Queen and Royal Visit to Bagshot and London
The Queen and Duchess of Kent travel to Bagshot to see Princess Augusta and Duchess of Gloucester then ride out with the King and Belgian Queen. The Duke of Cambridge and Lord Melbourne arrive later. Services at St George's Chapel mark the weekend, with appointments and patronages announced.
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Duchess of Kent
Bagshot
Augusta
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Melbourne
Captain Stephens
St. George’s Chapel
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Markham
Boyce
Mesara
Salmon
Harris
French
Elvey
Samuel Prout
London
Moorfields
John Russell
Russell
Miss Quentin
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Kew
Princess Sophia
Hammersmith
Kensington Palace
Palace Avenue
Cavendish
L Hzen
Kensington
New Palace
Westminster Bridge
Tower
Antwerp
Windsor council to set date for Parliament meeting
A Windsor cabinet council on the 20th will fix the day Parliament meets. Queen Louise of the Belgians born 1812 is referenced with court notes, along with several aristocratic and diplomatic items from London society and foreign affairs.
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Louisa
Louis Philippe
Ferdis
Duc d’Orleans
Massime
Rome
Xavier
Saxony
Augustus the
Poland
Guildhall
Achilles
Hyde Park
Buckinsham-house
Lord W.s. Compton
Marquis of Northampton
Melville
Dundas
Duckens of
St. Albans
Coutts
House of Coutts and Co
Angela Burdett
George Keppel
Major Keppel
Coutts Trotter
Craufurd Antrobus
Eatenhall
Antrobus
Edmund Antrobus
Richard Spencer
South Australia
Spencer’s Gulf
Adelaide
Glenelg
Vienna
Prince Esterhazy
London
Cappe’s Hill
Croydon
Wellington
Salop
Duchess of Kent
Exchequer
Downing-street
Mansfield Street
Sherborne
Sherborne Hall
Russia
University of Dorpat
Wellington Street
Strand
Vestal
W. Jones
Halifax
Dr. Inglis
Nova Scotia
Lord Godolphin
Arrow
Gogmagog Hills
Cambridgeshire
Lieut
Catherne
16Th Foot
Lord Auckland
India
Charybdis
Mercer
Africa
Sierra Leone
Chatham
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Ireland
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Queen’s Bench
Tower Hamlets
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Tere
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Lacock Abbey
Wilts
W. H. F. Talson
Birmingham
Grand Junction Company
Liverpool
Manchester
Sixim Effendi
Constantinople
England
Holland
Paris
Steamers run Liverpool to Dublin in eleven hours
Reports note rapid transport developments as steamers now operate the Liverpool to Dublin route in about eleven hours. Other items detail wage cuts in Barnsley, naval movements at Barcelona and Havannah arrests, and European political chatter about officers and royals.
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Liverpool
Dublin
Barnseley Hen
Rodney
Barcelona
Hampton Court
Havannah
le Temps
Irmoloff
Yermaloff
Odessa
Duke of Bedford
Endsleigh Mouse
John Russell
Boulogne
M. Griffiths
Williams
England
Mont
Woburn-abbey
Ashtidge-houge
Purcell
Cashel
Jackson
National Bank
Duke of Portland
Commission of the Peace
Middlesex
Robert Peel
Dawson
James Graham
Henry Hardinge
J. Wilson Croker
G. Warrender
Lushington
Fitzgerald and
Vesey
St. Petersburg
Aldeburgh
Countess de Survilliers
Joseph Buonaparte
Spain
Madame Brunelle
Lord Bayning
Lord Berdlesham
Adiral Stopford
Princess Charlotte
Genen
Westminster Bridge
Thames
Ratcliffe
Lord Burleigh
Wolfe
Benjamin West
Royal Academy
Charles James Fox
Biggs
Lord Dorchester
Huscars
Doncaster
Marquis of Westminster
Earl of Lichfield
James Dowling
New South Wales
Supreme Court
Shooting at Norwich Brings Sheriff to City
Moore, a laborer returning from North Walsham, was shot by two men in a gig just outside Norwich. He died at the hospital after a two day illness. Attorney W. W. Cooper and his clerk were arrested as the alleged gunmen. Cooper was intoxicated at the time.
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Norwich
Moore
North Walsham
Catton George
Norfolk and Norwich Hospital
W. W. Cooper
Cooper
Fatal Collision Inquest After Birmingham And Bolton Train Crash
Witnesses described a deadly derailment near Manchester on a Saturday night. The Belton and Birmingham engines collided at speed, crushing carriages and killing a passenger, with a soldier’s wife and child among the injured. The inquest ruled manslaughter charges against the Birmingham engine crew.
