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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 11, 1845

Page

5

Royal entertainments and visits in Buckingham Palace

A summary of royal events in London including a Monday concert at Buckingham Palace in the Picture Gallery followed by supper, a levee on Wednesday, and a planned visit by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to Osborne House on the Isle of Wight with a special train and marine transport arrangements.

Buckingham Palace Prince Albert Albert Househeld Life Guards Buckingham Prlice St. Jamen's Earl of Efingham Order of the Bath Earl of Effingham Pence Albert Tur Iste Wicht Osborn House Isle of Wight Mondep Gosport South-Western Railway Royal Clarence Victualling Yard Woulwichest Osborn Les Danseuses Viennoises Ecoek Majesty Prince ‘Neem Prince of Wales Stewal Alice BestaMis Woop M.P Sandwark New York Leon Blackwall Liverpool Atlantic Mersey da. Wersx Crawford House Helensburgh University of Edinburgh New College Free Church Kew King’s Arms Kew-green Wil.cungerie North Wilford League Bazaar Anti Corolar League Fass Maycuesten, &c Lospexs Manchester Oldham Bury Stockport Ashton Stalybridge Bolton Rochdale Manchester and Birmingham Railway Company London-road London Euston-Squere Loxpox Liver Pool Poly Association Water-street West Riping Yorkshire Midland Birmingham Railway Company Feres Cless Gastod Alm Levis Normanton, Do Bernsley Do Swinton Do Sheffield Do Mesure Chesterfield Down Leeds T. Morgan Shibe London and Birmingham Preston Lexpos Warrington Junction Frau Denzy Leicester Derby Nottingham Birmingham Great Westeex Railway

Parisian Chamber Debates Thiers Lamartine Clash

The Paris press reports a heated exchange between Thiers and Lamartine in the Chamber. Both men gave explanations to the President who stated the matter was settled amicably. The Armament Bill proceeds with a large grant for Paris fortifications while other European events and trials are noted.

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Death of Lady Walsingham and other notices

The death of Lady Walsingham is reported. she was born 1776 and married 1802 to Thomas, fourth Lord Walsingham. Other items include surgeon notes on MP Col Sibtharp’s accident, a lengthy Bristol banker will, charity acknowledgments, and various local sensational incidents and railway receipts.

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Calamity at suspension bridge causes many deaths

A catastrophic bridge collapse on the North Quay over the Bure during Nelson the clown’s geese show left 53 bodies recovered by nightfall and many more missing. The disaster drew crowds, rescuers, and a coroners inquiry, with surgeons and locals aiding survivors and identifying victims.

Bure Acre Cook Nelson Yarmouth Bridge Veuxhell Gardens Braydon Nilson Yarmouth Railway Company Cary Chaina Haif Sanken F. N. Palmer Messia Lacon Laws Norwich Arms Inn Norwich Arms Ecclestone Willament Susan Mayers Maria Stolworthr Maria Juniper D. Little Maria, Edwards Hannah Field Mary Ann King Sarah Unting Falcher Eliza Batch Durrant Burton Trory High Miss Johnson Caroline Anger Eliza Harriet Bussey Matilda Livingstone Ann Maria Scouer William Lyne Thomas Johnson William Tennant Harriet Tang Clara May Sarah Hunn Charles Dye William Hindle Eppy Thorpe Caroline Church Mabel Vincent Caroline Parker Sarah Gilbert Benjamin Dye Walter Watts Phillip Livingstone Barking Eliza Hunnerable Robert Moss Daniel Ebbage William Grimmer Horace Fox Richard Rowley Elizabeth Crowe Betsey Morgan Mary Ave Jenkereou John Tennans Mary Ann Leake Christopher Barber Eliza Powley Eliza Conyers Sarah Ann Buttisant

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