Her Majesty's Visit to Scotland Aberdeen Arrival
Royal yacht Victoria and Albert reaches Aberdeen after a swift Woolwich to Nore to Aberdeen passage. Crowds greet the Queen and Prince Albert on the docks as civic authorities present the city’s loyalty addresses and grant the freedom of Aberdeen, with tours of King's College and Marischal College planned.
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Woolwich
Col. Lang
Jenkins
Mouchet
Bellamy
Royal Marines
Corps
Hocker
Her Majesty
Prince ‘Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Laading
Earl of Auckland
Prince Albert
Countess of Gainsborough
Lady Canning
Lord Alfred Paget
Fisgard
Orchid
Dockyard
Dockyard Boat Brigade
Mercury
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
Royal Squadron
Gravesend
Terrace
Town Pier
Black Eagle
Vivid
Aldine
Trinity
Sheerness
Wellington
Victoria and Albert
Aarwich
Grfordness
Aldborough
Lowectoffe
Yarmouth
Nore
Harwich
Lowestoffe
Gunfoot
Holme Sands
Lowestone
Trinity Corporation
Royal Yacht
Virago
WSW
Newarp
Cross Shoals
Nsw
Deybraok
Victoria
Albert
Coast Guard
Happisburgh
Hasborough Gat
Cromer
Boston Deeps
Princess Reyal
Framporover Heap
General Steam Navigation Company
Londos
Stranack
Newcastle
Her
Aberdeen
Apgnpgrs
Girdlenens
London
Girdleness
Victoria Dock
George Thompson
A. Davidson
Arthur Dingwall Fordyce
Balmoral
Earl of Aberdeen
G. Grey
Mariachal College
University
Balmorel
Cargill
Yorkshire
Tynsmoud
W.S
Firth of Forth
Tay
Hincardineshire
Kent
Essex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Dannoter Castle
Marischals
Scotland
Grampian Mountains
Dee
George Grey
Messure
Cap
Stain Fordyce
M.P
Sheriff Davidson
Michael Bruce
Cruickshank
Pirie
Pirrie
Martin
Marischal College and University
Aberdeem
Lord Provont
Ben Accord
James Clerk
George Gray
King’s College
Old Aberdeen
Lord Aberdeen
Maseum
Royal Highness
Marischal College
S. College Hall
Sir Michael Bruce
Messrs
Mc Donald and
Leslie
Farewell Speech By Mr Macready At Liverpool Theatre
Mr Macready gave a farewell speech at the Theatre Royal Liverpool on Thursday night before sailing on Saturday for America. He thanked the audience for repeated kindness and good receptions, spoke of a brief U S tour, and expressed intent to return to England to bid farewell to peers and the drama.
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Macugrapy
Macready
Theatre Royal
Liverpool
America
United States
England
France News Briefs From Paris And Venice
The National confirms dispatches from Berlin that Austria accepted Anglo French mediation in Italy but warns it may not be confirmed from Vienna. Paris debates constitutional clauses, economy pledge, and liberty issues as the Assembly resumes Monday. Tax protests intensify in southern France with threats of siege in the Lower Pyrenees. Also, 4,000 French troops land at Venice in fresh developments.
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Paris
National
Republic
M. Emanuel Arago
Berlin
Italy
NASA
Vienne
National Assembly
M. Bauchart
Committee of Inquiry
Monsieur Bauchart
M. Bouchart
House of Commons
M. Jean Reynard
M. Ducos
M. Reynard
M- Deville
M. Deville
Louis Blanc
M. Louis Blanche
France
Pac
Paw
Lower Pyrenees
Venice
Champ de Mara
Department of the Seine
National Guarda
Cayatanac
GERMANY AND THE DANISH QUESTION PRESS FEARS
Reports from Frankfurt on the German Parliament debate warn that the Prussia Denmark armistice may be repudiated by the Central Power. The Schleswig Holstein crisis sparks intense unrest in Hamburg and other states as ministers resign and public anger grows over Prussian conduct.
