Accouchement at Windsor and royal preparations
Intelligence reports that the accouchement of her Majesty will occur at Windsor Castle. The Queen is expected to be at the castle on Monday or the following day. Dr Locock will attend the Queen, with arrangements for his temporary residence in Windsor. The Duchess of Kent plans to return to Frogmore by July 1 for extensive interior alterations. Court life and royal routines at Buckingham Palace and Windsor are described amid broader Conservative club intrigues and judiciary notices.
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Winsor
Windsor Castle
Locock
London
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Lacock
Mysician
David Markham
Duchess of Kept
Frogmorehouse
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Prince Alhert
Buckingiam Palace
Hiards
William TV
Wiliam IV
St James'street
Carlton
Pall Mall
Pall-mall
St. James’s Street
Teedledum
Tweedledee
Titusates
Pixar
Dolce Farniente
White’s
Boodle’s
Crockford's
King’s Place
Lord
Robert Peel
Tadpole
Taper
Morning Post
David Roche, Bart
Limerick
Grady
W. D. Grady
Morrion Square
Dublin
Altapureyne
Edward Chichester
Tinpat
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
Queen’s Counsel
Queen's
Carus Ty Tae Ban
William Andrew Rew
St. John’s College
Oxford
John Dodson de Skelton
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Charles James Hargreave
Worthy
Leeds
James Welch
Queen's College
Arthur Bigge
All Soul's College
Charles Edwards
Framlingham
Samfolk
Robert Doun
Cambricae
Edward Eleock Molyneux
Lincoln’s Inn
William Jarces Youles
Somerset-house
William John Payne
Doughty-street
Middlesex
William Osborne Maclainy
Wadham College
Henry Sookville Wilby
Bishop's Stortford
John Solomon Cartwright
Kingston
Province of
Canada
John James Randolph
Hadham
Hertford
George French
Cains College
Edward Dugdale Backsall Estcourt
Balliol College
Usford
Charles Sims Weir
Trinity College, Cambridge
Willoughby John Guthrie London
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
John Peerson
Gouvilley and Caius
Charles Brent Wale
Magdalen College
Middle Temple
Thomas Edward Preston Lefroy
Fatford
York
Stones Brecket Brecket
Broskethall
Essex
Uvedale Corbett
Teitenhell
Stafford
William Frederick Northey
Uuiae
F. Thesigey
ALD
Ofice
J.T. Platt
Wien
Manguis
Tastings
Marquis of Hastings
I Duciwors
Barbara Yelverson
Murchioness of Hastings
Decorsed
Cuaries A. Hastings
Bert
Juin Baiguy
Arthaeas
Ceril Hill
Dee
Yvonnaer
Loudaun Castle
Scotland
Hastings
Guy
Ana
Godia
Port Wigente
Bevonstire House
Lord Cavenry
Geen Park
Isikely
West Veer
Exenequer UK
Evi
Westminster
Crichtons
Sheffield
Society For the Diffusion of Knowledge
England
Enec
Hooks
Tytellect
le Omnibus Rebus Et Trailroad School
Benedict
Dislain
Wamba
The Battersea Murder Trial at Central Court
Augustus Dalmas stands charged with the April 29 murder of Sarah Eleanor Macfarlane on Battersea Bridge. The trial details witnesses, contested evidence on the dying state, and the jury’s verdict leading to a death sentence. The report also covers a separate Battersea murder case and coroner findings in Stepney involving Rachel Belangy.
