Miscellany shows royal voyage and shipboard thefts
A report from a London paper reviews the royal party including Her Majesty the Queen, the Prince, and their children traveling to Gosport and Cowes aboard the Fairy yacht. It also covers a hotel theft where 12 spoons, 5 forks, 4 dessert spoons, and 3 forks were stolen, along with other notices on public affairs, accidents, and a railway jewellery robbery in Norwich with subsequent police investigations.
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Tas
Isle OF
Wient
Gosport
Cowes
Fairy Team
Tas Loca
Covrra
L A
Serjeant Storks
Soren Bere Chilton
Jesu
Clark
Monsrs
Starkey
Clerkere Rentich
Coe
Amos
Expinagge
Kent
Gale
Leaby
Greveshire
Lambeth
Francillon
Glocester
Corbett
Hammer
Trafore
Birmingham
Gurdee
Essex
Cliveish
Osee
Wispson
Cantera
Dorer Telegraph
Tsr
Tbr
Sre
Essex and Colchester Hospital
Institute
Suffolk Herald
St David's Day
St David's
Society
the &E
St. James's
India
Wilkins
Teerton
Sorzan
Cork
Georta Hospital
Bousington
Hart
Forbes
Edinburgh Advertiser
Tanjore
Great Britain
Bristol
Claxive
Dundrum Bay
I. K. Brunel
Bnapshaw
M.P
J. Bradshaw
City of Canterbury
South Street
Groavenor Square
Queen
Dexx
Psrajun
Court of Queen's Becch
Denman
Miss Cours
Queen's Prison
Exrexsivs
Theastern Counties Railway
Messrs. Cooper, Brothers
Exentive Jewellers
Norwich
Mesers. Cooper
Messrs. Cooper
Grieshay
London
Exatern Coanties
Defriench
Cooper
Oder
Teaklé
Metropolitan Police
Enderevarn
Public meeting denounces Cracow annexation to Austria
A Tuesday gathering at the Freemasons Tavern in London, chaired by the Marquis of Northampton, condemned the annexation of Cracow by Austria as a breach of the Vienna treaty. Speakers including Lords Wharncliffe and Dudley Stuart urged unified European action, praising France and the Ottoman stance, and planned a humble address to Queen Victoria seeking measures to curb further violence against Poland.
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Freemasons Tavern
Cracow
Marquis of Northampton
Earl of
Sir Buckingham
Villiers Stuart
George Thompson
Charles Napier
Lord Sandop
Monckton Miless
M.P
Lord Dudley Stuart
Duke of Bedford
Lord Ashley
Poland
England
Cheera
Ear Fiewilliem
Europe
Vienna
Empire of
Austria
Wharocligfe
E. Codrington
Jablonski
Great Britain and Ireland
Russia
Prussia
Ottoman Empire
France
Tle
Great Britain
Legal dispute over 1836 will and 1840 codicil at Worthing
March 7 1847 report details a probate case in which Rev. W. Nourse faced challenges to the will of Charles Swanhope of Clapham. The 1836 will left funds to Edward Daniel, with a 1840 codicil shifting bequests to Nourse, amid allegations of undue influence. The court examined evidence, heard arguments for and against validity, and the jury found in favor of the original will and codicil, with Nourse condemned in the later proceedings. The matter spanned multiple hearings and included testimonies about the testator’s faculties and influence.
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Soar Neale
Sale
Daniel
Nourse
Dantel
Creau
Nonroe
Danial
Paria
Presse
John Russell
Havin
House of Commons
Ireland
Black Sea
M. Hebert
Wias
Ministry of Justice
Department of Religious 4
M. Carné
Habert
Pius IX
Pontifical
Paris
Toordey
Spain
Bourne
Madrid
Fomento
Barcelona
Manuel Lagcala
Mosen Bennet
Leride
Augsburg
Athens
M. Coletti
Othoeheuld
Paris Presse
Romagna
Fuenzs
Borgho
Ancona
Monsignor
Rusconi
Rome
Sinigaglia
Pesaro
Naples
Corso
Frankfort
Isaid
Abd el Kader
Tlemcen
Bou Zian
Sebra
Eun
Francis Hodgson
Edward C. Hawtrey
Eton College
WarsturseTes Raizwar Steeet
H. J. Fuat
Charles Swanhope
Clapham
Worthing
W. Nourse
P. H. Daniel
Edward Daniel
Consolidated Bank
E. Daniel
EB. Daniel
Nourae
Deanet
Danio Bed
Haggard
Haggerd
Jenner
Prosbate
Casiel
Novras
Addase
Bayford
Staghope
Nonrse
Air
Nonree
Canal
Andar
London Corporation Reform Moves in Court of Common Council
A London council committee chaired by Deputy Peacock debates reform of the city corporation. Members push for Parliament involvement, challenge Lord Mayor influence, and authorize sending legal questions to city officers for opinion. The Far-reaching measures seek to curb power of publicans and shipmen and to reconstitute city governance.