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Thureday
I Frankfort
Prussia
Denmark
Baden
Frankfort
Schleswig Holstein
Germany
Cologne Gacete
Duchies
Description of the Royal Yacht Interior Artistry
A detailed Victorian report praises the Royal Yacht’s enhanced interior, noting oaklike deck painting, gilt royal emblems on paddle boxes, elevated promenades with seating, and airy engine-room light. Rich crimson morocco, plate glass, carved dolphin posts, and a naval palace ambiance surround the queenly cabins, dining, and royal bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Yacht
Woolwich
British Isles
Austria Accepts Mediation Terms in Italy Crisis
Paris reports M Bastide announced that Austria has accepted mediation by France and England. Austria demands retention of Lombardo Venetian sovereignty with limited reforms and a liberal Milan Venice constitution under an Austrian viceroy. Thiers and allies reportedly favor acceptance to avoid disaster. Alpine army to retire inland, markets rise.
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Charles Albert
Falso
Milan
Venice
Austria
Hungary
Lother
Alps
M. Thiers
M. Thiera
Piedmont
Rivalry Flares Over Cavaignac Command Crisis in Paris
The article reports mounting jealousy among National Guard officers and generals over Cavaignac’s rise to supreme authority. It details tensions with Changarnier and Lamoriciere, the exchange of sharp letters, and Cavaignac’s earnest reply reaffirming republican fidelity and unity with Changarnier. The tone reflects a period of political strife in the Republic.
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Cavaignac
Republic
Lamoriciere
Algeria
Eame
Bedeau
Changarnier
Marshal Bugeaud
National Assembly
National Guard
Changaraier
General Cavaignac
Changarpier
CANEZOU WINS St Leger Hint From Doncaster Plain
In a crowded Doncaster scene Pegasus and Touchstone are noted as contenders with CANEZOU pressing Fratcarcven to the finish. The mare wins by a length amid a final tug of war as Frank Butler’s mount answers the call. Robbery of two thousand sovereigns linked to Praed Co case follows. A forged box misdirects funds to Tweedy and Co. Paddington and police pursue the culprits.
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Pegasus
Bells Life
Enye
Canezou
Doncaster
Frank Butler
Ireland
Boodd
Messrs. Praed and Co
Fleet Street
Tweed
Sanders
Collard
Unparalleled patoful incident at Belle Vue asylum
A patient Mary Bullman strangled a young girl with an apron in an exercising yard at Belle Vue House asylum on Woodbridge road. After a coroner’s inquest she admitted the act while asserting she was of unsound mind. The jury found the deceased strangled by Bullman and that she was of unsound mind at the time.
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Mr. Shaw
Woodbridge Road
Belle Vue House
Susan Bennett
Mary Bennett
Bullman
Abe
Anailly
Durrant
Jackman
Mary Bullman
Newmarket Union House
Mansion House
Ann Trinham
George Brice
Paul's Wharf
Queenhithe
London Pride
Garrick Bilt
George Whitcomb
Evie Dence
Hangerford
Gray
Crawford Street
Marylebone
General White
Cumberland Place
Hyde Park
Croydon Street
George Buckland
Thames
Temple Pier
Shallford
Margate
Higgs
Ship Tavern
Temple Street
Clerkenwell
Onrammixa Moxur
John Jeffery
Centertertiary Place
York Road
Lambeth
Spector
The
Animals’ Friend Society
Tyrwhitt
Alerender
Holloway
Act
Alexander
Agsic
Strand
Jeffery
Mendicity Society
Ias
Ferguson
Mendially Society
National
Mark Lane
Society For the Prevention of
Pall Mall
Henry
Mount Qalts
Southwark
Cottingham
Ireland
Blandford
Corney
Limerick
England
Ryan
Reland
Issac
Coumphars
Withees
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