Queen survives assassination attempt shocking attack near Buckingham Palace
London reports detail the Wednesday night shooting at the Queen and Prince Albert near Buckingham Palace. Edward Oxford is captured after firing two pistols, with investigations into secret society angles, motives, and possible conspirators. Public relief grows as the Queen remains healthy, with a cabinet council and addresses of congratulation unfolding.
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Death of the King of Prussia and Royal Visit News
Telegraphic dispatches report the death of the King of Prussia at three o'clock with swift confirmation by Russia's arrival in Berlin. A separate item details Prince Albert's Woolwich Dockyard visit, with a brief audience, a planned royal salute later reversed, and a luncheon at the dockyard. Also noted are Middlesex Reform Registration Club proceedings, a chancery case, and a Northampton suicide with verdict of temporary delirium.
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