Queen's Visit to Ireland Sparks Loyal Address Motion
Irish Society of London considers sending a deputation to Sad for a loyal address to the Queen upon her visit to Ireland. Four Irish MPs attend, signaling broad support and likely adoption by other city corporations with Irish estates, reflecting strong goodwill between kingdoms.
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Treland
Irish Society of London
Alderman Humphery
M.P
Alderman -Hughes Hughes
Albion Tavern
Jeter
Ireland
Queen's visit to the Great Britain and Drury Lane
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert toured Isambard Brunel's Great Britain ship at Greenwich aboard a rigged stage, viewing engines, models, and the dining room. The visit to Drury Lane Theatre featured a lavish royal box, performance by Duprez, and a £900 receipts tally. She held a levee at St James's and foreign presentations followed. Dr Wolff’s East mission sermon drew a large congregation at Trinity District Church Gray's Inn Road.
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Prince Albert
Great Britain
Greenwich
Hosken, R.N
Lord Hawarden
Queen
Spithead
Hosken
Her
Her Majesty
Mr. Brunel
Guppy
Royal Party
T. P. Smith
Smith
Fairy
Clexton
Husken
Eaid
Atlantic
Hisken
Buckingham Palace
Thames
Royal Yacht
Drury-Lane Theatre
Mr. Bunn
Duchess of Kent
Chesterfeld
Countess Delawert
Prince Alvert
Bay
Lord Delaware
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Combermere
C. Wellesley
F. Somerset
Duchess of Buccleuch
Royel Arms
Guillaume Tell
Clari
Mr. Harrison
Romer
Rainforth
M.duprez
Royal Box
St. James's Palace
Viscountess
Jocelyn
Viscount Sydney
George Lennox
Frederick Stovin
Francis Seymour
Arbuthnot
Bouverie
Prince ‘Albert
Duke of Cambridge
Edmond Mildmay
Serene
Duke of
Prince Edward of
Saxe Weimar
Count Barone
Count Pollon
Baron de Folgoza
Chamber of Deputies
Baron Moncurro
Portuguse
M. Henry Stuart Comte de Galve
Duke de Sotomayor
Wotrf
Wolff
Stoddart
Conolly
Bokbara
Europe
British India
Society For the Promotion of Christian Knowledge
Trinity District Church
Gray's Inn-road
Ivine
Doctor
Georgiana Wolff
Grover
Marchioness of
Anglesey
Worthington
Sls
Mesers
Barker
King
Wolf
Marquis of
Georgiana
Boyer
Alexandria
Damietta
Mehemet Ali
Aboukir
Ulemas
Haly Hafagy
Tantah
Ixpian News
East India House
Henry Dickenson
Madras
John Dent
Government School of Design
Somerset House
House of Commons
Guars
Henry Manisty
Honourable Society of Gray's Inn
Tax Natiosa
Commissioners
Nermeer
Westminston
Houses of Lords and Commons
Abbey
Shaftabury Terrace
St. Peter
Dean Street
Great Almonry
Line Almonry
Jeffrey’s Buildings
Cooper-Street
Duck Lane
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
London
Paris
Ladies’ Magazine
Tawell
F. Cox
James Graham
Bennett
Hummums Hotel
Covent Garden
Sun Fire Office
Duke of Bedford
Munpen
Romeny
Meredith
Upper Thames Street
Derby Mill Stream Bridge Disaster Inquest Verdict
Coroner Mr Bryan Balguy resumes the inquiry into the bridge collapse that killed builder Mr James Lines and apprentice Edward Harlow. Witnesses blame improper arch removal, weak piers, and inadequate supervision by the joint committee and engineer. jury returns verdict of a sen timental death and criticizes the lack of competent engineering supervision in Derby.
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Deany
Bryan Balguy
James Lines
Edward Harlow
Harpur
Cooper
Moody
Sirs
Charles Noody
Chapel-street
Stevens
Barrow
Messrs. Evans
Messrs
Haywood
Sims
Carter
Herlowun
S. Harpur
Moods
Sime
John Harlow
Sima
Peach
Derby
Fatal Edinburgh train crash on seven arch bridge
Reports say the Edinburgh Glasgow mail train derailed on a seven arch bridge near Ratro. Engine driver James Blair was fatally injured, another car damaged, and the train reached Glasgow about half an hour late. The cause remains uncertain, with a possible bridge spring arch noted. Blair, an unmarried Glasgow-area man, died two hours after admission to the Edinburgh Infirmary.
