Mixed European Court and Royal News In Brief
The column reports the Duchess of Sutherland’s salary and a new service of plate being moved to Cadmonaeres House. It notes King Otho’s dismissal of a Lady Chamberlain, the Queen of Portugal’s health, and a planned Derby Mechanics Hall dinner under James Abercrombie. It mentions balloon voyage plans from Vauxhall, a Rhine tourist surge, church ordinations, and Cambridge University library stone-laying. It closes with varied items on crime, poverty, and demography in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Sutherland
Eame
George Saymiar
Duke of Cambridge
Hanover
Castora Hux
Cadmonaeres House
Pictosilly
Germany
Otho
Greece
Ecourt
von Willy
Quevn
Portugal
Duk de Terceira
Spersor
Robblor
Talleyrand
Staines
Ascot
Lord Milton
Yorkshire
Earl Fitzwilliam
Dublin Castle
Munster
Reed
Joan Russell
Endsleigh
Robert Newman
Mamhead
Marquis of Westminster
Snyders
Colonel Anson
Reschid Bey
Beuid
Nise
Derby Mechanics’ Hall
James Atercrombi
Vauxhall Gardens
Green
Nassau
Scotland
Laverateck
Sarum
North Durham
Droitwich
Dudicyeth
Eee
Tories
Sfteen
Evesham
Rhine
Wallace
Glasgow Chronicle
Br. de Bennot
Madame Malibran
Brussels
Lincoln
Ely
Harlebury
Stourport
Worcestershire
Cologne
St. Ursula
Cambridge
Jesus College
Trinity
Frufuasor Peacock
Temperance Hotel
Barrackpore
Lord Auckland
Carrell
Hogan
P.P. of &J. Michael’s
Dell
Newcastle
Edmund Pott
Praen
Liverpool
Ireland
Holland
Elgium
France
O'Connell
Henry Cule
South Stoneham
Southampton
Baron von Muffling
Berlin
Duke Charles of Mecklenburg
Council of State
Anhalt
Cothen
Order of the
Constantinople
Gultan
Frederic Joe
Secretary of State
Home Department
Mactropolis
Senate
Amos Norcott
K.C.H
Col. Turner
Warsaw
Escape of Brigadier Flitter Prize of Almaden Prison
Reports recount Brigadier Flitter’s escape after being captured at Almaden by Gomez. He endured harsh confinement at Lozcane depot and appeared largely forgotten by the government amid reform and military discourse.
Civic Entertainment for Queen Victoria in Landen Hall
A Landen civic committee plans a grand reception for Queen Victoria with a large audience, abundant music, and lavish décor. The project includes a royal table for fourteen, gallery expansion, private withdrawing rooms, and a public view of the hall between November 9 and a lord mayor feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of
Landen
Comamoaz
Duke of Wellington
George Smart
Bladon
Lovegrove
Guidhall
Victoria
Hopeful Stakes and Grand Duke Michael Stakes Racing Notes
The Hopeful Stakes for two-year-olds offered 40 sova each with Grey Comus and others leading bets. Grand Duke Michael Stakes for three-year-olds saw Ruby favored to win at 2 to 1, with Hybiscus and Milsank among contenders. The Buckingham Post Stakes covered two-year-olds Lord Exeter’s and Col Peel’s entries, won by the Lord Exeter pair. results include a close finish and a notable scull race at Strandlane with Parish and Sculthorp triumphing after a scull break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornhill
St. Patrick
Mangelwurzel
Conelly
Bowes
Peel
Lord Exeter
Sultan
Ramona
Lord Suffield
Lord Chesterfield
Sir Benjamin
Miss Lydia
W. Edwards
King
J. Weatherby
Col. Peel
A. F
Greenmantle
Mann
Miss Cantley
Strandlane
James Parish
J. Sculthorp
Godfrey
James Bryington
F. Godfrey
J. Tisdale
R. Godfrey
T. Anderson
The Olympic Revels at The Olympic Theatre
The Olympic Revels opened with Mr Farren as Squire Broadland in The Country Squire. Keely and others were praised, with Power at the Adelphi shining in Forever or The Pocket Book. Significant praise for Mrs Yates and Miss Taylor at Adelphi and St Jan rze. Power earns £20 a night at the Adelphi amid theatrical notes and musical chatter from Cheltenham to Westminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farren
Squire Broadland
Madame
Fanny
Markham
Keely
Oddbody
Charles Mathews
James Vining
F. Matthews
Fair Widow
Os Adelphi
Yates
Demon Smith
Lyon
Power
Mr. Lover
Ponsiss
Arthur Deverannes
le Brun
Mrs. Yates
O. Smith
St. Janrze’s
Farley
Madame Sala
Brooks
Honey
Norton Falgate
Stirling
New Strand
Franks
Powers
Adelphi
Bochsa
Madame Pasta
Miss Nunn
Curioni
de Bornis
Cheltenham
York
Lincoln
Whitby
Haveringham
Malton
Gloucester
Westminster Abbey
