Prince and Princess of Wales in Copenhagen at banquet
Special correspondent describes the Danish state dinner at Christiansborg Palace for the Prince and Princess of Wales. He notes royal procession, inviting officers, and the dignitaries present, including De Meza and Copenhagen’s commandant, with reflections on Danish valor and military history surrounding the Dannewerke retreat.
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Copenhagen
Fredensborg
Prince of Wakss
Salauds
Elsinore
Carta
Stockholm
Bernstorf
Klampenborg
Owever
Christianssorg Palace
Prince of Wales
Europe
Bayard
Cristiansborg Palace
Burgher Guard
Denmark
St John’s Clok
Kongens Nyetorv
Christiansborg
Theas
War Office
War Ministry
Riness
Wales
Dagmar
Princess of Wales
Atill
Latfiret
Preacut
Russias
de Meza
Dannewerke
Daniah
Dybbol
Christian the Ninth
Dybhel
Dannewarke
Hea
Sonderhors
Sonderborg
Alkebol
Asien
Assans
Gulach
Steinmann
Funen
Stvirnholm
Jooka
Museum Visitors Count Week Sept Twenty Four
During the week ending Sept 24 visitors totaled 13 534 with 12 234 on three free days from 10 am to 10 pm and 1 300 on three student days from 10 am to 6 pm. Since opening the museum has welcomed 4 857 322 visitors.
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Sauru Kexsincton Musgox
Prince Humbert Visits Aldershot for Grand Military Review
Prince Humbert of Italy and his suite attended a four hour field day at Aldershot led by Major General Taylor and Major General Russell. Troops from Royal Engineers Royal Artillery and Royal Horse Artillery demonstrated formations, with cavalry advances and a foggy start giving way to clearer view as the day progressed. The visit included inspection of the Prince Consort Library commissariat gymnasium and officers’ mess before returning to London via Farnborough.
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Prince Humbert
Italy
Aldershot
Farnborough
du Flat
Pennefather
K.C.D
Royal Horse Artillery
Taylor
Russell
C.1
Oates
Royal Artillery
David Wool
K.C
Royal Pavilion
10Th Rifes
Prince of Wales
David Wood
K.C.B
Hodge C.B
Royal Dragoons
Wardlaw
Scats Greys
Darby Griffith
C.B
14Th Hussars
Willian Russell
Bart. C.B
M.P
Elgee
Royal Engineers
R.E
Negiment
Lowe
C.D
LolWer
Jones
Bates
14Th Regiment
Buddi
60Th Rifles
Palmer
Ingall
Munro
Mateliffe
Hankey
Prince Huegbert
John Pennefather
Prince Consort
Commissariat
Royal Dragona
Prince
Illusive lecture cancelation and strange Roman Catholic recantation tale
A Dundee piece reports William M'Court a Romaniam convert failed to appear for a Hilltown Free Church lecture on The Idolatrous Worship of the Virgin Mary. He later recounts an assault by five to six men, confinement, and a veiled recantation scheme with two Nethergate priests. The Courier editors note Roman Catholic clergymen deny involvement and say M'Court sought a publication payment for the recantation.
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Royal
Prince Consort
William M‘court
Hilltown Free Church
Idundee
Maury
Landady
Dunidee Courier
William M-Court
Dain
M‘court
the Courier
M'Court
M‘pherson
Danish Guards Band Impresses London Debut at Tivoli Concert
M Jullien presented the Danish Guards Band from Tivoli under a first-class conductor, playing a Danish fantasia Danske Tower and the Danish National Hymn with powerful brass tone. The four Danish vocalists were rustic and self taught, vocals limited by voyage fatigue, while Ali Ben Jenkins on saxophone drew loud audience acclaim. The concert opened with hearty reception and closed amid thundering cheers, with minor notes on performance quality.
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Tivoli
Copenhagen
M. Jullien
London
Denmark
Danish Guards Band
Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Danih
Frikenerne
Julia Jansen
Frederika Jansen
Hansine Frederikzen
Herr Stenman
Prawe
Zealand
Jutland
Ali Ben Jenkins
Mr Mellons Concerts Thrill Promenade Crowd
Signor Bottesini, eminent contra basso player, appeared last evening and achieved triumph. He performed his fantasia on Lucid and surpassed prior exhibitions in tone and execution. The theatre was crowded, and the concert marked one of the boldest successes seen in years at promenade performances.
