Royal visit to Treport inspires grand Franco British display
The narrative recounts King Louis Philippe greeting Queen Victoria with warmth during a royal visit. It notes the king’s bold, frank reception aboard and a subsequent celebratory night featuring a stylish banquet hosted by the Pluton’s captain. Artists visit Versailles and Eu to decorate galleries with scenes of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Philippe
M. Vernet
Empire
Napoleon
Vernet
Azelf
Esling
Versailles
Chateau of EU
Treport
Chateau d’Eu
Paris
France
Poul
Louis Ppe
Second fete chapeetre at Mount St Catherine
A tranquil morning follows a week of fêtes at Mount St Catherine as the royal party, led by Louis Philippe and Queen Victoria, toured the forestIn a private viewing the royal entourage enjoyed a forest drive to St Catherine and a dejetiner in the woods with the French king, queen of England, and other dignitaries, including Guizot and the Aberdeenships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount ST. Catherine
Queen Victoria
Cours d'Honneur
Madeleine
St. Catherine
Dukes d'Aumale
de Montpensier
Prince de Joinville
Prince Augustus of
Saxe Coburg
Prince Albert
Louis Philippe
France
England
Princesses
Aberdeen
Liverpool
M. Guizot
Chateau
Mont d’Orleans
Windsor
Forest of
Chur-A-Banc
Victoria
Departure of Her Majesty Queen Victoria from France
The Eu and Treport crowds gathered as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert prepared to depart in a royal barge. The escort included carabineers and infantry, with a royal salute as the Victoria and Albert squadron sailed. The Queen later planned a Brighton arrival with visits to Ostend and Brussels before meeting the Belgian king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norandy
Queen Victoria
France
Treport
Carabineers
Chateau
Chateau d’Eu
Prince Albert
Cher-A-Bane
Orleans
Adelaide
Clementine
Prince
Joinville
Aumale
Montpensier
Chateau 'EU
Duke d'Aumale
Duke of Montpensier
M. Guizot
Victoria and Albert
St. Vincent
Platon
Napoleon
Prince de Joinville
Ngland
Ostend
Brighton
Brussels
Ieee
Royal Stables
Portsmouth
Queen
Hussars
Palace
Samuel Brown
Charles Cooper
Major Allen
Heaviside
Hughes
G. Basevi
J. Borrer
Pechel
M.P
E. Burn
L. Slight
Sir S. Brown
West
L. D. Smith
C. Cooper
H. M. Wagner
E. Goulburn
R. S. Smith
C. D. Maitland
Coast-Guard
Pratt
Coastguard
Grenadier Guards
Home
Penny’s Bazaar
Chantel
Royal Yacht
England
Earl of Liverpool
Earl of Aberdeen
Lady Canning
Miss Liddell
Vesper Trinity
Tartar Revenue
Esplanade
Pluton
Archiméde
Fearless
Cyclops
Prometheus
Ariel
Albion Hotel
Colonel Wylde
Charles Wellesley
E. G. Anson
James Clarke
M.touchant
Lord Liverpool
London
Buxted
E. Bowater
Duchess of Kent
Earl
Princess Royal
Princess Alice
Penny's Royal Bazaar
Queen's Brighton Landing Marked by Parade and Cheers
Royal party arrives from Treport to a sunlit Brighton pier amid loud cheers. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert greet crowds as guards, barges, and vessels parade offshore. Royal yacht sails toward Portsmouth with plans for Ostend trip rumored.
Queen Victoria to Visit France Amid Political Tangle
The piece recounts the planned royal visit by Queen Victoria to Paris and Versailles, opposition from ministers led by Sir Robert Peel, and a personal thaw sparked by Princess Clementine’s charm. Victoria agrees to visit this year if the French host offers cordial reception, with Lord Aberdeen accompanying the Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siéce
England
Paris
Versailles
Ireland
O’connell
R. Peel
Clementine
France
Victoria
Chateau d’Eu
Sauf
Robert Peel
Lord Aberdeen
The Queen's Continental Visit and Ministers’ Dilemma
Queen Victoria weighs a Paris and Versailles visit against constitutional limits while Lord Aberdeen bears the strain of cabinet responsibility. Meanwhile the Duchess of Kent travels to Brighton for a royal Pavilion stay as plans for royal absence trigger guardians commissions and historic precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Versailles
Lord Aberdeen
Brighton
Victoria
Opera
Neuilly
Rouen
Havre
R. Peel
England
France
Continent
Prince of Wales
Scotland
Ireland
George I
George IV
Hanover
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
United Kingdom
Earl of Eldon
Earl of Harrowby
Treasury
Earl of Liverpool
Duke of Montrose
Ordnance
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Westmorland
Marquis of Winchester
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl Bathurst
Viscount Sidmouth
Earl Talbot
Admiralty
Viscount Melville
Mint
Lord Maryborough
Nicholas Vansittart
Duchy of Lancaster
Charles Bathurst
F. 2. Robinson
DucaEas of
Kent
Duchess of Kent
Prince Albert
New-cross
Deptford
London and Brighton
Gregory
Royal
Royal Yacht
Southampton
Police Reports from Mansion House and Queen Square
A report details George Crisp's remand for manslaughter by furious driving on London Bridge after a coroner's inquest returns a verdict of manslaughter in Briggs's death. It also covers a bakery theft case, indecent assault on two young girls, and a tenants ejectment dispute in Maidenhead Court with tenants resisting eviction and a broker's claim to General Baker's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
George Crisp
Constantine Briggs
London-bridge
Payne
Briggs
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
Shaw
Burrell
Oakley
Maidenhead Court
Cornelius Buxton
Richard Callaghan
Mary Witzgerald
Maidenhead
Abraham Shaw
Buxton
Puritanical Court Keeps Peace Bond for Elizabeth Thomson
Elizabeth Thomson faced Mr Twyford in Bow Street on a charge of annoying Thomas Ridley. Ridley admitted promising marriage but provided no support for their child. The judge ordered bail to ensure peace, with Thomson naming her father as surety.
