Good Friday and Easter Excursions and Exhibits
The Crystal Palace opened successfully with trains running from London Bridge to the palace from early afternoon. About 28 000 visitors attended with 15 000 leaving London Bridge. crowds formed at Greenwich Fair and parks were quiet due to rain. Museums galleries and concerts drew large crowds, including the British Museum and National Gallery, while charity subscriptions funded Russian Finland relief.
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Crystal Palace
London-bridge
London Bridge
London
Brighton
Palace
Coldstream Guards
Greenwich
British Museum
New Zealand
Layard
Nineveh
National Gallery
Marlborough House
Vernon
Turner
Exeter Hall
Madame Novello
Henry Seymour Carleton
Woodin
Clio
Eegents Institution
Colosseum
Grea Globe
Blackwall
Balaklava
Europe
Russia
Livingston
German Reed
P. Horton
Royal Mourning and Charity Duties Note Queen's Final Ride
The Queen rode out for the last time on Saturday and attended Divine service at the private chapel on Sunday with the Dean of Windsor officiating. Attendants included Duchess Kent and others. Maundy Thursday charities were distributed in Whitehall Chapel by the Lord High Almoner. A Cabinet Council met at Lord Palmerston’s, amid reports of a Irish Secretary resignation. Signor Saffi lectured in Edinburgh.
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Italy
Glass CW
England
London
Finland
Sturge
Birmingham
C. Sturge
Baring Brothers
Rothschild and Sons
Robert Charlton
Bristol
HH. Dickinson
Coalbrookdale
Lucy Darby
Mary Darby
John Cropper
Liverpool
Cobden
Huddersfield
Manchester
Bright
War Department
Admiralty
Morning Advertiser
Lord Panmure
Ministry of War
Sydney Herbert
Henry C. Rawlinson
K.C.B
Greenock Academy
Hon. East India Company
Saturda
Privat Chapel
Windsor
Duchess Kent
Princess of
Hohenlohe Langenburg
Feodore
Prince of
Whiteha Chapel
Lord Palmerston
Piccadilly
Spacey Oa
Sebdemiin
Ireland
Signor Saffi
Edinburgh
Adam Black
M.P
West Cumberland Liberal candidate hurt in horse accident
Mr Wilfred Lawson was thrown from his horse while hunting and severely injured, missing the official declaration of the poll in Cockermouth. He initially faced reports of concussion but remains unable to attend the declaration event.
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Wilfred Lawson
West Cumberland
Cockermouth
United Kingdom
Scotland Yard
R. Mayne
Mansion House
Aysford
Joseph Hodgson
Collingham
Newark
House of Lords
Naval Review
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Portsmouth
China
Yarmouth
Isle of Wight
Spithead
Portsmouth Harbour
Bellerophon
Mxcellent
Marine Artillery Barracks
Martin
Ennis Chambers
Holinger
Narva
Gainsboron
Norway
Australia
Wellington
Great Russell Street
Little Russell-place
Duke of Bedford
John Sheepshanks
Privy Council of Trade
Kensington
Science and Art
Wakefield
Northumberland
Stamford
Istington
Salisbury
Chise Caledonian Road
Tatington
James Scott
Freeling-street
Tripp
Gifford-street
Robert Tripp
Lundhill
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