RooM IX THE COUNTRY. A poem and notes from Medine era
A long poem dreamily envisions a sunlit room with white shafts of morning, a trellised window, jasmine, rose trees, and a beloved companion. The scene blends domestic comfort, art, and nature, then shifts to a brief 19th century vignette on constables, and concludes with short notes on the comet seen near Medine del Campos and a parliamentary clerks' payroll report.
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Ani Danby
Ajai
Lwerki
Culburn's New Monthly
Medine del Campos
Visit by Queen and Prince Albert to the Belgians at Westminster Hall
A Royal visit marked by the Queen and Prince Consort touring the Westminster Hall exhibition of art works. The party, including the King and Queen of the Belgians, viewed the displays, awarded prizes, and praised works such as Paton’s Spirit of Religion and Severn’s Baptism of King Ethelbert. The event featured detailed descriptions of the layout, judges, and the reception by commissioners.
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Axp Paxck Alvert
Prince Albert
England
Saxe Gotha
Saxe Coburg and Gotha
Duchess of Kent
Earl of Aberdeen
Ostend
Royal Victoria and Albert
Brussels
Germany
Tas
Whestminster Hall
Eastlake
Maclise
Buckingham Palace
J. Noel Paton
Dunfermline
North Britain
Edward Armitage
George Street
Adelphi
J. Tenniel
Gloucester-place
Newroad
Marquis of Lansdowne
Robert Peel
Samuel Rogers
Richard Westmacoit
Richard Cook
William Ents
Lord Monteagle
Winchester
E. Codrington
Robert Inglis
Monckton
Milnes
Smith
John Bunyan
Ethelbert
River Glen
Joseph Severn
Rome
Christ
Joan Calcott Horsley
FE. H. Corbould
Koowle
Warwick Case
Macdowell
St. Manr's
Royvan
Prince Alpent
St. Mary's Hospital
Marylebone
Paddington
Royal
London
Victoria
Freemasons
Prince George of
Cambridge
Thistlewaite
Hope Panx
Hyde Park
Newcastle and Berwick
Draswal
Northunherland
Court of Chancery
Lorda Stradbroke
Ashburton
Forrester
Campus
Portman
Serjeant Wrangham
Northumberland Railway
Lord Howick
Northumberland
Fata
de Salis
Charles de Salis
Isle of Wight
Vauxhall Road
Victoria Row
Newcastle Races Tyne Stakes and Other Races Report
Sporting intelligence from Newcastle includes results of the Tyne Stakes for two year olds won by Fair Star, the Corinthian Stakes won by Poussin, and the Gold Cup by Winesour, with details on betting and participants. Other items cover Tatterall’s sales, yacht race between Belvidere and Prima Donna, and various local sports notes and legal notices related to racing and betting.
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Newcastle
Tarens Bay
Tyne
T.Y.C
Mr. Cookeson
Fair Star
Francia
Mr. Brown
Mr. Wormald
Die
Monica
Mr. Banks
Sheraton
Meiklem
M’donagh
Clarke
W. H. Johnstone
A Cook
Renton
W. Scott
Agriculture
Netherton Maid
Poussin
Zoroaster
Bell
Mr. Ramsay
Mic Lothian
Cal. Cradock
Pagan
Mid Lothian
Pegan
Mr. Meiklam
Inoderitress
Templeman
Sir C. Noack
Glomay
Captain Boyd
Billy
Whitelock
Heaseltine
Jacques
Inheritress
Mr. Hesseltine
the Bashaw
Mr. Lamb
Lady Flora
Osborne
Firemarster
Tattersall
Morpar
Libel
Pythia
Aegis
Venus
Tota
Trueboy
Arundo
Albemarle
Beil
Meiklam
Goonwoon
Watts
Mastyo
Irwin
Critchley
Anson
Mangle
Hesseltine
Fitzallen
Salvin
Deaby
Forth
Sting
Shubrick
Brocardo
Ramsay
Malcolm
Bowes
Hocrab
Br. Gratwicke
Merry Monarch
Northunberland
Messrs. Tattereau and Sons
Hyde Park Corner
Stodlenen
Latouche
Kildare
Prejudice
Tames
Sa Long
Earl Fitzhardinge
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Loftus
Lord Lisborne
H. Houghton
