Royal visit to Taymouth Castle and Crieff detailed
A lengthy account covers the royal progress through Taymouth Castle Crieff Stirling Linlithgow and Drummond with palace receptions dances grand balls Highland pageantry and naval guards. It notes weather trials speeches plantings of trees a grand ball with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert and ongoing preparations for future Scottish visits including Craigmillar and annual stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquess of
Breadalbane
Ibert
Dragoons
Prince
Aiegun Foes Hall
Duchess of Sutherland
Highlanders
Marquis of
Bill Thullachan
Fox Maule
Davidean
Tulloch
Menzies
Chesthill
Cluny Macgoto
Uke
Buccleuch
Prince Albert
Mr. Dewar
Edinburgh
Platt
Taymouth
Dewar
Kenmore Bridge
Bredalbane
Kenmore
M‘dougall
R.N
Breadalbanes
Her
66Th
Igs
Admiralty
Breadsbane
Loch Tay
J.campbell
Acre
Duke of
Earl of Aberdeen
Robert Peel
Marquess
Ben Lawers
Killin
Scotland
Craig Cailliach
Ochtertyre
Crieff
Stirling
Perth
Drummond Castle
Willoughby D'Eresby
Royal yacht Trident dazzles with royal fittings in inspection visit
Report describes the Trident, chartered by the admiralty, prepared to host Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on their London return from Scotland. Captain Sharpe allows inspection of a lavish saloon and sleeping quarters with crimson velvet, Brussels carpeting, and ornate fittings, promising royal comfort and dignity aboard the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
London
Scotland
General Steam Navigacion Commany
Prince Albert
Sharpe
Accidents of fearsome nature plague Hendon to Mile End coach
An accident on Monday evening on Golder's hill near Hampstead Heath upset the Hendon and Mill Hill coach returning from town. Seven outside and five inside passengers suffered contusions, except for Mr Kerr of Mill Hill whose housekeeper broke a collarbone. A young woman on foot of the hill also suffered a broken arm and serious head injury as runaway horses and a loose pole dashed about the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Stiatxe
Duke of Kent
Bridge Street
St. Mary's Wynd
Broad-street
Esplanade
Castle Gate
Prince Albert
Archibald Christie
Inniskillen Dragoons
Stirlingshire Yeomanry
St. Ninian’s
Bannockburn
Torwond Toll
Glensberrie
Gilbert Stirling
Tarbert
Cameleon
Falkirk
Seraphio
Taylor
Ena
Dover-street
England
London
Trident
Royal Yacht
Leith
Scotland
Craigmillar
Little Gilmour
Inch
Buccleuch
Argyle
Hamilton
Abercorn
Dalhousie
Melville
Stair
Wemyss
Rosebery
Torphichen
Blantyre
Buchan Caithness
Firbank
Hopetoun
Haddington
Lauderdale
Lothian
Morton
Sinclair
Lothians
Rosslyn
Elgin
Leven
Glasgow
Moray
Rothes
Parick Auuert
AntouR's
Portobello Road
Parson's Green
Prinse
Edinburgh Castle
Calton Hill
Duddingstone
Edinburgh
Paice Albert
Rowland Hill
Edinburgh Evening Post
Her
Dalkeith Palace
Royal Ben
Taymouth
Trotter
Pedinburgh Evening Courant
Stirling Journal
Acci
Hendon
Mill-hill
Golder’s Hill
Hampstead Heath
Kerr
Millhill
Frichtrut
Burstine
Guy
J. Strangford
Hilston-house
Stangate
Strangford
London and BrighTon
Bricaton
Gorringe
Clayton Tunnel
Brighton
Sussex County Hospital
Walkley
Middlesex Hospital
John Taylor
Mary Anne Rowe
Williamstreet
Regent’s Park
Holland
Barfoot
Middlesex
William Johnston
Hampstead
George Corfe
Tra
Mr. Wakley
Freemasons’ Arms
Suffolk Street
King’s Cross
Eliza Chadwick
Ashby Street
St. Pancras
Ann Chadwick
Foreign Intelligence Notes from The Moniteur and Europe
The Moniteur denies a plan to form a French bench of bishops. It reports a Bugia battle where 6,600 infantry and 600 cavalry faced French defenses with about 100 Arabs killed or wounded and four French wounded. It notes mass conscription in Paris and war-scare chatter in papers. Madrid marks September revolution anniversary with a Deum and militia review. Spain praises a Hispano English bank project. Portugal tensions and possible government reshuffles are reported. Also details on Cape Town debates over transporting juvenile delinquents and frontier Griqua-Boer tensions in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniteur
