Drowning at Sea Aboard Duchess of Sutherland
An inquest at the North Connie Sailor in Wapping examined the death of Johny M Bride mate of the Duchess of Sutherland who drowned after a night of heavy drinking. Witnesses described his intoxicated state on deck and a fall overboard near Union Stairs. The jury criticized the body’s disposal and noted lack of funds for proper transport by watermen, with expenses discussed as incidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
North Connie Sailor
Wapping
Johny M'Bride
Duchess of Sutherland
John Scott
Iquor
John Beeson
Downe’s Wharf
Scotland
Union Stairs
Heo
Marshall
John Russell
John MM
Russian Academy of Sciences
Black Sea
Voo Nordman
St. Petersburgh
M. Dillinger
Caucasus
Ore
Russia
Nordmas
Sebastopol
Gelintshik
Seattle
Suchum-Kalé
Pizuada
Bombora
Lehos
Michael Bey
Irtcha
Pso
Metshist
Pshandra
Kipse
Akulzich
Kur
Doll
Guriel
Kutais
Cape Letachgam
Miogretia
Dabian
Anakiia
Sudium
Henry Tagg Charged With Stabbing at Kingston Sessions
Henry Tagg a waterman of Thames Ditton faced Kingston magistrates on a capital charge for stabbing a man employed by the Hon Colonel de Roos. The injured prosecutor, badly wounded, remained bedbound, and Tagg was remanded as doctors and witnesses described the stabbing at the Red Lion after a dispute and fight with Rogerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tagg
Thames Ditton
R. Frederick
Kingston Petty Sessions
de Roos
Thames Dittoo
Williamak
Williams
Pagisicnes
Kingston
Dyer
Colonel Williams
Red Lion
Rogerson
Tagg
Jeson
Harry Tagg
Kiogaton
Me. Dyer
Epsom Races Report Highlights Quiet Second Day
A Wednesday at Epsom drew a large attendance amid strong police presence for pickpockets and smooth course conditions. Swiss betting favored New Light and Zenana in key races, with an exciting close finish in the Derby heat and a dramatic two-horse finish in the Gold Cup shadowed by suspect pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Col. Peel
Zenana
Pavia
G. Heathcote
Sofield'sb
New Light
Osbaldeston
Sto L
Whitefoot
Countess
Zeoane
Fenni
Duke of Rutland
Hawker
Pao
Mr. Goodwin
Shakspeare
Sprat
Lord Egremont
Gaberlungie
Mermsid
Lord
Exeter
Sultan
Captain Lamb
Warwickshire Lad
Sutton
T.Y.C
Peel
Clifton
Syre
Ceeers Eens
Pavis
Gardoer
Chamberlayne
Ayesha
Gary
Forth
HatGeld
Lord Exeter
Magician
Adrian
Edgar
Adriam
Miemso
Magician’s Quarter
Micmac
Prince Edward Island Association Lauds Fitzroy Appointment
At a Bloomsbury meeting of landowners in London, the Prince Edward Island Association drafted an address to Lieut Colonel Fitzroy upon his appointment as Lieutenant Governor. The deputation presented the letter and Fitzroy replied with thanks, expressing hope for impartial rule and prosperity for all colony subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Russell-street
Bloomsbury-square
Fitzroy
Eice
John Harveys
Prince Edward Island
Sach
England
George F. Seymour
Alderman Winchester
R.B. Stewart
Mary
Charles A. Fitzroy
London
Political Union of Toronto Resolutions on Canada Debate Tactics
The Political Union of Toronto adopts four resolutions on the Lower Canada Coercion debates in the British House of Commons. They condemn Lord Russell and Downing Street, call for a provincial convention, and urge mature consideration of crisis actions while praising Irish and Canadian defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Canadas
Lower Canada
Nova Scotia
Political Union of
Toronto
John Russell
William Russell
Downing Street
Great Britain
House of Russell
Hare
Sir W. Mcleaworth
Bart
Jov. Hume
J. A. Roebuck
Daniel O'Connell
Leider
Esquires
Royal Anniversary Day Delights and Delays Delights and Delays in London
Correspondents describe lavish illuminations in Pall Mall and the West End for the heiress's eighteenth birthday. Crowds filled Hyde Park and major streets as military salutes opened the day, then disappointment gave way to festive displays, with no police incidents reported and thousands finally returning home content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
