Hamburg Fire Aftermath and Aid Efforts Across Europe
Reports from Hamburg describe continued rebuilding plans, harbor reopening, and financial aid flows after the conflagration. English engineers are praised for saving the city, while authorities warn against exploiting victims. A London meeting pledges substantial subscriptions to aid Hamburg’s displaced residents and restore commerce.
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Hamburg. Com Navigation Company
John
J. P. Corbin
Hamburg
Hamburgh
London
Phoenix Insurance Office
Gotha Nigh
Éany
Sun
al and Co
Senate
Lindley
Dey
England
Christopher Wren
Nmburg
Coljoun
Hans Towns
King
Attwood
Jones Loyd
Moses Montefiore
Sid Salomons
Amittee
Prince Albert presides at duchy of Cornwall court
A report describes Prince Albert arriving at Somerset House to preside as lord warden at a duchy court session to relet mines with expired leases. The narrative notes his dignified reception, attire, and departure back to Buckingham Palace.
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Prince Albert
Duchy of Cornwall
Royal
Somerset House
Duchy
Gardiner
Mr. Gardiner
Spitalfields
Marquis of Worcester
Grosvenor-place
Tattersall’s
Belgrave Square
Mason Henniker
Pau
Henniker
Lord Henniker
2D Life Guards
Deats
M. KR
Bourroux
Matthew Robinson Boulton
Soho
Matthew Boulton
Birmingham Advertiser
Smith
Edgware Road
West of England
Messrs. H. Warburton
J. A. Roebuck
M.P
Swynfen Jervis
P. A. Taylor
Francis Place
George Thompson
S. Harrison
John Street
Adelphi
Warburton
House of Commons
Metropolitan Parliamentary Reform Association
Roebuck
T. M. Gibson
J. T. Leader
Earl of
Cox Coury Election Committee
D. O’connell
E. B. Roche
M. Smith
Austin
Daniel O'Connell
Edward Bancke Roche
Knights of the Shire
County of
Cork
Hayter
Coxvier
Good
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
Cope
Busain
V Divison
Wandsworth
Sheriff of
London
Murperer Cooper
Thomas Cooper
Timothy Daly
Hornsey
Cooper
Mott
Moss
Learned Meetings And Theatres At Lord Byron Benefit
The latest intelligence lists Monday to Friday meetings of scientific and literary societies including Geographical, Civil Engineers, Linnean and Royal Societies, with the theatre benefit for Mr. Macready staging Marino Faliero. Reports describe the performance's vivid acting by Macready and Faucit, the audience's response, and the commemorative mood for Byron despite past depreciation. Distressing local deaths and railway incidents are also noted alongside wool and trade market summaries from Leeds, Bradford, Manchester, Liverpool, and related railway returns.
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England
Mapnip
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Duke of Glucksberg
M. de Cazes
Buffaires
Madrid
M. Cazes
France
Spain
du Havre
Buenos Ayres
Rosas
Ater
le Samerce
Nassau
Steyer
Upper Austria
Lysburg
Ust
Faubourg
Steyerdorf
Hassard
Brest
Hayti
Drew
Lot of Allhallows
Brand
Messrs
Th Cooper and Co
Lawrence Pountney-lane
St. 4
Abchurch
St. Lawrence Pountney
Brasenose College
Oxford
London
Paris
Versailles
Manchester
Manage
London Council
Francis Egerton
Dr. Dalton
F.R.S
Ling
Chester and
Norwich
Hardy, Esq
Wer Square
Wiley
Hampshire
Chester
Nor
Geographical Society
Institution of Civil Engineers
Kingstown Harbour
P. Henderson
Caledonian Canal
W. Elliot
Maplin Sand
J. B. Redman
Zoological Society
Linnean Society
Medico- Botanical Society
Aborigines’ Protection Society
Society of Arts
Defries and Co
Microscopical Society
Royal Society of Literature
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Society
Numismatic Society
Royal Institution
Marino Faliero
Lord Byron
Doge
Angieling
Mr.Macready
Mr. Macready
H. Faucit
Angiolina
Phelps
Elton
Israel Bertuccio
Bertram
Macready
Gregory Lewin
Doncaster
Chatham
Duncan’s Head
Newroad
Thomas Turner
William Taylor
Best Street
Robert Taylor
Cesspool
Turner
Farmer
Mr. Dunstall
Benjamin Tribe
Taylor
Fara
Nornia Union
Parkside
Thomas Griffith
James Blundell
Tarvin
Cheshire
James Trver
Bridgewater Canal
Newton Little Fair
Bull’s Head
Golbornedale
North Union Railway
Lowton Road
Leeds
Bradford
Orleans
Merinos
Pices
Hamburg
Liverpool
Railway Magazine
Great Britain
Birmingham
Derby Junction
Birmingham and
Gloucester
Dundee
Arbroath
Eastern Counties
Sesese
Glasgow
Paisley
Greenock
Grand
Crewe
Hayle
Hull and Selby
London and
Blackwall
Ditto, Shoreham Branch
London and South Western
Manchester, Holton, and Bury
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
North Midland
North Union
Ulster
Cceecsescusesscess
York and
Brandling Junction
Edinburgh
Great North of England
Lancaster and
Pie Aaa
Brighton
Croydon
Newcastle and
North Shields
Preston and Wyre
Chester and Birkenhead
Glasgow and Ayr Veee
Great Western
Greenwich
Sheffield
Mathews bail in Covent Garden debt case discharged
Mr Charles James Mathews the Covent Garden theatre manager, released on sureties after a Queen's Bench prison detention. Bail set at 5000 pounds with two sureties, Lawrence Levy and M Bernado Goldshede, to cover prospective investigations into his insolvent estate and property disposals including a Marylebone property schedule and a sale by auctioneers. Proceedings noted for June hearing.
