl of Coventry
Earl of Dudley
Earl of Durham
Earl Granville
Earl
Countess of
Hopetoun
Hinchinbrooke
Sydney
Chelsea
William Compton
Panmure
Mr. Power
George Beauclerk
Skelmersdale
Edith Abney Hastings
Mr. Hastings
Theodore Brinckman
Mr. Brinckman
Janet Waldron
Waldron
Frederick Calthorpe
F. Leveson Gower
M P
Gage
Charles Cust
James Macdonald
Duff
H. Eliot
G. Bowles
Henry Cotterell
John Marjoribanks
Hislop
Compton
Frederick
Royal Society Celemony and Seated Dignitaries At Burlington House
Royal Society hosted a high profile conversazione at Burlington House featuring General Knollys Major Teesdale and Prince Louis of Hesse with attendants. The report lists arrivals and forthcoming movements of nobility and notes election and re election of council members and college officers including Dr G A Jacob and Dr W Smith with several new associates and licentiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Knollys
Teesdale
Prince Louis of Hesse
Lord A. Hervey
Westerweller
Serene
Prince Frederick of
Schleswig Holstein
Royal Society
Burlington House
Ebury
Moor Park
Herts
Frederick Hallyburton
Augusta Gordon
Kensington Palace
Vichy
Margaret Beaumont
Mary Craven
Melton Mowbray
General Peel
Alice Peel
William Teel
G. A. Jacob
Worcester College
Oxford
Christ’s Hospital
London
W. Smith
C. Pritchard
M.A
L. Playfair
O.B
W. Nicolle
Lond
John Conder
Halbrake House
Wandsworth
J. B. Gee
Halstead
Essex
J. K. Major
King’s College
J. B. Harvey
Castle Academy
Halesworth
W. T. Jones
B.A
Sydenham
A. & Lamborn
Cowley Dincesan College
H. Millett
Pavilion Terrace
Exeter
J. G. Millward
Burnham
Somerset
F.C. Wolstenholme
Boothstown
Manchester
J. Woodard
Arnold House
Barking
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