Secret Ultra Legitimist Society at Avignon Reported
The Moniteur Parisien notes a long hidden ultra legitimist framework in Avignon led by elite youth. Police seized twenty eight members and ammunition, with lists and seventy six green white cockades, as authorities press guards against renewed royalist plotting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniteur Parisien
Avignon
Vaucluse
M. Larne
Cenanteeaay
Police
Cour Royale of
Nismes
Languedoc
Rue de Luxembourg
Fuileries-Gardens
Court of Peers
Metropolis notes Royal Highland School anniversary in Glasgow
The Royal Highland School Society held its sixty sixth anniversary festival at Freemasons Tavern chaired by Sir James Graham. Donations from Queen, Queen Adelaide and others highlighted a costly education contest amid praise for its exclusive religious creed. Thames fishery and washerwomen strike news follow with a fatal brewery accident at Truman, Hanbury, Buxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicuiano School Society
Royal Highland School Society
Freemasons’ Tavern
James Graham
Glasgow University
Norwich
Lord Teignmouth
George Murray
Hudson Lowe
Stevenson
van Buren
United States
Thomson
London Board
Edinburgh
the Queen
Queen Adelaide
Duke of Cambridge
F. Johnstone
Marquess of Breadalbane
Marquess of Bute
J. Graham
Mr. Thomson
Trinity-house
Deptford
B. Ffinch
Duke of Wellington
London
Royal Grographical Society
Regent Street
W. R. Hamilton
William IV
Simpson
Arctic
Ruppell
Abyssinia
Schemburger
Guiass
Ainsworth
Koordistan
G. B. Greenhough
F.R.S
F.rs
Pradhoe
Ord Colchester
J. C. Hobhouse
M.P
Robert Woodbine Parish
Charles Vaughan
W. Buller
Tor Thames
Brentford
River Thames
Samuel
James Kemp
Drewett
Thames Fishery Preservation Society
Isleworth
Twickenham
Thames
Deans
Saunders
Jeff Sharpe
Eagle
Dorset-street
Dorset-square
Thompson
Roya
Bow Church
Cheapside
Charles Caton
Gentleman
Appalling Cross Cliffe hill accident injures three teams
From Ancaster to Cambridge and beyond reports detail a wreck on Cross Cliffe hill. Three teams carrying stone overturned after a wheel locked, killing two horses and fatally injuring a driver who had his leg amputated at the County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancaster
Cross Cliffe Hill
Hardwick
Higgler
Cambridge
Shearman
Simpson
Queen’s College
Metcalf
St. John’s
Cambridge Independent Press
Chelmsford
Chelmsford Petty Sessions
Henry Bunn
Jane Quilter
Henry
Jane
Mr. Bunn
Woodham Ferris
Chelmsford Chronicle
Cheltenham
W. H. Scott, Esq
Barford Road
Dewsbury
Murper
Dawgreen
William Corcannon
Thomas Hartley
Hartley
Edinburgh
Urs Searny
Merchants’hall
House of Commons
Memoirs of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough and Court of Queen Anne
A critical review of Mrs. A. T. Thomson's two volume memoirs on Sarah Jennings Churchill and the late Stuart era. The piece praises the work for breadth and detail while noting diffusiveness and a sympathetic tone toward those portrayed. It outlines Marlborough family origins, early rise, and the influence of James II and Barbara Villiers on his career, ending with reflections on character and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Duchess
Mart Boroney
A. T. Thomson
Henry the Eighth
Sir Walter Raleigh
Tesedahe H. Colburn
Sarah Duchess of Marlborough
Anne
Ducal House of Marlborough
Churchill
Sarah Jennings
John Churchill
Duke of York
James
Stuart
James the
Marlborough
Guards
Arabella Churchill
Arabella
Anne Hyde
Grammont
James Fitz-James
Duke of
Derwick
Henry
France
Lady Waldegrave
Godfrey
Barbara Villiers
Duchess of Cleveland
Bishop Burnet
Charles the Second
Villers
Duke of Marlborough
Prince of Orange
William
Maulborouch
Jerame
Earley
A Bath Chartists Meeting Contrast on Women’s Equity
Mr Meesome spoke at the Mitford Bath Chartists meeting about different laws for rich and poor women. He claimed rich women drink and ride home in carriages, while a poor woman drunk is dragged before a representative and fined 5s 3d amid cries of shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Thomas Babington Macauley
Edinburgh
Frome
Whatley
Somersetshire
Lysons
Colesbourn
Gloucestershire
Claudius
Constantine
Bath
Glasgow
Clyde
Miller
Gallowgate
London-street
Kidston
Leadbetter
Bridewell
Gillespie
Mir
Pliez
Rose
John Russell
Alexander Johnston
Baillie Robertson
Hope
Baillie Paul
Glasgow Argus
Halifax
Sowerby
George Crampton
Stafford M‘donald
Tir. Knight
Dumb
Halifax Guardian
Lincoln
Brown
Cook’s Circus
Wakefield
Mansford
Rotherham
Lincoln Mercury
Meesome
Mitford
Origin of the Princess Favor and Marlborough Influence
A fragmentary account describes the early favors a Drickess-like figure received from a princess, tracing promotion to royal confidence and close companionship. It notes lifelong influence over court figures, hints at rivalries, and references portraits and beauty associated with Sarah Jennings and Marlborough era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavguritisas
Prince Ae
Denmark
Degraves
Checenden
Hedehanber
Woulen
Claremian
Whinesell
Terry Wise
Sarah Innniet
Marlborough
Jennings
Hayt Gssteatts
Manley
Werthoiland
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Poreign Eintelligs
Errawce
Spain
Madrid
M Rodriguez Leal
Vigodet
Ministry of Marine
Messrs
Hompanera de Cos and Chacon
Isabel the Catholic
Bayonne
Espartero
Orduna
Balmaseda
Arciniega
Don Carlos
Paris
Quotidienne
Biscay
Alava
Bilboa
Vittoria
Treasury
England
C. &cc
Alexandria
Mehemet Ali
Commierce
Constantinople
Russia
Austria
Euphrates
Bir
Ibraham Pacha
Aleppo
Ibrahim
Orfa
Syria
Cairo
Boghos Bey
Pacha
St. Petersburg
Egypt
Said Bey
Mediterranean
Persia
Bagdad
Herat
Nedj
Bahrein Islands
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Ibrahim Pacha
Menemet Ali
Menates
Artois Bey
Chibin
Lower
Bileg'k
Beyrout
Messrs, Truman and Co
S Y
Messrs. Truman, Hanbury, and Buxton
Smith
William Turner
Man Turner
Gew
Davidson
Turner
Marlborough Head
Cole
London Hospital
Pierse
Division of Police
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