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Signor Bottesini
Late Captain Speke urged for public monument
A. Herbert Safford of Long Croft Tring writes to the editor proposing a public subscription memorial for Captain Speke. He praises Speke as a high minded Christian and explorer, notes his work with the Central African Association promoting Christianity and abolition of the slave trade, and offers to contribute financially to the testimonial.
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Speke
Central African Association
Central Africa
Tam
A. Herbert Safford
Long Croft
Tring
Royal progress and public notices in late week movements
Royal and noble arrivals and departures span Yorkshire to Kent as duchesses and earls travel from Scarborough to Grosvenor Square. A marriage between Captain Pennant and a daughter of Lord Gifford is arranged. A boxing match Coburn versus Mace is set for early October with Ireland looming as a potential postponement. A peace address initiative in Britain and Ireland gains widespread signatures, and a note on homeopathic cocoa origins and use highlights 19th century health trends.
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Duchess of Cambridge
Kew
Londesborough Lodge
Scarborough
Maria Marchioness of
Ailesbury
Terveaux Abbey
Yorkshire
Marquis and Marchioness of
Earl and Countess of Dartmouth
Grosvenor Square
Viscount
Viscountesa Sydney
Frognall
Fout
Fout'a Crag
Kent
Charles Bruce
Spain
Baron
Meyer de Rothschild
Newmarket
Penninen-Maur
Scotland
William Stirling
Keir
Stirling Crauford
Stirling
Captain Pennant
Teuisa Douglas Pennant
Lord Gifford
Coburn
Mace
List
Dublin
Ireland
America
United States
Great Britain and Ireland
United Kingdom
London
Great Miltain
Irland
Trelind
Sundey
Erie
T. Epps
Eppa
Hassall
Naval Appointments and Ship Movements Report
Naval and military intelligence lists promotions and appointments including Augustus T Z Lullock to Eurya ur and Dudley C Stuart to Princeas Royal. It notes engineer staff changes and actions of ships Wolverine and Himalaya sailing routes, and the disposal of Victoria 121 and Barchante at Portsmouth with upcoming dockyard work.
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Augustus T. Z. Lullock
Dudley C. Stuart
Princeas Royal
Henry R. J. Pearch
Aduitional
Pembroke
Coast-Guard
A. M. S- Greme
Black Place
Yrrowollous
John Hancock
William Jow
William C. Graham
Barchante
Portsmouth
Volunteers prize trials of the London Rifle Brigade
The London Rifle Brigade held its annual company medals and aggregate prizes across 200 500 and 600 yard ranges with Holmes and Evings as umpires and Major Southgate directing. Winners included Colour Serjeant Cross Private Wyatt and Colour Serjeant Stuckey among others, prizes ranging up to 20 guineas. The event continues until October 4 with further 200 and 800 yard rounds and additional prizes announced.
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London Rifle Brigade
Plaistow Mirates
Holmes
Evings
Burchill
Deane
Cranwell
Ogg
Albiston
Phythian
Marge
Wyatt
Wanestrecht
L.—Serjeant Towers
W. Walker
Stuckey
Frere
F. Butler
Serjeant Cross
Serjeant
Churchill
Serjeant Phytician
Serjeant Towers
Gardner
Worshipful Company of Merchant Taylors
Gardier
Sir G. Bowles
Wortham
Heath
Worshipful Commany of Clothworkers
Winsor
Serjeant Phythian
Civil Service Regiments
Harrow
Harrington
du Plat Taylor
Harrow School
Agd
Harrow Town Corps
Alleged Stock Exchange Frauds Brought Before Lord Mayor
Edward Russell Dannt, a stockjobber, remanded on charges of fraud after a new case of cheating John Watson of 457. Humphreys prosecutes, Lewin defends. Witness Ianming engineer Johnson recalls buying 5000 Great Western stock for 36507 and later selling at 69 to 70 with commissions. Damaged accounts, bank attachment, and pending litigation form the core of testimony.
