Funeral Procession of the Late Queen Collides with Mob at City Gates
Readings from Morning Chronicle Herald and Post chronicle detail a chaotic day as the Royal funeral faced massive obstructions in London. Crowds seized ammunition waggons, blocked parks and roads, and clashed with Life Guards and Foot Guards. Despite multiple stand-offs and some casualties, the cortege finally moved through Temple Bar and toward Hyde Park, amid widespread mourning and police apologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Kensington Church
Liverpool
Life Guards
Robert Baker
Kensington
Hyde Park Road
Hyde Park
Hume
Cumberland Gate
Oxford Street
Park-lane
Edgware-road
Rober
Horse Guards
Catty
Oxforgnton-street
Soho
Oxford Blues
Ople
Piccadilly
Alana U Peale
London
Holland House
Fulham
Brompton
Knightsbridge
Oxford-street
Blyde Park
New-road
Bayswater
Kensington Gardens
Tottenham-court-road
Hampstead
St. Baker
Morning Herald
Fottenham-Court-Road
Tottenham-court Road
Foot Guards
R. Baker
Francis Street
Baker
Holborn
Broad-street
Drury-lane
Newcastle-street
Wych-street
Strand
Temple-Bar
The
New Times
Waithman
Temple Bar
Sheriff Williams
Ludgate-hill
Whitechapel
Uxbridge Road
Tyburn Turnpike
Tottenham Court-Road
Harwich
Maiden-lane
Highgate
Holloway Road
Maiden Lane
Islington
Bel
Rod Suffarer
Hyde Park Corner
Catherine-street
Bar
Romford
Johnson
New-streetsquare
Cropley
Carpenters
Morocco Leather-Dressers
Coopers, &c
Friends of Humanity
Saul
Paddington
Mile-end
Bow
Froyn
Windsor
Lord Liverpool
Chelmsford
White Hart Inn
Wilde
White Hart
Brandenburgh House
White Harts
4Th Dragoons
Royal Horse Guards
Onslow
Stratford
Aten
Brunswick and Freedom
Ilford
Anne Hamilton
Cumberland-gate
Bond-street
Whitehall
Church-street
Robert Wilson
Hyde-park-corner
Bailey
Temople-bar
Park Lane
St. James's Street
Edgware Road
City of Quebec
Totten
Grand Gala Display and Eruption Scene at Auxiliary Hall
Tonight at AUXHALL a grand gala will showcase a fireworks display with a dramatic Mount Vesuvius eruption scene and Naples Bay. Military Caledonian and Pandan bands perform between acts, admission 3s 6d, doors open at seven, concert starts eight, second act at eleven. Teutenant Davies arrives at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly. Government notices from London Gazette detail mourning attire for Queen Caroline Amelia Elizabeth. War Office mentions appointments in the Carmarthen Fusileers and Regular Militia promotions.
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Auxhall
Bay of Naples
Teutenant Davies
Hatchett’s
Piccadilly
New Forest
Bankruptcy notices and dividends from British trades and firms
Bankruptcy enlarged for W. Peake of Sloane-square and others with superseded cases for T. Stabb and J. Preston. Multiple debtors from Lincoln, Liverpool, Warrington, Carlisle, Birmingham, and Manchester listed for surrender or public notice. Dividends announced for J. Witchurch, J. Gerard, J. Hancock, and others. Certificates include Serremsen, Dewsbury, Woffindin, Warne ford, Youden, Aubrey, and Jackson among others.
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W. Peake
Sloane-square
Middlesex
T. Stabb
J. Preston
Torquay
Devon
W. Barthrop the Elder
Lincoln
Woolstapler
Saracen’s Head Inn
Mayhew, Price
Ravenhill and Crook
Princes-street
Bank
London
T. Wilson
Liverpool
W. Davies
Runcorn
Chester
Warrington
Lancaster
J. Rowlinson
E. Chester
Staple Inn
R. Warwick
Warwick-hall
Cumberland
Crown and Mitre Inn
Carlisle
Mounsey and Sisson
Mounsey and Gray
F. English
Birmingham
Draper
Albion Hotel
Baxter and Bowker
Gray’s Inn-place
Bird
W. H. Capper
T. R. Wildash
Aylesford
Kent
Farmer
W. Jeffereys
Faversham
Lowe and Bower
Southampton
Chancery Lane
J. Noble
Salford
Bridgewater Arms Inn
Manchester
Mr. Chew
Swan-street
Adlington and Gregory
Bedford-row
J. Witchurch
J. G. Gerard
Basinghall-street
J. Hancock
G. Sawtell
Bristol
J. and
B. Shirley
F. Ridding
D. Cole
Wolverhampton
Currier
C. Marsh
G. A. T. Bruggenkate
Little Eastcheap
Merchant
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Hyde-park Corner
Hyde-park
Hydespark
Totttenham Court
Tottenham Cpurt
St. Giles’s
Plumtree-street
Museum-street
Wight Holborn
Stratford-Le-Bow
Whitechapel Church
Liford
Bow Church
Thoupane
Bethnal-green
Independent Club
Freedom and
Brunswick
Vreet-street
Sheriff Waithman
London Gazette
Queen Caroline-Amelia- Elizabeth
Norwich
War Office
Amizons
J. Colbourne
K.C. B
Sad Foot
Guernsey
Royal Carmarthen Fusileers
Lord Dynevor
Lord Cawdor
Painteksiite
G. H. Arnold