Court and Fashion at Windsor A Royal Stone Laying
A memorial asks Prince Albert to lay the first stone of the new district church near Clarence Crescent. He consents and will perform the ceremony Monday at 11 am. The state apartments reopen to the public, the new terrace is open daily, and guards regulate visitors.
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Great Park
Cranhorne
Windsor
Her
Cranborne
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Woolwich Dockyard
Royal Albert
Wm. Molesworth, Bart
Anderson
Regiment of Foot
Basset
St. George's Chapel
William Canning
Quartermaster Johnson
Lamb
Thomas Cradock
27Th Regiment of Foot
Cradock
Valenciennes
Batiste Annas
Paris
Manquis
Hertrorp
Lord Hertford
Sir Richard Strachan
Charlotte
Zichy
Matilda
Berthold
Louisa Princess Antimo Rufio
Regent’s Park
Lady Strachan
George Seymour
Meynell
Croker
de Horsey
Raikes
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Anon
Baron Alderson
Cresswell
Archbishop OF Canterbury
Lambeth Palace
Canterbury
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Admiralty
Mr. Waghorn
Waghorn
India
Egypt
East India Company
Gwrpbin Hovexs
Whitehall
Maule
Boucher
Treasury
Gwydirhouse
Reform Club
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Society of Arts and Sciences
Prince Albert
Revenue Commisssioners
Spose
Queen-square
James Tregurtha
J. Hutchens
Treene
Cornwall Gazette
Isaac Gossett
Clarence Crescent
Buckingham Palace
Portsmouth
Ford
Lonp Warner
Warden
Tus
Falmouth
Lord Rolle
Upper Grosvenor-street
Rolle
Bicton Park
Honiton
Household Brigade
1St
2D Life Guards
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Husprox
Paracz
Windsor-castle
Brunswick
Stuart
National Gallery of Art
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Gondomar
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Titian
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Evelyn
Tobit
Wolsey's Hall
South-western Railway Company
Nine Elma
Rundell and Bridge
Land
Bridge, Lee
Swifte
Earl Delawarr
Martin Tower
Surveyor General of the Ordnance
Sword of Justice
Sword of Mercy
St. Edward
Messie
Aberdeen Reply on Right of Search to Everett Note
The British foreign office publishes Lord Aberdeen’s formal reply to Mr Everett regarding Stevenson's note on the right of search. He reiterates denial of any general peace time search right, cites a treaty framework, and explains instructions for British cruisers to verify nationality with minimal detention. He also notes a joint treaty with France and other powers establishing a mutual right of search within limits.
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Lord Abernhas
Africa
France
Russia
Austria
England
Stevenson
Everett
Great Britain
America
Stephenson
Atlantic
Lord Aberdeen
Alter Nation
United States
High Seas
Ates
Spain
Cuba
Havanna
Jamaica
New Orleans
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Earl of Aberdeen
London
Republic
Anders
Stevensonin
Ohio
Stevenson Peri
Aggert
Mr. Stevenson
Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Everett
United States of America
Prussia
Christendom
Herajesty
Foreign Office
Inést -Serians “Tenge
Cardiff earthquake scare foretold by old prophecy
The town believed a Tuesday week earthquake would destroy Cardiff, tied to a centuries old prediction that linked the completing of three major works with disasters including a railway, a canal, and a large dock in 1842, as noted by the Carmarthen Journal.
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Cardiff
Carmarthen Journal
Public Opinion of Peel's Budget Critique Spreads
A chorus of county papers denounces Sir Robert Peel’s tariff cuts and looming income tax. Farmers sell cattle at losses, traders warn of ruined livelihoods, and meetings in Cork Liverpool Bristol and Lincoln protest the proposals. The Inverness Courier notes timber and stock fears, while Bristol signatories condemn the income tax as unjust and oppressive. Public gatherings amplify the fear of economic disruption and demand protection for agriculture.
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Robert Peel
Hon
Baronet
Piet
Don
Seema
Inverness Courier
North
Highlands
Scotland
Leicester
Reading Market
George Inn
J. Haslem
Sir Robert
Clowes
Hickmap
VW. Clarke
Field
Cow
Cork
Ireland
Coggeshall
Liverpool
Stout
Harrison
Huskisson
Bush Tavern
Bristol
George Hall
Aldermanbury
Williams
Torrens
Gascoigne
Cornwall
Redruth
Lincoln
R. Peel
Philip W. S. Miles
F. H. Fitzhardinge Berkeley
House of Commons
Wallington
Surrey
Sidney Smith
Croydon
Mitcham
Tooting
Merton
Carshalton
Smith
Extraordinary Abduction Trial in Miss Crellin Case
Long Liverpool assizes hear Miss Crellin accuse John Orr M Gill John Osborne Quick Thomas Wormand Rogerson Richar Jones Margaret Jones and Jane Clayton of abducting her for a Gretna green marriage amid scheme to seize her fortune. Evidence traces coercion via brandy, deceit, forged papers, and a web of Jones and Clayton involvement leading to multi city travels and alleged pressures into marriage.
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Gil John Osborne Quick
Thomas Wormand Rogerson
Richar Jones
Margaret Jones
Jane Clayton
Ann Crellin
Gretna Green
James
Jones
Clayton
Snowball
Miss Crellin
Grocott
Gill
Quick
Rogerson
Davenport
Jounea
Seymour Street
M‘gill
M'‘Gill
Mr. Rogerson
Boundary-place
Mr Gill
Egremont
Mr Rogerson
Dunlevie
St. Paul’s Church
Gretnagreen
Liverpool Standard
Isle of Man
Martin
Mrs. Jones
Feywood
Mr. Parkinson
Parkinson's
Mike Crellin
Parkinson
Whitty
Duval
Dr. Copeland
Dr. Dryden
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