Royal Visitors Arrive in Ostend Victoria Queen Albert in Town Hall
A detailed chronicle of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's Ostend arrival and reception. The scene includes preparations, royal yacht arrivals, illuminated streets, and a grand dinner at the hotel de Ville with the Belgian king and queen, Belgian ministers, and British officials. The narrative notes misgivings about schedules and uncertain future movements to Bruges Ghent and Antwerp.
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Victoria
Prince Albert
Kes
Ostend
England
Leopold
Her
Srontig
Belgium
Great Britain
Herald’s College
France
Hanover
Europe
Hotel de Ville
Hamilton Seymour
Place d’Armes
Rue de la Comedie
Queen Victoria
Grers
Albert
Antwerp
Bruges
Ghent
Laeken
Brussels
Ostzexp
Trinity Yacht
Sir John Pelly
Trinity Board
Downs
Royal Yacht
Ostexp
The
Netherlands
Crown Prince
Saxe Coburg
Princess Hohenlohe
Germany
M. Delsart
Rue de la Chapelle
Royal visit of Queen Victoria featured at Bruges theatre
Dispatch describes King Leopold and Queen Victoria at a Belgian court event with the Queen of England, Prince Albert, the Belgians, and British officials. A feast, theatre premiere, and royal box seating are detailed alongside travel plans touching Ostend Bruges Ghent and anticipated Windsor arrival.
Queen Victoria’s Brighton visit angers crowds and royal calm
An extract from a Brighton letter describes the Queen and Prince Albert hassled by a large crowd during a walk from the pavilion to the chain pier. The writer notes public manners must improve, contrasts Windsor and Walmer receptions, and recalls the Prince’s quiet attention to the royal party amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brichton
Brighton
Prince Albert
Windsor
Walmer
Royal
Pavilion
Sussexr
France
Queen Victoria
Baron Athalin
Marquis de Roure
Chateau
Bank of England
Count de Chabannes
M. Watout
Meleagar
Calydon
Legion of Honour
General Espartero
Royal Hospital
Greenwich
Spain
J. Gordon
Robert Stopford
Espartero
General EstanteRo
Viscount Palmerston
Earl of Clarendon
Duchess of Victory
Donna Elidia
Dons Ramon
Menduma
R. Mendisate
Falcon
Orio
Barcairtegui
Serrant
Count Morain
Baker Street
van Halen
Chalmers
Aberdeen
Friends of the Free Church
The
Free Church
Scottish Guardian
Leicester
St. Margaret’s
Insolvent dancer before court over slander ruling
The dancing master from the Italian Opera faced final order after two Misses Taylor sued for slander. he claimed the case targeted his wife and offered a public apology and £4 to limit costs. A ransom of expenses around £60 was debated as his income collapsed from an engagement at the Italian Opera House and losses to prior schools.
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Taylor
Charge Against Steam Packet Captain Tyne Over Missing Packages
A Crystal Palace era court scene reports Captain William Tune of the City of Boulogne, shipper for the New Commercial Steam Packet Company, being charged by directors. Investigators traced six gold and banknote packages, five later found, with suspicions centered on the captain who locked his cabin and alarm was raised. The case outlines two theories of theft by crew or passengers and notes efforts to gather evidence abroad.
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Alderman Gibbs
Tune
Eliza Smith
St. Luke
Oakum
St. Luke’s Workhouse
Musgrove
Guildhall
Alderman Musgrove
St. Luke’s
Bridewell
William Tune
City of
Boulogne
New Commercial Steam-packet Company
Clarkson
Wife
Commercial Steam-packet Company
Tyne
Captain Tune
England
Margate Roads
London
Customs
Henr Child
House of Wire and Child
New Commercial Steam Packet Company
Child
Tane
Wire
Cruelty to a Child Reported in Marylebone Case
In Marylebone a man named Joseph Payne was brought to the bar charged with cruelty to seven or eight year old Roger Davis. Ann Beale of Hampstead saw Payne lift the child and dash it into the road. The child screamed, a crowd formed, and Payne was taken into custody. Witnesses described the child as appearing recently injured. The father expressed intent to proceed with the case after discussions with witnesses.
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Joseph Payne
Roger Davis
Ann Beale
Little George Street
Hampstead
Tad
Abe
John Edwards
Col.lared
Mark
Leery Witnesses and a Drunken Stranger in Court
The court hears a sobering plea as a father forgives a troubled child and a drunk man, James Brown, is discharged after an odd incident near Euston Square. M'Donald found shoes and a coat, the man claimed he took a drop too much and died not. The father faced bail and the child’s safety remains in question.
