Debates Over Canning Burdett Duel Stirring London
A 1821 column riffs on Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. Canning with mock quarrel, Sydney-style bravado, and sharp social satire. It notes Canning's Paris trip for Lambton’s April motion, questions his readiness to duel, and mocks his later naval promotion while lampooning political lines and public sentiment. Also includes official notice about coronation proclamations prompting City muster of constables and aldermen.
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F. Burdett
Mr. Canning
Paris
Mr. C
Sir F. Burdett
England
Old Sarum
Lamb
London
Canning
Sir Francis
Leicestershire
Francis Burdett
Times
Middlesex
Coronation Proclamation and Procession Report
Eyewitness account describes the proclamation of King George the Fourth on Thursday and the coronation procession from Westminster Hall to the Strand Temple-bar and beyond. It notes cheers for the King and Queen Caroline, orderly guards, and crowd excitement with no accidents reported. The Coxconation Council meets to review coronation works and sign warrants for services. York, Clarence, and Sussex dukes attended.
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George the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
HH. H. McLyneux Howand
W. Lee
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Life Guards
New Palace Yard
Windsor
Francis Martin
George the Fourth
Charing-cross
Atyams
Y . Tripets
Rouge Croix
Mancaster
Strand
Temple-bar
Chancery Lane
George [V
Queen Caroline
Royal Exchange
Wear-street
York, Clarence
Sussex
Lord Harrowby
Wm. Grant
George Canning
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College OF Arms
H.H. Molyneux Howand
D.E. M
Lee
Charing Cross
Temple Bar
Westminster Hall Gate