Royal warrant honors Artillery Company of London
The royal warrant confirms the Artillery Company of London as Captain General with its ancient privileges and heralds new uniforms for Coronation ceremonies. The report notes global voyages, harbor dangers, and mentions Greece, Turks, and Odessa in a broader imperial context with trade revival and public notices.
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London
New Shetland
New Ireland
Odessa
Othes
Rey
Didin
Ratisbanc
Nurembergt
Éubhark
Duke of Wellington
Castierence
Rivill
Thalivns
Driitaut
Aviayy
Etary
Austria
Bay
Brotesnion
Othera
Wellingten
Board of Works
Olig
Liguse
Grout
George
Proclamation of the Coronation Draws Crowds in Metropolis
The public proclamation of the coronation occasion drew thousands in the metropolis. Citizens gathered long before the hour to witness the ceremony, showing unusual curiosity and public interest in the event.
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Phinesday
Lis
Coronation Procession Through Westminster to St Pauls
A detailed account of the coronation procession from the Westminster gates to St Pauls, led by Heralds and Life Guards. The parade included marshals, trumpeters, and various ceremonial officers, with the Lord Mayor receiving admission and proclamations at the Royal Exchange amid cheering crowds. Weather was favorable and spectators filled the streets.
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Prince-yard
Portherp
Westminster-ball
Windsor
Francis Muttin
George the Fourth
Charingcross
Life Guards
Mr. Lee
Westminster
J. Nost
W. Woods
F. Townsend
Lancester
Hrald
Hedmond
Moechtel
Saa
Miyors
Wsubl
Arsbal
Kan
Wavili
St. Paul's
Hursilay
York, Clarence
Siyshex
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George Canings
Ghd
Duchess of Kent
Feodoré
Robert Gardiner
Addenbroke
Tueaday
Matthew Wyatt
Harlbtté
Anid
Death of the Countess of Liverpool
Notices report the Countess of Liverpool's death on Tuesday after prolonged suffering. Her Ladyship praised for intellect, piety, and humanity, with a quiet, benevolent faith and without bigotry. The funeral reflects a life of marriage to a lord and influence in society. In a separate incident General Eaton narrowly survives a knife attack at Berkeley Square by William Padmore, with witnesses and officers describing the confrontation and weapon found on the assailant.
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Ferns
Liverpool
Wei
Bossuet
France
Theodosia Louisa
Frederick Amagustus, Hervey
Earl of
Bristol
Derry
Marlborough-street
General Eaton
Berkley: Square
Williai ‘Padmore
Atiborobpli Street
J. Eo Conant
Willian Badon
Exdén
Péiddner
Pitlout
William
Jay
William Eadon
Elaine