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Royal Family at Queen's Seat and London notices
The Royal Family remains at Windsor Royal seat while Lord Brougham and Edward Ellice are named as Melbourne's executors. Lory Seymour is named President of the Poor-law Commission, and naval plans accompany a Morocco expedition led by Sir C Napier. Public notices report excise reductions and civil-work economies in Ireland, appointments in government offices, and state apartment timings at Windsor Castle.
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Isle of Wight
Morning Post
Lord Melbourne
Lord Brougham
Edward Ellice
Lory Saymour
Duke of Somerset
Charles Buller
Poor-law Commission
Morocco
C. Napier
Mediterranean
Polyphemus
Charles
Tangier
Ireland
England
Reland
London
Peregrine Birch
Edward Courtenay
House of Lords
John Henry Moran
Christ Church
Burton-on-Trent
Isle of Portland
Norwicn
Jermy
Breniderenits
Norfolk
Bedford
Prendergast
Burcham
Ermocrat’ Parzonac
Paul and
Dominic Colnaghi
Pall-mall East
Mr. Moon
Threadneedle-street
Mitchell
Old Bond-street
Messrs. Ackermann
Pall-mall
Her Majesty
Manzmas Oy
Henry Lyrton Bulwer
Copenhagen
Brussels
Belgium
M. Tresckow