Mourning rites for Duke of Sussex at Kensington Palace
The article details the state funeral arrangements for Prince Henry, the Duke of Sussex, including the list of attending nobility and royal households. It describes the lying in state scheduled for Kensington Palace, the arrangement of state apartments, and the three coffins prepared for the procession. It notes the shell remains moved to Kensington, the coffins’ materials and decorative features, and the sealing process performed by government workers. It also covers mourning requirements for army officers and navy personnel and records the Freemasons Grand Lodge mourning observance with attendance by notable members.
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Jane
Kensington
Queen’s-road
Persod
Sussex
Kensal-preen
Duke of
Earl of Liverpool
Steward
Earl of
Jersey
Snarshal
Lord Charles Wellesley
Marabal
Royal
Prince Albert
Sir George Cooper
Duchess of Kent
Samuel G. Higgson
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Cambridge
Claressieux
Norroy
Windsor
Richmond
York
Kensington Palace
W. Banting
St James’s Street
Mensington Gardens
Clarke
Roye
Horee-guards
Duke of Sussex
Duke of Wellington
Joax Macnoxarp
Admiralty
Fleat
Marines
Sipley
Freemacons
Marons
England
Earl of Zetland
M. W
Lord Zetland
Grand Lodge
Earle Zetland
Howe
Ingestrio
Worsley
H. Fitzroy
Baillie
Tynte
Moore
Granville
Crucefix
Dobie
Shaw
Harmer
Acklam
Wy. M. Grand Steward’s Lodge
Law case on Granville piracy and Bath handbook dispute
In a bill by Henry Colburn against Samuel Simms and Sons with Dr. Augustus Granville and publishers Tilt and Bogue, the court refused delivery up of unsold copies for piracy grounds but preserved an injunction on further publication. Costs were allocated between parties with possible further inquiry on preprinting notice.
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Monnar
Connax
Sianaamp
James Wigram
Henry Colburn
Samuel Simms
Bath
Granville
The
Sons of England
Colburn
England
Messrs
Simms and Green
Simms
Green
Tilt
Bogue
London
Simms and Son
Dr. Granville
Romilly
Mr. Temple
Fraser
Newgate
Panx Paracnens
Frederick Grosjean
Oxford Street
Regentstreet
Regent’s Park
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
William Moore
Cambridge-gate
John Kelly
Rawlinson
Marlborough Strext
Thomas Seymour
Queens Street
Extraon Pixany Coxpact
George Dundas Lowndes
Maltby
Westminster
Wontner
Justice Maule
Lowndes
William Wright
Henry Wright
Sophia Wallin
Willises Wright
Omstius
Edwin Beck
Chelsea
John Hill
No. 10
Poland Street
Kensington
Strand
Sloane Street
Forbes
Burrell
Hill
Clereenwele
Richard Drewett
Combe
William Hottam
York Street
Bryanetone-square
Humphreys
Hodson
Hadson
William
Hodgson
East Basnet
Sir William
Langridge
Bagnigge-wells-road
Sir William Beaumont Hotta, Bart
Ashby-de-le- Zouch
Wickhamstead
Hertfordshire
Marquis of Hastings
Atable
Mr. Langridge
Mr. Humphreys
Leicestershire
Wickhem
Mr. Combe
Dorsetshire
Oxfordshire
Bishop's Farm
Magpie
Hounslow
Sir Williams
Wickhemstead
Sir William Hottam
Aeene
Police Reports From Mansion House Parish London Trials
Mary Thompson alias Holloway alias Depre faces further examination over alleged theft of a four year old boy named Samuel. Lord Mayor questions reveal contradictions and suspected kidnapping while witnesses from the Houseless Poor society describe alleged cruelty and a possible other mother. Remand ordered for full inquiry amid testimony from Bowie's team and clergymen.
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Mansion House
Altresp Camp Stantine
Mary Thompson
Jane Holloway
Louisa Jane Mary Depre
Edwards
Society For the Relief of the Houseless Poor
Bowie
Samuel
Thompson
Awa
Holloway
Payne
Institution of the Houseless Poor
Gee
Goodwin
Union
Osborne
Aldis
Wayne
Chichester
Gentleman
Marylebone
Biata
Phebe _Bryning
Jane Deleny
Roach
Aldenham-street
Somerstown
Phoenix Street
Shaw
Gloucestershire Crown Seizes French Glove Makers’ Assets
A crown action in the Sheriffs Court sought to confirm crown power after a French glove manufacturer, with an Old Jewry address, was found liable for customs fraud. The jury delivered verdicts for the crown totaling £40 and £27 17s 1d, with assets seized including counters wine racks bottles and inkstands valued at £40 and cash £27 17s 1d.
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Shoondarihs
Torsvar
Kowanp Vipkin
Grenoble
France
Nola
Bullock
Commissioners of the Customs
G. E. Wilmot
Mace of the Customs
Old Jewry
M. E. Pereira
Crosby
Skinner-street
James Sry
Messrs. Smith, Payne, Smith, and Co
Murder fears sweep old Stockton town amid blood clues
In Stockton near Tees on a Thursday crowd fears a foul murder after grocer Mr Whorston found walls and floor spattered with blood and hair. Two women and a man in a house near a brothel are detained as police and doctors investigate while a missing man’s ship Lavinia sets sail, his belongings left behind.
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Thames
Alfred Sulter
Henry Bosher
Broderip
Ann Moray
Stepney Causeway
George Moray
Bosher
William Long
Miss Moray
Isabella Storey
Salter
Afiss Moray
Cuaroz Oy Munosi
Guiseppe Azzorpardi
Malta
Rosa Sluyk
Smyrna
Hayward
Maule
Treasury
Sluyk
Secretary of State
Symons
Plymouth
Caledonia
Broderic
Mr. Evans
Mr. Broderip
England
Svapedtep Murpza
Mypp Lessonoven
Stockton-on - Tees
Whorston
Stockton-street
Ord
Elliott
Lavinia
Toree Livss
John Maginniss
Tolnavin
Redcastle
Donegal
J. M. Staples
Moville
J.P
Lucius Carey
Derry Journal
Monmouth
Morxottn
Chepstow
Mary Moxley
Edward Rees
Ourder
Monmouth Assizes
Barret
Kent Street
Union
Charles Broughton
Kent-street
Carter
Newington Church
Ann Currall
Daniel Wren
Duffir
Wren
Arties
Experimental Trip of the Aerial Machine
An account of an early airship trial near Gow describes Professor Geolls using a Henson‑style craft. The craft rose to about three miles, suffered engine vacuum and valve failures, toppled, and the tester survived with injuries. Contemporaries label the tale a hoax and humbug, noting the failure of the experiment.
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Gow
Henson
Geolls
Forsignes
Geolia
Eusuestion
Glasgow
Rasael
Mont Blanc
Humel
St.Petersburg
Ayrshire
Dumbuck
Ailsa Craig
Thos
Tam
Lays of the Mysterious and Comic Fragments
A wartime style paragraph blends poems and notices as joshing satire. It cites the Morning Post and Punch references about nettle tops as table vegetables and a character Jenkins advocating opera pit etiquette. The piece mixes mock verse with social wit and urban mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Aleadstolen Jenkins
Ossianic Fragment and Fashionable Gossip
A fragment from Punch's Ossian scene depicts M Fi n and allies in a dramatic battle for Erin, with vivid motions and cries of warriors, while Fashionable Intelligence notes Eliza Snooke’s social rise and other light items, including Mr Widdecomb’s breakfast with the Wandering Jew.
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Eliza Snooke
Snooks
la Belle Eliza
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