Lord Mayor’s Show in London Opens with Ceremonial Pageant
The six November Lord Mayor’s Show unfolds from dawn with bells, barriers, and a grand procession. Alderman Johnson becomes Lord Mayor amid cheers and hisses for his predecessor, ending with a formal dinner at Guildhall and a series of royal and judicial toasts. A later report notes a Glasgow boy’s Halloween fright death and abroad flags a Marseilles note on Arab prisoners on Saint Marguerite, detailing their camp life and customs.
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London
Metropolia
Guildhall
Harvey
Alderman Johnson
Ag Street
Upper Thames Street
Arthur Street
Hing William Street
Mansion House Street
the Pont
Walbrook
Welbrook
Cheapside
St Paul's Churchyard
Ting
Westminster
Blackbridge
Westminster Bridge
Exchequer
Atlack
Alderman Johnon
Court of Exchequer
Vincent
Baron Alderson
Alderman Gibbs
Zich
Tigre Bridge
New Bridge Street
Ludgate Hill
St. Paul's Churchyard
Ring Street
Magerd Magog
Ad Mayor
Prince Hilal
Muscat
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of Westminster
Earl of Lincoln
Earl of Eldon
William Lennox
Sidney
Jocelyn
Dudley Stuart
Ernest Bruce
Sert Grosvenor
Montford
Harris
Tindal
Chanor Wigram
Justice Patteson
Baron Platt
James Graham, Bart
G. Cockburn
Henry Pierrepont
Thomas Lowry Corry
W. Binghaming
Henry
Troy
William Heathcote
Francis Bond Head
Edmond Antrobus
Hesketh Fleetwood
Harry Ig
Robert Inglis
Depauty‘ernor
Bank of England
East India Company
Wood
T. Wood
M.P
Lord Meyer
J. Graham
Wes
Idun
Asthia
Mecor
Ber
Court of al
James Forsyth
Argyle-street
Glasgow
Hallowe'en
Courier de Marseilles
St. Marguerite
Cannes
Lord Brougham
Algeria
Fort Brescon
Cette
Agde
Isle of
Abd-el-Kader
Smala
Early Closing of Shops Meeting Promotes Shorter Hours
A large Exeter Hall gathering led by Lord Robert Grosvenor backed the Metropolitan Drapers Association plan to end late hours. Speakers argued protracted work harms health and morals, urged public support, and announced a £5000 fundraising goal with widespread pledges and donations from business leaders.
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Exeter Hall
Metropolitan Drapers’ Association
Robert Grosvenor
Cushman
Hear
R. D. Granger
Metropolitan Drapers” Association
Heer
Atsp
Winkworth
Curling
Wakley
Colonial and Foreign Department
Somerset House
London
Rennock
Archer
Owen
Great Coram-street
Hitchcock
Redmane
Barchy
Nisy Falda
Bristol
Great Western Company
Directure
Eventon
Lock
Brunel
Carcorra Asp
Coxxwatt
Anp
Drvon Cemmat Railway
Wea
London Salisbury and
Yeovil
Exeter
Dorchester
South Western Railways
Land's End
Comany
Basingstoke
Eastgax Coustiza
Banxtxa
Asp Teauxa Juwertox
Hartle
A. Hunter
Barking
Thames Junction
Gussoon Cottger
Gasgow College
Ffoteenars
Maolvea
Glasgow Post
Hoavenshsip Ayp
Manchester and Leeds
Huddersfield and Sheffield
Manchester and
Leeds
Huddersfield and
Sheffield
Iupontanr
Great Eastern and Western Company
Great Western
Iron Times
Verde
Baapvorp Bowary
lIt
Leeds and Bradford Railway Company
Midland Board
Bradfords
Midlands
Steps
Dewspuny Raiway
Dewabury
Leeds and Thirsk
Huddersfield
Manchester
Mirtaxp Coventurs
Midland Counties Railway
Clay Cross
Derby
Almedfad Asp Cextant Devos
Jexctiox
Bridgewater
Towchhend
Eastern Counties Company
Cambridge
York
Northern
Eastern
Eastern Counties
Northern and Eastern Railway
Eastern Counties Railway Company
Northern and Eastern Company
Northern and Eastern Railway Company
North Kext
Rochester
E. Buck
Vignolles
Earl of Romney
Chatham
Psoangss
South Eastern
Ashford and
Hastings
Ashford
Rye
Berkia and Hants
South Western
Hungerford
Basingatoke
Altrincham
Manchester and Birmingham
Brogden
David Bellhouse
Peterboron
Northampton
Railway Chronicle
Rangonda
Britian Museum
Henry Ellis
British Museum
Rai
Henry Extis
Esq
Railway Company
Railway Sonvevons
Duke of Buckingham
Waddendon
Dyesdury aVetos
Reoest
Motaxchory Accident A Ferry Fails to Stop
Five men aboard a river crossing boat were thrown into the water when a steam ferry from North Shields struck them. Four men were saved by quick-acting scullermen, while William Souter of Arbroath, 22, remains missing. Witnesses said the ferry approached multiple times but did not alter course or stop. Inquest expected to investigate the full circumstances.
