Royal Birth Celebrations Across Britain in 16th Century Style
A long extract recounts royal births and honors from Elizabeth I to James I, detailing gun salutes, flags, and public celebrations. It notes towers, ship salutes at Woolwich and Deptford, and gatherings in the Tower of London with the Duke of Wellington’s punch bowl for toasts. It mentions a Honiton lace baby cap gifted to the Queen, with a £10 gratuity granted in thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippa
Countess of
Maren
Roger
Earl of Maren
Tess of
Cambridge
Richard
Duke of York
Award
Elizabeth
Henry
James the Fourth
Scotland
James
George the
Dward
Duke of Kent
Tax Roya
Elrington
Tower Quay
Dickens
Royal Artillery
Howe
England
White Tower
Lund
Duke of Wellington
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Henry the Fifth
Lon-don-bridge
Woolwich
Deptford
Woolwich-common
Chatham
Medway
Sarah Fayler
Aylesbeare
H. W. Marker
Sheridan Knowles
Wilton Brown
Earl of Byerdale
Laura Gaveston
Wilton
Brown
Green
Lord Sherboukne
St James’s Park
Lord Sherbrooke
Laura
Duke of Gaveston
George Barkley
the Green Dragon
William of Nassau
William the Third
Sir George
Colonel Green
the Boyne
William
Lord Falkland
Byerdale
Lady Laure
Gaveston
Lord Byerdale
Agawan
Macready
Ryder
Anderson
Miss Faucit
Leura
Hudson
Phelps
Old St. James's Park
Covent Ganpex
Bunn
Madame Garcia
Princess's
la Sonnambula
Covent-garden
Madame de Beorta
Anp Stauprol
Europe
Her Majesty's Theatre
Norma
Kemble
Grisi
Pollio
Adrigiso
Pullio
Staudigt
Stouteagle
Earl King
Stellan
Annual Baptist Missionary Society meeting in Exeter Hall
The Baptist Missionary Society held its annual meeting at Exeter Hall with J S Phillips in the chair. Ministers and overseas workers from Africa Jamaica and Leicester attended. The report cited rising scripture publication and finances with Jubilee funds and Jamaica sending its own missionary, amid discussion of constitutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johany McBrine
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Troom
Exeter
J. S. Phillips
Melksham
J. Merrick
Jamaica
J. P. Mursell
Leicester
C. M. Birrell
Liverpool
J. Angas
India
Africa
British Isles
James Edwards
Nottingham
Africas
Dasaprut
Sunderland
William Ferry
Monkwearmonth
Ferry
J. M. Favell
Daorham Assizes
Licarsmc
Richardson
Stamford
Table Bay
Port Natal
Yennel
Theatre Royal Druryl
Andie
George Wilson
League
County of
Lancaster
Shaw
Ewart
J. Bright
Anti-Coun
Lay League
Camden-Town
T. Hall
Stucley-terrace
Henan
London Hospital
Salisbury
Bouverie
Longory Castle
Salisury
Brodie
Bames Texnet
Yarmouth and
Norwich
Puntwick
Bene Gills
Earl of Rosebery
Welieve
Berdham
Cockerill
Norwich Mercury
Edinburgh
68Th Regiment
Fretent
Halberts
Aeurgeon
Perth
Haitian Revolution Report From Port au Prince 1914
The Herald arrives with 38 days of mail as Haitian forces under Herald Riviera and Lazarre approach Port au Prince. A moral revolution promises respect for property and person with a provisional government formed and a 25 member committee to maintain order. Captured officials jailed. ex president Beyer oversaw departure preparations. albatross and other ships observed. crops described as abundant. Horses and troops enter Port au Prince as cavalry and infantry accompany citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exparsa Yaon Fatmoura