Chamber of Peers
Courrier Francais
General Bugeaud
Algiers
Bugia
M. Ducourthial
Si-berdoud
Paris
England
Beyrout
Prussia
Cologne
Metternich
Rhine
Gazette du Midi
Dean
Liverpool
Scott
Abd-el-Kader
Abad el-Kader
Bugeaud
France
Spain
Madrid
San Isidro
The
Bristowe
Portugal
M. Almodovar
M. Costa Cabral
Great Britain
M. Calatrava
M. Domingo Ximenes
Santana
Thither
Malaga
Laredo
Feraldo
Santander
Isabella
Constitucional
Barcelona
Solsona
Mosen Tullot
Berga
Mosen
Zurbano
Volksroad
Cape Town
Cape
Atlantic to Boston sums up tariff assent and treaty notes
The Britannia brings New York Philadelphia and Washington papers up to the Ist. The president has assented to the tariff bill defending his veto power and describing the policy as a step to peace and revived trade. The Creole and slave trade matters are noted with boundary treaties and extradition themes. Ord Ashburton travels to attend a New York levee on the 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
New York Courier
England
Ord Ashburton
Philadelphia
Boston
Albany
New York
City Hall
Rioters at St Catharines Plunder Amid Military Quelling
Canada reports describe a 1000-strong mob in St Catharines looting while three companies of the 93d fired upon them. Five shot and two or three bayoneted. about three killed. Sir Allan McNab in Montreal. Papineau elected in Ottawa district. Rumors of amnesty for frontier disturbances noted. Russian denial of conspiracies and Empress events described. The King of Prussia attended feasts and reviews. departure date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
St. Catharine's
93D
Allan M‘nab
Montreal
Papineau
Ottawa
Russia
Europe
St. Petersburgh
Prussia
King of Hanover Confined by Fever at Düsseldorf
From the Hanover Gazette Sept 7 Hanover reports King has caught a fever while at Rhine reviews and is now confined at Düsseldorf. Bulletin dated Sept 6 notes a good night and fever abating with expected speedy recovery. Drought woes described in Ardenburg and Burges water shortages. A Berlin letter says Prussian consulates in Turkey and the East increased to twelve. Turley and East news notes negotiations Turkey Persia, the Syrian question, and proposed governance for the Maronites under Ottoman oversight with ambassadors edging toward a solution. A steamer has left for Beyrut to fetch Selim Bey, signaling imminent decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Hanover
Rhine
Dusseldorf
C. Barina
Ardenburg
Burges
Berlin
Turkey
East
Constantinople
Persia
Teheran
Damascus
Beyrout
Izzet Pasha
Riza Pasha
Kosrew Pasha
Beyraut
Selim Bey
Cape of Good Hope News On Natal Rumors And Arrests
Cape of Good Hope papers through July 8 report rumors that Captain Smiths remnant was cut off and surrendered to Boers while guarding themselves. Extracts from Natal letters remain vague about the Mazeppa and Louisa being in enemy hands. Dutch supercargo Smellekamp, accused of inciting emigrant farmers, is detained for traveling without a pass and says his mission was to observe Natal, not represent Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of Good Hope
Smith
Natal
Mazeppa
Louisa
Smellekamp
Holland
Improvements Bring Pleasant Light To Grand Hall
Light is pleasingly adjusted with ground plate nelling of the ceiling. A lobby extends the rooms and communicates with the three compartments filled with grey segment shapes. The light in a veneer flows throughout this part of the building. The overall improvements are admirable and may hasten replacing the flat roof that disfigures the hall.
