Reclaimed lands and legends of Middleton project described
A fragment recounts Middleton's Dutch assistance in reclaiming land from the sea, the king’s permission, and a Royal patent. Tales of elves, a hidden well, and treasure persist, while modern summaries cover railway company finances, dividends, and disputes. The piece blends antiquarian lore with contemporary industrial news and civic events.
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Kew
London
Middleton
Holland
Bowelles
Hugh
Sale of plate collection at Bowe amid high prices in London
The Buckinghams and Chandos family pieces dominated the Btowe sale, with Napoleon’s Supper Tray and a christening cup of the Chandos line selling high. Buyers were mainly London dealers, attendance mixed, yet prices remained remarkably strong, as the day’s revenue swelled.
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Bucerxesam
General Company
Duke of Buckingham
Creutmatanses
Marquis of Chandos
Lind
Auchlyne
Perthshire
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Earl of Strathmore
Hancock
Redfern
Emanuel
Lord Ward
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Hertford
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Harvey
Weorzepax
Grenville Fewiry
Perez
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Neptune
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Garrard
Stowe
Piranvai
Bond Street
Alexander
le Bron
Evanz
Marquis of Buckingham
Ireland
Christe
Baker
Cevalier
Mr. Emanuel
Mr. Hancock
Mr. Redfern
Lamartine Defends His Record During French Revolution
Lamartine answers accusations of ambition, terrorism, and corruption, detailing his role in the 1848 provisional government, urging moderation, and defending actions from the February revolution through June. He defends foreign policy, financial dealings, and his relations with political allies, arguing the Republic must prevail through measured leadership and public trust.
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Nono
Leis
Rhine
Alps
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England
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Haa
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Coleagues
Tribune
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Republic
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de Eure
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M Lamartins
Menileur
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Hotel de Villa
Garde Mobile
Paris
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Maartine
Tappeal
M. Lamartino
Europe
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Charles Albert
Ftaliart
Tealy
French
Bas ‘Siniya
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M. Samartina
Onds
Apal
Lendemain
Reille
Luxembourg
Executive Commission
Ultra Party
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M. Buloz
M. Wuloz
M. Dachutel
Mlamartine
St. Lamartine
London
Court of Accounts
Reat
Morning Chronicle
Tom
Histoira Des Girondins
Peronne
Macon
Flara
Constitutional Republic
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de Flore
Bia
Meno
Lobrier
Tune
Ateliers Nationaly
Ateliers
Paris Abourd, With the Garde Mobile,the Garde Republicaine
Gardiens de Paris
Coromiasinn
Garde
Paria
Ha Il
Todas
Bonaparte
Hig
M. de Trevenue
M. Lesaant
Balla
Alruggie
Decres
Gonaac
Java
Cavalgonc
General Negrier
Washington
Babeuf
Robespierre
Danton
Copper and Lead Duties Bill Read Second Time
The House of Lords discussed and passed the Copper and Lead Duties Bill after debates on amendments and other bills. Repeated questions touched on the mail steamer schedule, custody of a convict, and art donations, with adjournments to Monday and then Tuesday.
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ExLascixe Saithfield
Barbican
Charterhouse Lane
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Bell Tavern
Markets Committee
Tugs
Saya
Deofacaghy
Balinees
England
Freemans' Journal
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Middieton
Connecticu
Persnne
Lavinie Bacon
Ian
Oy Livz
Stockport
Smith
Fox
Canada
Cabal
James Smiths
B. Wheeler
Southport
Manchester
Kernall Moor
Sentinel
Geal Isman
Gough
Wheeler
Sergeant Smith
Mir. Wheeler
Caorda
Mr. Wheeler
Abo
Housh
James
Consolidated Fund
Reeds
Satan OF Commons
Holyhead
Holk
Bermtds
Hall
Bermuda
Mitchel
Lora Mogretu
R. Indtrs
Lord Mogretu
Committee On Works of Art
Lord Palmerston
Hume
Denmark
Jord
NewpgoaTe
Labouchere
Hene
Hudson's Bay Company
Vancouver's Island
Hawes
Lord D. Strrant
Lord PaLwerston
Danubian
Moldavia
R. Parnes
Cheltenham
Craven Berkeley
J. O'Conagan
C. Berkeley
Lord G. Bentrick
Cheltenham Election Committee
Raundel Palmer
Lord Patweaston
R. Palmer
Mr. C. Berkeley
House OF Lords
East Guanvillle
Earl of
Sir Garr
Tate
Earl of Lonsoate
House of Commons
Earl of Caxpsoax
Court of Chancery
Muscat
Mauritius
Equator
Ireland
Savings Banks
W.cuar
Lord G. Bentinck
Board of Trade
Paxuxa
Prolonged 1648 prorogation ceremony by Queen
The article describes a royal prorogation in which Queen Victoria in person performs the ceremony, highlighting the public interest and ceremonial pomp. It notes the Queen’s popularity, the anticipated royal mercy, and decorations across Parliament Street with banners and the Royal Standard.
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Palace Yard
Parliament Street
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