The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-28 00:00:00

WALES

COMMITTAL OF TWENTY-SIX REBECCAITES.—After
an examination last week, twenty-six persons have been
committed for trial, charged with pulling down the toll-
houses at Parkamorfa and Fishguard, on the 11th Septem-
be!. last. The excitement in the latter town where the
prisoners were examined was very great, particularly as
regarded the informants, Thomas Williams and his wife,
who were obliged to be guarded day and night from
the barracks to the Commercial Inn, where the magis-
trates sat. The prisoners were confined in the Market-
house, surrounded by a treble guard of marines. The
Commercial Inn was also strongly guarded during the
time the magistrates were sitting.
BEAUMARIS PIER.—The new pier at Beaumaris is to
be carried out a distance of 563 feet from the termination
of the old town wall, at the corner of the Bulkeley Arms
Hotel Terrace-garden, in a direct line with Church-street.
It will consist of solid masonry, filled up with rubble,
&c., and be about six-and-twenty feet high at its extreme
end, having a roadway of twenty-three feet wrde the
whole length. It is calculated that the larger class of
steamers will be able to land passengers, &c., on the slip
(which will extend at a right angle from the extreme end)
almost at any time of the tide, there being fifteen feet of
water at that distance from the extremity of the slip at
thelowest spring tide.—North Wales Chronicle.

Nov. 28, 1543,

THE COURT.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SIR R. PEEL►

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considering and arranging plans for the reception 0%
to
Queen and Prince Albert on their anticipated visit
T.
Drayton Manor, the seat of Sir R. Peel, Bart. -urlitie
oßoraaomiroallo,otshien Mooanyooorr,tiopgremsideoesdo,
raensdtotghiev:uabioliycabl w odelic.t%
to their august Sovereign and her illustrious Con n&
the occasion of the approaching Royal visit to the
bourhood.
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(From the Derby Mercury.) kThert
(havingW e
vithatsit
visited
sr i
rMRa.j
Peelesty at
tnDd
ral;rti:neerforo/f3
are Fri
Friday, Dec.
tel. tlo, arrive
about
two
ot he
o'clock,Railw Station,aoyutbair
wily to neio
worth, and that the special train which will convey t.pg,
loyalty
oh ye
aal tryr requisitei
;v abalucotcfoitin theiis, we
will proceed on to Chesterfield station without
Wished
excepting to change the engine. It was earnestly w.r oall
that the public might be admitted to the statioo Witte'
time deter'
the and it was at one ;Act!!!
mined to allow admittance by ticket, and to Pr°°•.youla
ow4deatbioenlievfoerhte.hro:leaspe
avail themselves of the opportunity of expressing too
such display shall take place, and that her passing through
the station shall be as strictly private aspossible. 'no,
regulation, we understand, is in unison with the acinther
meets at the terminus of the Great Western, and -
railways, on which her M • travels.
..p,
Majesty occasionally 0 p 6,"
On reaching Chesterfield the Royal and illustriaa, yeo.
will be escorted to Chatsworth by the three troops (nuke
omanry Cavalry connected with that district. The ;ice.
f Devonshire has given instructions for the cotntot bi.
tnent of preparations at Chatsworth, and there cs,n;us al
a doubt but that princely mansion will be the '°"to be
magnificent hospitality. The stud at that seat is town'
considerably increased by all the Duke's horses in boa
and the splendid equipages belonging to his Gracethiall
been ordered to be partially re-embellished, so that visit of
may be wanting to contribute to the eclat of the
Royalty. CbstP
estryso,ns s who ..their
serve—mostli
land
o tdl i ec ou afternoon,nti Counties
iklieulay when
andeitht
either
re tßoo Ny proceedaol
at ptaianfr
gat
On Monday (December 4) her Majesty willdleessivree t.l3,Bugil
worth, and, again taking the railway at Chesterfiel°,cioalt
arrive at the Derb station probably about threet. sld-
systa.
yrhawamsiltl
the Duke of Rutland's, at Belvoir Castle. A 0 the
On her Majesty's return from Chatsworth. an On
arrival of the illustrious personages at our railwaYcisdresses
the corporation of Derby intend to present loyals 1004
to her Majesty and to his Royal Highness Friar to ad'
on the occasion of their visit to this county. i'Llforci'
shiredresses
ao from oLine
Leicestershire,
boroughter
ab
ire, ofwi
will also
w obi: h , andfror '''- g the
presented du°
Royal route. , witb
On Monday evening, two splendid state cartiagl;staa'
waaranciudvmeeddbeftrio•oomcfhhLeosotruesrdefisoeuflrdaortooutblrieerraDeialuwdkyaeytooaft:Dotineovvueo,ynasi7lhdeirrve;sr:jefastr;
and her illustrious party to Chatsworth hoterakreair::;,:io.l

