Royal festivities and European notices in London society
Royal family and Belgian monarchs attended services at Windsor and Spital, with receptions and tours surrounding Windsor Castle. Reports cover diplomacy, court appointments, charity efforts, the arrival of dignitaries, theatre plans, ballooning, canal projects, riots and trials, and notable arrivals in Milan and Paris, all in bustling Victorian miscellany style.
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Royal Chapel
St. George
Windsor
Mr. Proby
la Baronne Hooghvoorst
Spittal
Wilkinson
Salthill
Barrington
Windsor Castle
Duchess of Kent
St. George’s Chapel
Louise
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Princess of
Capua
Kew Palace
Duke
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Prince George
Gibraltar
Baron
Culloden
Scotland
Count de Paris
Alexander-de Laborde
Athalin
M. Vatoul
Duke de Choiseul
Doria
Rome
Mary Talbot
Prince Royal of
Hanover
Norderney
Count Nesselrode
Munich
Bavaria
Berlin
Olga
Bugeaud
Paris
Count Mole
Mustapha
Brussels
Pierre Napoleon
Batavia
St. Helena
Messrs. Rothschild
Bayonne
Espartero
O'Donnell
St. Sebastian
Bilboa
Don Carlos
Navarre
Saragossa
Oras
Cologne
Munster
Countess of Litchfield
Stafford
Richard Bourke
K.C.B
Exchequer
Rice
Board of Customs
Treasury
William Folkes
Henry Calder
Law
John Henry Pratt
Caius College
Cambridge
Honourable
East India Company
Calcutta
Duke of
Bridgewater
Brinchley
House of Commons
Birmingham
Manchester
Pomerania
Australia
Florida
Acre
Altimore
Butler
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Bedford
London
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Portsmouth
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Tout Pour la Patrie
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Pere Enfantin
France
Lyons
Messrs
Taunton
Rawlinson
Elliot
Island of
Ascension
Jinklar
Royal Marines
Orleans
Liverpool
Katherine Jermyn
Ickworth
Botanic Garden
Bath Demonstration Backs People’s Charter in Bath District
A large Bath meeting on Combe Down gathered about 15 000 people from Bath and Bradford to press radical reform. Delegates were chosen to watch the petitioned charter’s progress in Parliament, with Col Napier and Alderman Crisp presiding and resolutions backing universal suffrage and vote by ballot.
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Bath, &c
Bath
Combe Down
Wiltshire
Bradford, &c
Colonel Napier
Mr.Roebuck
Alderman Crisp
Bartlett
Whs
Mealing
Napier
Lords
Commons
S. Bartlett
House of Commons
London Working Men’s Association
Phillips
Roberts
St. Paul
Bowell Rose
Birmingham Political Union
London
Twite
Henry Vincent
Lord John Russell
Harry Brougham
Péel
Duke of Wellington
Knave
Mr. Vincent
Wellington
Russell
Gapper
White
Bath Working Men’s Association
Vincent
Richard Mealing
Kissock
Saunders
Bath Guardian
West London Gardeners' Association Dinner Honors Mr Fish
The West London Gardeners' Association held a dinner for president Mr. R Fish at the Bay Tree St Swithin's Lane with chair Mr Fitz-Strathern. Toats honored Mr Fish and others including Mr Russell Mr Loudon Dr Lindley and editors of horticultural journals amid speeches on botany and mutual instruction.
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London
R. Fish
J. Tattersall
Bay Tree
St. Swithin’s-lane
King Williamstreet
Wm. H. A. Fitz-Strathern
Fish, Russell,Park, and Clark
Massie
Duke of Sussex
Croucher
Duke of Sutherland
Judd
Case
Duke of Bedford
Plimpton
West London Gardener’s Association
Fitz-Strathern
Fish
Association of Gardeners
Garden of Eden
Scotland
Adam’s Mount
Elysian Fields
Paradise Place
Edinburgh
Caledonia
West London Gardeners’ Association
West London
West London Association
Russell
George Robins
Loudon
Gardeners
Maine
Botanical Register
Lindley
King’s College
Horticultural Society
Weekily Chronicle
FitzStrathern
Gibbs
Caie
Jones
A. Park
Glasgow
John Philpot
Philpot
Mr Green’s Aeronautic Fame Faces Diminished Returns
The passage argues Mr Green is the day's most successful aeronaut yet warns that frequent flights may not yield benefits. It notes a lack of probability that repeated journeys to the upper regions will bring any positive outcome for him and his companions.
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Green
The Inglewhite Tragedy Attributed to Mrs Sanderson
The Preston Pilot reports new details on the Inglewhite tragedy involving Ann Sanderson and her husband Edward Sanderson. It describes her past striving for social polish, alleged large sums loaned, a plan to borrow £100, and the fatal poisoning of five children using two ounces of arsenic.
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Preston Pilot
Edward Sanderson
Annn Sanderson
T. Benn
White Chapel
Lancaster
Station Hotel
Bowness
Ladyman
Quernmore Park
Charles Gibson
London
Kirkland Hall
Butler Cole
Garstang
Mr. Benn
Balloon Explosion at 13000 Feet Sparks Daring Return
A South region report says Mr. Wise ascended from Easton Pennsylvania last week, ballooned to 13 000 feet, then exploded causing rapid descent. He landed with little injury aided by a parachute and a south wind, and plans another flight.
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ATR
Wise
Easton
New York
Jamaica Watchman
Montego Bay
America
James Bradley
Augusta-street
Regent’s Park
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