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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

09 Jun 1855

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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1855

Page

12

Royals Attend Events Across London and Paris Socialite Gatherings

The Queen and Prince Albert visit the Duchess of Gloucester and Gore House for ornamental art, theater, and royal tours. Paris gossip notes American ministers, a Vienna congress quip about Napoleon, and public remarks on clergy dullness. An excursion train scene reveals smoke culture among travelers.

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Prince Albert Duchess of Gloucester Duchess of Kent Princess of Royal Italian Opera Baron von Brunnow London Anton von Magnus Stuttgard Grand Review Paris Portugal Champs de Mars Advocate Lord Cockburn Dodge Spain O'Sullivan Cass Rome Belmont Hague Fay Switzerland M. van Buren United States Vienna Esterhazy Napoleon Dudley Hayter Billy Holmes M.p.s Daily News Sinclair Cincinnati Advertiser New Orleans Dr. Hart New York Narrows Jain Maniér Cripplegate Supermare Cambridge Holmes King Eugenie Collard Charles V Louis Bavaria Sebastopol Europe Gibson and Williams Villa Albani
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Tulip meaning love and a tale of travelers and protests

A survey of flowering symbolism notes the tulip as a declaration of love despite fashion. The piece blends anecdotes from a train encounter with Bishop Murray and Long, a Leicester recruiting bill, travel reflections on religion, and pointed editorials on Chartists and social life in Britain.

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Crystal Palace Madame de la Tour Byzantium Grena Murray Simon Long Simon Leicester Peace Society Her Majesty’s — Regiment United Kingdom Schofield Independent Channel Literary Gazette England Papal Mr. Chorley Jenny Lind Household Words Charon Tartarus Dante Virgil Francesca Rimini Ugolino Catherine of Russia Facinata Carlisle Finlen Harney O'Brien Germany France Zouave
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Memoirs of Sydney Smith reveal sharp wit and charm

The newly published Afemoirs of Sydney Smith edited by Mrs. Austin recounts his droll public life. An array of anecdotes shows his levity at court, love of meals, humor about bishops and Quakers, and playful exchanges with Lady Holland, Morley, and Lord Grey, underscoring his charitable acts and clever letters.

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Sydney Smith Lady Holland Austin Tate Newfoundland Combe Florey Somersetshire Smyth Sydney Smyths Canterbury London Yorkshire New Zealand Niebuhr Tarquin Lucretia Daniel Webster Dublin Patrick St. Paul’s Telemachus Calypso Miss Fox The Statesman Bowand Paris Murray Hongkong Jeffrey Horatius Flaccus Gracchus Bacchus Jackass Holland-house Fishmongers’hall Horner Bourhood Marcel Liverpool Albion Lady Morley Lord Grey Great Britain R. Kerr Porter Philadelphia Broadway Pennsylvania
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Sardinian Rifles Hold Kamara Ridge Under Fire

A Daily News correspondent recounts Sardinian troops advancing from Kamara to command the valley approaches of Ichernaya. Colonel Cadogan warns them of English cavalry, misreads abound when the Sardinians mistake their allies for enemies. The rifles swiftly adapt, forming arbours from brush and proving small yet highly energetic.

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Daily News Kamara Ichernaya Hussars Cadogan Roderic Dhu Briar Kamara Hills Arbours
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American Surgeons Enter Russian Service from Ohio

Two surgeons have left Columbus Ohio for the purpose of entering the Russian services.

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Russia Columbus Ohio
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