Queen Victoria’s Royal Visit to France and Osborne Arrival
The article recounts Queen Victoria’s second visit to France with a royal farewell at the Victoria yacht, cannons firing, and the King aiding the Queen aboard. It notes the Isle of Wight voyage, Treport reception, and the Victoria and Albert arriving at Osborne with royal baggage and ships like the Porcupine and Black Eagle in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionals
France
Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria
Treport
Bretven
Hue
England
Porrenourn
Bullock
Osborne
Admiralty
King’s Bastion
Mensihord
Spithead
Cowes
Reral
Black Eagle
Ferance Pluis
Constitutionne
Germany
Courrier Francais
Constitutionnel
Iorning Chronicle
Prince de Joinville
Brighton
Paris
Morning Chronicle
Prince de Jainvie
Chronicle
Prince de Joinsiile
Boulogne Harbour
Pas de Calais
Admiralty of
Trépor
Channel
M. Beautemps Beaupre
Ortgang
Rouen
Haste
Oal
Avierton
Bardeaus
Troves
Montereau
Basle
Bayonne
Pampeluna
Spain
Duke d'Aumale
Valley
Bastan
Rothechild
National
Foreign Intelligence Notes Across Europe and America
Foreign intelligence summaries report Queen Victoria's visit to Europe sparking little press reaction, French and British naval activity, and stock market moves. Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, and the Papal States show political maneuvering, while U S affairs hint at growing tensions with Mexico and troop movements along the Texas frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Livstroo
Unicorn
Douglas
Picton
Quebec
Halifax
United States
Mexico
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Relampego
New Orleans Picayune
Charleston
Boxer
Tha
Independence
United States Army
Texas
4Th
Graben
Jefferson
7Th Infantry
Britton
Fort Jackson
New York True Sun
Reguleie
New York Commercial
California
Surrender of St Pancras to the Poor Law Commissioners
Amid protests and parish meetings the St Pancras ratepayers oppose surrender of local self government to the Poor Law Commissioners under a union with nine parishes for destitute asylums. A parish meeting elected three managers, while a broader mobilization urged continued independence despite a commissioner order to form an asylum board.
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Poor Law Commissioners
St. Pancras
Union Board of Management
Marylebone
Poor Law
Asylum Board of Management
Crouch
Morsis
Douglas
Morris
Howarth
Board of Guardians
St. Luke, Chelsea
St. Luke's
Kensington
M Memorial
JL Fang
G.J. Mills
New Road
Aldenham-street
Emily Oldfield
Oldfield
Southgate Road
Ball's Pond
Islington
Meesra, Warwick and Sons
Garrick Bill
Gravesend
Bow-street
Garrick
Bentmore
Aldenham Street
G. Wakefield
George Oldfield
Mr. Reotmore
Mra. Fowler
Andover Fire Leaves Inmates Homeless After Blaze
A large fire broke out on New Street in Andover injuring and displacing up to twenty laboring-class families. Residents fled in fear as the thatched roofs burned, with one child found safe in an outhouse. Aid from officials and local leaders flowed as authorities surveyed the devastation and considered relief measures.
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Eagle-court
B. Paxton
Bullyard
Red Lion
White Horse
Pumpcourt
Barrett
Gilliam
Tottenham Court Road
Bson
London Brigade
Braidwood
Garwood
Gill
Bland
Merchant Seamen's Act
Blend
Dreapre
Messia
Elliot
Pimlico
Stag
Castle Lane
Hichards
Castle Lave
Fulham
Lin Watch
Richards
Randall
York Street
Ar. Richards
Andover
New Street
Newbury
Joseph Pettiford
Burch
Mr. Parker
Gilea Weatbury
J. Holloway
Neigbourhood
Kendal
Por
Roral Mazixrs
Eliot
Victory
Sayer
Mercer
Ireland
Burton
Tothi
Smith
Salisba
Jolliffe
Thomas Moore
Woolwich
Excellent
Bamdpord
Tar Gane Laws
Deddington (Oxon
John Carpenter
Sandford
Richard Morris
Bolton
Angnat
Carpenter
Gardner
Cox
Ohn Sanbrook
Pers Mi Bello
Het
Polles-Uittese
Patacus
Stair My
Kent
Hampton-courence
Hamptons
Ady Emily Ponconby