United Kingdom
London
Sacred Harmonic Society
R. J. Stevens
Charter-house
Gresham
Royal Society of Musicians
Hereford
Albertazzi
Nevelle
Woodyatt
Hawes
W. Knyvatt
Bennett
Hobbs
Maehin
Phillips
F. Cremer
Lindley
Blagrove
Julie Regonde
Overture
Blanche
Jersey
Barnett
Elopement and crime scenes in Paddington and Bow Street
A London paper reports a elopement involving a heiress with £10,000 chased by her father and a Captain, plus a child theft case at Bow Street. Also covered is a fatal river body, the London Parcels Delivery Company ad, and a high voltage attempted murder of a police officer during a Southampton robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstaple
Park Place
Paddington
Jand
Sens Culotte
Miss L
Sthaling
Ann Frances Beanet
Bow-street
Mr. Twyford
Catherine Gilson
William
Mary Anne Gilson
Prince’s Street
Drury-lane
Central Criminal Court
London Docks
Rotherhithe
Hambrewharf
Southwark Bridge
City Compter
London Parcels Delivery Company
The Lament of the Bereaved and Cypress Tree
A poetic lament about memory and loss set around a lone tomb and cypress tree. The speaker contrasts bright social scenes with the stillness of death and recalls a beloved, wandering through scenes of youth and beauty while the tomb remains central. The verses repeatedly ask what the world holds apart from that single tomb and tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride of Siena
Love
Abel And Mabel Wise And Wiser
A humorous jest from the French by Tabourot about Abel urging marriage to Mabel and Mabel resisting, with a wittier moral on prudence and choice in courting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Mabel
Tabourot
Riddle of a Gift in Wyatt Verse From Monthly Repository
A historical riddle about a lady giving and not giving a gift, posed by Sir Thomas Wyatt. The speaker states he received without taking, the gift being given willingly yet not given by force, and notes if she takes it back she cares not. The Monthly Repository attributes the solution to be a kies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Wyatt
Henry VII
Lokin
Alderagate
Little Britain
Farringdon
Freim
Braidwood
Watling-street
Tacity Galive
Gravesend
London Fire-engine Establishment
Biker
Chalk
Dover-road
Darell
Chatham
Rochester
Northfiel
Sun-office
Baker
Sue
Woolwich
Bleckwall
Greenwich
Extraordinary accident and fatal injuries at river and docks
A laborer on the brig Maria, Flint er, fell with a bar of iron piercing his side and back, likely fatal. Cab driver William Lock was hurled from his overturned coach after a collision with a heavy cart and is injured. Two Wright brothers, James and John, aged nine and eleven, were found dead under a coal barge after playing near the vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srig
Flinger
Maria
Sunderland
William Lock
Fenchurch-street
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Faral
Messrs
Humphreys
James
John Wright
The Lucifer and Athlone Collision At Dublin Harbour
A government packet the Lucifer and the Athlone clashed at Dublin harbour while leaving Kingstra barbour. The Lucifer passed the light-house but damaged the schooner Margaret and Jane, bringing her into the old harbour with spars lost. Lieutenant Kinichinson aided the stranded vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucifer
City of Dublin
Athione
Kingstra Barbour
Athlone
Margaret
Jane
Barbur
Kinichinson
Harbou
Silescky
Bermondsey
Giblett
Wellington Street
Londen-bridge
Wis Rus
Touwe
Hr. G. Houseal
Jones
Scession
Sines
Herriage
G. Henseal
Aedhead
M.A
Calverley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flitter
Almaden
Gomez
Flinter
Lozcane
West Kent
Tunbridge Walls
Lord Neville
Edward Geary
Riv Kamen
South Shields
H. T. Liddell
Penryn
Freshfield
Reformers of
North Wales
Abergale
North Wales Reform Association
Lord de Roos
Arnold
K.H
Royal Engineers
Dublin
England
Slade
Turkey
Lang
Patriotic Association
New South Wales
Trafalgar Square
London and Brighton Railway Company
Church Street
John Rennie
Rastrick
Brignisa Gazette
Coix
Ar. Wyon
Mary Copthall
Regentstreet
William Copthall
Regent Street
Upper
Baker-street
Sporting Ghrinigle
Newmarket
Charles Gould
Hatton Garden
William Terry
Thomas Beard
Thomas Pilley
Hamble
Hampshire
Victory Inp
Beard