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Mr. Rawlingon
Rawlinson
M‘donald
Euston-square
Southampton-place
Marlborough Street courtroom sketches reflect a turbulent week
A London magistrate hears cases from a stableman pursuing unpaid expenses for four horses to a cruel complaint about interparochial relief for Hannah Newton. The docket also covers a fatal street fight, multiple robberies at noble residences, and a suspect in a large jewel theft ring, with medical testimony challenging presumed violence and a push to align parish aid.
Prisoner Fully Committed on Three Charges in Local Theft Case
Annathera, a housemaid, testified a watch and locket owned by her were stolen about a fortnight ago. A watch and locket were produced and linked to the prisoner. Police traced a Duke of Hamilton’s robbery to the prisoner. a Petersham buyer had purchased the items from her. The case remained incomplete but the constable could retain possession of the property and pursue further action if needed. The prisoner was fully committed on all charges.
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Alderman Gibbs
Blackfriars Bridge
John Creighton
No. 1
Duke’s-court
Duke-street
Stamford-street
Magnier
Gibbs
Lord Stanley
van Diemen’s Land
Thames
Birmingham
Ireland
Cas
Tyre Founders
Robert Lack
Edward Dennis
Messrs
Thorowgood and
Besley
Fan-street
Aldersgate-street
Wakelin
Cree
Vandercom and Co
Mesara
Thorowgood
Dennis
Witness
Lack
Figgins
Jack
P. Laurie
Mr. Besley
Messrs. Wilson
Sir Peter
Scotland
Brevier
Bourgeois
Peter Laurie
Peter
James Hucklebridge
Twyford
Samuel Glover Fairbrother
Bow-street
White Hart
Exeter Street
Jock Eyine
Maltby
Clifford Street
Hyde Park
Hannah Newton
St. James
Lambeth
St. James's
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Australia
St. Giles’s
St. Giles
Giblett
Dore
London
Fitzpatrick
John M‘evoy
Edward Welch
Little Earl-street
Moore
RoppeRigs
Elizabeth Wrigglesworth
Trivett
Burlington House
Rogers
Mount
Duke of Portland
Duke of Hamilton
Marquis of Londonderry
Marquis of Titchfield
Cavendish Square
William Davy
Abbery
Holderness House
Annathera
Duke of Hamilton’s
Carroll
Petersham
Tha Wa
The Belgrave Square plate robbery trial continues crowding court
The Pirate Ropsery at Lonp FitzGerard ax Tuesday having been appointed for further examination of Thomas Jenkins alias Brummey a swell mob member charged with involvement in the May 18 plate robbery at Iword Fitzgerald and Vesey's residence in Belgrave square. Witnesses describe a kitchen scene and two men carrying a plate chest as the trial resumes with remand for more evidence. A separate riot report recounts Coldstream guards clashing with locals after a Windsor visit and a violent prison-yard assault by Henry Turner on Henry Boyce, with Turner facing punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonp FitzGerard
Thomas Jenkins
Brummey
Iword Fitzgerald
Vesey
Belgrave Square
J.C. Lethbridge
Abingdon Street
Humphries
Henry York Smith
West
Howse
Lowndes Arms
Catherine Williams
Captain Buckley
Clewer
Windsor
Lord Fitzgerald
Howie
Frida
Fuller
Mr. Pearce
Mr. Humphries
Burrell
Mary Hawkins
Pearce
Mr. Paton
Hedges
Thompson
Coldstream Guards
Wellington Barracks
St. James's Park
Ascot Races
Westminster
Henry Turner
Henry Boyce
B Division
John Nelson Piper
Turner
Boyce
Releas
Thomas Brotherton
George Simmonds
Pye-street
Veszy
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Princess Hohenvlohe
Lord Liverpool
Lady Hamilton Seymour
Prince Hohenlohe
Viscountess Canning
Earl of Aberdeen
Canning
Baroness Straassart
Earl of Liverpool
General Goblet
Sir Hamilton Seymour
Hohenshoe
Lord Aberdeen
Guillaume Tell
General Steam Navigation Company
Edward Banks
Woolwich
Paddington
Great Western Railway
Slough
LAW
Middlesex
Tvrspar
Cuanch
Father Mathew
Serjeant Adams
Dennis Coakley
Thomas Hayes
Francis Harigan
George Ball
Wilde
Payne
Mary Ball
Ellen Panton
Hayes
John Nicholas
K 1
Parker
Paddett
K 8
Harigan
Coakley
House of Correction
Mansion House
Bow Street
Marylebone
Marlborough Street
Queen Square