Death of Lord Hill reviewed in Shropshire obsequies
Obituary recounts Lord Hill born 1770s, served in 90th and 95th regiments, and commanded in Egypt, Iberia, and Waterloo. Highlights include his bravery at Almarez and Arroyo, tokens from towns, and his rise to Baron Hawkstone and governor of Blackness Castle. Funeral plans in Shrewsbury, with political note on successor and local honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grdwicke Grange
Hi Ibhip
John Hill, Bart
Mkrstone
Mary
John Chambre
Petton
Shropshire
Acavnv
Strasburg
Rena Hill
Germany
France
Holand
Hill
Edinburgh
Scotland
Cape Broughton
Sir Johnshton
Leutenant
Francis Drake
Toulon
Aida de Camp
Lord Mulgrave
O'Hara
David Dundas
Snow
Slater
90Th
Gibraltar
Dock
Lord Hill
R. Wilson
Lord Keith
Egypt
Ireland
Till
Cork
Galway
Ferfar
Dublin
Cove
England
Sir John Moore
Gsneral Hill
Corunna
Plymouth
Coffre
3D Garritation
Ardwicke Grange
Shickard Hill, Bart
Eof
York
Penin
Talavera
Arroyo de Molino
Prince d
Perceval
Estremadura
Minch
Pian
Blackness-castle
Am Hill
Berwick
Shrewsbury
General Hill
Almarez Hawkstone
Paris
Hawkstone
Drapers Company
Corporation of
London
Birmingham
Chester
Whitchurch, Drayton, Ellesmere, &c
Bonaparte
Elba
Netherlands
Waterloo
Sir R. Hill
Clement
Suury
Rowland Lord Hill
Nad Ae
G.C.B
Portugal
Delaware
Rolando
Almarez
Popilares
Municipio
Salopiensi
Moon
Anance
M Dee
Rolein
Vimiera
Douro
Lavelle
Arroyo del Molino
Vittoria
Pyre
Pee Hillette
Orthez
Aire
Tarbus
Toulouse
Visalm
Wem
Whitchurch
Market Drayton
Prees
Hodnet, &c
Frida
Hadnal
Hardwicke
Rowland Hill
Viscount Clive
Fragmentary notes hint at river, car, and engine references
The readable text fragments mention a river setting, a car and engine components, a brown item, and various numbers. No coherent event or named entities emerge to form a clear news item or outcome.
Russia And The Russians In Kohl’s New Volume
The second volume of J G Kohl’s Russia offers vivid descriptions of Moscow and Petersburg life. The piece highlights Russian festive customs during Easter, ice hills, sledges, tea and nuts venders, and the bustling Admiralty Place scene, noting local amusements and daily life in a lively foreign-visitor voice.
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Russia
J. G. Kohl
London
Henry Colburn
Kohl
Admiralty Place
Petersburg
Massidnitza
Katseheli
Crentlemen
Basel
Ukraine
Bento
Easter Embraces in Petersburg and Imperial Frost Power
The piece depicts Easter customs in Petersburg with mass kissing among civilians and officials, detailing how the emperor and court partake in hearty embraces. It then shifts to a winter narrative about Emperor Paul reviving trees in an icy city through meticulous care, symbolizing power over nature and the environment.
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Paul
Winter Palace
Dusting a Royal Garden and Easter Eggs in Petersburg
The piece begins with a detailed scene of Zarskoje Selo gardens tended by an aged officer and hundreds of soldiers, polishing every leaf and pebble. It shifts to extraordinary Easter egg customs in Russia, describing shops, royal gifts, wax figures, glass and porcelain eggs, and lavish handicrafts in Petersburg. It concludes with Africa New Zealand notes on emigration costs, cabin versus intermediate berths, and proposals to expand banking support in the colony.
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London
Algoa Bay
Christopher
Cape
Great Britain
England
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
New South Wales
van Dieinan's Island
Swan River
India
Mauritius
Agulhas Bank
Newfoundland
Kopland
Yorkswine Matis Rv
Ter
Hull
Manchester
Iiemburg
Friere
Lancashire
Messrs
Gill and Higgs
King’s College Hospital
Carey-street
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Mary Ann Hugdon
Great Wild-street
Drury-lane
Godfrey
Jardine
Drury Lane
Pennyworth
Sawer
James Russell
W. H. Sawer
Zarskoje Sselo
Moscow
Petersburg
Christ
Bret
Fust
Imperial Palace
Black Sea
Petersburg Porcelain Manufactory
Pastebo
New Zealan
Portrotte
No. V
H. G. Cnararay
Smith, Elder, and Co
Chapman
Joseph Somes
Gina
Aecaland Company
Phoebe
Inter
Portfilio
Arthur S. Hurroyd
Australia
Union Bank of Australia
Wellington
Nelson
New Plymouth
Auckland
Bay of Islands
Colony of
Native Ingenuity as Russians Craft Panes and Palms
A vivid vignette on Russian artificing indoors and outdoors, detailing servants and retirees creating intricate wooden and straw models of a peasant yard, a complete frigate on a head, and church architectures with cupolas and crosses. Palm branches for festival gifts gleam with gold angels and silver leaves while hollow fruits hide costly gifts.