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO NOTTING"-g'
1
NOTTINGHAM.
the Nottingham Journal of Fridt**lntocilr
At the adjourned quarterly meeting of the tovca :oistig
het
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Queen,
communication
untuonntaitycicetaoinr
omoSpafsoyn(roewir;l3'accaet
illustrious consort Prince Albert, will arrive at
t-bbuet 00-f
way Station, at Nottingham, on Monday
the sth of December.
In addition to the particulars relating to thevirVltarbil
gmroersns,inwge
oafreiveinoanbdlaed to state that her Mai" ' in
hertmi
oinn
udateetps departure epst t
half-past
snfrt,oaemni
Monday, Chesterfield
ewcniChatsworth at nine of; ee Ir01:c4:1; s:trft;
will not make an entry n.lhlteoaslyrtterhierevfieetbolaellineatvhteebteufith,a:iitlibinepgrroivnefetioejude.::i
once to Belvoir Castle, the seat of His Grace the " ff
Rutland. ElVellinv a.
We understand that his Grace the Duke 01 the "-
accompanies her Majesty on this tour of visits Wooed°
bility in the midland districts, and will likewise fain ifb,c
—sen
an his
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aurct
se we
second
nhll
da
honourvoennl
yot
to
Nottingham
tonfaßb able towiti
ytabsi etbseierl;.; reg
of
°- a blet° hod/
It will be seen by the short report we are a , that
the Council proceedings, that Committee of that
1118:1 "ge
f°;, to tal`
has been appointed to prepare addresses to r the .c
and Prince Albert, and to make arrangeoent
observance of the Royal visit. A public dinner "
place at the Exchange Rooms.

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THE DUKE AND DUCHESS DEf NEr-11" S :bet
Nov. 16.—1 have been informed, rom de" s
that the king and queen have both expressed 111)11101
at the accounts of the reception of the Duke °their Oen.
de Nemours, by Queen Victoria : and that fessiii,elo,
highnesses are charged to make a formal and Pear'-
vitation to the queen to visit St. Cloud ne%t to thiso,
pie about court say that there is little duubt aiad frau' the
vitation being accepted ; but that, if it s,,,bcticisor
cessity be declined, the king will visit Y"..- very
next summer, if his health, which is 11,077; diabe' c$
should permit.—Paris correspondent of "*"
HAM , t Oh,
" DOMESTIC LIBRARIES" AT BUCKII"'"itt tp,avt 00,1!
AND WINDSOR CASTLE.—Her Majesty, 'iv' 0004 le
re and which she has ever manifested for ibetiei,
intellectual enjoyment of the royal dorne!„-viortb,9
caused to be carried into effect a most Pr .g 'else
sign, emanating entirely from herse:f and loac
ness Prince Albert, for the establishrneta (3,10tb at P;ore
libraries" in the respective servants' halls, r the coo'
ingham Palace and Windsor Castle,. In oru..eohjee„,ol,
effectually to carry into effect the excellem drael,
has bee7obrov..e.
templated by the Queen, her A/Nasty
pleased to make a donation of £lOO for thelibeclicoc•
books to commence with. and has also veil', and Oster:
sented a great variety of works, of a iisel! both i 0 t°
Da-
tive character, to the " domestic libraries,.
and at Windsor. His Royal Highness 'l3' oth h'iOteo:
also presented £5O for the same purpose. acioastrarie°
jestys aoifi d
giving the Pfrui nr
tcheehr
additionalaveexpressedsupport tlie r gtro the 11
te•
sts
upon future occasions.
THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SIR R•
PEEaisis the
ments respecting her Majesty's proposed We
.re
with a visit at his residence at D
ftohradtsihtiirse
haenrdmDaieershtyys,shiirneteanrteionnottocorreel'r sir Ppes'
day, the 28th instant. Her Majesty by talpeceai;
Windsor Castle to Watford, and thence Ist, of
ace th
Drayton Manor, to remain till FridaY, the his 6r eruber.i
visit to
of Der
soot,
ber, when her Majesty will go on a
ray
tlolooniapl:;coeloweiacroro
the Queen will honour the Duke of
Duke of Devonshire. On Monday, the 4tiand joo the
gut casueis itopti
at Belvoir Castle, and return to Wi°°d bye Sajej,er
7th. Her Majesty will be acconiParitetbat breel on
Highness Prince Albert ; and we Wig Refrirltforfisrdu•
the Queen Dowager has signified to,.''Prar;e- the
intention to join the royal party ha,h so ca: 106;
the 29th inst. ; so that the Premier gill
-fled he' AO
guished honour of receiving in h'sll,.,°-",ort, a- suite°
his Sovereign and her illustrious 0'11" pest
jesty the Queen Dowager, with their res
attendants.-:-Standard