Exeter Hall Exhibition Opens Aimed At Antiquaries Nobles
A long illustrated notice describes a grand exhibition at Exeter Hall featuring works by ancient masters. It promotes a large, varied stock of furniture at No. 375 Strand, and lists engravings and books for sale along with dozens of public notices and royal drawing room highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hall
Herald
Court
Strand
James Mull, and CO
J. M. and Co
Tal , M.and Co
Pri
Onnington
J. P. Quilley
Quilley
Donote
Withrington
Misa Sharpe
J. Bromley
King's State Dinner For Knights Of The Garter
A royal state dinner last evening hosted by the King for the Knights of the Garter in the Banquetting-room. Attendees included the Dukes Cumberland Gloucester and a procession up the Grand Staircase through the State-rooms. Music by the Coldstream Guards with knights wearing the Collar Star and Garter as the event opened and closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Most Noble Order of the Garter
Knights of the Bath
Prince of Wales
George IV
Edward the Black Prince
Frederick Prince of Wales
George Tit
Lord Byron
Sir Charles Paget
Wabing
Lord Combermer
Earl of Westmorland
Marquis Camden
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Beaufort
Earl of Lonsdale
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Wellington
Earl Bathurst
Duke of Northumberland
Marquis of Bath
Duke of Dorset
Duke of Devonshire
Exeter
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Bedford
Earl Grey
Order
Garter
King At Arms
Sir William Woods
Coldstream Guards
God Save the King
Inquest on the Late Publisher of the Sun
An inquest at the Swan with Two Necks investigated Frederic Murray Hourgan, 26, publisher of the Sun, who cut his throat with a razor. Testimony described illness after arrival from Brighton and a final death by self-inflicted wound. Mary Kitt and Mrs. Mary Macey provided accounts. Murdo Young of the Sun gave background. The verdict was Temporary Insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
Lad-Jane
Payne
Frederic Murray Hourgan
Sun
Mary Kitt
Brighton
Mary Macey
No. 26
Commercial Road
Vauxhall
Murdo Young
the Sun
Melancholy accident at Glencaple Quay claims seaman
A seaman from John Stowell on the St. Andrew of Whitehaven drowned while returning from the quay on a raft. Severe flood tide swept him into a rope entanglement. a drifting sloop struck the rope, he lost grip and sank. Quarry body recovered with injuries to hand and arm. Remains interred at Cacrigverock with a large funeral in Dumfries and nearby.
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St. Andrew
Whitehaven
Glencaple Quay
John Stowell
Pidgege de Cacrigverock
Saneral Vans
Dumfries
Whitehaven -Herald
National Political Union rallies for full Reform Bill
An extraordinary Saville House meeting of the National Political Union, led by Joseph Hume, backs the Lords Reform Bill but warns the Lords to keep its core principles intact. Speakers urge firm popular pressure, pledge united action, and condemn any mutilation of enfranchisement while praising reform alliances with Scotland and Ireland.
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Saville House
Joseph Hume
House of Commons
House of Lords
House of Peers
England
Lord Grey
Earl Grey
Eers
George Lif
William EV
D. Wakefield
Fox Smith
Major Revell
Houses of Commons
New York
de Lorme
Constantinople
Eudoise
Hume
Ireland
Membe
Mr. Hume
Mr. Macleod
I. Savage
Englan
Murphy
Mesars
Fox
Place
Wakefield
Detrosier
E. Perry
Wales
Aeeas
Buller
Joab
Scotland
Mongredien
Eaton
Lockhart
Gentlemen's Fashions for May From Morwinee to Lenan
The article describes May fashion trends for gentlemen including a Morwinee dress and a Hoai military frock with elbow cut sleeves and pelisse cuffs. It outlines a Young Gent Lenan's Hussar dress with a rolling collar, broad back, wide sleeves, and short jacket. It covers materials, coats, waistcoats, and fox trousers with checks and silk braids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenan
Marseilles
Valencia
French Press Seized by Gazette de France Officers
The Gazette de France was seized Sunday night at the Post and at its offices, with no cause announced. The manager M Magney and printer M Grossetete of the periodical work called Mayenz faced default condemnation and fines in relation to the seizure.
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Foolscap
Robert Macnish
Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
Blackwood
London
Macnish
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle
Gazette de France
M. Magney
Gerant
M. Grossetete
Mayenz
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