Queen Dowager at Lisbon and Malta notes in 1839
The dispatch describes Queen Dowager Adelaide's Lisbon visit aboard the Hastings, with arrivals and court processions at Belem, Necessidades Palace, and Cintra. It notes weather, ships stationed nearby, and a formal address of welcome. It also covers Maltese reform critiques, and public praise for Malta reforms under Lord Glenelg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton, &c
Ion
Queen Adelaide
Hastings
Belem
Howard
Belem Square
Howard de Walden
Praga Do Commercio
Cintra
Mr. Smith
Lord Howe
Malta
Palermo
Be-rem
Implacable
Donegal
Ganges
England
Lisbon
Great Britain
W. Surry
J. Meacuer
Portafoglio
Lord Glenelg
Wreck of Berwick-spon-Tweed vessel reported at Black Sea
A late weekly bulletin notes rumors of a fine vessel wrecked in a fog on the night of the 8th ult. near Odessa in the Black Sea. No definite crew information exists, stirring anxious speculation among owners and relatives. Authorities and traders hope for a less dire outcome, as such losses harm port morale and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick-spon-Tweed
Fis
Carabernau
Black Sea
Odessa
Lloyd’s List
Birmingham
Hollowayhead
Messrs. Hetherington
Lovett
Duncan
National Convention
Canterbury
Red Lion
London
William Courtenay
Broughton
Handly
Herne-hill
Dunkirk
Richard Bolam
Hutton
Bolam
Durham Chronicle
Dublin
Hume
Kilkenny
Jamaica
Ireland
John Mannion
Galway
Thomas Mulkere
Denis Mannion
Limerick Chronicle
Macdermott
Donelan
Sligo
Beatty
Glasgow
Tne
Vate Murper
Thomas Mc Kinnis
King-street
Helen M‘kinnis
Hirriemuir
ForfarsHire
Andrew Robertson
Posse Comitatus
Messrs
Robb
Forfar
Lords Resolve On Forming Ministry Amid Royal Explanations
The Lords gather after new peers take oaths amid high interest as Lord Peel outlines the failed attempt to form a ministry and the monarch’s approval to publish explanations. He lists proposed cabinet names including Wellington, Lyndhurst, Aberdeen, and Graham, noting the royal household issues that halted the plan.
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House OF Lords
Furnival
Stanley
Leigh
Grand Duke of
Russia
William Henry of Orange
House of Commons
Viscount Melbourne
House OF Com Momis
Bristol and Gloucestershire
R. Shotts
Chard
Baronet
Joan Russert
Speaker
Melbourne
R. Peer
Lord Melbourne
Robert Peel
Tammos
Duke of Wellington
Becaus
Lord Lyndhurst
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Elenborough
Lord Stanley
Jars Graham
Henry Hardinge
Goulburn
Duke Wellington
Wellington
Sir Port
Aujesty
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Greece
Marya
Patras
Feder
Marathonisi
Gythium
Athens
Navarino
Modon
Mainotes
Messenia
Rumelia
Otho
E. Lyons
Lord Palmerston
Royal
Duke of Sussex
Artists’ Benevolent Fund
Freemasons’ Hall
Duke of Cambridge
Her Majesty
Queen Dowager
Westminster Literary and Scientific Institution
Brown’s Hotel
Palace-yard
Great Smith-street
James Abercromby
Lord Brougham
St. Margaret’s
St. John’s
Westminster
Messrs. P. Wood
C. Wood
Bicknell
Wheatley
Smith Street
Justice Coltman
Milman
Messrs. Wood
R. Ainslie
Burgess
Loxpen City Mission
London City Mission
Exeter Hall
Thomas Wood
Marytesone Reform Association
Marylebone Reform Association
Horse and Groom
Great Portland Street
Tabrum
Qernece
Marylebone Reform and Registration Association
Reform
Reform and Registration Society
Donde Aan
Edinburgh
Lane-End
Staffordshire
Potteries
Stoke
Loughborough
J. Gregory
John Goodacre
East Leake
Isaac Deavile
Deavile
Palmer
James Goodacre
Eccased
Leicestershire Mercury
Manchester
Guardian
Marhim
Plas
George Street
Glenlivet
Janet
Danny
Hymen’s
Lords of Creation
Preston
Wrre
George Bailey
Wyre
Ashton
Tewkesbury
William Barnard
Whitefield
King’s Head Inn
John Moore
John Cresse
Gloucester Chronicle