Queen's Birthday Observed in Royal Celebrations at St James
Yesterday marked the Queen's birthday with bells and guns as the Drawing-room drew a crowded royal circle. The Prince of Wales, Duke of York, Princesses, and notable dukes attended. foreign ministers and high clergy added splendor to a grand day at St James's with elaborate dress, dignitaries, and a fashionable ball proceeding after the audience.
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Windsor Walk From Windsor To Nine Mile Stone
His Majesty begins a fine morning stroll from Windsor to the nine mile stone beyond Hounslow attended by two officers as carriages pass them. This brief royal foray follows a quiet start to the day with no incident reported.
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Tale of a finger fragment startles Wardour Street
A chaotic scene unfolds as a missing finger joint is found with a dropped glove at a Wardour Street burglary attempt. Later at Wapping a journeyman tailor spots a convict named Johnson and discovers the thief is his long lost brother Robinson. The reunion moves him to deep despair.
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Abolition Petition Guided by Northampton Meeting
Northampton January meeting at the George Inn resolved to present a county petition to Parliament for abolishing the slave trade. Copies will be posted around the county for signatures to suppress this traffic. Gloucester January 9. At quarter sessions over twenty justices published resolutions showing renewed zeal for the king's proclamation.
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