Her Majesty Visit to the Highlands Loch Laggan Lodge Deer Park
The article describes Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort planned deer stalking at the Marquis of Abercorn’s Lodge by Loch Laggan Inverness-shire. It notes the lodge’s plain style, antler decor, surrounding forests, and the ancient Gaelic ties to Ardverikie. It details local landscape, deer forest size, and preparations for royal reception amid Highland scenery.
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Highlands
Prince Consort
Scotland
Marquis of Abercorn
Loch-Leggan
Inverness-shire
Landseer
Dreas
Loch Laggan
Kilacen Reigh
King’s Island
Foresta
Kilan-on-Cow
Dogn Island
Feargas
Abercorn
Majesty of
Inverneseshire
Ardverikis Lodge
Badenoch
Corarder
Windsor Park
MacPherson of
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Alba
Breadalbane
Gaick
Monigh Len
Tovernbire
Mixed British notices and art gallery critique from 1847
A collage of comments on public works, Parliament figures, and imperial duties including a warning about national filth and disease along rivers, critique of the National Gallery purchases, notes on politicians like John Russell, mentions of Kensington’s Kew Gardens conservatory, and reader letters on the potato blight and harvest prospects. References to Blore the architect, Lord John Bissell, and the Nelson monument conclude the survey of era concerns.
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Seiberage Company
Isbiamed
Waleva
Ile Banks
Lan Amatecr
Raphail
Ha Nat Gallery
Weal
Sicia
Angelica Kauffman
Sir Joshua
Gainsborough
Morland
Miller
National Gallery
John Russell
House of Commons
Lord Mandeville
Duke of
Manchester
Blore
Paine
C. B. Ford
Chaisea
C. J. Lord Johs
Bissell
Clare
O'Connell
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Royal Sovereign
Kensington
Kew Gardens
L. M
Auchor
St. Clement Danes’ Savings Bank
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Clapham
Caps of Good Hope
Weekly Chronicle
Jiral
Gardiner
Nelson
Time of Sunrise and Tides for British Harbors
An old guide style calculation explains finding local sunrise using latitude from guides and maps. It then lists high water adjustments for London Dock and other ports such as Bristol York Cove Falmouth Harbour Milford Haven Liverpool Dover Dublin Holyhead Galway and more. The note also marks liturgical dates and times, the day’s length, and dawn and twilight timings for August Sundays with references to biblical chapters and Trinity lessons.
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Daara
Warrex
John Walter
Eads
Times
Walter
The
Brest
Waller
Berkabire
Printing House
Squarce
Olire
Thoraday
Daning Rogngstes
Regent Streat
Ivatty
Earland
Clerkenwell
Bank of England
Suo
J Lisson Grove
Byers
Tin Jonah Bar
Claude Sontz
Luvat
Wogtaved
Cumberlend
Westmoreland Spotey
Ani Aleg Abagen
Union Building Company
Burratey
Befast Commercial Chronicle
Tyrelia
Tyrella
Newcaatle
Ballyabinch
Downpatrick
Tyresla
Ireland
Rathmallen
Newcastle
Mourne
Tyrelin Strand
Isle of Man
Theae
Tyrelle Strand
Great Britain
Church of Tyrells
Down and Connor
Mugic
Lrara
Antamo
Autenn Winda
Bar
Claxton
Tyrpila
Annast
Great Britain and Ireland
Bea
London Dock
Bristol
Falmouth
Goll
Milford Haven
Triumph for London Liberals in Lord Russell Poll Victory
The Weekly Chronicle celebrates the London election with Lord John Russell leading Pattison and Rothschild, praising Liberal triumph amid low campaign topics. It notes a strong Conservative counter from Masterman and lauds Rothschild’s election as a repudiation of religious bigotry, amid broader reformist policy support.
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City OF London
Lord John Russell
MR. Pattison
Baron Rothschild
London
Lord John Rossell
John Russell
Messrs
Pattison
Rothincild
Masterman
Serpent
Arta
Wakley
Finsbury
Jobn Russell
Lord John
Mr. Masterman
Tamworth Electors Hear Sir Robert's Enduring Promises
The Tamworth crowd cheers as Sir Robert delivers a lengthy speech defending his record and calling for respect for ancient borough privileges. He argues for continued free trade, cites Lord John Russell’s evolving views, and warns other constituencies against bribery while affirming his own nonpartisan resolve and commitment to public duty.
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Tamworth
Sir Robert
Commons
George Bentinck
Baronet
Manchester
Birmingham
Finnbury Amd
Marylebone
the Tower Hemiats
Towon
Wristence
Sadkory
Pitt—Walpule
Robert Cone
London
Lord John Rasaell
Protectioniata
Huskissan
Bia
John Russell
John Rusell
Cormins
England
Poland
Russia
Ireland
Hoe
Jean
Hoskisson
Huskisson
House of Commons
Robert
Sir Robert Peel at Tamworth Letter and Speech
A lengthy letter to the Electors of Tamworth followed by a long speech by Sir Robert Peel. The address aimed at the whole People of England, presented fairly to the Burghers, who knew the letter mainly spoke to England rather than Tamworth.
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Robert Peel
Tamworth
Robert
Lord George Bentinck’s Manifesto Attacks Peel
The piece reports Lord George Bentinck’s relentless challenge to Sir Robert Peel after Peel’s manifesto. It notes a rival pamphlet titled A Letter to the Electors of Lyon and a Times critique that mocks Lord George’s outward imitation without substance. The letter proposes a sharp political duel over ministerial conduct and public reception.
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George Bentinck
Sir Robert Peel
Eoen
Eo Eoglishman
Sir Robert
Tamworth
Lord George
Lyon
George
Lord George Bentinck’s Trumpeting Corn Law Claims
A rambling critique of political figures and policy debates centers on Lord George Bentinck’s mixed stance during Corn Law Repeal discussions. The text compares steamship likeness, weighs Peel’s legacy, and questions famine-era calculations, predicting future policy shifts and Western handling of finance, colonies, and Catholic endowment. It notes Bentinck’s brave but imprudent candor and hints at Ireland land reform proposals amid party tensions.
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Breen
Tamworth
Lynn
Lord George
House of Commons
Steven
Robert Peal
Bentinck
Robert
Fawine
Ireland
George Bentinck
Robert Peel
Rober
Lord George Bertisek
Sir R. Peel
Jane
Ander Bie
England
Europe
George Comed
West
Government Candidates Score Electoral Gains Across Districts
The paper reports ongoing successes for government supporting candidates with frequent confirmations of public trust. It highlights favorable results in Finsbury where incumbents won, while noting mixed reactions to reformers like Lord John Russell. Across Westminster and other cities, electors show broad support for gradual reform and the government’s policy, with several Tory dissents defeated or neutralized.
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Finsbury
Dancombe
J. Russell
Hose of Commons
Wakley
la Jobe
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Kam
Johnny
John Row
House of Com
Electora of
London
Metropoli
Shas Free Asd
John Raasell
Eli
Halifax
Leeds
Sturge
Miall
Williams
Coventryque
Ellice
Liverpe
Thomas Birch
Irve
Cardwell
R Peel
Roebuck Ousted at Bath Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR text notes Lord Ashley ousting Mr Roebuck at Bath with chaotic debate and unclear accusations. Mentions elections, bees, and parliaments in a period voice, but details are obscured. Named individuals include Roebuck and Ashley, with uncertain local political context.
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Lord Ashley
Ro . Roebuck
Pete
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