London Bridge
Greenwich
Coalhouse Point
London
A. G. Wilkinson
Lord A. Paget
C. R. Tatham
Widgeon
T. E. Snook
Belvidere
Blackwall
Lord A. Pagat
Harrison
Franka
Ward
Oxford Street
Franks
Schuaixo Matec
Nations Baths
High Holborn
Mesara
George Poulton
Samuel Hounslow
Oxford
G. Pacher
Robberson
Allen
Mesars
Pugh
Spilling
Laver
Florace Kenworthy
Pewter
Robberton
Poulton
Kenworthy
England
Wales
Cowsrox
Cowsrox Pleas,Wednesday.—Attpont Ve. Nutr
Clark
Serjeant
Byles
Channell
Tindal
Phonpe
Campanero
Orlando
Serjeant Byles
Serjeant Chancell
Court of Exchequer
Applegarth
Collyer
Moeson
Victoria
Giuramento at Covent Garden Glows with Grisi Brambilla Duo
Review notes Mercadante's Giuramento staged with Vittorio Moriani and Elena Grisi at Covent Garden. Elaisa saves Bianca Brambilla from a tomb while Viscardo’s jealousy leads to murder and remorse. Audience applauds the performance despite a running joke milling on stage.
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Hen Masterr
Mercadante
Giuramento
Victor Hugo
Angelo
Tyran de Padone
Syracuse
Bornesari
Elnisagna
Bianca Brambills
Viscardo
Moriani
Elaisa
Bianca
Grier
Brambilla
Elassa
Grisi
Mariani
Covent-Gandes Theatne
Brussels
Madame Jullien
Labarde
Valentine
Raoul
Zolger
Marcel
Madame Laborde
Rataplan
Mademoiselle Devervat
Paris
Stephen Lyne Stephens
Madile
Yollande Louise Duvernay
Medile
Duvernay
Académie Royale de Musique
London
Constitutionnel
Madlle
Henry Phillips
America
S. Cushman
Metropolis
Philadelphia
Princess’s Theatre
VacxHaLl
M. Musard
Widdicomb
Revels
Lewis
Olucer
Man from Nottinghamshire charged for marrying again
Vincent Blevers of Baatgood Nottinghamshire appeared before the Wakefield magistrates on Monday charged with marrying Elizabeth Jackson while his former wife was alive. The charge was proven and Blevers was committed to the York Assizes for trial. This is said to be his fifth offence of the same nature.
Steam Vessels in the Porta of Great Britain
A partial Glasgow list details steamers with tonnage, horsepower and armament across Scotland Ireland and Ireland ports including Belfast Cork Dublin Montrose and portglangan. Vessels such as the Sultan Waverly Britannia Unicorn and Hibernia feature, with gun calibres and carronades noted, asserting British maritime supremacy.
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Porta
Great Britain
Glasgow
Britannia
Acadia
Caledonia
Princess Rosai
Lady Brisbane
Dunoon Castle
Arran Castle
Rothesay Castle
Inverary Castle
Shandon
Toward Castle
Aurora
Inverness
Helen M‘gregor
Rob Ray
Dolphin
Engineer
Royal Consort
Craiguish Castle
Cardiff Castle
Edinburgh Castle
Albion
Luna
Maid of Galloway
Cambria
Margaret
Montrose
Maid of Leven
Port Glangan
Dumbarton Castle
Prince Albert
Vale of Leven
Ireland
Belfast
Cork
Sirius
Victory
Ocean
Dublin
Leeds
Birmingham
Nottingham
Ballinasloe
Commerce
Mersey
Athlone
Queen Victoria
Duke of Kent
Royal Adelaide
Duke of Cambridge
Royal William
Erin Go Bragh
Liffey
Hibernia
Dover Castle
Mona
St. George
Severn
Lee
Herald
Erin
Mercury
Eagle
Vanguard
Shannon
Devonshire
Duke of Cornwall
Dundalk
Londonderry
Ross
Sligo
Wixford
Waterford
William Penn
Continental States
British Isles
Irish MPs Protest Attendance on Railway Committees
Letters reveal Irish representatives refusals to serve on railway committees in London. OConnell and OBrien argue for Irish-only legislation, criticizing British Parliament for Ireland policy. O Brien declines to attend, citing duty to Ireland, while OConnell vows to resist English measures and urge Irish self rule.
