Visit of Queen Victoria to Tamworth Drayton Manor and Birmingham
Royal progress from Windsor to Tamworth Drayton Manor and Birmingham describes reception at Drayton Manor, Tamworth town hall, and Birmingham works. It notes splendid arches, crowds, and royal ceremonies, with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, and details meals, dress, and a day of tours including factories, schools, and gun rooms.
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Prince Albert
Birmingham
Prince
Drayton Manor
Tamworth
Sir Robert Peel
Royal
Mr. Anson
Earl of Warwick
Lawley-street
17Th Lancers
St. Quentin
George Anson
Glass House
Messrs. Bacchus and Sons
Dartmouth-street
Prospect-row
Coleshill Street
Dale-end
Ball-street
Snow-hill
Water-street
G. F
P. H.muntz
Mr. Muntz
Court of Chancery
Mesara
Turner and Betteridge
Constitution Hill
Messrs
Sergeant Brothers
Charlotte-street
Mesers, Elkington and Co
Armfield
Newhall-street
Stempson
Martin Luther
Derby
Her
Queen Victoria's Royal Visit to Lichfield and Tamworth
The Weekly Chronicle reports Queen Victoria and Prince Albert arriving at Lichfield Library with a city reception. A procession formed, crowds cheered as the royal party toured the cathedral and Drayton Manor before continuing toward Tamworth and Chateworth. Directors of the Birmingham and Derby railway pledged to support royal travel with swift service and a prepared route.
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Albert
Windsor
AE Rober Peel
Drayton Manor
Th Palace
Hiegudrda
Lieut
Bolton
Weber
Ies
Uxbridge
Westwood Green
18Th Light Dragoons
Watford
Harefield
Rickmansworth
Croxley Green
Cashiobury Park
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Her
Birmingham Railway Company
Prince
Glyn
Tamworth
Leighton Buzzard
Wolverton
Vantini
Prinese
Reade
Blisworth
Weedon
Victoria
England
Queen
Stretton
Crick
Rugby
Randon
Coventry
Hampton
Derby and Birmingham Railway
O. Mesley
Mr. Letsom
Birmingham
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Tam Worth
Tam- Worth
Tam ‘Worth
Robert Peel
Staffordshire Yeomanry
Drayton
Sir R. Peel
Clarence Terrace
Clarence Road
Chronicle
Lichfield
St. John-street
Bird-street
Staffordshire
Auarter
Chateworth
Birmingham and Derby Railway
Oswald Mosley
Mr. Letsum
Queen's Arrival at Chatsworth Visited Drayton Manor
A levee at Drayton Manor introduced the Queen and Prince to local gentry. The royal party traveled by train from Tamworth to Chatsworth, with enthusiastic crowds greeting them at Derby and Chesterfield. The Duke of Wellington accompanied the royal party to Chatsworth, where celebrations were planned.
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Chatsworth
Drayton Manor
Sir R. Peel
Lady Peel
Earl Talbot
Tamworth
Derby
Chesterfield
Duke of Devonshire
Duke of Wellington
The Duchess of Gloucester and Fashion Notes From London
The Duchess of Gloucester remains frail with daily inquiries from royal family and ministers. King’s circle and guests visited Gloucester House as the Duchess improves. the Kent duchess visited and departed for Frogmore. Also noted are Archdeacon Wilberforce’s cautions against Oxford heresy and fashion trends for December 1843 including pelisses caps bonnets and veils in velvet and cachemetre fabrics.
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Duchess of
Gloucester
Hawkins
Keate
Duke of Cambridge
Gloucester House
Cadlands
Duchess of Kent
Gloucester-house
Frogmore Lodge
Windsor
Wilberforce
Guildford
Reigate
Winchester
John E. Swinburne
Capheaton
Northumberland
R. Duncombe Shafto
London
Paris
la Polonaises
Pardessus
Cachemetre
Pelerine Berthes
Demi Montant
Marie Antoinette
Theorld
Fashion Monthly
of the 3
Losdon
Royal convocation and Russia critique headline
The Moniteur announces the Chamber of Peers and Chamber of Deputies will meet on December 27 1843. Paris reports that Louis Philippe has ordered copies of Custine's Russia in 1839 for all royal libraries, a pointed rebuke to Russia. Ministers urge dockyard Sunday work bans to promote Sabbath observance. Also notes ducal illness, Dupin’s death, and Chinese trade interest.
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Moniteur
Chamber of Peers
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Marquis de Custine
Russia
Nicholas
France
Louis Philippe
Count de Paris
d’Eu
Duke de Nemours
le Siécle
M. Dupin
China
Journal Des Debats
Leipsic
Heitzel and Co
Harkett, Brothers
Bremen
Canton
Algeria
Journal Des Débats
Tunis
M. de Lagan
Jemappes
Legostant de Tromelin
la Goulette
M. Legourant de Tromelin
Alger
Sidy Mahmood
Bardo
M. Legistant de Tromelin
la Patrie
Lord Cowley
Constantinople
M. de Borguenais
Switzerland
Achmet Fethi Pacha
Grand Council of Justice
Hafiz Pacha
Mazloum Bey
Mehemet Ali, Pacha
Egypt
Jahry Salem Bey
Sayd Bey
Sultan Mahmoud
Moniteur Ottoman
Spcari Zade
Sacred College
Pedicini
Micara
Rome
The New Cabinet and Barcelona Siege Reports
A Paris dispatch chronicles Spain's new cabinet with Olozaga as head and notes 6,500 muskets surrendered by Barcelona's free corps. It details General Sanz's breach efforts, capitulation of Barcelona, disarmament of residents, and the ensuing municipal reconstruction amid ongoing hostilities and political intrigue in the region.