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Edinburgh
Glasgow
Ratro
James Blair
Claus
Blair
Caledonian
Ixtexpro
Aden
Anapa
Lloyd's
Lauxen Oy
Liver Pool
Wladimir
Preussiecher Adler
Messrs. Thomas Vernon and Co
Northshore
Russia
Prussia
Nectators
Bury
Bury, Curtis and Co
Curtis
Thamas Vernon and Co
Kennedy and Vernon
New peers added to the French Chamber in Paris
In Paris on April 17 a new royal ordinance expands the Chamber of Peers with M Bertin du Vaux an ex deputy and M Martel a former deputy and wine merchant the Duke de Trevise son of Marshal Mortimer Count de Mornay minister plenipotentiary and archard viscount Hugo among the new appointments. Movements in Algiers report Moorish forces marching and Abd el Kader’s retreat influence. The day’s papers note Guizot’s mild illness and telegraph plans between the Chamber and Tuileries.
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Paris
Sfoniteur
Chamber of Peers
M. Bertin du Vaux
Journal Des Débats
M. Martel
Duke de Trevise
Marshal Mortimer
Fiesch
Louis Philippe
Charles de Mornay
Sweden
Baron Archard
Victor Hugo
L' Algérie
Africa
Tlemcen
Morocco
Abd-el-Kader
Abd-el-Abaman
Har
Algiers
Countess de Sorvilliers
Jo. Buonaperte
Florence
Chamber of Depati
Syers
M. Guizot
Hein
de Guizot
Mr. Guizot
Louis Parrieee
Asp Wis
Tuileries
France
Z'Univers
Europe
M. Duchatel
Interior
Presse
Robert Veel
Aperch
Maynooth College
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Oregon
England
Polk
Department of the North
Courrier de Havre
Soaloo Islands
Borneo
Mindanao
Marquesas
Tahiti
Moniteur
Flgerien
Blidah
Beni Amers
Jlight
Vinois
Sidi Bel Abbey
Goum
Ouled Selimans
Djatiras
Deuar
Medeah
Laghouat
Marey
Hhis
Ouled
Tediy
N. de Saussure
Geneva
NM. de Tracy
Theas
AF. Guizot Head
Nismes
Montpellier
M. Muret de Bord
Journal Des Debats
Chamber of Deputies
Wedtcadey
Iport
Seph Ni
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George the Third
Mr. Pitt
Perceval
Grattan
Lords
Commons
Lord Wellesley
Denning
George the Fourth
Ponsonby
Lord Fingal
Cathulic
I Ireville
Terry
Greville
Leard Grey
Lord
Percever
I & Liverpool
Lord Castlereagh
Canning
House of Lords
Abbot
Lnd
Stellan
Ponscenby
BHP
Plunkett
Burke
W. Scott
Lord Stowell
Duigenan
W. Garrow
C. Wetherell
S “Sjeant Best
Goulburn
Exchequer
J. Nicholl
G. Rose
Jz Ryder
M. Sutton
Canterbury
N. Vansittart
Bexley
C. Yorke
iHuskisson
F. Burdett
W. Pole
Maryborough
Lord Robinson
Ripon
J Abercrombie
Dunfermline
India
China
Marseilles
Marseillea
Vodia
Calcutta
Malta
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Great Liverpool
Notal
Punjaub
Scinde
C. Napiers
Bejar Khan
H. Hardinge
Bengal Harkara
William Napier
Gholab Singh
North-West
Presidency
Thase
Hooghly College
Calcutta Madrissa
Mehamedan College
Caculla
Ferozepure
Affghanistan
Akhbar Khan
Akhbar
Jellalabad
Khyber
Peshawar
Charles Napier
Indus
Coucan
Culonel Outram
Phood Sawant
Goa
Sattara
Wallace
Dwarkanauth Tagore
Dwarkavsath
Bentinck
Goodeve
Dwarkanauth
Burdwan
R. Macdonald Stephenson
Chamber of Commerce
Singapore
Point de Galle
Ceylon
Penang
Waldemar
Prossia
Nepaul
Benares
Persian Gulf
Lhat Overland
Exchange
KC. R.A. R
Bumbersee
Bank of Bengal
Co’sr
Union Bank
Agra Bank
Wee Sen
Calcutta Star
Charles
Charles O
Bejar
Shikarpore
Khanghur
Bundelund
Hunter
Shahpore
Rajhan
Auch
SS Foreign Intelligence
Ministry of the Interior
War Department
NM. Moyano
M. Mon
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