The Royal Etchings case at Vice Chancellor's court
In a detailed 19th century court proceeding, Prince Albert and Queen Victoria’s authorities contest an injunction against Mr Strange over publishing a catalogue describing privately etched works by the royal couple. The defense argues catalogues describe art, not wrongdoing, while the plaintiffs seek to protect private property rights and royal privacy.
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Viez Chaxcerton
Covar
Cyencetlor Knight
Ler Yaksty
Prince Consort
Cogneel
Resse
Ced
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Strange
Anson
Windsor Castle
Mr. White
Fig
Ha Waa
Hia
Ice
Publieter
Russell
Abe
Her
Middleton
Egypties Hall
D ¥ Hite
Streoge
Tudge
Ther
Mauch
Waeren
Majesty
Corfort
Ruzala
Edwin Landecer
Lardseer
Edwin Landseer
Alent
Torre
Timae
Sidney Smith
University of Cacbridge
Sapposseny
Court of Equity
Courts of Equity
Earl Offrandel
University of Oxford
Lef “Pelion
Tuvespar
Serjeant
Falfourd
Duke of Queensbury
Shebless
Clainy
Lord Clarendon
Werren
Millar
Justice Yates
Murray
Buiatag
Lord Byron
Marino Faliero
George Heyter
Fonthill
Beckford
Brown
The Election of Louis Napoleon in Paris and Ireland Trials
Reports from Paris state Louis Napoleon leads Cardignac by a widening margin with strong public enthusiasm and a near certainty of victory as returns show Napoleon leading in several departments. Ireland news notes the true bill against Charles Gavan Duffy and the Lord Lieutenant's memorial response, along with a disturbing poverty report from Southwark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Napoleon
Paris
Prince Louis Napoleon
General Cardignac
Egere
Napoleon
France
MM. Thiers
Emile de Girardin
Molé
Veron
Eloe
Hotel de Vi
Cavaignac
Ledra Rolli
Raspail
Lamsartind
Ireland
Chas
Gavan Duffy
Duwrix
Duffy
Kemmis
Charles Gavan Duffy
Tae Jung Pacxixa
Limerick Chronicle
Hornipre Spectaclern Cosa
Pallasgrean
Herman Benes Rouxp
Carsiex
Cross
Limerick
Waterford
James Howell
Howel
Johnn Ryan
P.L.G
Howe
Ryan
Emigration Movement Debates Birmingham Branch Plan
A Birmingham town hall meeting backed by a London society to promote emigration to Australia. Lord Lyttelton welcomed aims to ease domestic poverty with voluntary aid, while critics warned against costs and moral risks. Speakers described Australia’s fertility, labor demand, and travel arrangements, urging a new local branch and committee to inform and assist potential emigrants.
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London
Birmingham
Lord Lyttelton
Neas
Francis Scott
Australia
Europe
W. Wrottenley
Ciiefly
Lord Mendeville
R. Hodson
Saunders
Adderley
Scholefield
M.P
Biazland
Brewster
Chartista
Brighton trip and a nation of wealth and toil
A vivid sketch of a Brighton visit with crowds at lodging and hotels. The speaker contrasts wealth and prosperity with the toil beneath, noting political canvassing across Whig and Tory lines. An omnibus accident in Strand and a proposed self acting time signal for Railways are reported with technical detail.
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Onsipus
Strand
St. Mary le Strand Church
Regent Street
London and North Western Railway Company
Hutsh
Macready and Forrest clash stirs American theatre crowds
Controversy over alleged enmity between Mr. Macready and Mr. Forrest inflamed U S theatre circles as Forrest accuses Macready of attempts to ruin him in England. Philadelphia Philadelphia press reports note hissing crowds and jeers at Macready performances while Mrs Macready and Macready deny misconduct and threaten legal redress.
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United States
Macready
Forrest
Bigs
England
London
Bia
New York
Bontov
Philadelphia
Hamlet
Edinburgh
Forster
Priraperpois
Public Ledger
Mr. Forrest
Princess's Theatre
Examiner
Ae Ita
Tie
New York Herald
Pennsylvania Inquirer
Arb Street Theatre
Macbeth
Inquest Hears Norah Cocklin Poisoned by Putrid Cheese
The London inquest on nineteen year old Norah Cocklin found death caused by putrid cheese ingested with bread and dairy. Her father and two brothers, who shared lodging, died in the workhouse from similar symptoms after eating the same food, with Dr. Hen Setheby testifying that cheese particles in the stomach were parasitically contaminated. The coroner warned the public against unwholesome foods and noted the cheese likely came from Holland sold at two pence per loaf-like street size.
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Daraprot Desrirorto
Secker
Southwark
Sudds
Surrey Street
Gueal
Tattern
Sudda
Milltery School
Chelsea
Taviatock Street
lIn
Guest
Abell
Guent
England
Ovente Ie
America
France
Republica
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Pruasta
Men
Sheffield
West Riding
Warpresate Porsonisa Rao Eatrsa Puraro
London Hospital
Norah Cocklin
London
Gower Place
Whitechapel
Liddle
Hen Setheby
Hackney Road
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Prince ‘Albert
Lord Palmerston
Exsixneans
Railway Commissioners
Badenoch
Dramwmachter
Dalwhinnie
Duke Horss
Dalwhionie
Perth
Bates
Dalwhinnie Inn
Compecion
Saare
Dalnacardoch
Vale of Athol
Loch Evicht
Dalwinnuie
Loch Bricht
Cis
Mountsing
Serthshire
Tattersall
Dir. Mantz
N.P
Tan Nol
Brighton
Nea
Hyde Park
Saelf
Bedford
Broadcloth
Gancor
Mr. Macready
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