Westminster Impro vements and Royal Visit Report
A Westminster article notes the clearing of the worst localities for a street project later named Victoria Street, describes the demolition of old structures and a notable building Carton's or a Blindment, and covers a royal morning at the Davey Lass Theatre with Queen Victoria and royal children attending the Bohemian Girl performance. It also mentions Prussian stenography reforms, typhus outbreaks in lodging houses, and other assorted notices from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesedey
Westminster
Great Armoury
Polawa
Victoria Art
D. W. Garvey
Harvey
Alderman Wood
A. L. Taylor
Davey Lass Theatre
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Princess Alice
Miss Rainforth
Messrs
Borrani
Stretton
Harley
Harrison
Jenny Lind
Mr. Hughes
Bunn
Parisia
Berlin
Weygandt
Bureau of Stenography
Dresden
Prussia
Texas
Welling
Kent
England
Trebersed
Carmarthen
Tenby
SisouLaz
Higga
Duchy of Lancaster
Edmonton
John Rawnton
Bennett
East Pyle Farm
Milton-yard
Cloadesley Terrace
Islington
Mr. Bennett
Hammond
Sam Sty
African Journal
Cape Town
Fort Beaufort
Post
Hale
Cripplegate
Pillgwenlly
Newport
Jerusalem
Inquirer
Hedix
C. J. Carttar
Duke of Sussex
Woolwich
Elizabeth Sadler
Salcette
Woolwich Dockyard
John Sadler
Adwan
John Robinson
Rowe
Tre Care
Jack Ketch
Campbell
O'Brien
Alley
Gallows
Green Point
Vores
Bilal
Covat
Queen’s Boxes
Tue Royal Court
Jrnsey
Brennan
John Brennan
Henry Gallen
Royal Court of Jersey
Gulliver
St. Helier
van Diemen's Land
Her Majesty
Privy Council
Portsmouth
Crowder
Justice Erle
Royal Court of
Jersey
Royal Court
Home Office
George Grey
Lord Denman
Justice Patteson
Home Secretary
Millbank
Mr. Crowder
Lush
Waddington
Royal Courts of
Secretary of State For the Home Department
van Diemen’s Land
Royal Cour
King v. Luddis
Court of
Royal Victoria
London
Leith
Sarah
Yarmouth
Shields
Mete
Durham Chronicle
Stoke
Exeter
Stoke-cannop
Paddington
Esaterly
Brampford Speke Road
W. T. Nepleton Penoyre
Knight
Craig
Bond
Imperial Russial funds invest thirty million roubles abroad
Latest intelligence from St Petersburgh reports Emperor Alexander I has decided to invest 30 million silver roubles in foreign securities as a permanent holding, with expectations the bulk will go into English funds. Paris reports note the death of Lord Cowley the British ambassador, triggering cabinet moves and diplomatic maneuvering with Madrid and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburgh
Russla
Sa Ulase
Pama
Lord Cowley
Union Monarchique
Hotel Des Courcelles
Queen Christina
Paris
Tuileries
Madrid
Fuires
France
Hotel de Courcellea
Isabella
Peria
Prussia
Charivari
Tahiti
Academie Royale de Musique
la Juitienne
Libersl
Duke de Broglie
London
Prince de Broglie
Rome
Lection
Count Jarnac
M. de Bourguing
Bavaria
Count St. Adlaire
England
Place Vendome
Duke of Wellington
Vienna
Henry Richard Wellesley
Lord Henry Fitzgerald
Baroness de Ros
Maparo
Olante Josefa
Chamber of Deputies
Messre
Chico
Aviraneta
Concha
Portugal
Dreux
Lord Lorgan
Belfast
William Liddle
Terryglass
Mr. Liddle
Mr. Liddie
William Darcy
William Tierney
Mrs. Liddle
Darcy
Tierney
Jin
Colline
Moloney
Newport
Collins
Mar Waller
J.F
Nenagh
Batt Court
Pao
Commixal Informariox
Justice Coleridge
Frederick Thesiger
Muniz
M.P
Railway Times
Birmingham and Leicester
Jending
Spooner
Mantz
Birmingham and
Leicester
Rulo Nisi
Lord Chancellor Decision in Broad and Narrow Gauge Case
The Lord Chancellor in the Oxford and Birmingham Junction Railway dispute rejects the injunction seeking to remove twelve directors and hand control to six others. He grounds the decision on standing, common interest, and failure to show proper corporate remedy, allowing demurrers and halting injunction. The case references Foss v Harbottle and Taylor v Salmon regarding jurisdiction and proper party representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozley
Alston
Snd
Oxford and Birmingham Junction Railway
EO Ees
Pirsoner
Inj
Brent
Acta
Equity
Taylor
Salmon
Milne and Craig
Walworth +. Holt
Peraco
Wigram
Office of Directors
Fitzroy Kelly
J. Parker
Arrival of Sir Harry Smith in Southampton
The Ripon arrived at Southampton after midnight Tuesday with 75 Bret class passengers including Major General Sir Barry Smith and his lady. A cannon salute greeted the vessel and the town celebrated with church bells and crowds at the docks. The Mayor read a congratulatory address and Sir Harry Smith thanked the people, praising his soldiers’ victories at Aliwal. He attended a civic reception and proceeded to Radley’s Hotel with many inhabitants in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meresby
Motherhank
Southampton
Ripon
Barry Smith
Airwajl
Lisbon
Ff Oporto
Corporation
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Union
Aliwal
Corporation of
William James Lefeuvre
Harry Smith
K.C
England
Audit House
Radley
Warner's Long Range Experiment Ends in Balloon Ballistics
The government watchers report Captain Warner's long range relied on a pilot balloon to drop uncharged shells at distances up to five miles. The test near Haywood Park and Carriock Chase, with 1300 pounds spent, ended in a balloon found in Rogely, eight miles away, and eighteen shot fragments recovered afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Coads
Chalmer
Warmer
Hia
Southesd
Essex
Carriock Chase
Anglesey
Staffordshire
Lord Anglesey
Livut
Lord Ingestre
Chads
Captain Chads
Chade
Haysoed Park
Chaise
Rugeley
Beau Desert
Bell Tavern
Acme Labourera
Tnogestre
Lord Angeatre
Chad
Green
Albion
Brown
Ingestre
Rogeley
Marquissof
Haywood Park
Daily News
Fire devastates New Orleans wholesale district
A major blaze on Chartres Street in New Orleans destroyed extensive dry goods stores from Cupатом House to Bienville. The fire, starting in Ravelet and Huet, raged through Simpson, Ravalt and Hunt, Gerringer, Sylvester, Emanuel and Co, Dacongie, Mace and others, with insured losses uncertain but likely around 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Osleans
Chartres Street
Cupatom House
Bienville
Ravelet
Huet
Custom Home Street
Chartres
Simpson
Ravalst
Hunt
Albert
Heilman
Gerringer
Vignaud
Loison
Sylvester
Simmonet
Emanuel
New Orleans Times
Catasthopus
Curtna
Hoxe-Koxe
Chimmo Bay
Amoy
Omega
Charlotte
Walt
Anid
Cara
Caroline
Ain
Hong Kong
Patna Odam
Benares
Patna
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Bisir
Thomas Prant
Macbeth
Cole
George Maynard
Nora Ara
Treasury
James Wilkinson
Webb
John Dureer
FaLaz CuanacrEns
Joseph Dring
Market Street
Hampstead Road
Marlborough Street
Frances Berrey
Macnaughten
Hertford Street
Mayfair
Edward
Macoeaughten
Maddox Street
Henry Howard
Francea Berrey
Tunbridge Wells
Freud
Therisoner
Countess of Mornington
Mr. Bingham
St. George, Hanover-Squate
Earl of
Helena
Countess of
Earl of Mornington
Bingham
Mr. Smith
Newgate
Tebbenban
Mary Pearson
Elizabeth Everett
Tebbenham
Pilgrim
Norfolk
Chester
Subscription Room
E. Peel
Marlow
Mostyn
B. Green
W.H. Smith
Master Downes
T. Dawson
St. Leon
Marquis of Westminster
Alec
Blackie
Magnet
Osprey
Farthing Ceulle
Cherry
Kismeta
Grosvenor Course
Mr. Mostyn
Swallow ‘Holves
Mr. Pedrey
Lanercost
Quilt Arnold
Mr. Irwin
Patriot
G. H. Moore
Peel
Alliance
Lord Chesterfield
Free Lance
Lord Saltoun
Marian Ramsay
Morocco
Trojan
CAF
Chatterbox
Newcourt
Farthing Candle
Mickey Free
Mendicant
Erin-go-bragh
Inheritress
Arthur
Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Turo
St. Lawrence's
Greand
Tom Tough
Iuthoritress Fixth
Lamb
Annandale
Clermont
Ratcliffe
San Juan D'Ulloa
New York Tribune
United States
Albany
Vera Cruz
Castle of
San Juan
Afount Orizaba
Sir. H. Smith
Warner’s Long Range
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