Fatmeura
Herald
Hamburg
Port-au, Prince
Riviera
Lazarre
Port-au-Prince
Hayti
Europe
Hereld
J. B. Inginac
Haiti
A. B. Ardonia
Cayes
J. J. St. Victor Poil
T. M. Borgella
J. B. Riche
M. T. Villevaleix
National Guard
Beyer
Port- au-Prince
A. Brouard
J. B. Courty
P. Jeanton
Paret
Merlet
E. Nau
L. Lilavois
C. Imbert
Pilia
L'Amitieras
J. Paul
J. Dieudonne
Jacmex
Charles Alerte
Port-au- Prince
Albatross
Funeral plans unfold for the Duke of Sussex in Kensal Green
Royal authorities outline cautious arrangements for the late Duke of Sussex. Public viewings postponed until after his funeral. Windsor and Kensington details emphasize privacy. Post mortem results noted reveal arteries and liver conditions, with a Kensal Green burial chosen per his will and etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Royal Highness
the Late
Duke of Sussex
House of Peers
William Frederick Chambers
Henry Holland
Benjamin C. Brodie
Robert Keate
John Doratt
John Nussey
Behnes
Nussey
Mr. du Pasquier
Earl Delawarr
Kensington Palace
Sir John Doratt
Kensal-green
London
Kensal Green
Croft
Windsor
Cardinal Wolsey
St. George
Count A. von Schulenburg
Duchess of
Roye
Eurl Delawarr
William Martins
Walker
Cumberland Gate
Edgeware-road
Palace-Avenue
Beyswater-road
Queens In Bags Lion-lane
Harrow-road
Aheisin
Kensington
Palace
High-street
Chiréh
Races and betting notes from Tattersalls and Chester meet
Sporting Intelligence reports a Tattersalls Monday session with few bets as many key operators left for Bath and Chester. Chester races featured General Pollock and Millepede wins, plus Millepede odds and multiple heats. Bath and Bristol races list Bramble, Queen of the Gipsies, and other stakes winners with detailed betting. Also covered are an overfilled crowd, a deadly accident rescue, a hunting stud sale, and Brighton dragoons racing incidents with casualties and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Chronicle
Royal Roman Eagles
Millepede
General Pollock
Queen of Trump
Epzom
Cemes
Milleped
Fireaway
Jamie Forest
Wakefield
Jamie Foreat
Millepeds
Craven
Chester
Mr. Mostyn
Marlow
Sir R. Bulkeley
Jemima
Lord Westminster
Pantaloon
Mr. Weynard
Bumby
Lord Eglinton
Sir C. Monk
Galanthus
Lord Chesterfield
Darling
Mr. D. Cauke
Jereed
Auckland
Templeman
Mr. Benbaum
Fair Charlotte
Mr. Finnch
Arthur
D. Cooke
Yue Creater
Bath
Bristol
Turspay
Lord G. Bentiock
Bramble
Rogers
Mr. J. Day
Emilius
Kate Kearney
Sat Mb
G. Ongley
Mr. Cullen
Mr. Braithwaite
Courage
Mr. Henderson
Dr. Wind
Fanny
Mr. Rawlinson
Charming Kate
Calloway
Lord G. Bentinck
Mr. Hewett
Mr. Wreford
Victoria
Duke of Richmond
Leget
Mr. Saddler
Bellissima
Mr. W. Smith
Greenfinch
Mr. Gregory
Una
Mr. Biggins
Pompey
Collina
Rochester
J. Brown
E. V. Fox
Sloane
Robin
Stap
Mr. Fox
de Drunbeard
Mr. Hewit
the Tigress
Mr. Rogers
Fatral
Baker
Queen’s Head
Poplar
James Freeman
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Erith
Blackwall
Daarr
Rosstrx
Tattersall's
Ear
Ascot
Lord Maidstone
H. Pierrepont
Hayden
Hack), Knocked Down At 100 Guineas; Sweetmeat, 79 Ditta; Sugarplum
Pledge
Bay Surrey
Blueskin
Barnaby
Liverpool
Melton
Tom Bowling
