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.
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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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Pittsburg
Liverpool
New York
Sea
Edwards
London
Westminster
Great Western
Sandy Hook
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ferry Street
Monongahela River
Pipstown
Hensington
Market Street
Third Street
Wood Street
Diamond Alley
Water Street
Ferry
Old Presbyterian Church
Third
Wood
Smithfield Street
Smithfield
Fourth Street
Ross Street
Pipytown
Wm. Diehl
Second
Ferry Streets
Woodstrees
Owers
Globe Cotton Factory
Fire Navigation Insurance
Firemen's Insurance
Market
Bank of Pillsbury
The
Daily Chronicle
J. B. Butler
Merchant's Hotel
Kramers Exchange
Ditto
Jones and Sibbett's Exchange
7Th
Wm. A. Hill
4Th
Diamondalley
Rand R. H. Patterson
Eagle and Bazaar
4Th Street
Associate Reformed Church
Grant
Baptist Church
Grant Street
Bakewell
Monongahela
Monongahela Bridge
Dallas Iron Works
Pipetown
Third Streets
Wood-street
Ferry-street
Second-street
Third Presbyterian Church
Market-street
Water Streets
Front Street
Third-street
Fourth
Diamond-alley
Monongahela House
Grant Streets
Scotch Hill
Kensington
Birmingham
Fourth-street
Bank
John Russell
Farringdon
America
Oregon Territory
Mathews
Mersey
Montreal
Washington
Caledonia
Sir R. Perl
House of Commons
Boston
England
Printa
New York Journal of Commerce
Polk
New York Tribune
New Furs Herald
Great Britain
New York Reporter and Inquirer
R. Peel
Oregon
United States
Texas
Express
TrExas
Union
California
New Orleans
Bulletin
Madison
Mobile
Baton Rouge
Mexico
Picayune
Jones
Major Donelson
Galveston
Toronto
Canada West
Canada
Paris
Mesers. Thiers
de Lemartine
M. Thiers
M. de Lamartine
Chamber of Deputies
Messrs. de Lamartine
Thiers
Bond
M. Thiere
M. de Lamartins
M. ‘Thiers
M. de Larochejaquelin
Paria
Toulouse
M.de Larochejacquelin
Maxs
Wood of
Boussu
Atornisa
Revve de Paris
Algeria
Abd el Kader
Milanah
Arencentre
Marshal Bugeaud
Alpiers
Psuis
Sraix
Madrid
Eco del Comercio
House of Cormons
William
Association
Freeman
O'Connell
O'Brien
J. O'Connell
Dillon
Browne
Trish
Joe Hume
Colt
Ireland
Robert Peel
National Association
Sherif
Cork
Landa
Curragh
Skibbereen
Philip Somerville
Limerick Chronicle
Catastrofiee
VanMouth
Yarmouth
Cobb
Home Secretary
James Graham
Norfolk News Paten
Coxviera
Norvork Island
Woolwich
Battersea Bridge
Tobzer
Ratcliff Highway
Norfolk Tnland
New South Wales
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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Hudson
Albany
William Barnett
New York
Lea Leen
Great Western
England
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Morris
Vicksburg
Farmer's Loan
Reading
Canton
Mohawk
Norwich
Wortage
Long Inland
Illinois Bank
Stonington
Riven Ponte
Livenpool
Buenos Ayres
Hermes
Veseela
Monte Videu
Marc
Jackson
Rio Grande
David Canabarro
Baron de Caxias
Walsingham
Brownlow North
Winchester
Earl of
Guildford
Thomas
Lord Walsingham
Earl and Countess of
R. H
Wrightson
Lloyd
Kenyon
Hop
Garnier
Henrietta Garnier
North
Earl of Sheffield
Charlotte Lindsay
Lincoln
Col
Sibtharp
House of Commons
Lear
Lincolnshire Chronicle
Witt
Phillip Julio Milea
Bristol
William Miles
Mecca
Herefordshire
Somersetshire
Gloucester
Dorcas
Willia’s
St. James's
Maryguis
Breadalbane
Fox Maule
M. Stewart
James Stuart
Glasgow
Houston. Stuart
R.N
Campbell
Maclachlan
Duke of Sutherland
Intervala
Adair
Queen
Prince Albert
Lord Yaimeny
Guinzar
Geographical Society
British Architects
Medico Chirurgical Society
Zoological Society
Geological Society
Literary Fund
Society of Arts
Albano
W. Ingram
W. J. Napier
D. Grant
Royal Institution
Rey E. Sydney
St. James's Street
Earl of Yarborough
Royal Cork Yacht Club
Thetis
O'Grady
Caroling
Colonel Vandeleur
Royal Georce
CoNgleton
Astbury
Thomas Braddock
Thomses Braddock
James Newton
Sleaford
Osbournby
Lincoln Chronicle
Sirius
Richard Callaghan
London
Cork
Plymouth
Callaghan
R. W. Stonehouse
Stonehouse
Wakvey
Marylebone
Anne Boulter
Hyland
Andishoe
Hanway Street
Oxford Street
Tothill Fields
Diana Hugo
Wakley
Murven
Sutcipe
Huppensfield
Huddersfield
Betty Rushworth
John Rushworth
Castlegate
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.
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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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Loughborough
Syeton
or _Leicester
Barcatox
Brighton
Pittsburg Bank
Monongahels House
Merchants’ Hotel
Philo Hall
Chronicle
Age
Prussea
Presbyterian Advocate
Pitteburg Haa
Barat
L4th
ALB
Asa
Exeter Se
Wiverton-road
Teuton Sitters
Bridgewater
G & Urintal
Paddington
Chester
Tawaspay
CoxciupeEn
Grosvenor Course
Mr. Palmer
Betsy Bird
Francis
Mr. Dawson
Teresa
Mr. Matthew
Tom Tough
Irwin
Jacques
Captain Weyton
Templeman
Mr. Langabaw
Skerratt
Intrepid
Voxtra
Arthur
Meiklam
Truchay
Hirmingham &Gleater
Croydon
Bristol and Gloster
Eiverpool
Manch
Hull
Edinburgh
Midland Counties
Hiring
Grand Junction
Newcastle and Carlisle
Paisley
Ayr
Newcastle & Darlington
Great North of England
Rouen
Orleans
North Midland
London and Crighton
Varnoutl
Church Hall
Harriet Mary Little
Joseph Livingstone
Bradbury
King-street
Yanuovth
Raininy