Funeral of Queen Adelaide Quietly Follows Her Death
The Queen Dowager Adelaide was buried in St George's Chapel after a subdued ceremony at Windsor with bishops nobles and royal household members in mourning. The lead coffin lay within Spanish mahogany and the will notes charity past income and the household to be dissolved with Marlborough House reverting to the Crown.
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Duke of Wellington
Prince Albert
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of Cambridge
Anne
Princess Amelia
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Ormonde
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Cooper
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Wilson
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Somerset
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J. R. Wood
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Robert Keate
William Hoste
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J. M. Wilson
R.C. Mellish
Bedford
John Shoemack
Garter King at-Arms
Adelaide
William the Fourth
Victoria
United Kingdom
Britain
William
Jesus Christ
Queen Adelaide
Marlboroughhouse
Bushey Park
Death of Sir Isambard Brunel Ends a Noted Engineer
The obituary notes Sir Isambard Brunel died in his eighty first year after a long illness following a slight paralysis after finishing the Thames Tunnel. Born in Normandy, he studied in Rouen, worked in the French Navy, then emigrated to America before settling in England. He helped pioneer ship-block machinery and began the Thames Tunnel in 1824, completed in 1843. He was knighted on Lord Althorp’s recommendation and leaves a son, a famed engineer, and two daughters.
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England
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Earl Spencer
Thames Tunnel
Melbourne
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Hawes
Rumovnep
Lord Denman
Lord Campbell
Queen's Bench
John
Duchy of Lancaster
Morricx Goodsum Named Head Master At Rugby School
The Rev Edward Morricx Goodsum M A has been elected head master of Rugby School. He is Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Oxford and formerly a Fellow and Tutor of Merton College Oxford. The Queen and Royal Family remain at Osborne in comparative privacy. Post-Office officers discuss plans to abolish Sunday labour and the blank-da circulation of letters with Mr Rowland Hill.
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Oxford
Merton College
Rugby School
Osborne
St. Martin’s le-Grand
Rowland Hill
Newspaper Hire Lawcase and Postage Distress Proceedings
In Bloomingary Court a newsreader seeks £2 18s 10d for newspaper hire. defendant pleads lack of application and a legislative clause. The judge orders payment with costs. At the Mansion House Jostrux Rpy faces distress for £11 6s owed for postage on 1,356 letters. warrant issued after he pays the debt and costs.
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Havin
Ady
Costa
Landowners clash at meeting over winding up society
A Manchester gathering of Nationa Land Company members discussed winding up the society amid disputes over distress to occupiers on the land. Debates centered on rents, testing land capabilities, and immediate dissolution, with votes showing tepid support for various motions. Separately, 1500 Shadwell tailors and a Jupiter occultation noted.
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Manchester
William Hall
Tartons
East-End
London
Shadwell
Jupiter
Wee
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