The Queen and Court At Brighton Visit
Royal circle keeps close company at the Pavilion with ministers and nobles dining together. Sussex hosts two queens and two princesses, and royal portraits are completed as Brighton plans a public dinner in her honor. The queen is to travel to Windsor for Christmas after a ceremony-filled stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Conyngham
Clarke
Roya
Sussex
Queen Victoria
Duchess of Kent
Princess Augusta
Saxony
Brighton
Princess Augusts
Hastings
Duchess of Gloucester
Begnor
Middlesex
Signor Pistrucci
Hayter
Duke of Wellington
Cinque Porte
Lilley
Royal Academy
Town Hall
Dover
Boys
New Palace
St. James’s Park
Windsor Castle
Meri
Newburgh Rooms
Thalberg
Brightss
Persoages
the Duchess of Kent
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Lord Palmerston
Baron Stockmar
A. Murray
Marquis of Conyngham
Windsor
Castle-squere
Steyne
Kemp-town
Royal arrivals and society notes from Dover pages
The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince George visit Dover from Calais aboard the Arrow as salutes greet their arrival. Duke of Devonshire, Marquis of Saldanha, and other aristocrats travel to engagements. various dignitaries attend dinners, funerals, and official functions while political and imperial matters, sports, and commerce fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Cambridge
Prince George
Princesses
Dover
Calais
Admiralty
Arrow
Hamilton
Duke
Duke of Devonshire
Chateworth
Derbyshire
Guildhall
Marquis of Saldanha
Portugal
Prince Gagarin
Dr. Dodsworth
Astley Cooper
Duchess of Beaufort
Badminton
Duke of Welington
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Lyndhurst
Paris
Versailles
London
Earl
Countess of Warwick
Lord Aoe
Caroline Neeld
Warwickastle
Earl of Chesterfield
Roger Greisley
Drakelaw Hall
Gunton Park
Norfolk
Suffield
Mount Trenchard
Limerick
Ireland
Robert Peel
Aix-la-Chapelle
Munich
John Russell
Keate
Duke of Cambridge
Piccadilly
Cambridge House
Stammore Park
Lord Chichester
Countess Howe
Duchess of Kent
Elliott
Earl of Minto
Canada
Colonial Office
Canterbury
Charles Manners Sutton
Dieppe
Horne Purves
Martyn
2D Life Guards
Camille Perier
Prince Talleyrand
Brussels
Kragarevitz
Servia
Milosech
Vienna
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Edward Taylor
Gresham
Taylor
Horseley
Phillips
New York
England
Berkeley Square
Russia
Tefflrs
Caucasus
Nicholas
Iat
Warsaw
Siberia
Wyscieki
Poland
Wala
Swabian Mercury
Otho
M. Rudhart
Edward Lyons
Tyne
Sardinia
Wilkins
National Gallery
John Soane
Southampton Dock Company
Burge
St. Katherine's Dicks
O'Connell
Re-election of Speaker Abercromby noted amid various items
The column records plans for Mr Shaw Lefevre to propose and Mr Strutt to second Abercromby's re-election as Speaker. It mentions the Dvonport town charter, Jamaica ship losses, royal appointments, a new Lyrical and Dramatic Repository shop, a pianoforte artist's reception in Russia, theatre licences, and various civic and international notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Lefevre
Strutt
M.P
Derby
Abercromby
House of Commont
Dvonport
E. Abbott
Lloyd's
Jamaica
John Plaines
Haines and Son
High-street
Kensington
Dibdin
Waterloo-road
L. V. Meyer
Vienna
St. Petersburgh
Russia
Adelphi
Oxford-street
Dyer
Belgium
France
Newfoundland
Paris
Don Carlos
Don Higuel
Portugal
Rome
M.ouvrard
Evora
King’s Cross
Samuel Hope
Liverpool
Goethe
Frankfort
Munich
Bavaria
Leigh
Worcestershire
Joe Menton
Egz
Mauton
Evy
Theatres Show Mixed Week at Local Houses
Theatre round up notes modest week with Don Juan in opera plans at City of London and Hugo Bambino at Ollymric. Covent Garden reports poor attendance but new operatic prospects. Queen's praises Esmeralda while Newcastle previews Mrs Owen in Lady Teazle with her talented son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunn
Covent-Garden
el Afrancesado
Treasury
Ollymric Theatre
Hugo Bambino
Farren
Binnell
Leas
Vestris
Pauline
Don Alphonse
Mies Raichforth
Lorenza
Mrs. Stirling
Strand
Queen’s
Esmeralda
Miss Desborough
Franks
Newcastle
Owen
Rabid Dog Bennett of Royal Horse Guards Blue Causes Turmoil