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Messia
O'Connell
O'Brien
Oxford and
Cambridge
Pallmark
Henry Creed
Committee of Selection
House of Commons
Ireland
House of Commands
Limerick
London
England
Scotland
Courts of
Jermynatreet
Jons O’couxelt
Committee of Selection of Railways
Fashions and lace trim for summer wear from London magazine
The article outlines fashion details from the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion. It notes corsages high with open revers showing embroidered guimpes, redingotes and robes Amazones, mantles, and capotes in pale colors. Fabrics include barages, grenadines, batistes, and mousselines with tarlutanes and geuzes. caps and bonnets feature pearl gray, pink crape, and Bengal rose motifs. A new mantelet visi tes blends scarf and mantle, trimmed with pink fringe.
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C. Xc
London
Paris
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Max
Pirsch Boax
Greenwich
Munpen Axp Attemrren Svidor
Stoudon Massey
Thureday
William Blackburn
Stondonhall
James French
C.C. Lewis
Barlow
Blackmore
Henry Sears
Blackburn
Chelmsford Chronicle
Public railways clash over North Kent line and Ordnance Board favors
In a heated Commons Railways Committee dispute two railway groups the South Eastern and the North Kent contend for occupation of North Kent. The South Eastern protests alleged corruption actions by Ordnance Board solicitor Mr Hignett amid new shares and private letters. Evidence and witness accounts question the validity of consents while officials from Woolwich warn of public service harm. The episode ends with committee scrutiny and calls for stronger evidence to counter the accusations. Meanwhile a misers life ends as John Crampton dies after years of bone and rag collecting with a final act of generosity to his sister.
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W. G. Craig
Birkenhead and
Chester Junction
Brighton, Lewes
Hastings
Caledonian
Cambridge and
Lincoln
Churnet Valley
Cornwall
London
Portsmouth
York
Glasgow
Dumfries
Carlisle
Dublin
Mullingar
Auilone
Guildford
Chichester
Galway
Leeds and West Riding Junction
London and
Croydon
Maidstone
Ashford
Tunbridge
Chatham
London and South Western ‘Metropolis
London and York
London, Chatham
North Kent
Worcester
South Stafford
Newcastle and Berwick
Northumberland
Oxford, Worcester
Trent Valley
Tottenham and
Farringdon-street
West Yorkshire
Wilts, Sergerset
Weymouth
Boasd Oy Onoyance
South Eastern Railway Company
North Kent Company
Commons
Railwa
Sout Eastern Company
Woolwich Common
Board of Ordnance
John Hignett
Lord Bloomfield
Wool
Hawes
South Eastern Company
Hignett
Ordnance Board
Boldyro
Air Bonham
Wan Aa
Office of Ordnance
City of London
Boldero
Bonham
I. Goldamid
Greenwich
Forman
Col. Forman
J. Hinxert
Cockburn
Thoraday
Ordnance
Byham
Mr. Hignett
Public Department
Morning Chronicle
House of Commons
Joho ‘Crampton
Saffrowail
Istrdeta
Hia Slater
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England and
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Bealand
Sail
Prese
Minister of Marine
Zebre
Wade
Africa
M Sonza
Wydah
Balthazar
M.de Souza
M. de Souza
Wydak
Select Committee On Public
House of Osirwans
Br. Reid
Peel
Dr. Reid
Sporting Intelligence
Birmingham & Gloster
Hristol and Gloster
Liverpool
Manchester
Eastern
March
Hull
Edinburgh
Midland
Great Western
Manchester and
Birming
Grand Junction
Newcastle and Carlisle
Paisley
Ayr
Newcastle & Darlington
Great North of England
Rouen
Orleans
South West
South Eastern
Dover
Sheffield
North Midland
Brighton
Yarmouth
Norwich
M. W. Ridley