Augusta Murray Letters Illuminate Royal Marriage Question
Readable fragments reveal intimate correspondence between Augusta Murray and Augustus Frederick, with wills and handwriting proofs showing devotion and contested marriage status. Court evidence includes Bishopric notes, priest declarations, and judgments on admissibility of such material in the ongoing royal marriage case.
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Augusta
England
Farquhar
Kortr
Augustus Frederick
Angus
T. Wilde
Eale
Augusta Murray
Roche Lee
Blair
Rome
St. George's
Hanover-square
Marylebone
Lord Brougham
Adams
Erle
Endymion
Cape Finisterre
Prince Augustus Frederick
Num
Lower Grosvenor-St. Grosvenor Square
London
Gunn
Wilda
Guon
Waddington
Hyam v. Ridgway
10Th East
Berkeley
Mr. Gunn
Denman
Cottenham
Campbell
Langdale
Lord Macclesfield
Augustus Freederick
Auguste, &c
Tragic mill accident claims Carlisle worker Blake
At about five on a Tuesday evening James Blake, a bone dust mill worker near Carlisle, was fatally crushed when his arm became entangled in the grinding mechanism. His body was torn apart before the mill could be stopped, his heart found among the debris. He leaves a widow and small children to mourn the loss.
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James Blake
Carlisle
Blake
Sarah Barnard
Elizabeth Morgan
Martha Elliott
Jane Manners
Marylebone
Mr. Rawlinson
Jones
House of ‘Correction
Caarce
Thomas Smith
S Division
Rawlinson
Metropolitan ‘Police Commission
Rosetta Catherine Bassan
Court of Exchequer case on ownership affidavit dispute
In Peel v Weatherby and another the court hears arguments over an affidavit of ownership for Running Rein. Mr Platt and Mr Martin discuss sufficiency and ownership dates, while Mr James defends the integrity of briefs and missing documents. Baron Alderson reserves judgment on the legality of the transaction.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Toespar
Densy
Woop
Weatherby
Sergeant Shee
Running Rein
Orlando
Messrs
Moxrpay
Peel
Platt
Martin
Wood
Aaron Aldergon
James
Gill
Mr. James
Baron Alders
Central Criminal Court: Eighth session opens with list of 278 prisoners
The eighth session of the present university opened before the recorder and civic authorities. The calendar shows 278 prisoners for trial facing charges including larceny, burglary, forgery, murder, and other offenses. No case of note occurred. a robbery case and a theft at a house are mentioned among brief entries.
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Edwards
England
Borough-road
Johnson
Chace
St. Martin’s Lane
Mr. Summers
WeEpn Espay
Wilkins
William Burton Newenham
Misa Wortham
Tug Tate
Quonce Reginato
W. Call
Thomas Brightman
Sir W. Call and Co
Peacock
Islington
Clarke
Brightman
Scotland Yard
Mr. Whittaker
Mr. Clarke
John Leaven
Margaret Leaven
Guy's Hospital
Samuel Withers
Henry Giles Atkins
Bank of England
George Weston
Withers
O’brien
Atkins
Yonrorny
Daniel Wright
Samuel Scott, Hart
Baron Gurney
Elizabeth Davies
Francis
William Dodds
Surrey
Prendergast
London
Middlesex
Ruckincnan-PaLack
Elizabeth
Ellen
James Lindsay
Lindsays
Buckingham Palace
C Marshall
J. Juhugen
Charles Edwards
William Johnson
Samuel Summers
Rospbery
William Custis
Simpson
John Jimpson
Desiré Boulanger
Sarah Bennett
Louisa Grove
Boulanger
Ainst
Church-street
St. Giles’s
Louisa’ Grove
Tom Nickeon
Curtis
Waddington
Bennett
Tom
Nickeon
London Court hears steam collision and theft trials
Witnesses describe a steamer striking a boat near Putney bridge and boats aiding victims from the Surrey side. The lord mayor urges immediate action against the steamer’s proprietor, while a waterman testifies that the steamer sought to stop. Other cases include a man charged at the Monument tavern for attempting to flee after a meal and a coffin lead theft at St Clement’s Eastcheap with churchwarden involvement questioned.
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Middlesex
Surrey
Putney Bridge
Lord Meyer
Frederick Phelps
Putney
Waterman
Bailey
Rateer Cvor
James Smith
Monument Tavern
St. Clement's
Easton Eap
Henry Manby
William Taylor
Eastcheap
St. Clement’s
Sextonesa
Alderman Johnson
William George Hawkins
Rainbow
London
Hammersmith
Edward Bailey
Bernere-street
Oxford-street
Thames
Hobler
Witness
Struc
Chapman
Alfred Bailey
Mr. Chapman
Edward Penn
Essex-street
Strand
Dublin carpenter to Peel letter of threat prompts arrest
Oliver Walsh, a Dublin carpenter, was seized in Lambeth on a charge of writing a threatening letter to Sir Robert Peel. He confessed to authorship while claiming injury from Irish authorities, describing loss of property and seeking redress. Bail set at £200 with two sureties. he was moved to Tothillfields prison.