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North Shields
William Souter
Arbroath
Souter
Newcastle Chronicle
Annie
Tox
Margaret
Arrab
Poritan
Annia
Earl of Beverly
Miss Walton
Margaret Langley
Annie Walton
Randall
Hargood
Lord Welton
Lord Beverley
Lad Margaret
Lady Margaret
Anne
Hood and Marina and the poetry of Hood’s posthumous volume
A literary digest reviews a new Ackermann edition titled Forget Me Not, praising Hood’s posthumous poem and the scarce subscription support for his widow. It includes an excerpt from Guido and Marina with dramatic dialogue and a serialization note on Mr. James’s prolific output, criticizing his Civil War tale for lacking distinctive characters.
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Taz Forest
London
Ackermann and Co
Baye
Hood
James
Ariah Neil
Richelieu
Mr. James
Hargood
Annie
Lady Margaret
Miss Walton
Sto
The Irish Poor and the Quiet Rebellions of Land Tenure
A letter from Limerick cites a failing potato crop and famine fears. It blames small tenant farming, neglect, and landlord mismanagement, urging guided cultivation and state oversight. The writer contrasts thriving police service with Irish peasantry left to self rule. It describes Tralee and the Shannon voyage, noting desolate banks, scarcity of timber, and widespread poverty, with warnings of long reform.
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Limerick
Arthur Young
England
Themeaelves
Trish
Adare
Shannon
Ireland
Kerry
Dublin Steam Navigation Company
Humber
Hull
Eya
Clare
Tarbert
Listowell
Tralee
Dingle
Hurley
Neas
Murderous duel at Galene Corsica shocks readers
A young man, Quilichini, seduced Angeline Francescani, promised marriage, then wed another. Angeline later armed with a pistol encountered him and fatally wounded him. The couple fled. pursuit ongoing. Also reports accidents and deaths from hydrophobia and poison, plus railway notices and amalgamation talks.
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Galene
Corsica
Quilichini
Angeline Francescani
Angelina
Mixy
Kenzy
Dudley
Marsh
Birmingham Journal
Axomen
Callen
Wellington-place
Goswell-Street-road
St. Luke's
Charles Callen
Mr. World
City-reed
Colson
Pigoteia
Old Jewry
Bedford
William Smith
New Avender
Little Marlborough Street
Johnson
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Charles
Lord Walton
Seoming
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Wilson
Hardy
Gray's Inn
Hon. Society of Gray's Inn
Robert Allen
Hoe
Pension Chamber
Thomas Greene
Stapleainn
Barnard’sinp
Sheilar
Serjeant Allen
Whitmarsh
Queen's Counsel
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Perry
Barrell
Jamea
Edgell
Bradley
Greenwood
Turner
Serjeant
Allen
Bose
Benchers
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Staples
Barnard’s Inns
Whileey
Cardiff
St. John's Church
Railway Intelligence