The Queen and Court at Windsor Parade
The King of the Belgians inspected the first regiment of life guards in Home Park with Col. Henry Cavendish present. Queen Victoria and the Queen of Belgium watched from the castle terrace as the procession and drills impressed the crowd. The Belgian party departed Windsor for Ramsgate after a week of royal visits. Windsor fire escapes showcased at the castle by Mr. Ford to royal acclaim.
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Queens of
Basil
Surrey
Spittal
Salthill
Slough
Eton
Windsor
Countess of
Miss Cavendish
Lord Alfred Paget
Colonel Cavendish
Viscount Torrington
Lord Lilford
Brichton
Ford
Lenton-road
Southwark
Househild
Duchess of Kent
Mr. Ford
Jeffrey Wyatville
Privy Council Fixes Parliament Start Date in November
The Privy Council settled that Parliament will meet on November 1. The piece notes 170 new members and lists various court and royal household movements, marriages, and appointments, including changes at Marlborough House and Windsor related events across political and social circles.
Various 19th Century Dispatches From Europe and Americas
Reports from Bath to Lisbon note political contests and possible candidates while a Winchester Horticultural Society meeting highlights Buckingham garden pines. Trades, convicts, rail security, Arctic exploration, Prague census, and French press praise northern climate provisions fill the page alongside legal debates and colonial legal practice in New South Wales.
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W.H. Sobhous
E.g
Bath
Captain Schell
Horticultural Society
Winchester
Duke of Buckingham
Hants
Porto Rico
Sir Thomas Ussher
Bermuda
Lord Henry Seymour
Prince of Meskewa
Count Carbjy
Jockey Club
Paris
Hampton Court Palace
London and
Prague
Bohemia
Wishehrad
le Astrolbe
la Zelee
Duxaont d’Urville
France
Mechanics
Cambridge
Oxford County Court
Philip of
Independence
Commodore Nichelson
St. Petersburgh
Gopenhazen
Hanover
Russia
Bavaria
Syracuse
Nu's
John Russell
Blackwood
M. Mauguin
Race meeting notes at Doncaster midweek
The report lists stakes, weights, and entrants for the Fitwillliam Stakes and St Leger course events, detailing horses such as Miss Eliza, Theresa, Whitefoot, Barbarias, and King of Rome, plus entries for Champagne Stakes and other races. It also records sale prices for yearlings and brood mares and a famed bell ringing display at Weltham Abbey.
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Doncaster
Bell
Miss
Eliza
Nicholson
Fox
Theresa
Osbaldeston
H Whitefoot
M'Cance
Mr. Greville
Emilius
S. Day
Fairlie
Abraham Newland
Ma‘ek
Mr. Heseltine
Herry
Voltaire
Lord Exeter
Troilus
Priam
Green Mantle
T. Walters
Cadland
Mr. Thorshill
Emiline
Duke of Cleveland
Mr. Fox
Dr. Syntax
Lord Westminster
Pantaloon
Bowes
de Epirus
Elis
Langar
Mahometan
Musselman
Blakey Topping
Sultan
Ridsdale
Duke of Leeds
Waverley
T.Y.C
Coomb
Frederica Duke of Cleveland
Henniade
Crawford
Red-house
Mr. Orde
Bee’s Wing
Lora
Westminster
Cardinal Puff
Farpay
Corporation
Mr. Blakelock
Yarico
Lye
Mr. Powlett
Miss Letty
Miss Fanny
L. Fox
Syntax
Mr. Nowell
Margave
Muley
Bequest
Stratherne
Mussuliman
Emelius
Cotitlon
Coryphaus
Quairilie
Constance
Brood Mores
Mr. Houldsworth
Fort Jude
Torelli
Tiara
Variety
Fanny Dacres
Miss Maltby
Fidelity
Flush
Ay Ralcon
Waxy
Ay Cotton
Comus
Whiker
Mr. O.baldesun
Velocpede
Ty. Bratandorf
Lottery
Weltham Abbey
Ringers
Stedman
Oxford
The Queen of the Beggars at Haymarket and Strand
A mixed review notes The Queen of the Beggars by Serle at Haymarket with plot twists of lineage and fate. The Strand hosts The Blind Father by Moncrieff. Lauretta’s disguise and village prize face audience scrutiny. other theatre moves and repertory plans follow.