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Paris
Maprid
Olozaga
Luzuriaga
Domenech
Interior
Cantero
Serrano
Republion
Barcelona
Bargonne
Perpignan
Sanz
National Guard
Patulea
Peace Party
Figueras
Ametler
Espartero
Malaga
M. Gattier
Two Officials Honored for Conduct During November 1842
Prominent functionaries receive distinctions for their handsome conduct to the Spanish people during the events of November 1842. The awards recognize their conduct amid the political demonstrations and tumult of that period.
Change of ministry in Constantinople and Hafiz Pacha's fall
Letters from Constantinople report a ministry shake up as Hafiz Pacha, head of the council of justice, is dismissed and Ahmet-Fehti-Pacha, sultan’s brother in law, appointed in his stead. The change is hailed by humanitarian voices amid past persecutions of Christians including the Armenian case. The Porte also received news of disorders in Albania and Thessaly.
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Lord Dudley Stuart
Viscount Ranelagh
de Lacy Evans
Joseph Copley
J. A. Smith
M.P
Western Literary Institution
Sablionere Hotel
Leicester Square
Metropolis
Exeter Hall
St. Minprep
Povuurray
St Mildred
Poultry
St. Mary
Colechurch
Payne
John Alexander Teague
Oreuan
Hall of Commerce
Threadneedle-street
J. Soul
J. Cumming
St. Mark’s
Lambeth
The
National Association
High Holborn
Reynolds
Barker
Metropolitan Tailors’ Trade Protection Society
T. Duncombe
Finsbury
Erne
Warde
Ellis
St. Clement's Danes
General Post-Office
Public Service
Her Majesty
Lord Lowther
Maberly
Thomas Feerence
Secretary's Department
Turkey
Constantinople
Council of Justice
Hafiz Pacha
Ahmet-Fehti-Pacha
Friends of Humanity
Porte
Albania
Thessaly
Nelson
Tuckett
Wellington
Auckland
New South Wales
Cook's Straits
Sydney
New Zealand Company
Tux Bowie
Razin Bowie
United States
Texas
Bowie
Alamo
Santa Anna
Natchez
Mississippi
Black
Canada and Ireland arrests and US politics in a transatlantic report
Intelligence from America and Canada covers an Irish forgery case in Limerick, the Ashburton treaty surrender, Canadian political shifts, elections in Hastings, and unrest over the seat of government. Notes aboard Britannia add NY election outlook, tariff views, and stock conditions.
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United States
Canada
Hepburn
New York
Patrick Henry
Liverpool
America
G. Baker
Limerick
Howard's Hotel
Ireland
Ashburton
Murney
Hastings
Baldwin
Charles Metcalfe
Macdonald
Highland Society
Bathuret
Canada East
England
Britannia
Hewitt
Boston
Halifax
Atlantic
Caledonia
Lott
Acadia
Massachusetts
van Buren
Webster
Faneuil Hall
Newark
Kingston
Montreal
Legislative Council
Morris
House of Assembly
Messrs. de Blaquiere
Ferguson
Crooks
Washburn
Sherwood
M‘ray
Dickson
Hamilton
Macanbery
Draper
M‘donald
A. Fraser
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Bonehill
Duke of Rutland
Order of the Garter
Jady Peel
Buccleuch
Miss Paget
Tamworth Station
Prince Edward of
Saxe Weimar
Earl Howe
Countess of Brownlow
Queen Elizabeth
Henry of Richmond
Bosworth
Duke of Gloucester
Elizabeth
Earl of Essex
Drayton Bassett
R. Peel
Queen Victoria
Tame
Anker
Tamwontu
Duchess of Buccleuch
Earl of Jersey
Duke of Buccleuch
Whittington
Foreign Intelligence
Franch
Spain
Gibraltar
Southampton
Wilson
Cadiz
Lisbon
Vigo
Hydra
Tagus
Gibraltar-bay
Pacha
Mr. Leonard
Borham and Cooptes
Robinson
Oporto
E. Turner
Traro
Charles Walsingham Turner
Carthagena
Feluccas
Riminie
Italy
Galignani
New Sours
North Star
Port Essington
Indian Archipelago
Coburg
Arru Islands
Gulf of Carpentaria
North Australia
Java
Banda
Flores
Timor
Manlius
Bombay
Essington
New Zealand
Sydney Herald
Cloudy Bay
Ranpero
Wairoa
the Metropolis