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Bow Street
LotHania
Elizabeth Thomson
Twyford
Thomas Ridley
The Coppermen and the Royal Exchange Accident Tale
The Swansea coppermen resist wage cuts yet stay orderly as talks continue. An inquest at St Thomas's hospital reports William Hagley's accidental death after a fall from the Royal Exchange attic scaffolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansea
Royal Exenance
St. Thomas’s Hospital
William Hagley
Royal Exchange
Ebenezer Trotman
Westmacoek
V.R
Cornhill
Tite
Wakley
M.P
Mills
Coach and Horses
James-street
Kensington-square
Kensington
Elizabeth Sandeford
Mary Richardson
James Street
Kensington Square
Mr. Pollock
Mr. Sandeford
Robert James Pollock
Messrs. Carrick and Pollock
Bath-place
Master Charged With Attemped Violation Of Thirteen Year Old Servant Girl
In Camden town a girl named Mary Leary aged thirteen seeking a warrant against her master Henry Willetts of Park Street for an attempted violation. Willetts denies the charge claiming consent and accuses her of seeking money. Judge Blackstone cited as to the ease of fabricating such charges. He is fined five pounds or two months in the House of Correction.
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InrAmovus
Thomas Wood
Camberwell
Henry
Wonod
Board of Guardians
Mr. Henry
Union Hall
Dr. Henry
Isle of Dogs
Cobham Park
Donnegan
Whitechapel
Taylor
Mary Leary
Henry Willetts
Park Street
Camden-town
Willetts
Long
Blackstone
Mr. Long
House of Correction
Stabbing Charge in London District Hospital Wounds
Italian Raymon Lucaio is charged with stabbing Dominico Mazzolini who lies dangerously ill at Bartholomew's hospital from five wounds, the principal in the abdomen with bowels protruding. Witnesses describe a bloody room, a dagger found, and Lucaio admitting the act as Mazzolini fights for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon Lucaio
Dominico Mazzolini
Bartholomew's Hospital
Onslow
Saffron Hill
Saffron-hill
Guildhall
Mazzolini
Therisoner
Gamblin
Obscene Print Case Leads to Community Service Order
Alfred Smith and constable Baker testified at a magistrates court hearing over a frontispiece to a banned work titled Life and Intrigue of the Earl of Rochester. The defendant faced a fine and three years good behaviour bond after the judge allowed him to avoid imprisonment for exposing obscene material. In a separate matter, William Butt, a furniture carver, was reduced from a 40s fine to 10s for assault on William Quinton, with two sureties of £20 each to keep the peace for three months, amid a lighthearted courtroom atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spelman
Thomas Nichols
Broughton
Spelman
Spitalfields
Nichols
Lulking
Trew
Burcham
Robert Beresford
Porter
Crown Street
Spitalfields Market
Simcock’s
Jolly Butchers
Leather-lane
Harris
Powell
Mint
Henry Vaux
Union Street
Bingham
Mr. Clarkson
Mr. Humphreys
Earl of Rochester
Alfred Smith
Baker
Humphreys
Society
Smith
John Poore
Rowland
Clarkson
Adolphus
William Butt
William Quinton
Old Street Road
Martha
Mr. Bingham
Riot and Assault by the Teetotallers in Commercial Road
Court hears examination of Irish teetotallers Thomas Hayes James Harrigan and Dennis Cokely charged with tumultuous assembly and rioting after Father Mathew visit in Commercial Road East. Revenue officer George Ball and several police constables assaulted during pledge debate. testimony details brutal attack and bruising, with wife Mary Ball recounting reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hayes
James Harrigan
Dennis Cokely
Commercial-road East
George Ball
Father Mathew
Ball
North Street
Commercial Road
Mary Ball
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BuieHton
Mercury Steamer
Suildhall
John Heanan
Robertson
Aldersgate-street
Oliver
Henry Penman
Alderman Gibbs
Chapman Marshall
Marlborough Street
Fitzwilliam Adams
David Weller
Coldstream Guards
Hyde Park
Eliza White
Mr. Maltby
Maltby
Ross Mary
Buertington House
Elizabeth Trivett
United Labourers’ Benefit Society
Red Lion
Silver Street
Lambeth Street
Marylebone
Clerkenwell
Etna
Thames Office
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