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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 24, 1842
Page
7
HER MAJESTY RETURNS FROM SCOTLAND AT DAWN
A lengthy London Herald report recounts Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's departure from Granton and their stately voyage home aboard the Trident. Grand escort, naval salutes, and crowds along the Scottish shore mark a royal farewell before Windsor arrival planned.
National Complete Suffrage Association appeals to reformers of all opinions
A lengthy call from the National Complete Suffrage Association to reformers across the United Kingdom urges peaceful, legal action to secure universal male suffrage, annual parliaments, and equal districts. It proposes a Birmingham conference for December 27, 1842, to decide on an act of Parliament and to form a union between middle and working classes with elected representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Complete Suffrage Union
Reformers
Great Britain and Ireland
House of Commons
Birmingham
London
Edinburgh
Manchester
Glasgow
Liverpool
Complete Suffrage Council
Jostra Struras
Singular Delusions at Lunacy Commission Hearing
A lengthy commission of lunacy opened before Commissioner F Barlow at Gray's Inn to determine Major Andrew Mitchell Campbell’s mental state. Witnesses described his delusions of invisible agents and automata, his confinement at Whitmorehouse, and concerns about death by self-action if freed. The jury found him of unsound mind and incapable of managing his affairs since December 23, 1841, recommending a plan proposed by his brother Dr Campbell for out-of-town care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Barlow
John Jacob Haneler
Bague
R.N
Gray's Inn
Andrew Mitchell Campbell
East India Company
Baker
Lincoln’s Inn
Jennings
Jennings, Bolton
Warburton
Major Campbell
George Gunning Campbell
Andrews
Beverley
Barlow
Mr. Jennings
Alexander Campbell
Devonshire
Portland-place
India
Mr. Beverley
Dr. Campbell
Campbell
Sutherland
St. Luke’s Hospital
Euphemia Darlington
Whitmorehouse
Re. Austin
Whitmore House
Dr. Sutherland
Kennington
John Medding
Lord Courtenay
Oriental Club
East Indies
Hoxton
J. J. Hansler
Arrival of Trident at Nore Heralds Royal Welcome
The Trident anchored three hours at the Nore due to tides after a 40 hour Granton voyage. Royal standard flew, half blue lights displayed, and a royal salute fired as Rhadamanthus and Black Eagle departed to Woolwich to announce the royal party. Early Saturday bells rang at Woolwich Greenwich and Deptford as Earl of Jersey and Lord Ernest Bruce arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam Navigation Company
Granton i
Daphne
Jasseur
Lightning
Salamander
Black Eagle
Royal George
Seinous
Lord Alphns
General Steamavigation Company
Prince Albert
Herajesty
Trident
Ferne Islands Passage
Trinity
Trinity House
Edinargh
Rhadamanthus
Flamborough Head
Ain Land
Tal
Majesty
Grae
Darlin
Yarmouth Roads
Cockle
St. Nicholas’s Gate
Woolwich
Her Majesty
Princess Royal
Admiralty
Ae Berl of
Haddington
the Earle
Stendance
Jersey
Blojomfield
Black Eagles
Scotland
Thy
Thamos
Nore
Granton
Greenwich
Deptford
Earl of Jersey
Lord Ernest Bruce
Tilbury Fort
Town
Gravesend
Ingress Abbey
Harmer
Preparations at Woolwich for Royal Return
Excitement at Woolwich as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert planned to depart Granton at ten. Sir Francis Collier supervised preparations with marines at the dockyard, field batteries on wharfs, and constables guarding the route to Vauxhall. The Princess Royal and directors boarded the Monarchy steamer, lights illuminated the yards, but the royal squadron failed to arrive before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Prince Albert
Granton Pier
Francis Collier
Col. Parke
Anderson
Baines
Royal
Queen
Buckingham Palace
Admiralty
Lord Bloomfield
Cuppage
Sandilands
Strangways
Hugh Ross
Geo. Hoste
Royal Arsenal
Bengal
Princess Royal
Ever
Anon
Royal visit ends as Queen lands at dockyard in Scotland
The Trident bears royal passengers to the Nore with Admiral Sir Francis Collier aboard. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert board a barge amid cheers and cannon fire. Police guard the route as crowds cheer, marking the monarch’s first Scottish visit. The Queen appears cheerful in a tartan satin dress. the Prince is sunburned in plain clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Homselves
Royal Table
James Clarke
Greenish
Royal George Yacht
Cannon
Bullock
Thames
Scotland
Hotilla
Royal George
Nore
Trident
Admiralty
Francis Collier
Onoard
HER MAJESTY'S PROGRESS TO TOWN IN OKD VICTORIAN VISIT