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Edward Russell Dannt
Colonel Strange
John Watson
Humphreys
Lewin
Johnson
Mumphreys
Ianrn
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Great Western Railway
Henail
Lafterwards
London Bank of Scotland
Hoe
Lewis
Dauot
Great Western
Owen
Witners
Bank of Scotland
Mwe
Hin
Jie
Hawphreys
Owel
Ateck Aml
Downs
Lord Mayor's Court
Restorative In Cases Of Weakness And Loss Of Flesh
A dated ad style notice touts a restorative remedy for emaciation and general weakness. It features comments attributed to Sir Henry Marsh and notes physicians, endorsements, and a London address for sole consignors. The text blends product claims with royal medical references and sparse pricing or visitor counts.
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Moxpay
Iekats
Pg Juntor
Henry Marsh
Bart
Trelan
Ansar
Harford, and Co
Strand, Loudon
Racing Notes from Ayr to Newmarket Meetings
Sporting Intelligence by Harkaway covers recent race meetings at Ayr Canterbury Brecon Monmouth and Richmond noting small yet stylish fields and the Duke of Leafoct and Lord St Vincent attendance. It previews upcoming Newmarket activity including entries for the Eastern Counties Handicap and Buckenham and Grand Duke Michael Stakes with betting on Great Eastern Handicap Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire.
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Harkaway
Ayr
Canterbury
Brecon
Monmouth
Richmond
Duke of Leafoct
Capterbury
Planet
Durham
Vandervelde
Madcap
Ranger
Purl
Dilly Wally
Ely
Cordelia
Lady Egilia
Clair Athol
Marquis of Hastings
Attraction
Duke
G. Bryan
Welland
Ostrozer
Cambridgeshire
Derby
Mersey
Woliga
Brick
Newmarket
Tecretary
Parl
Baragah
Eile
Cantata
Queen Mary
Mrs. Chater
Seamanter
Isca
Ramrod
Aurorn
Onesander
Gensina
Gownauian
Venus
Bathain
Crrtheia
Tolleven
Laly Egitia
Shrapnul
Rejection
Black Hock
Idler
Iznoir
Tar Myrtle
Thor
Lytham
Mahometan
Missionary
Limosiun
Waterloo
Carter
Tring
Belle of the Vale
Loapstone
Contract
Brewer
Physisian
Reserve
Barbatoes
Tiptoe
Skefington
Furze Chat
Olmar
Usher
Deception
Echo
Auditor
Kildare
Herschel
Dosford
Ethel
Olivia
Merry Maid
Leadle
Convent
Triumpher
Fanny
Greece
Excellency
Zephyr
Grosber
Told Dust
Tyke
King Clat
Exchequer
Closing Trip of Royal London Yacht Club Social
The London Yacht Club held its closing trip on Saturday with Commodore presiding at the dinner held at the Vier Howl at Eith. Varying vessels including Violet Nora Creina Will o' the Wur, Lurline and Mare attended. Toasts praised the club's progress and prosperity amid an evening of cordiality and social honours.
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ROYAT
London
Yacit Club
Yenterhiy
A. Areedekue
G@ Harrisa
Nora Creina
G. Moss
Will
Gough
Stre
Eith
Feary de Thames
Hareidh
Toyal
London Yacht Club
Unite
Scullers Race for 10 Between Jasger and Roberts
A scullers race yesterday from Putney to Mort Lake pitted Jasger against Roberts with Roberts taking the early lead. Roberts held the pace to the top of Chiewics Uyet, as Jagger passed and Westminster Scroot appears, while Westminster School postponed reassembly due to a scarlet fever outbreak near Smith Square and Bartlet Street with no local fatalities reported.
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Ascullers
Jasger
Roberts
Putney
Mortlake
Hoallineer
Deptford
Tick Noollead
Chiewics
Westminster Scroot
Westminster
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Prince and Princess OF Wales
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Naval and Military Intelligence
Stock Exchange
Sporting Intelligence
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Voltigeur
Hersey
Joseph Hawley
G. W. Sitzwilliam
Myrtle
Batthyany
Lord Uxbridge
Cadeau
Fazzoletto
Calista
Mr. Bevill
Lord Coventry Thalestris
Wls. Cartwright
W. G. Craven
W. Day
Mr. Mackenzie
Lord Durham
Mr Merry
Mr. &Kipton
Manuilester
Moscat
Br TeLesnari
Hersey Silly
Caden Staken
L — Bisaden
Wola
King of Clubs
Papil
Eken
Nocturne
Bive Mantle
Columbine
Ceaarewitch
Zagat Gratitude
Catista Colt
Dr. Syntax
Bellman
Campridgeshire