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Chartes Mathews
Covent.garden
Charles James Mathews
Covent-garden Theatre
Carme
Queen's Bench
Lawrence Levy
Norfolk Street
Strand
Middlesex
M. Bernado Goldshede
Piccadilly
G. Lewis
Messrs
Mathews
Case
Lewis
Foster
Piazza
Covent-garien
Willis
C. Kemble
Willett
Capt. Forbes
Harris
Goldshede
Marylebone
Mr. Long
Applicant
Marlborough Street
William Henry Palmer
Catherine Hodge
Wageman
Mount-street
Grosvenor-square
Toto
Mr. H
Newgate
Clerkenwell
Bourman
John Bladon
Thomas Ballantine
Stanhope College
Regent’s Park
Ball's Pond
Greenwood
Worship Street
William Attwell
King’s. Row
Hoxton
Louisa Attwell
Broughton
Maria Attwell
Sarah Redmond
King's-row
Orden
Dukes
Kingsland Read
Westbury
Death on Croydon Common Murders Suspect Identified
A young man’s body was found in a Croydon common pool with a pistol and loose powder nearby. The death appeared murder. the body lies at the Mail Coach tavern for identification, but no name yet.
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Croypoy
Croydon
Croydon-common
M. Craupet
Her
M. Claudet
Adelaide Gallery
Newswenders’ Provident and Benevolent Institution
Anderton
Fleet Street
James Harmer
Ingress Hall
Haymarket Theatre
Twickenham
Greenwich
Johnson
Malta
Palermo
Palarmo
Morning Post
Theatre notes and fairs in London crowds
A crowded Monday night features Macbeth and Acis and Galatea with Mr. Macready and Miss Faucit. Tuesday’s Stranger performance benefits Miss H Faucit, followed by La Sonnambula. Covent Garden presents Die Zauberflote. Haymarket hosts Lady of Lyons with Kean and wife. Murat the Peasant at Sunge Theatre draws praise for pageantry and strong cast. Adelaide Gallery reports new management and Cabul views. Zoological Garden and National Gallery attract thousands. Greenwich fair and park overflow with steamers, railways, and shows.
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Mr. Keely
Peter
Mrs. Keeley
Charlotte
Covent-Garden
Mozart
Tamino
Pamina
Herr Abresche
Madame Stoeckel Heinefetter
Sarastro
Staudig
Haymarket
Murat
France
Italy
Egypt
Naples
Russia
H. Hughes
Joachim
Mr. Hicks
H. Vining
Straxnd
Miss Daley
Adelaide Gallery
Jones
Wyld
Kingdom of
Cabul
Khyber Pass
Ghuznee
Bolan Pass
M. Claudit
Mechanical Museem
Windmill Street
Piccadilly
Newgate
Coriolanus
Androcleus
Rome
Buifish Museum
Reasere
Nationa Galleay
Greenwich
Richardson
Algar
Jane Jones
Daniel Good
China
Royal Park
Thei Ihd Hilari
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Meadows
Beadle
Shoreditch
Thomas
Gigley
Elizabeth Battye
Coal Harbour Lane
Prince of Wales
Brixton-road
Thomas Baigent
Esther East
Locksfields
Dulwich
Denmark Hill
Brixton
Edward Nicholas George
Plough Inn
Stockwell
Golden Lion
Brixton Road
George
George Britten
Swellmob
Cottingham
Scott
Loughborough Road
Joseph Richmond