City
West End
Pall Mall
St. James’a
Princess Victoria’s Majority Celebrated in Kensington
Kensington marks Princess Victoria’s majority with flag displays and a royal serenade. A 37-strong band performed from the palace terrace as the princess watched from a window, then a royal anthem and bells signaled public joy. Later, nobility called, and a royal toasts gathering at the King's Arms Hotel toasted Victoria, England’s future queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Victoria
Palace
Kensington Gardens
Percess
J. Weippert
Wilson
Seguin
Robinson
Kensington-gore
Royal
Duchess of Kent
Conroy
Baroness Lebren
Hyde-park
Dinen
Symrody
King’s Arms Hotel
England
Brentford Meeting Proclaims Loyalty to Princess Victoria
A Brentford assembly at the Three Pigeons Inn chaired by Colonel Clitherow unanimously adopted an address to Her Royal Highness Princess Victoria on her 18th birthday. The document praises the royal family, hopes for long health and prosperous rule, and the townsfolk pledge loyal service. The gathering ended with a dinner at the Royal Hotel and celebratory lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srentford
Old and
New Brentford
Three Pigeons Inn
Colonel Clitherow
Princess Victoria
Stothard and Morris
E. Muscutt
Cooper
Pownall
Armstrong
Clitheraw
Victoria
Brentford
Omar
Royal Hotel
Princess Victoria Birthday Festival at Greenwich Crown and Sceptre
A grand festival at the Crown and Sceptre Tavern Greenwich celebrated Princess Victoria's birthday. 200 plus guests attended a sumptuous dinner presided by Sir R. Dobson with MPs Bish Angerstein Hodges and others. Health to the King and Queen was toasted amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Princess Victoria
R. Dobson
Metropolis
Bish
M.P
Angerstein
Hodges
Gailakill
Attwood
Gleany
Broadhhurst
Francis
Draook
Charmmay
Victoria
Great Britain
Cuaiaman
Lambeth Celebrates Princess Victoria Majority at Horus Tavern
In Lambeth, residents gathered at the Horus Tavern to toast Princess Victoria on reaching majority. Speakers praised reform, civil and religious liberty, and support for Ireland, with ministers and royal family singled out for praise as the crowd cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth
Horus Tavern
Kennington
Victoria
Ai, Clay
M.P
Major Beauclerk
Princesa Victoria
Valliera
Duchess of Kent
Bowring
House of Commons
Francis Burdett
Duke of Sussex
Gels
Ireland
England
Palmer
T. D’eyncourt
Hawes
Henderson
Sheil
Snell
Friends of Freedom
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Ostend
Bruges
Ghent
Antwerp
Bruxelles
UNION
DART
Neptune
Cess
Stranac
Xe Geels
Temenaerns
Pamengere
Pemnena Peaniert
Passage
Peply
Messrs. W. J. Hell and Co
Gussea Rowe
Reat Western Railway
Cornhill
Leodaon
Lesdon
Corn Atreet
T. Charles. A. Saunders
Society of Painters In Water Colours
Pall Mall East
Opee
R. Hills
Seovibent Life Office
Regent-street
Paxsip Paine
Earl Grey
John Osborn
Geoepee
Ben
Frederick Fhoes
William Welby
Glynne Earle Welby
Aseustr
Northampton
A. Beaumont
Gusv, Reece, Orme, and Co
Mordecai
Effingham ‘Wilson
King Williamtreet
London-bridge
Kent
H. Phillips
Haynes
Leon Lee
Albemarle-street
Benny
Fultaie
Gaideath
Frampton’s
Pune
Bioa Fiala
Iver
Teresa
Klineys
Seale
T. Vries
Strand
Kingdom
Che
Sporting
Woodcote
Croydon
S. Mann
Bacco
Mr. Ring
Stradbroke
Dorua
H. Smith
Wintonian
Phosphorus
Mickle
Mr. Bowes
Mr. Wreford
Lord Berper
Mr. Osbaldeaton
Dardanelles
Ika
Tka
Chapeau
Thornhill
Egeria
J. Day
Lord Chesterfield
Porwlett
Gill Tueapay
Alfred
Boyce
Sepney Union
Stepay Union Board
Faunt
Anit
Orst
Stepney
Mile Eod
Apicn
Hent Ratcliffe
Mileend
Theo
Empire
Limrhouse
Tom
Tremason
Stepney Union
Thomas Single
Upper Canada
Aly
Augusta
Asehbiakop
Canterbury
A. Youxe
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