Court and Fashion Notes From St Cloud to Paris Society
Royal progress and diplomatic moves are traced from Amiens to the Isle of Wight with mentions of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Notices include foundation plans for a Birmingham institute, invitations declined, and social signals from Paris dealers and foreign nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Hmnperor
Amiens
Aarens
Iris
Midland Institute
Birminghwny
Scotsaven
Cliftow
Countess Persigny
Albertgate House
Isle of Wight
Lord John Scott
Berwick
Baltic
Sweaborg
Cronstadt
Earl of
Dalkeith
Gage
Wauchope
Niddry
Burt
Montijo
Duchess of
Alba
Paris
Gudin
Tts
Louise
Prussia
Baden
M. Dupin
Sen
Madame Girardin
Dumas
Monte Christo
Fle
Sam
Poictiers
Alexander Dumas
T. B. Macaulay
Philosophical Institution
Edinburgh
Aberelliot
Kye Cain
Routin
Carlisle
Ignis Fatuus
Hellman
Entomological Society
Westwood
Mexico
Horticultural Society
Philadelphia
British Museum
Napoleon Bonaparte
Europe
Elba
Queen Victoria Honors French Boulevards in Grand Procession
A Tuesday scene on the Paris Boulevards shows Queen Victoria riding past crowds amid elaborate decorations. English and French flags fly from houses, posts, and arches, with banners honoring Alma Bomarsund Balaklava Inker man Sveaborg Traktir. The display includes a vast opera arch, theater facades, and numerous tributes as the cortege progresses toward the Madeleine and Bois de Boulogne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard de Strasbourg
Boulevard St. Denis
City of Arts
Porte St. Denis
le Neuviéme Bataillon de la Garde Nationale
la Reine Victoria
France
England
London
Rue Rougemont
le Comptoir d’Escompte de Paris
d’Ambusson
Théatre Des Variétés
God Save the Queen
Rue Vivienne
Agens de Charige
A.S. M. la Rein Victoria
A. S. A. R. le Prince Albert
A.S. M
Impératrice
A. S. M. Napoléon Tit
Tribunals of Commerce
Paris
Rue
Richelieu
Rue Lepelletier
Opera
MM. Combon
Thierry
Comique
Cercle Des Chemins de Fer
The
Madeleine
Rue Royale
Bataillon de la Garde Nationale
Minister of
Sardaigne
AS. M. ’Impératrice
Empereur
la Reine d'Angleterre
le Prince Albert
Champs Elysées
Barriére de Etoile
Prince Albert
Arc de Triomphe
Boulevard de l’Impératrice
Place ‘de l’Etoile
Bois de Boulogne
Bois-de Bologne
Les Cantonniers de la Commune de
Long Street
Elopement of a Westmorland Lady and a Farmer’s Son
A young heiress defies family guardianship in Westmorland Cumberland by eloping with a farmer’s son. They secretly flee to Gretna after a dramatic railway and sea-hopping chase from Birkenhead to Liverpool, then Scotland, aided by her lover and a friend. The brother pursues but fails. the couple ends married and insecurity resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakspeare
Carlisle
Westmoreland
Cumberland
Gretna
Crass Ll
Birkenhead
Durance Vile
Liverpool
Father Neptune
Scotland
Birkehead
Brave Sergeant’s Victories and Wounds in Crimea Return
Thomas Everett of Brentwood, veteran of the 7th Fusiliers with 22 years service, returns home to Brook Street South Weald scarred by five wounds and an lost eye. He recalls shaking hands with Queen Victoria at Portsmouth, Nightingale’s and Taylor’s favors, and Stanley sending his pay to Halifax. He details injuries at Alma and a Bayonet wound, feigning death for sixteen hours to free comrades in Sebastopol, where he shot a guard to release prisoners and guided them to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tntente Cordiale
Palace “of Industry
Luna
Bonaparte
Elba
Filba
Sungoic
Bombardi
Bertrand
Fire
Allah
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Norway
Isidore Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire
John Bull
Pliny
India
Egypt
Paris
Aair
Penza
Odéon
M. Didon
Brussels
David Brewster
R. Ferguson
M.P
F. Stephens
Viscount Elmley
Conolly
William Gilbert
Rugby
Gilbert
Crimea
King’s College and University
Aberdeen
John Smith
Glasgow Examiner
Duke of Newcastle
Bentinck
Cathcart’s
M. Kossuth
Ventnor
Count Crotti
Piedmont
Prince Albert
Odessa
Nicolajedf
Cherson
France
Sonorer
Sebastopol