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Peacock
Aaborat
Bose
Court of Common Council
Avention
Recorder
Court of Alder
London
Asburet
Anderton
Eagleton
Hartley
Taylor
Aehurst
Stevena
Low
Ashuret
Court of Aldermen
Ashurat
Spb
Barn
Aghurst
Sidney
Cme
Ashurst
Mesars
Ryland
Randolph
Laurie
Lock
Attempted Poisoning of Five Children by their Mother
A Preston report describes Mrs Leadbetter, resident at Walton-le-Dale, alleged to have administered poison to five children and then drowned herself in the Ribble. The inquest found she gave laudanum, and that she was insane at the time. one child died while others were recovering.
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Crown Court
Toothe Williams
George Pink
Frances Covey
Basingstoke
Greenwood
Edwarda
Cockbarm
Massey
Thia Cane
Waaen
Miss Covey
New ‘Street
Hannah Moody
Ataira
Tutt
Franklin
Misa Covey
Barton
Gillas
Stephen Franklin
Henna Moody
Taft
Miss Corey
Mr. Barton
Hell
Pink
Hsansh Moody
Justice Williams
Eftern Sears
E& Kesa
Frost
John Bramston Stane
Foresthall
High Ongar
Norton-hall
Blowes
Keys
Flood
Ongar
Neesra
H. Bailocs
J.T. Wright
Capel Cure
J. B. Stane
Ifs Aheep
Page
Chelmsford
Paxston
Preston
Jesdbetter
Walton Ie Dale
Ribble
Leadbetter
Manchester
Walton
Dales
Livesey
Cousn
Natalie
Fanny
Joseph Sherlock
Walton de Dale
Sherlock
Thomas Moor
Mra. Leadbetter
Aaylam
Old Haven
Tilbury Fort
Exher
Webber
Wmaster
Topping's Wharf
London Bridge
Old Havenbay
Essex
Leith
Coast Guard
Nix Fathoma
Royal Victoria Steamship
Micklethwaite
London, Leith, Edinburgh and Glasgow Navigation Company
St. Katharine’s Wharf
Gravesend
Trinity Pilot
Royal Victoria
Yarmouth
London
Lloyd's
Tae Shipwarck
St. Senegal
Madeira
Canaries
Africa
St. Louis
Abe Veese
Aidle
M. Boyer
Senegal
St.Louis
Disxaszy
Flendera
Journal de
Appointment of Prince Salme as President of General Diet
Berlin reports the General Diet will assemble on the ith of April with Prince Salme Hohensolmer Lich named President. The nobility chamber will be the primary assembly, while the other states form the second assembly, with M. de Rochon de Stulpe as president of that body. Also notes Don Enrique's declared intention to marry for love and other European diplomatic exchanges.
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Cologne
231 Alt
Berlin
Salme-Hohensolmer
Chamber of the Nobility
M. de Rochon de Stulpe
Senorita de Castella
Adda
M. Dienas
Chamber of Deputies
M. Vienset
France
Society of Men of Letters
la Gorge
Alex- Axong Dumas
Marquis de
Montpellier
Madame Hahnemann
Madame Hehnemann
Hahnemeon
Toronto Herald
Canada
Herald
Blair
All Medicine
Vendara
Thomas Prout
Strand
London
Westminster Reform Meeting Chooses Lushington Candidate
A Westminster assembly of electors favored Charles Lushington as candidate for the city’s next election, after hearing his pledges on ballot voting, extended suffrage, and reform. He affirmed humane views on flogging and labor rights, with reform aligned to local supporters and opposing a Skelton amendment.
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Westtminster
Westminster
Charlee Lashington
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Georman
Leader
BE. P. Bouverie
M.P
Lushington
Westwinster Reform Society
George Thompson
Thompson
Weatminster Reform Society
Bia
Reform Society
United Kingdom
Pashington
Fowell Baxton
Page Wood
Commons
House of Parliament
Wesminster
Skelton
Westminster Reform Association
Birr
England
John Russell
Lord Ashley
Lancaster
York
Asatey
John Ruase
The
Treasury
Irvin
Leigh
Lancashire
Cronin
Chambers
Baron Parke
Newgate
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