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Margaret
Miss Huddart
Rowland Ormsby
Elton
Lord de Burgh
Rowland
Howland
Serle
Dramatic Authors’ Society
Strand
Moncrieff
Lauretia
Lauretta
Cameron
Burn
Russell
Drurylane Theatre
Elliston
Victoria
Olympic
Dowton
Harris
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Braham
St James’s
Harley
Wright
Adelphi
Hemming
Wrekin
Broadcourt
Saville
Haymarket
New Strand
Harmamond
Doncaster
Sheffield
T Green
Honey
Norton Fulgate
West End
Gomersal
Conquest
Garrick Theatre
Whitechapel
Braharo
John Reeve
Power
Burkstone
Drury Jane
Macready
Liverpool
Coventrden
Me. Cockerton
Threatening letters lead to guilty verdict at Central Criminal Court
Edwin Bates, artist, found guilty of sending threatening letters to Mr Bagshawe, chairman of the Northern and Eastern Railway Company. Other cases include Edward Williams punished for forging a £50 check to Wright and Co and Henry Dawson sentenced to hard labor for eighteen months with parts in solitary confinement.
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Edwin Bates
Central Criminal Court
Bagshawe
Northern and Eastern Railway Company
Forrgery
Winegar and Co
Edward Williams
Messrs. Wright and Co
Dawson
Henry William Dawson
House of Correction
West Riding of
York
Ath Partis
Sheffield
Rotherham
Barnsley
Wakefield
Leeds
Hudderfield
Delph
Halifax
Bradford
Keighley
Otley
Skipton
Gieburne
Settle
Sedbergh
Ripon
Pateley Bridge
Knaresborough
Abeford
Selby
Snaith
Wykernue
Doncaster
Pontefract
Kine
Peter
Fleet
William Major
John Davies
Mr. Brown
Jeremiah Bard
Richard Fell
Atell
Ballantyne
Fell
Justice Vaughan
Major
Davis
Niggard
Fleetmarket
Farringdon-street
Hennessey
Margaret Hennessey
John Coates
Orion
Thames
Justice Vaushan
Plague Fear In Cripplegate Sparks Historic Echoes
A Dublin Dispatch notes Cripplegate’s fever scare stirred by a pestilence like the 1664 plague. A medical report concludes the disease is violent and deadly but not the plague, while readers recall Defoe and parish death tallies showing Cripplegate’s heavy toll in July and August.
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Cripplegate
Dfoe
Clerkenwell
Shoreditch
Bishopsgate
Aldgate
Whitechapel
Stepney
St. Martin’s
St. Giles’s-in the-Fields
Steprey
Southwark
Cripplegate Parish
Whitecross-street
Kara
Cripplegate Church
St. Giles’s
St. Sepulchre’s
Stepney Parieh
Departure of the King and Queen of Belgium from Ramsgate
Their Majesties Leopold I and Louise Marie arrived at Ramsgate from Windsor and dined with local dignitaries at the Albion Hotel. They boarded the government steamer for Dover after a celebratory morning. crowds lined the pier and guns sounded a royal salute as ships and flags adorned the harbor.
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Belgium
RaMseate
Spt
Wellington
Lord Fitzroy Somerset
Sir William Curtis
Hedge
Hamilton and
Smithett
Curtis
Hamilton
Leopold
Ramsgate
S.E
Cambridge
Walmer Castle
Duke of Cambridge
Sir W. Curtis
Dover
Due
Duke of Wellington
Post-Office
Marmine
George Thomas
Central Criminal Court
John Ankless
Whitechapel
Urquhart
Constantinople
India
Egypt
Joe
Monsieur
Defences and Dispatches From Madrid to Cuenca Amid Carlist Movements
Letters from Madrid through the 13th report Estartero near the capital with a Carlist siege, 16 080 infantry and 1 000 cavalry. Paris hosts further Madrid news dated the 15th. Carlists retreat toward Cuenca as inhabitants and national guard defend homes. British officers casualties rise at Andosin. the British Legion remains contentious.
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Mogwine
Spain
Madrid
Estartero
Paris
Cuenca
National Guard
Bayonne
England
Andosin
Alen
Brighton
Windsor Castle
Spt
Jesty
Henry F.C. Cavenbish
Stare
Religion
Justice
B. Wyon
Stepney
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Orleans
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Sixe-Coburg
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Richard Onslow
Henry Gritton
Woolwich
Earl of Eldon
Rushford
Sunderland
Earl of Durham
D. Kinnaird
G. Bushe
Turk’s Head Inn
Newcastle
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Angela Burdett
Ceatts
Duchess of
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William
Earl of
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Vicsant Ennismre
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Bushy
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Ricardo
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Bow-Street
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Her Majesty’s Park
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John Dann
Jon
Minshull
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Bard
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al‘ Carthy
Alma
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Eliza Summers
James Mills
Hatton-Garden
Betty
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James Leecombe
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