Thanksgiving after the queen's restoration and public prayers
The piece notes thanksgiving services across London churches with clergy urging donations to the Restoration Fund. It reports royal crowds, praise for the prince's recovery, and calls to erect a monument to the event, along with details of public reaction as the Queen travels to Windsor. It also covers the O Connor incident and court proceedings related to the plot against the Queen.
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Bennett
Truscott
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Rochester
Restoration Fund
Westminster
Geusopher Wren
Lonon
Guards
Wellington Barracks
Foot Guards
Royal Horse Guards
Duke of Cambridge
Prince Edward of
Saxe-Weimar
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Princess of Wales
Bishop of
Surrey Chapel
Newman Hall
Dr. Allen
Albert
Victoria
England
Listol
Outrage on the Queen as a Youth Brandishes Pistol
A youth named O Connor, claimed to be a Chartist descendant, rushed a royal carriage at Buckingham Palace with a pistol and a demand for Fenian pardons. He was quickly seized and disarmed, the pistol found to be an old broken weapon with no firing capability.
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St. James’s Palace
Buckingham Palace
O’connor
Queen’s private German visit amid royal duties and crime news
The Queen will spend about ten days in Baden Baden with a private visit, while she holds a Buckingham Palace court for diplomats and ministers. The PM and Opposition figures attend successive events as the Prince of Wales’s leg injury limits trips. A Delmar villa is booked for March 29 to April 15. A fatal delirium-murder of a wife by an Irish p oor in Leamington is reported, with a theft of communion plate in another town, and a Gazette warning over Lord Mayo murder coverage.
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Germany
Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Duchess
Saxe-Meiningen
The
Allgemeine Zeitung
England
Baden-Baden
Villa-Delmar
Buckingham Palace
Corps Diplomatique
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Irish Exhibition of Arts, Industries, and Manufactures
Dublin
Count Beast
Earl Granville
Bruton-street
Archdeacon Sandford
Wells
Wallingford
Moffat
F. Pigou
Doncaster
Windsor
W. E. Forster
Lowestoft
Warnes
Spencer-street
Leamington
Leinster Independent
Lord Mayo
Re-elected Lord Richard Grosvenor backs education acts
Sense of justice outraged as Flint shire honors Lord Richard Grosvenor without opposition on Saturday. He favors extending the Education Act, disestablishment of the Welsh Church remains opposed by him, and he will back ballot and burials measures. Hyde Park protest against the Parks Regulation Bill drew large crowds led by Bradlaugh and Odger, with resolutions denouncing government policy and pledging action to defeat the bill.
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Richard Grosvenor
Flintshire
Richard
Hyde Park
Bradlaugh
Odger
Foreign Miscellany and Notable Global Snippets
Reports cover a Belleville boys home fire with a child fatality, European education versus military budgets, Australian telegraph progress halted by rains, Papal plans amid Rome and Berlin reports, plus a Swiss lake dwelling dig near Biel. Discoveries include nephrite hatchet and animal remains.
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Switzerland
Happy Republic
South Australia
Port Darwin
Roper
Alice Springs
Daily Telegraph
Rome
Holy Father
Pius IX
Times
Berlin
Trent
Berne
The
Standard
Lake of Bienne
Morat
Bienne
Lake of Neuchatel
Lake of
Neuchatel
Bieler
Gross
Locross
Uhlmann
Muinchenbuchsee
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Manchester
Bow-street
Poland
John Brown
Charles Fitzroy
Harding
Prince Leopold
Hastings
Central Criminal Court
St. Paul’s
London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Constitution Hill
Garden
Paddington
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