Twilight
Mr. Godwin
Brighton
Duke and Duchess of Argyll
Emma Campbell
Lord Besborough
Lord de Manley
Augustus d’Este
Brown
White
Daly
Swaine
Piccadilly
Afr
Hade
Mr. Hade
Drs. Plummer
Lawrence
Mr. Hyde
Colonel Daly
Rainbow
Mr. Mupin
Big
Duke
Lord G. Paget
Fry
Belvidere Lake
Wearmeath
Dublin
Lincoran Cracumetaxce
W. B. Cooke
Wheatlay-park
Doncaster Chronicle
Official Finance Documents and Global Dispatches Reported
The Gazette publishes two finance ministry documents detailing Calatrava’s orders to fund the half year interest on New Three per Cents using 10,000,000 reals from Rothschilds and guidance on depots for goods in transit to colonies. The report also notes state market evidence, international telegrams, and political unrest in Belgrade with Prince Alexander visiting Shabatz, plus various local incidents and notices from Inverness to Bath and Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soiuy
Getrecedinary Express
Maparo
Ministry of Finance
M. Calatrava
Rothschild
London
Generos Prohibidos
Congress
Universal Gazette
Belgrade
Alexander
Servia
Shabacz
Paris
de la Place
Rouen
Havre
Madrid
Foreign Office
Stratford Canning
Russia
Constantinople
Jiord Aberdeen
Monivicent Guirr
Warneford
Gloucester
Bristol
Hellingly
Sussex
Radcliffe Lunatic Asylum
Justice Coleridge
Henry Bedford
Brunawick-street
Hackney-road
Loch Ness
Cottertown
Duncan
Templehouse
Inverness Courier
Henry Friedburg
Kalish
Poland
Binegar
Somerset
Bath and Wells
James Mules
W. Batchellor
Lavinia Gore
Clifton
Hector Gillanders
Hugh Innes Cameron
Dingwall
Maryborough
Conan
May
Ha Hax
Fracaz Seavayts
Merabera and Friends
Hatton-garden
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É&O
Miss Rainforth
Adelgisa
Harrison
Police
Soaks Peak Society
Shakspere Society
Royal Society of Literature
Marquis of
Amyett
Peter Cunningham
Collier
Shakepere
Shakspere
Towlins
British Museum
Bodleian
Trinity College
Charles Dickens
P. Cooper
Robinson
Sturch
Major Clarke
Duke of Devonshire
Conningham
Tomling
Marquis Conyngham
Marquis of Normandy
Major S. Clark
Lancelot Sharpe
Deputy Corney
Q.C
W. Harness
Milman
Craik
J. Oxenford
Prussia
M. Meyerbeer
Rushton
Theatre Royal
W. J. Hammond
Wilkins
Theatre Royale
Woon
Witliam Lexnox
York Courant
Mrs. Wood
Mr. Wood
William Lennox
Sisterhood
Lord William Lennox
Wakefield Journal
Fork Courant
Joseph Wood
Woolleymoor
Sixcuian AccipEnt
Mr. Harrington
Long Tom Coffin
Harrington
Barnett
America
Berkshire Chronicle
Her Majesty's Plate
Mr. D. Cooke
Marquis of Westminster
C. Monck
Cradock
Harcourt
Armagill
Miltown
Kensington. Palace
Seanibeeeanont
Windsor-castle
Round Tower
St. George's Chapel
St. John
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Dinorben
Col
Tyuta
Mr. Walker
F Madlie
Augusta D'Este
South Street
Thomas Moore
Royal Artillery Company
Peel Privy Council
Susarx
Gentleman's Magazine
Prince Augustus Frederick
Augusta Murray
Italy
St. George's Church
Hanover-square
Augustus Frederick
Auguste Murray
Frederick
Thynne
George Jri
Doctors’ Commons
Sporting Intelligence
New Brighton
Gaper
Rosalie
Cotherstone
Sir G. Heathcote
Chester Ua
Corsair
Ray Middleton
Harris
Vitula
Elis
G. S. Bateman
Navy
Hampshire Telegraph
Emall
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