Southwark Dahlia Society Show At St Helena Gardens
The fifth annual Southwark Dahlia Society show in St Helena gardens Rotherhithe featured dahlias flowers fruits and vegetables with elaborate devices including a water fountain and a boa constrictor device. Medals were awarded to Gingell Dixon Heartwell Procter Paul and others as members of various classes and the Royal Sappers and Miners band provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwark Danza Society
Borough of Southwark
Dahlia Society
St. Helena Gardens
Rotherhithe
Messrs. Gingell and
Dixon
Heartwell
Messrs
Procter and Paul
Crouchey, Bradley
Coat
Partington
Procter
Royal Sappers
St. Pancras
Sonion Stuere
Mr. Nicholson
Benjamin Hall
C. Napier
Thomas Duncombe
Feargun O'Connor
Payne
Chapman
Feargus O'Connor
Wall
Feargus
Clerken_Wwell-green
Royal Saura Lenpon Firorictttunar Society
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Princess Augusta
Cummins
Metropolitan
Whitecross-street
Queen's Prison
Horsemonger-lane
Fleet
Marshalsea
Tothill-fields
Borough Compter
Clink
Southwark
Queen’s Prison
Benjamin Bond Cabbell
Protestant Association
Hugh Stowell
Stowell
Church of Rome
England
Anti Corn Law
Anti Corn Law Secretaries
Association
Strand
Francis Place
Sidney Smith
Anti Corn Law League
Messrs. Bacon
Petrie
Lyon
Knapp, Murray
Rayner
Christ’s Church
Marylebone
Herne
Southmore
Diego
S. A
Mountague
City Works
Corporation
Court of Aldermen
Court of Common Council
Court of Aldermen's
Reeve
Extraordinary Cambridge fraud case ends with release
In a crowded provincial court at Cambridge Eliza Denman, wife of John Denman of St John’s College, faced charges of fraudulently obtaining money from Matthews and Gent by posing as the sister of the Hon. Richard Denman. Testimony showed a pattern of deceit. however magistrates ruled insufficient evidence to detain and released her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadmbridge
Petty
Elizemman
John Denman
St. John's College
Denman
Messrs
Matthews
Gent
Richard Denmar
John Gent
David Matthews
Tr ‘Richard Denman
Trinity College
Lord Denman
Dee
Witness
Richard Denman
Richard’ Depia
Eliza Denman
London
John Matthews
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
Espin
Temple
Witness's
St. John’s College
Charlotte Denman
Congleton
Bramley-lane
Chaddock
Williamson
Society For the Prosecution of Felons
Chadduck
Macclesfield Chronicle
Dover
Sidney Smith
Crorrixe Cass
Russell
Fitzjames
Gladstone
Gosport
Williamm Davis
William Davis
6Th Regiment
Stephen Clasby
York
Haslar
Wm. Page
E. P. Samuel
Esyrs
James Cooper
Haslar Lake
Richardson
Haslar Hospital
Loftus
Davis
Hampshire
Arge
Swhnottyg
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Havin
Marquess of Breadalbane
Campbells
Tartan
John Mackenzie
Marchioness of
Archioness
Breadalbano
Castle
Fassin
Her Majesty
Prince Ing
Albert
42D Highlanders
Sconepalice
Thornhill
42D
Willongaby D'Bready
Drummond Taatle
Will Ding
Drummond
Strathearn
James Daniel Giles
Willoughby D’eresby
Lady Willoughby
Misa Paget
Miss Dundas
Lord Willoughby
Duchess of Norfolk
Willoughb Devoe
Miss Paget
Dundas
Auertouch
Aberdeen
Earl of
Livarnanl
Bouverie
G. Anson
Taster
D'Eresby
John Stuart
J. . Giles
Glenartney
Drummond Highlanders
Ferntower
Lady Baird
Abercairney
Montzie House
Linlithgow
Linlithgow Bridge
Stirlingshire
Cross
Sir Robert Peel
East Port
Boathousebridge
West Lothian
Mid-lothian
Highlands
Epinpurca
Dalkeith House
Willoughby de Eresby
Dalkeith-house
Granton Pier
Royal
the Weekly Chronicle
Foreign Intelligence
EPAIN
United States
Germany
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