The royal cortège left the dockyard in a swift pace escorted by outriders and the 5th Hussars under Capt Rolles. They passed Greenwich Deptford Peckham Vauxhall Hyde Park to Pad dington Great Western terminus arriving at 11:30. Officials welcomed them and guided them to the awning covered platform with carpeted floor. The train comprised her Majestys carriage two saloon cars and a second class coach named Erebus. Few witnesses were present expecting Slough arrival by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Trident
Prince Albert
Ramsgate
Herajesty
England
Col. Parker
Duchess of Norfolk
Miss Faget
8Th Hussars
Woolwich Reach
F. Collier
Admiralty
Earl of Haddington
Earl of Jersey
Windsor Castle
Vauxhall-bridge
Camberwell
Great Western Railway
Sanderland
Miss Paget
Her Majesty
Royal Marines
W. Gage
Lord Bloomfield
Lord Haddington
Colonel Parker
Dock
Sth Hussars
Rolles
Greenwich
Deptford
Peckham
Vauxhall Bridge
Hydepark
Paddington
Saunders
Rowland Hill Dismissed From Post Office Service
The Chronicle notes with regret the dismissal of Rowland Hill, the man credited with introducing cheap postage. The government has removed him from involvement with his own plan, an action Parliament hinted at recently, and the piece condemns the decision as discreditable to the government and surprising to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowayd Hirl
Rowland Hill
Robert Peel
Accident to the Rt Hon William E. Gladstone MP
The Chester Chronicle reports that during a Hawarden castle shooting trip Hon William Gladstone shattered the fore finger of his left hand. Amputation was performed by Dr T Moffatt and surgeon G Harrison. Gladstone is said to be progressing well. Also listed are rail receipts for several major companies in the week, with figures for Brighton, Manchester and Leeds, Midland Counties, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. GiapaTone
William Gladstone
Hawarden Castle
T. Moffatt
Hawarden
Birmingham
Eastern Counties
Great Western
Derby
Blackwall
York
North Midland
Gloucester
Croydon
Northern
Eastern
Mysterious Inquest Over Walworth Woman Run Over
At Guy's hospital an inquest heard that Ann Elizabeth Wheeler aged forty lived with her husband at No 14 East street Walworth. After a concert and drinks she was left with a cabman who promised to take her home. Two hours later she lay in the Kennington road near Walcot place severely injured and died at Guy's hospital. The coroner adjourned proceedings for further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
Decker
Algiers
Bugeaud
The
Toulonnais
Tangiers
France
Morocco
M. Salamanca
Paris
London
Journal de Commerce
Belgium
Constitutionnel
M. Guizot
Start
Mannaip
Castellano
Lisbon
Spain
Portugal
Diario di Roma
England
Tiber
Cape OF Goop Hort
Algoabay
Graham’s
Port Natal
Smith
Grahim
Amgazi
Natal
Dustin
Joseph Devonsher Jackson
the Common Pleas
Justice Foster
Thomas Berry Cusac Smith
Q.C
Jackson
Tate Duge
Newcastle
Nottingham Review
Norton
William Charles
Chapel Thorpe Park
Leeds
Alton Towers
Earl of Shrewsbury
Duke of Sussex
Duchess of Inverness
Prince
Princess Doria Pamphili
Supdenx
William Wills
Hutton
Newsagent
Catherine Street
Strand
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Burgess
Taylor
Cross-street
Drury-lane
Baker
Spitalfields
Uis
Crispin‘jamaker
Hyam Hyams
S . Fi
Barstow
Bristol
Manchester
Gloucester
Mangotsfield
Hillcott
Bearlane Chapel
County House of Correction
W. Mirehouse
Moasra
J. George
Edward Sampson
W. Munroe
Payne
Guy's Hospital
Ann Elizabeth Wheeler
East Street
Walworth
Union Street
Borough
Surrey Theatre
Wandsworth
Kennington Road
Walcot-place
Guy’s Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linn Aoe
Tore
Imbridge
Langer
Edead
Evixburgh
Prince Jport
Dalkeith
Prince's Street
Hanover-street
Leith
List
Wr. List
Bain
Duke of Buccleuch
Lord Elcho
Earl of Dallasie
Furder
53D Regiment
Enniskillen Dragoons
Enniskillens
Theorld
Lord Liverpool
Evalyn
Earlander
John Scott
Bucsch
E. Brace
Comand
A. Fitzclarence
Royal Yacht
Eers
Neil Douglas
Sir P. Durham
Aibert
Monarch
Grnton
Squadra
Windsor
Uly
Duke
Duchess Buccleuch
Earl of Aberdeen
Drayton Manor
National Complete Suffrage Association
Council OF the National Complete Suffrage Union
City OF London
OrviceRa
Patrick Tinte
Daniel Griffyn
Morria White
Thomas Jackson
Esher Isaacs
John Conner
Johanna Conner
Bow Street
Forziew Swixplers
Eugene Ladent
Louise la Grange
Mirabelle
Twyford
John Metcalfe
Pall-mall
Countess Noailles
Albion-street
Hyde Park
Richard Nash Welshman
Harriet Stow
Albion Street
M. le Compte de
Noailles
Mr. Long
House of Correction
Thomas Watson
Elizabeth Brinkworth
Nother
Ehe
Lambeth Street
Henry
Hazeltine
Raynham
Kent
Giobelane
Parker
Parker, K 10
Union Hall
George East
Richards
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