The Queen and the Infant Prince News from 1841
London reports detail the royal birth of the Prince of Wales, with bulletins on Queen Victoria and the infant's health. Affected elites, nursing arrangements, and nationwide celebrations are described, including the selection of Mrs. Brough as wet nurse and royal financial provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
James Clark
Chantes Locock
Roserr Fergnson
Countess of
Miss Seymour
Campbell
Georgiana Bushe
G. Villiers
Hicks
Baron Gersdorff
Duke of Leeds
Earl Brownlow
Augustus Clifford
Captain Seymour
Heneage
M.P. Caudle
Royal
Prince
Duchess of Kent
Viscountess Canning
Theresa Lister
Matilda Wynyard
West
Miss Stuart
Meynell Ingram
Mr. West
Thomas Premantia
Edinburgh
Parliament House
Duke of Cornwall
Company
Leadenhall-street
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
United Kingdom
Poe Imine
Princess Royal
Brough
Claremont
Esher
Mrs. Brough
Mrs
The Queen Dowager and European Dispatches 1841
Reports from Sudbury Hall detail the Queen Dowager’s fluctuating health with daily medical notes from Drs. Davies and Frederick. The article also covers the Paris Peers Commission findings on Quenisset’s crime, Spanish upheaval, and royal court updates including the convalescence of the Queen and the christening plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witrras
Freperick Chambers
David Davies
Sudbury-hall
Frederick
D.davies
Sudburyhall
Davin Davies
Birth of a Prince Celebration Proposals and Marquis of Lothian Death
Debates on appointing a public rejoicing day for a prince birth. subscriptions suggested for the poor. Obituary reports the death of John William Robert Kerr Marquis and Earl of Lothian born 1794, detailing titles, marriage, seven children, and roles. Also notes his lord lieutenancy of Roxburghshire and a Queen gift to M Dumont for services in Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Commission On Quenisset
Dupoty
du Peuple
M. Dupoty
Chasseur
M. Duputy
Thistlewood
Jeremy Bentham
Court of
Peers
Fougeray
Pants Boursr
Bank of France
Spain
Junta
Barcelona
England
van Halen
Fulgosio
Madrid
Zurbano
Bilboa
Duke de Castro Torreno
Saragossa
Dowsager
Bavaria
Frederica Wilhelmina Carolina
Munich
Charles Louis of
Baden
Francis of Austria
Maria Anna Leopoldina
Saxony
Louisa Wilhelmina
Maximilian Joseph
the Court
Windsor
St. James’s
Canterbury
London
Prince of Wales
Brough
Claremont
Charlotte of Wales
Hart of
Edward Knatchbull
Guildhall
Kent Herald
Liverpool
Leeds
Trapz
MancuEster
United States
Dears
Eccunion Swimc
Egerton Smith
Liverpool Mercury
Blakesley
Newgate
King’s Head
Eastcheap
Burdon
Payne
Blue Anchor
St. Mary-at-Hill
Thames-street
Sarah Blakesley
William Burdon
Marquis of Lothian
Marquis of
Lothian
Suffield
John William Robert Kerr
Earl of
William
Harriet Hobart
John
Buckinghamshire
Armar Lowry
Belmore
Cecil Chetwynd Talbot
Earl Talbot
Jedburgh
Roxburghshire
Edinburgh
Robert Peel
Marten
Eowanp
Wiliam Rogers
Robert Howe
Cooke
Grosvenor-mews
Samuel Williams
Weston
John Allen Giles
Windersham-hall
Bagshot
Surrey
Marylebone
Edward, Harton
William Street
Lissongrove
Long
Alderson
Anglesey
Sergean Harrison
D Division
Serpentine River
West End
Exchequer crimes and jewels tale in late Times era
Latest intelligence reports forged exchequer bills tied to a west end banking house and a viscount, with Paris Bourse agent Bernnet linked to similar fraud. Rumors swirl about a major jewel find at the exchequer, later proved a mislaid lozenge box. Other notes cover Parliament, a Paris officer’s suicide, and Turkish service limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post City
Bernnet
Paris
Seine
Beaumont Smith
Exchequin
Charles TI
Exchequer
Bank of England
Marshall
Robert Peel
Leeds Mercury
Liveton
Charteris
Rue de Rivoli
Constantinople
Porte
Jochmus
Admiral Walker
Christchurch
Streatham
Winchester
Wilberforce
Deltry
Edwards
W. Raven
Kemble
M.P
Antrobus
Alderman Kelly
Cnunch-Bates
St. Ann’s
Limehouse
London
Hall
Kensington
Archdeacon Pott
Hanson
Saintsbury
Chelsea
St. Manrin’s Reform Sap Registration Society
Cambrian Tavern
Castle-street
Leicester-square
City of Westminster
Thames Tunnel
Wapping Shore
Stzam-neat
Thames
Sharp
Gravesend
Swan
London-bridge
William Loader
Everest
Gaskill
Wakley
Grove Road
St. John’s Wood
Grogan Mitchell
Fara
Robert Atkinson
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Ge Rinemer Munper
General Washer
the Assizes
Hannah Smith
Devonshire
English
Lewes
Emigration meeting urged by city merchants and leaders
A requisition to the lord mayor calls a public meeting to discuss national emigration on a large scale and petition the Queen and Parliament. London relief efforts for distress in Spitalfields expand with charity balls, subscriptions, and civic support from Mr. Pirie, the lord mayor, and the London corporation. A preliminary London tavern meeting set Friday noon to gauge the plan and fund the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spitalfields
William Thornborrow
Alderman Pirie
Pirie
Corporation of London
Sheriff Rogers
Thornborrow
Friends of the
Metropolis
Murper
Here
Leeds
Bradford
Hiad
Aire
Escrick
York Herald
Arfflicti Inc Suicipk
Higgs
Pineapple
Westbourne-street
Pimlico
Mary Reed
Elizabeth Soane
William Prince
George Reed
Sutton
Thomas Johnson
George Clarke
Long Sutton
Ann Johnson
Amy Johnson Marshall
George Whitelem
Hervey Burgess
Johnson
Burgess
Ewen
Johnsoon
Whitelem
Nei Gaoue
Mr. Savage
Stamford Mercury
St. Barra
Hack
Medical Gazette
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Ee Anon
Ader
Sotox Twist
Mr. Mott
Jem
Ahich
Tate m
Board of Guardians
Tota
Pierce
Mr Mott
Mott
Boston
Nancy
Mn Mott
Kirkham
Charles Mott
Boston Union
Kirkhams
Bolton
Ann Kirkham
Law, Police, &c
Hatton Garden
John Tipson
John Joseph Dyer
Red Lion-street
Clerkenwell
Lambeth Street
Danine Hicuwar Rospeny
Martin Moses
John Christ
Old Bailey
G. C. Norton
Henry Steel
Wappingwall
Turquand
Coothall Buildings
Hayden-square
Mansell-passage
Eagle
Haydon Square
Cuarce
William Burton Stewartson
Messrs. Maudslay
Cottingham
Fitzpatrick
W. Maudsley
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