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Carmina Court
Augustaus Dalmas
Sarah Eleanor Macfarlane
Battersea Bridge
William Parkins
Bodkin
Mr. Betkin
Mr. Wilkins
Baron Gurney
Mir Mulline
Willian Gusling
Swan Inn
Langton
Frederick Langton
Ife
Alleyn
Justice Coleridge
Justice Williams
Thomas Tall
Mary Ann Williams
T Hive
Lands End
Fulham
Chelsea
Rebecca Seward
Beaufort-row
Duke Street
William Evans
Mr. Chambers
Surrey
Crown Arch
Tollhouse
Wilkins
Toll-House
Mr.Chambers
Toll House
Richard Messenger
Budkin
Middlesex
James Cook
Tam
Chelsea Old Church
Church Lane
Wandsworth
Ir. Mullins
John Timms
Cooke
Churchstreet
Wiliam Beadle
Wills
William Cemming
Marylebone-lane
Augustus ‘Dalmas
Ata
Augusta
Charlotte
Wilking
Atanusta
William Connor
Battersea
Hall
Conke
Mullins
Armigus
Gaulty
Bridge
Baron Garney
Augustus Dalmas
Maost
Norsemonger-tane Ged
Letter to Lord Brougham on codifying the law and a poisoning case
A London coroner’s inquest centers on Mrs. Belaney’s death after suspected prussic acid poisoning. Evidence shows her husband, Mr Belaney, a surgeon, treated her with hot water and salts, later admitting he alone held the bottle and that prussic acid caused death. Post mortem confirms presence of prussic acid. case remanded for coroner’s court.
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Weatmoreland
Arlington
Essex
Tracey Street
Stepney
Baker
North
Belaney
Hippingstail
Tundan
Bel
Rhine
Wrathersland
Stiscner
Sarah Williams
Lowes
Helf
Wimess
Witiess
Pavilion Theatre
Thames Tunnel
New Broad-street
Garrett
London Hospital
Curling
Sheele
Broderip
Darling
Mark Brown Garrett
New-road
St. George
Afr
Captain Clark
Mr. Hobson
Mr. Chermosk
Mr. Garrett
Hobson
Anyons
M'Cardell
Broder
Crinsi
Charnock
Fountain Tavern
Tracey-street
BE. Hoppingstall
Beliney
Betaney
Porter
Garratt
Blizard Curling
Henry Letheby
M.D
William Denen Clark
House of Lords
Mr. Belaney
Br. Garrett’s
Tihen
Tuanes Porrce
James Cockburn Belaney
Brederip
Rechel Belanay
Hicks
McCardell
Trace Eet
Slepney
Witness
Mrs. Belaney
Contents of D Este suit over Sussex dukedom revealed
The hearing on Sir Augustus D Este's claim to the Duke of Sussex titles proceeded with evidence and letters from the late Duke's era. Witnesses and documents were examined to prove lineage and marriage pledges, with a focus on royal letters, betrothal vows, and the legality of the marriage under the Royal Marriage Act.
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House of Lords
Augustus D'Este
Duke of Sussex
Thomas Wilde
Erle
J. Wilde
A. D'Este
Waddington
Crown
T. Wilde
Lawrence Walker
Duke
Sussex
Arklow
Divertis
Susees
Gilley Bane
Pupsilay
Ayansta
Mareh
Rome
Claude
Augusta
Liave
Treshking
Perdition
Leghorn
Alestes
Antiate
Usband
Sprak
Mr. Chon
Cail
Belive
Ted
Ratt
Tinas
Bee Gil
BO Wills
Wittesses
Tony Auguste Murray
Lord Chaise
Lord Campbell
Aucgusa
Wilde
Lord Brougham
A. Wilde
Maseex
Murely
Tie P
Aiusia
Jeter
London
George the Seer
Rechard
Anti Corn Law Demonstration at Balcurox in Brighton
Immense meeting in Brighton Town hall on Win Tuesday with over a thousand Indians present as friends of free trade. Cobden and Bright attended and delivered speeches despite limited space for full reporting. Also notes on parliamentary divisions, West India interest letter defending sugar duties amendment, and warnings of incendiary fires in Safdk and Iverluts noted by the Bury Post.
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Balcurox
Brighton
Anti-Corn Law and Free Trade Association
Friends of Free Trade
Cobden
Bright
House
Post
Mr. Miiles
Newt Marconm
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Campbh
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Norrine
Royal Crescent
Addison-road
Usbridge-road
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