Court reception at Buckingham Palace for congratulatory addresses
Her Majesty hosted a Tuesday afternoon court at Buckingham Palace receiving a clergy deputation led by the Bishop of London and a Cambridge University delegation. Addresses of congratulation were presented and gracious royal replies given to both groups. The Friends society also presented an address to Queen Victoria and to Prince Albert, with robust attendance by royal and noble figures.
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Buckingham Palace
Metropolis
London
Palace
University of Cambridge
Romilly
Duke of Sussex
Religious Society of Friends
Victoria
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Jesus
Prince Albert
Duchess of Bedford
Society of Friends
Saxe Cobourg
Gotha
Great Britain
Ireland
Royal
Duchess of Kent
Christ
Princess Victoris
Coponic
Duke de Nemours
Brussels
Hesse Homburg
Morning Post
England
Clarkson and Turner
Coventrystreet
Mendicity Society
Red Lion-square
Eaton-square
Paris ministerial crisis and royal policy dominate foreign pages
The Paris papers report a tangled ministerial crisis with Mole Thiers and Guizot factions contending. Guizot may join a Broglie cabinet as Thiers aims for a leading post. Commentary urges swift ministry formation to defend royalty and restore public confidence amid recurring crises.
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Paris
Courrier Francais
Count Mole
M. Thiers
M. de Braglie
M. Guizot
London
M. de Broglie
Thiers
Mole
Guizot
M. Fulchiron
Jacqueminot
Paris Express
Duc de Broglie
Remusat
Journal Des Debats
Louis Philippe
Brussels
Ferdinand of Saxe
France
Mediterranean
Austria
Russia
Europe
Courrier Frengais
Mehemet Ali
Constantinople
Elke de Nemours
Courrier
England
The Chinese Question and British Moral Dilemma in War
The article argues Britain is at war with China and questions the moral basis, legality, and consequences of opium trade, insisting that abstract right is secondary to national interests. It critiques European versus Eastern morality, condemns opium, and previews further discussion on liability and policy toward China.
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China
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
India
Great Britain
Canton
Elliot
East
Warren
Hoppo
Spanish America
Mexico
Spain
Gibraltar
Hamilton Lindsay
Indsay
Mr. Warren
Lycee
Norway
Adammith
Prussia
Poland
Elliott
Royal visit to Drury Lane Theatre shines with Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert attended Drury Lane with nine royal carriages as crowds surged to glimpse the royal party. The Mountain Sylph and Raising the Wind entertained, with Phillips praised for Farewell to the Mountain. Albert earned praise for bearing as the Queen wore diamonds, a tucker, and a coronet. Prices were adjusted then rescinded after the lord chamberlain intervened, but seats sold out and crowds filled the pit by early afternoon.
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Barnett
Kenny
Her
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Grenadier Guards
Russell-street
Duchess of Sutherland
Earl of Albermarle
Household
Hammond
Her Majesty
God Save the
Queen
Albion's Isle
Victoria
Albert
England
Britain
Phillips
Ler Aka
Prince Albert Rove
Royal
Churc
Saxe Cobourg
Drury Lane
Covent Garden
her Majesty and Peinee Ass_ct
Funeral of Sir Jeffrey Wyattville at St George's Chapel
Yesterday afternoon the funeral of Sir Jeffrey Wyattville was held at St George's chapel with the burial service read by Rev. Dr. Goodall. The body arrived at Winchester Tower the night before and is interred behind the altar in a vault prepared for his daughter. Mourners included Mr Knapp and others. Civic honours were given to Sir Thomas Philips and Lieut Gen Sir John Colborne for long service, especially in Canada. A printed letter in The Standard discusses political tensions and a 1796 note about Tory opposition. Paris banking data show deposits and withdrawals around 619000f and 579000f, leaving an excess of 40000f.
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Wisnsor
Sir Jeffrey Wyattville
St. George’s Chapel
Goodall
Eton
Winchester Tower
Sir Jeffrey
Brunswick Tower
Knapp
C. Kipp
Bilston
Jones
F. Chantry
City of
London
Thomas Philips
Newport
John Colborne
Seaton
Her
Canada
Standard
Clevelandrow
Coppock
Freemasons
France
D. D
Paris
Horrible Attempt to Murder at Shoreditch
A lodger James Dodd tried to kill George Martin and Maria Martin of the Albion coffee-house Shoreditch. He entered their bed room with a candle and hammer, struck Mr Martin and dragged Mrs Martin from bed. He fled when alarms rang and was later charged with felonious assault with intent to murder. Evidence showed he intended robbery as well, possessing skeleton keys and cash-box contents. Mr. Grove ordered his commitment to Newgate.
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Shoreditch
George Martin
Albion
Church-street
Mr. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Dodd
Martin
Worship-street
Grove
Albion Coffee
High-street
Maria Martin
Foster
Kingsland Road
Smithfield
Lambert
Miles
Hoxton
Witness
Mr. Grove
Deda
Bernard Kernon
Trial and Orders Ahead of the Bar Speech in Portsmouth
A plainclothes policeman shadows Russell, Stockdale's agent, to smooth warrant execution. From Portsmouth February 26, reports recount a French theft case on the Mandarin, with possible pardon in view due to deafness. Also noted is a lunacy inquiry into John Alexander Weir at Weston-house, concluding unsound mind and incapacity since 1839.
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Russell
Stockdale
Standard
Portsmouth
Weekly Chronicle
New South Wales
Secretary of State
Moss
Luxacy
John Alexander Weir
Pete’shall
Lenham
Kent
Weston-house
St. Pancras
Hetherington
Heathfield
Weir
Richard Carpenter
Miss Venables
Doctor Venables
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Tturlicata
Jusdcer
Uiderades
Mberal
Spin
Biscay
Navarre
Hye Ovelock
Txabella
Finance
Mas de Las Matas
Castaneda
Zurbano
Segura
Zurbans
Eco d'Arragon
Alceriza
Esterevel
Alloza
Alcaniz
Oveido
Saragossa
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