Royal visit to France amid crowds and political notes
The Moniteur reports the Chateau d Eu with King and Queen entering at six after a welcoming crowd and armed guards. It notes praise for loyalty, a congratulatory deputation on the birth of the Count de Paris, and wider Europe coverage including Britain’s Palmerston, French customs, and Portugal and Poland developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Moniteur
Chateau d'Eu
Amiens
Abbeville
Count de Paris
Paris
Prussia
Austria
Lord Palmerston
Belgium
Journal de Paris
Nantes
Bordeaux
la Rochelle
Bank of France
Indies
Granville
Chausey
Cancal
Spain
Madrid
Tavalette
Oran
Latre
Centre
Morella
Alcaniz
Aragon
Beong
Saragossa
Lower Aragon
Cantavieja
Calanda
Belchite
Valencia
Cabrera
Pardenas
Isabella
Portugal
Lisbon
Charterists
Remechido
Baioa
Vendas Novas
Elvas
Baron
England
Malta
Balem
Germany
Hanover
Poland
Bedford widows gain relief as Downing seeks rate liability
Borough petty sessions relief awarded to about forty widows and poor locals. A blind pensioner, Downing, declined relief after his pension rise and asked to be entered in the rate-book. Boston Union replies deny allowing paupers with one child to quit workhouse. Dornoch cathedral restoration praised. costs said to exceed £6000. Other notes cover crime, railway plans, and local incidents across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
St. Paul
Downing
Boston
Union
Mr. Gulson
Dornoch
Elizabeth
Duchess and Countess of Sutherland
Leslie
Aberdeen
George Alexander
Golspie
Exeter
Tiverton
North Street
Topsham
Winlifax
Hereford
John Hill
Heriiford
Corporation
Hitchin
Richard Marks Brown
Mealman
Mr. B
Bedford Market
F. Osbaldeston
Wyde
Northampton
Birmingham Railway Company
Blisworth
Birmingham Company
Stockport
Winslow
Robert Jones
Lowndes
Fire at Manchester cloth factory kills and injures
The late fire at Macintosh and Co. cloth manufactory is now followed by ongoing clearance and removal of debris. One body identified as Jacob M Mensy. several workers including Molyneux and Hugh Faulkner remain in hospital. others injured, with no further missing person inquiries and rumors debunked. The rescue work continues with floors shored and machinery cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Macintosh and Co
M‘minn
Macnamara
Jacob M.menemy
King’s Arms Inn
Clarendon Street
3D Dragoons
Hulme
Cambridge Street
Charles Crowther
Knott Mill
Crowther
Hugh Faulkner
Henry Pollitt
Manchester
Molyneux
Nicholas Wray
Messrs
Macintosh and Co
Faulkner
John Owen
James Conroy
Thomas Smith
Lord
Robinson-street
Manchester Guardiin
British subjects in France census totals and critics
The piece surveys a July census showing 47 500 British residents in France across Paris and major towns, noting undercount and suggesting twice that number exist in Lyons, Blois, Montpellier, Tours. The second item mocks O Connell and ministers over a recess agitation plan in England with satirical portraits of Victorian figures and parliamentary weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Versailles
St. Cloud
Germain
Dieppe
Rouen
Havre
Caen
Orleans
Marseilles
Bourdeaux
Dunkirk
Bergues
Lille
Douai
Cambrai
St. Quentin
St. Omer
Mount Cassel
St. Pol
Arras
Bethune
Calais
St. Pierre
Coulogne
Guines
Boulogne
Sur-Mer
Marquise
Montreuil
Amiens
Beauvais
Lyons
Blois
Montpellier
Tours
Bouloune Journal
O'Connell
Ireland
Green Erin
England
la Trappe
Panton-square
Lord Morpeth
Sampson
Buchs Herald
Let the People Demand the Bill and Full Reform
An activist call denounces aristocratic bias in law and cites assaults by so‑called respectable gentlemen, demanding unity among workers to press the People’s Charter. It condemns clerical murder claims, deer stealing defense, and slave trade debates as examples of oppression by the so‑called middle class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sugden
Rathcormac
O'Connell
Lord Dungannon
Robert Peel
Hawes
London
Canada
Lord Durham
Lord Melbourne
House of Commons
Marlborough Street
Henry Keppel
Charles-street
Berkeley-square
Gervase Bushe
Long’s
Frederick Methuen
Limner's
R. Lamley
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
Limner
Gray
Dorchester
Marylebone
Jones, Loyd and Co
People’s Charter
Ator
Examiner
Bell
Wagzet, &c
Gravesend Throngs Grow at Gravesend Excursions
Gravesend and nearby areas see an upsurge of visitors over four to five days with scarce lodgings, prices from £1 to £3 weekly. The Queen Adelaide excursion to Rosherville saw heavy crowds and a late landing after docking issues. Two major projects include Harmer street a 46 house development and a Kent Zoological Garden adjoining Rosherville pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
London
Queen Adelaide
Resherville
Rosherville Pier
Rosherville
the Diamond and the Star
Iseach
Rochester
Alderman Harmer
Bell
Weekly Dispatch
Marriott
Fleet Street
Deputy Peacock
Bishopsgate
Kent Zoological Garden
Kent
Gravsend
Windsor Rail Travel Draws Crowds to See the Queen
Windsor attracts vast Sunday crowds as the railway from Lough to Paddington speeds visitors to the royal town. Tourists marvel at the Castle, Round Tower, New Terrace, and St George’s Chapel while Queen Victoria and her suite appear among the promenaders. A young man attempted suicide from Waterloo Bridge and survived after medical aid and a compassionate reunion with a waiting companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Lough
Paddington
Greenwich
Richmond
Hampton Court
Round Tower
Virginia Water
London
Plumtres
Andrew Agnews
St. George’s Chapel
Charlotte
Thwaites
Covent-garden Market
Waterloo Bridge
Spotted Dog
Strand-lane
Crown-court
Russell-street
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