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Tvzspar
Barnard Grecory
Justice Wightman
Platt
Duke of Brunswick
Newgate
Sergeant Telfourd
Wordsworth
Messrs. M.murdée
Holding
Bury
Home Department
R. Peel
Oliver Walsh
Dublin
Jardine
Thornton
Kendall
Upper Marsh
Lambeth
Ireland
Burnaby
Lord Eliot
Sir
G. Ar.buthnett
Drummond
Oxuves Watsa
Robert Peel
Callaghan
Tindall
Commissioners of Police
New South Wales
London
Sir Robert
Pearce
Royal visits and scenes of imperial travel across London
Report of court hearing on Rainbow steamer collision with a wherry on the Thames and complaints against master William Hawkins, plus coverage of royal tours by Emperor of Russia and King of Saxony. Details include the Westminster scene, gifts to officials, Tower of London visits, and transport arrangements for state visits in London and Rotterdam.
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Tur Emperson
Russia
Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Globe
Emperor
Kennington
New Cross
Greenwich
Royal Dockyard
Woolwich
His Majesty
Rotterdam
Black Eagle
Porter
Royal Victoria and Albert
Royal Navy
Lang
F. Collier
Gravesend
Saxony
Milbank
Thames
Rotherhithe
Tsambert Brunel
Wapping
Surrey Zoological Gardens
London
Mr. Murray
Society For the Relief of
Nelson
Duke of Wellington
Count Orloff
Wellington
St. George's
Pierce
Rowan
Mayne
Hay
Police
M. Benkhausen
Francis Collier
Commander Smith
Oliver Lang
James Collins
Isis
Portman Square
Repent’s Park Zoological Gardens
Mr. Hope
Duchess-street
Earl of Morton
Lord C. Wellesley
Baron de Gersdorff
British Museum
United Service Club
Chapel Royel
Whitehall
Burkingham Palace
Earl and Countess Delaware
Upper Grosvenor Street
Countess Amherst
Tower of London
Greenwood
Tower
Elrington
W. Raleigh
St. Katharine’s Docks
John Hall
St. James's
Mint
Bank of England
Dinxeer
TSE Kine
Earl of Aberdeen
Argyll House
Baron Gersdorff
M. de Minckwith
Count Albert Witzham
Baron Bremer
Carus
Charles Wellesley
Robert Peel
Earl
Crown Prince of
DenMank
Glasgow
Scotland
Stirling Castle
Falls of
Clyde
Hamilton Palace
Lord Belhaven
Admiralty
Ariving
Mearning
S. B Cook
Alien
Payne
Roberts
Noster
Truscott
England
Imperor
Dream of Joinville Ends in Royal Row at St. Cloud
Continental gossip reports a quarrel between Prince de Joinville and a royal obstinacy over a vile insult. The Prince rushed to St. Cloud and slept, dreaming of a subsequent incident.
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Joinville
Prince de Joinyi
St. Cloud
Ship Ruby collides with lighter off Gravesend
On Tuesday near Gravesend the Bristol ship Ruby, East Indies voyage, waited for tide when a corn-filled lighter collided, sinking in minutes. The two sailors and a boy escaped in the stern boat. a brig crewman drowned while aiding. A separate barge sank opposite Gravesend due to a Tullo steamer swell.
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Ruby
Bristol
Dangerfield
China
London
Gravesend
Young Nan
Finnic
Hamestead
Hampstead Heath
Heath Street
Bay of Measwell’s
Pee
Wuaten Rao Hamburcu
Joseph Chenery
Bull’s Lane
Acton
Suisbury
Ipshich Express
Srame
South ‘I'nwan
Megan
Fes Briton
Police
Danine- Ixcenpranisa
Government Oise
John Russell
Marton
County of
Warwick
Europe
America
Erland
France
New World
United States
Does
Sal Liver
Vool
St. Steves
Christopher Wrey
Charlote Row
Royal Humane Society
John Collins
Batts
Winnie Woolley
Javerany
Ness
Launieree
Burg
Aberdeen
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Great Western
Atlantic
Claxton
Great Western Steam-ship Company
Her
Allen
Lusa
Lalso
Court OF Exchequer
Central Criminal Court
Diansion House
Clerkenwell
Boulogne
Calais
Jesson
Albion
Ramsgate
Margate
Pierre
Lombard Street
Jean
Jones and Loyu’s
Couts’s
White Chapel
St. Jamien’s
Chvir
Bess
St. Paul's
Reid
Temple
Linenla
Lia
Garratte
Blomfield
Loncon House
Apsley House
Buys
Buckingham
Tierce Sud
Albert
Peccavi
Rais
Elysian