A famous barracks dog named Bennett alias The Corporal shows rabid symptoms, flees with a spaniel toward a church and London Bridge, pursued by a man named Gibbson. The dogs end at a Woolwich steamer with Gibbson possibly bitten. the guard warns Woolwich inhabitants and records the dog's ferret eyed cross breed appearance with a brass ring on a paw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Horse Guards
Bennett
Gibbson
Knightsbridge
London-bridge
Woolwich
Wich
Royal Visits to the City Preparations and Plans
The Royal Entertainment Committee hones invites and decorates for Queen Victoria's city visit. Details cover procession routes from Fleet Street to Guildhall, street paving, viewing seats and window rents, anticipated arches, and a grand state carriage cushion. Temple Bar repairs and civic pageantry are described alongside public eagerness and banking preparations for a November 9 holiday-like spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fleet-Street
Temple-bar
Gudhall
Strand
Charing-cross
Guildhall
Templebar
Piccadilly
London
Buckingham Palace
Green Park
Lord Ashburton
French Hold Constantina After Siege and Deaths
Reports say France will keep Constantina with troops. General Damremont dies, and General Vallee becomes governor general of Algiers. Major assaults cost many lives as the town falls after explosions and heavy fighting. Achmet agrees to bury dead and allow wounded to Buna. Other notes cover Spain and Russia developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantina
Vallee
Damremont
Algiers
Mansuna
Lavonicier
Bend-Oussa
Achmet
Duke de Nemours
Buna
DZ Damremont
Journal de Paris
Gnerel de Damaremont
Ecole Militaire
Napoleon
Marshal Marmont
Chevilly
Bourmont
France
Grand National Gallery of Versailles
Spain
Epartero
Givise
Carlists
Huerta
Villarovleds
Ita Real
Catalonia
Eurelona
Med+rades
Exaltads
Russia
Ricard
Amsterdam
Don Carlos
Worunz
The Proposed Illumination in London Sparks Debate
A London discourse condemns dampening public joy by restricting illumination during celebrations. It notes the long standing custom of lighting houses to honor national pride and until now public lights have been welcomed, but critiques by some as overcautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Footpath dispute at Notting Hill Hippodrome continues
The Notting Hill footpath across the hippodrome remains disputed with parochial authorities and Mr Whyte pursuing plans to alter the route. Local residents plan a vestry meeting after Whyte lodges plans, while the path stays open but with obstructive new stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notting-hill
Whyte
Thames
Chelsea Bridge
Causeway
Lyons
Stangate
Roper
Jack Williams
Waterloo Bridge
Lander
Oxford
Williams
Jem Parish
Leander
Cheyne Walk
Coburg-street
Buckingham-gate
Park
Storey’s-gate
Westminster- Bridge
Lyors's
Manx Woop
Hare Park
Newmarsey
Camarine
Lucetta
Lord Besners
Batson
Denmark
Sweden
Austria
Germany
America
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the Royal Progress
Westminster
Blackfriar
Princes-street
Lothbury
Throgmerton-street
Old Broad-street
Royal Exchange and Bank
King William-street
Southwarkbridge
Queen-street
King-strest
Biutisg
Pall-mall
Royal Victoria Association
King 2Nd Queen Tavern
Paddington-green
Heatley
Lord Mayer
Temple Bar
Cheapside
Prussia
Corporation of London
Henry Picard
Cyprus
Scotland
St. Clement Danes
St. Mary-le-Strand
St. Martin-in-the-Fields
Commissioners of Sewers
Bankera
Sforting Chronicle
Central Criminal Court
Murdeer
George Smith
James Chaplin
Adolphus
Bodkin
Robert Burroughs
Chambers
Coldstream Guards
Brundall
Hampstead
Chaplin
Steven Walker
Church-lane
Churen Lare
William Aggs
S$ Division of Police
Bower
Clerkenwell
North London Hospital
Ransanzh'er
Wm. Maidment
Lester-place
Camberwll
Kent-street
Marylebone
Joseph Coxe
Adam-street
East
Charles Trishner
Hatton Garden
James Downes
Straight
Ivory-Turner, &c
Charles-street
Baylis
Hancock
Newgate-street
Newgate
Peate Rossery
Colchester
H. M
Portemouth
Thompson
Grann
Haymarket
Lembeih
Grinstead
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