Court of Quarter Sessions
Court of Queen's Bench
Denman
Patterson, Williams, and
Wightmen
Baster
Messrs
Erle
Kelly
Adolphus
F. Pollock
Mr. Hodges
Betty Sessions
Devon and Sullivan
Hampton Court Palace
Horace Seymour
St. James’s Place
Staines
Montague Chambers
Mandsious
Devon
Sullivan
Court of Queen’s Bench
Ponsonby
Law Journal
Middever
Elizabeth
Child’s Place
Temple
George Seymour
William Chave
George Galdering
James Reyuest
Elizabeth Chester
Shumack
Moreton
Anne Smart
Gedy Seavels
Montgomery
Caroline Sheridan
Anne Reynour
Mary Eden
Mias
Frances Margaret Walpole
Charles Nathaniel Bayley
Margaret Vesey
John Brooke Pechell
John Hillyard
Albina Cumberland
Arabela Talbot
James William Cuthbert
Augoety Dorothea Henrietta Fitzgerald
Horace Beauchamp Seymour
Emily Ponsonby
Courtenay Boyle
Charlotte Thornton
James Whitabed
Myre
Barnes
Winchester
Marquis of Northampton
West Jmixeter
Winichester
Westminster
Wheweill
Trinity College, Cambridge
Ireland’s Cavan unrest with Teetotalers and Orange forces
In Aranmise, Cavan, fresh disturbances arise from rival Teetotal Catholic and Protestant yeoman factions wary of large meetings over Castle Hamilton. Military preparations increased as authorities feared a clash linked to Southwell’s finances and a potential repurchase scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavan
Killesandra
Ireland
Hillesandra
R. H. Southwell
Castle Hamilton
Southwell
Court of Chancery
James Hamilto
Hamilton
Caras
Sth
O'Connell
Liberator
Bia
Warsaw
Times of
Encoard
Disruptive brawl in Scotland ends with arrests and injuries
A garden robbery dispute near East Lixrox led to a violent clash as a band of the shearer's allies attacked constables and villagers. Twelve suspects were captured, with one constable sustaining a severed thumb and another a deep head wound. All prisoners were confined in gaol with Mr List arriving from Haddington to oversee the detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lixrox
North British Railway
List
Haddington
Edinburgh
Fara Railway
Glasgow
George Macklin
Macklin
Ndt
Linlithgow
Thia
Fromm
Clark and
Hughes
Clark
Stirling-street
Coa
Dundas Street
Faerie
Glasgow Post
Persecution in Constantinople Narrows Evangelical Struggle
A literary observer reports heavy Armenian Church led persecution in Trebizond and Constantinople, detailing prison abuse of Protestant brethren, the patriarch's hypocritical defense, and bankers' and Jesuits' roles in maintaining control, amid Turkish, Russian, and clerical opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Turkey
Paliop
Satten
Rome
Russia
Georgia
Constantinople
Tebizond
National Hospital
Trebizond
Seth
Anthoniy
Southgate
Baron Yate
Althoug
Atriarch
Hiss
Varn
Telter
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Foreign Intelligence
Mapaio
Sepe
Guia de Comercio
Junta de Comercio
M. Mon
Thiers
Eéaid
Sastre
Gil
Apostolicale
el Espectador
Maparo
Express
Journal Des Debats
Tiempo
Espanal
Malage
Cadiz
Portugal
Lisbon
Senor
José Cabral
Oporto
Antonio Crbra
Thomar
Otranto
Espagne
Count Tojal
Liston
Bwitzerland
Journel Des Débats
Council of State
Council General
Confederation
Lucerne
Papal States
Journal Des Débats
Church of St. Louis
Minster Plenipotentiary
Ossi
St. Louis
the Metropolie
Sony Eneeneneeerene
Ell Park
R.peol
Lunbuvser
Turvitte
Dozys
Onizon
Lord Heytesbury
Mr. Archdall
Archdall
Enniskillen
Lisburn
Lisbern
Bergat
Limerick
Michael Ryan, Esq
Brazee
J. F. Raleigh
Daniel O’connell
Smith O'Brien
William Smith O'Brien
Mr. Raleigh
Treland
Yonder
Robert Peel
Maynooth
Wyse
Sheil
Powell
House of Commons
Swyney
Haurahen
Caleb Powell
M.P
S. O'Brien
Tom Steele
Union
Caleb Powell Key
Dakapeit OvtRaGa
AP Allery
Carlingford
Newry
M'Collep
Elmore
Savage
Petty Sessions
Riverstown
Lawrence
Patrick M'Cullen
M’murray
Peter Connor
Michael Hanratty
Scotland
2D Battalion
Royal Artillery
Ryan
Mulgrave-place
Duke of Sussex
Pesseontiano
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