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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 19, 1849

Page

21

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.

Bentley Priory Stanmore Ruislip Uxbridge Slough Windsor Castle Salt Hill Eton Windsor Bridge St. Geere’s Chapel Knights of the Garter Lord John Russell Duke of Wellington Prince Albert Duke of Cambridge Duchess of Kent Duchess of Cambridge Anne Princess Amelia Saxe Weimar Canons of Windsor Charles George Young Breadalbane W. Martins Lord Byron Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence Lord Fredk Fitzclarence Viscount Barrington Garl Sheffield Ormonde Duchess of Norfolk Cooper Prince George Prince Edward of Prince Gustave of Earl of Berkeley Paget Wilson Andrew Barnard Somerset Cornwall Taylor G. T. Hudson J. R. Wood Dr. Bright David Davies Robert Keate William Hoste J. G.C. Fox Strangways Vincent R.N 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.

Sir I. Brunel Sir Isambard Brunel Thames Isambard Brunel Ilacqueville Normandy St. Nicani Rouen America United States England Lord Althorp Earl Spencer Thames Tunnel Melbourne Sir Isambard 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.

Marshalsea Palace Peveril Courts Tus Epward Morricx Gootsum 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.

Jostrux Rpy 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.

Nationa Land Company Manchester William Hall Tartons East-End London Shadwell Jupiter Wee

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