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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 01, 1846

Page

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Prince Albert Opens Liverpool Dock Amid Festive Pageantry

Prince Albert's Liverpool visit featured a grand dock opening with royal procession through Islington, Lime Street, and Lord Street. The mayor presented an elaborately engrossed address, the Fairy yacht toured the Mersey, and the Albert Dock luncheon served 900 guests as crowds marveled at sails, banners, and riverine spectacle.

Prince Albert Bristol North Liverpool Prince London Louston Birmingham Bury Eigir. Bruyere St. Anne’s Street Meyor Town Hall St. Anne-street Islington Durgesses Mersey Eaid Borough Br. Diswore Bold Street Civic Palace Waterstreet Egremont Pier Birkenhead Caledonian Royel City of Dublin Company Royal Royal Mersey Yacht Squadron Redwing William Fisher Rock Fort Sloyne Ireland Scotland St. George's Cross England Lynn Waterloo Hotel Devouxshire Duke of Devonshire Constantinople St. Petersburgh Russia Joux Russert Cobden George Phillips Octavius Cooke Ward and Co Wa. Ewart Oxford Star Hotel City of Thames Berlin Prince Henry Prussia Fuscrat William RussEin Chenies Bedford Buckinghamshire Duks of Bedford Marquess of Tavistock John Russell Edward Russell Earl Delawarr Robert Grosvenor Albion Hall Hammersmith Francis Hastings Doyle Her Majesty's Customs William Boothby the Revenue United Kingdom Brox Axd Weratsaine Etonians Pocock Lambeth Westminsters Noulton Westminster H. A. Barker W. M. Parratt H. V. Williams R. W.H. Smart C. F. L. West P. M. Robertson C. S. Upperton W. G. Rich R. Burton Eton Marehall Bernes Thomson Miller Luttrell Buller Bagshawe Barnes Markham Seatie C. Selwyn Putney-bridge Barker Mortlake Surrey Westminster Party Hammersmith Bridge Weatminsters Duchess of Kent Duchess of Orleans Grand Duke of Q. Albert Albert Duchess of Gloucester Prin of Wales Duke of Cambridge Alice Prince George of Cambri Princess Sophia Grand Duchessenburgh Strelitz Serané Prince of Edward Howard Marquis of Abercorn Lord Byron Prince Consort Archbishop of Canterbury Norwich Duchess of Cambridge Lyttelton Royal Household

The Split between Ola and Young Ireland

A chaotic Dublin gathering chronicles the withdrawal of Smith O'Brien and the Young Ireland party from the association. Dissent erupts over support for physical force with Meagher’s fiery speech prompting expulsions, adjournments, and a pledged return to debate as O'Connell advocates reconciliation and peaceful tactics.

MR. Smith O'Brien Young Ireland Party Duntix London Ray Association Nation Dublin Ireland Brady Daniel O'Consett T.M. Ray Eng O'Brien O'Connell Kilrush Daniel O'Connell Hir England Jance Belgium Greece Heur Mr. O'Brien Bers J. O'Connell Lord Ebrington Dungarvan Dundalk Clonme O'Gree Mr. Grattan M.P J. Reilly Reilly Grattan Mr. Reilly Smith O'Brien Mr. O'Connell J O'Connell Ceuteman Patrick Costellos Mr. Costelloe Costelloe J. O'Connall Treland Mrs. Ray Mr. Steele W. S. O'Brien M-P T. Steele J. A. O'Niel Mitchel Meagher C. Gavin Duffy Smith D. O'Connell Jun Snd Brodrick Mr. Maguire Doctor Cannon Captain Brodrick Mr. Meagher Canon Costellos Cannon O’brien C. Gavin Dully Old Ireland Traversers Duffy Volunteers Mr. Duffy France America Monsieur Ledru Rollin Mr. Daffy Mitchell Kilkenny Bethulia Mr. Hopkins Torspruck Atlantic Chamber of Deputies Eziat Mr. Meagher Caase Callaon Mr. Stevie John O’connell John O'Connell Trish Bryan (Raheny Devin Reilly Repeal Mr. J. O'Connell J. A. O'Neill

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