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Birmingham
Bolton
Kenyon
Manchester
Leeds
Liverpool
Leigh Arms
Newton
Belton
Boston
Theatricals notes on Mr Phelps Hamlet and London stages
Theatre review praises Mr Phelps in Hamlet admiring his natural style and restraint. It comments on age versus youth, previews further plays and benefits, and reports on Dasvidge King and Freebooter, Ellen and Darnley roles, plus updates from Covent Garden and Vauxhall balloon ascent and return of performers to town.
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Kean
Hamlet
Phelps
Ophelia
Yorick
Ohello
Surrey
Davidge
Dhraley
Peebles
Castle Till
William Elliot
Ellen Ted
Lady Margaret
Sandy M'‘Screw
Miller’s
Ellen
Darnley
Cooper
Drury Lane
Covent-garden
Montagues
Capulets
Vestris
Charles Mathews
Victoria
Wising
Wrench
Yates
Brighton
Adelphi
Cathcart
Norton Falgate
Vale
Little Ross
Gomersal
Conquest
Garrick
Little Franks
Honey
Duvernay
Hull
Doncaster
Sheffield
Balloon Accident at Lord's Ground Dashes Parade Plans
At Lord's Cricket Ground a fete day featured Mrs. Graham's balloon and a new parachute ascent by Mr. Hampton. Incomplete inflation led to a brief ascent, the balloon damaged a cottage chimney, tangled in trees, then returned to ground. No serious injuries reported as crowd grew restless and refunds offered.
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Lord’s Cricket-ground
Graham
Hampton
Adams
Grove
Gamnerin
Destructive Fire in the Strand Claims Three Lives
A kitchen fire at 48 Strand and adjoining houses in London’s Adelphi district killed Mr Harris his infant child and a servant. Fire engines battled the blaze for hours as the timber houses burned, the fire escape misused delaying rescue. An inquest ruled the deaths accidental.
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Strand
Adelphi
Harris
Braidwood
London Fire Establishment
Offalley
Raste
Harrinn
Bewlay
Mr. Harris
Coppock
Charing-cross Hospital
Brighton
Sun Fire Office
Bewley
Coutts
Samuels
Higgs
West Minster
St. Martin’s
Flenry Harris
Esther Harris
Elizabeth Wendon
Controversy and Obituary Notes From The Weekly Chronicle
A P M P discusses a religious communication about Quaker beliefs and the press, while an obituary notes the death of Count Joseph Boruwlaski in Durham at 99. The column also reports a legal debate on whether salmon is a salt or freshwater fish and cites anecdotes about salmon behavior and a Britannica entry.
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Prass
M.P
Shipping Gazette
Lancashire
Church of England
Religious Society of Friends
Weekly Chronicle
Joseph Boruwwlasei
Durham
Russia
Stanislaus
Poland
Humacka
Paris
England
Eusten-House
Encyclopedia Britannica
West India markets gyrate as hurricane shocks trade write ups
SunDay Morning reports a hurricane in the West Indies uprating sugar by 1s per cwt after an initial 5s demand, with stock drops from 86 500 to 23 500 hogsheads and tierces. Indigo trades 12 percent higher. coffee shows little movement. rum and tobaco demand hold steady amid new crop signals and improving Trieste trade.
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West India Islands
Trieste
Palermo
Naples
Lucy
England
Liverpool
London
Caare
Trott
Reform Club
Rogers
Craig
Mynne
Manauis
Waterford
Bergen
Douglas
Aberdeen
Norway
Caledonian Mercury
Bow-Street
William Henry Burchall
Rifle Brigade
Thomas Taylor
Watson
Offalley
Strand
Grand Hotel
Covent-garden
Westminster
Brigide
House of Correction
Sarah Lambe
Suggate
Blackheath Hill
Miss Suggate
Hatton Garden
Danezrous Fenlow
Daniel Cronin
Inspector Penny
Ashton
G Division
Rosaman-street
Clerkenwell
Laing
Fuller
Ard
Union Hall
Paine
Somers
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Jeremy
Trail
Marlborough Street
Eliza Bannister
Messrs
Sewell and
Cross
Frith-street
Soho
John C‘donnell
Greek Street
Henry Green
Cambridge
Hawkes
Lime-street
W.N
Charles Powel
Vincent Raven
Magdalen College
Darina Highway
Anson
Uxbridge
Wycombe
Matthew Pairton
Marsden Terrace
Pentonville
Attempts at Portuguese settlement without bloodshed in 1830s
A late 19th century report notes a near bloodless attempt on Sept 30 by Baron Bomifim and Marahel Saldanha to settle the dispute. Commissioners met on the 30th at Aljabaretta. Saldanha's side urged proclaiming the 1325 charter as law and empowered cortes for reforms. Baroni’s side rejected changing the political system. a mutual amnesty for wounded was agreed. Admiral Napier’s Lisbon arrival unsettled the government.
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Baron Bomifim
Marahel Saldanha
Aljabaretta
Saldanha
Baroni
Napier
Lisbon
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