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Sallier
Russia
Jerusalem
Kissing For The Million In Easter Russia
The article describes widespread kissing during Easter in the Russian monarchy. It notes that every family member greets each other with kisses and that acquaintances exchange kisses upon meeting, illustrating the ritual’s scale and social reach during the festivities.
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Maxim
Christ
Petersburg
la Corps
Civil Department
Aid
Haster
Chriatoha
Christohs Weskress
Jefim Stephnowitsch
Christ Is Risen
Eupheme
Stephen
Mohamed & Paradise
Controversy Over Advertising Practices and Yorkshire Election Expenses
In Bristol Gazette a critique rails against gratuitous advertising and publishers seeking newspaper proprietors for promotion at high cost. The Fork Courant reports Leeds accounts on Miss Rhodes of Wakefield’s Strafford Arms hotel charging 2170 pounds for 8000 brandy glasses during the registrar election. Hogdson and Lascelles expenses cited. both sides advancing bills with little complaint on deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Gazette
Yorkshire
Leeds
Rhodes
Strafford’s Arms
Wakefield
Arthur Lascelles
Miss Rhodes
Hodgson
Lascelles
Fork Courant
Prolonged Parliament Proclaims Feburary Prorogation
The royal proclamation announces a further prorogation of Parliament from February 2 next, with assembly on that date for dispatch of urgent affairs. It directs attendance at Westminster by Lords Spiritual and Temporal, knights, citizens, burgesses, and shires commissioners. Also included are comments on free trade and corn laws amid public agitation.
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London Gazette
Tag Queeen
Victoria R
Privy Council
Kingdom
Great Britain
House of Commons
Westminster
Windsor
Common Council
St. Thomas's Day
Farringdon
Court of Common Council
Wig City
Dean
Tucker
Cheapside
Glasgow Anti-Corn. Law Association
Cobden
Glasgow
Savage
Lord Rawcliffe
Bunny
Fie
Bunny and Bradmore Association
Lord Ranclife
Notts
Chillingworth
Queen Lanes
Highworth
Wheatley
Whatton-in-the- Vale
Birkenhead
Whalley
Liverpool Mercury
Steeple Craydon
J. D. Jarvis
Tatham
Lincoln College
Osford
Jarvis
Ar. Ruvius
Harry Verney
Coury
St. Luke's
Burton Prep Press
Lambeth Chartists
Britannia Tavern
Waterloo Road
Friends of Reform
Birmingham
J. Daws
Noteworthy Nottingham Meeting Backs Anti Corn Law Repeal
Merchants and manufacturers from Nottingham Derby and Leicester gathered in Friar Lane Nottingham to endorse the Anti-Corn Law League and pledge funds for repeal efforts. Leaders spoke on trade distress long leases and the need for durable tenant protections, while contributions approached £1000 with expectation of doubling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrincham
Nottingham
Leicester
Derby
Friar Lane
Langlilie
Alderman Frearson
J. Heard
William Biggs
W. Biggs
R. Cobden
T. Wakefield
Anti-Corn Law League
Johnson
J. Bright
Rochdale
S. Bean, Esq
E. Strutt
Esq
Mr. Harris
Bir
Biggs
G. Bradley
C. Paget
Boden and Morley
Messrs. Hollins
Foster and Stevenson
Tring Agricultural Association
George Carrington
Berks
Aylesbury
Carrington
Lord Leicester
Coke
Norfolk
Carington
Metropolis
Glasgow
Glasgow Chronicle
Kidd
Heaguc
Walter Buchanan
Buchanan
Europe
America
Duke of Buckingham
Friarlane
Anti-Cornlaw League
Quarterly Review
Anti Cornclaw League
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Spain
Tagus
Boyle Sherer
Corps of
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Hougoumont
la Haye Sainte
Braine
Merke
Nivelle
Napoleon
Gemappe
Adam
Horse-Guards
Rufane Donkin
Rowland Hill, Bart
Oncuf
WaBt
Tween Bank
Eadful
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