Queen appoints Earl Harcourt Master of the Horse
In London Queen Victoria names the Earl Harcourt to be Master of the Horse replacing the late Earl Wastegrave. The announcement records her Majesty's pleasure in the reappointment. In Vienna the late Emperor’s remains were interred in Capuchin vaults with six months of mourning declared. The Archduchess’s newborn daughter grows small daily as Hungary’s crown travels to Buda amid public celebrations.
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Queen's House
Earl Harcourt
Earl Wastegrave
Vienna
Hungary
Hence
Buda
Davies
Alfred
Maryland
Rotterdam
Lightnin
John Laforey
West-Indies
Roberts
Lord Hood
Gardner
Admiralty
A. Edwards
Wasp
Kilmainham
Court of Common Council
Howard
Cherron
Boas
Fourtaisineel
Stamp Office
Medical Society of London
Boltcourt
Fleet Street
James Sims
Robert Willan
John Haighton
Society
Caleb Hillier Parry
Bath
Bowes
Court of Delegates
St. Nicholas
Newcastle
Aylesbury
John Clemmons
William Howland
Mr. Meacock
Ravenston
William Greenwood
Thomas Braydon
Richard Whitehead
Henry Tidmarsh
Northampton
Win
Jersey
Conway
Samuel Hague
Catenton-street
Blackwell-hall Favor
Elizabeth Barnard
Charles Barnard
Leeds
Lancashire
Thomas Nayler
Marines
Mills Grimshaw
Edinburgh
Francis Sutherland
States of Holland
Cagliostro The famed adventurer tracked across Europe
An old mail from Flanders describes widespread arrests of those linked to Cagliostro and the Marquis de Veraldi, with Trieste detaining him. It recounts Cagliostro’s origins as Joseph Balsamo born in Palermo in 1743, his travels through Rome Naples Malta Muscovy Poland Prussia and beyond, posing as a healer and physician, and ending with his capture and transfer to Saint Angelo.
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Ysterday
Flanders
Rome
Cagliostro
Marquis de Veraldi
Trieste
Joseph Balsamo
Palermo
Callagian
Marana
Jams Balfamo
Calabria
Laurencia Feliciani
France
Naples
Pellegrini
Marano
Malta
Count Cagliostro
Muscovy
Poland
Prussia
Holland
Morocco
Gibraltar
Marseilles
Lyons
Swafburgh
Paris
England
Switzerland
Revere
Trente
Saint Angelo
Shipping News Brief from Downs and Gravesend March 8
Wind shifts from the Downs aboard the Wasp sloop. West winds at Gravesend. Vessels passing the James, Barber from Ostend, Charlotte, Smith, Conqueror. Pringle from Rotterdam. Dart, Smith, Princess Royal. Pafmore from Smyrna.
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Deal
Downs
Wind
London House of Commons daily actions March session
In the Commons on Tuesday March g the Duke of Athol’s Petition was referred to Committee. Debates covered the Scotch Creditors bill and a proposal to continue the US Britain trade regulation act. Reports from Ways and Means were adopted and bills prepared. Committees to consider duties on foreign cocoa nuts and on low wines in Scotland were ordered.
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London
House Or Commons
Duke of Athol
House
Houe
United States of America
Scotland
Dcc
Brabant democracy gains ground as French influence spreads
Lord Wycombe reports Brabant’s noblesse and clergy challenged by a rising democracy aligned with France. Three French regiments reportedly defect to Brabanters while Simonville acts as a key intermediary. Global reverberations include unrest in Manheim and Hanover, with taxes and levies stirring popular action across Europe and even in Rome, Sardinia, and the Brazils.
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Lord Wycombe
Markham
Brabant
France
M. Simonville
M. de la Fayette
Manheim
Hanover
Sardinia
Rome
Brazils
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Edward Hughes
Robert Anderson
India House
Company
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Gravesend
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H. E. Bond
Deptford
Warren Hastings
Princess Royal
Royale Elizabeth
l’Orient
Prince de Condé
Swez
Pondicherry
A@ienale
Mocha
Comte d’Estaing
India
Cape of Good Hope
Baillie de Suffreim
Otober
Bengal
Sheepfcut
Vorient
Nicholas Smythe
Con Dover-Hall
Shropshire
Gloucester
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Hampshire
John Jackson
Bridgwater-square
Peter Murphy
Bermondsey-street
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Cooper
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Trundle
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Bishopstate-street
William Cloutman
Booth-street
Spitalfields
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Taylor
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White-lion
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Leiceter
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Meil
Baxtes and Murcott
Fursival's Inn
Jann King
Leicester
Josph Tatlow
Derby
Nelly’s Cottre-heurs
Peter Rodolphus Utermarck
James Lewis Adam
Moorfields
Joachim Fanin
Merchanc
John Cox
Joseph Cox
Britfort
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Lyme Regis
Dorfetth're
Howardian
Howardian Fund
Lodgate- Street
Surrey
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Leake III
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