London Funeral Procession Surges Through City Streets
A crowded funeral procession led from Cumberland Gate to the City amid violent opposition. Rioters blocked roads at Tottenham Court Road and Kensington Gate, with troops deploying to quell clashes. Many injured and several deaths reported, as gates and barricades hindered passage before the procession reached Temple Bar.
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Ham Court Road
Tottenham Court-road
Gray’s San- Jane
Ottenham-Court-Road
Coldstream Regiment of Guards
Wrangis-street
Tottenham-court-road
City
Francis-street
Tottenham,court-road
R. Baker
Temple Bar
Fleet-market
Oxford Blues
Life Guards
Cumberland-gate
George Allen
General Townshend
Oxford-street
Royal funeral procession from Ilford to London amid crowd scenes
The mournful journey moved swiftly from Ilford to Romford where a large crowd in deep mourning greeted it. Along the route, reports of London disturbances spread, delays occurred, and troops and guards faced hostile crowds in Kensington Hyde Park and near Temple Bar as the procession pressed toward the city.
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Temple-bar
Fleet-street
Ludgate-hill
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Cheapside
Ischange
Leadenhall-street
Whitechapel Church
Oxford Blues
Lfora
Ilford
Romford
Eist
White Hartlin
Funeral Procession Reaches Romford and Chelmsford Amid Tense Guard
Mourners arrive by carriage as Royal remains escort passes through Romford with Horse Guards replaced by 2th Light Dragoons. After delays for rest, body to Chelmsford, suite to remain at Romford. Crowd reverently touch coffin while casualties from Cumberland-gate attack are reported, including Richard Honey killed and George Francis mortally wounded. Sheriff Waithman gathers witnesses for inquest as Oxford Street violence prompts hospital transfers and Park fence damage.
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Ilford
Romford
White Hart Inn
Her Majesty
London
Oxford Street
Iford
Ioyalty
4Th Dragoons
Hume and
Hobhouse
Chelmsford
Homford
Wederstood
Brandenburgh House
Hyde Park
Hammersmith
Kensington Church
Kensington
Liverpool
Park
Kensington-gote
Knightsbridge
Igtuck
Park-lane
Viet Armis
Cumberland Gate
Manchester
Cumberland-gate
Oxfords Street
Cumberland
Iself
Bayswater
Richard Honey
Rose-street
Soho
Great Curberland-street
Alderman Wood
Oxford-street
Tyburn-turnpike
Edgeware Road
Paddington
Cumberland-street
Oxford Road
Tyburn Gate
Bnlgeware Road
New-road
Newroad
Portland-place
Regent’s Park
Paddington Road
Tottenham-court-road
Lottendam-Court Road
Francia-street
Down
St. Giles’s
Tottenham Court
Stead
Drury Lane
Holborn
Strand
Drury-lane
Queen-street
Oxford Blues
Temple-bar
Newcastlee Street
Muc
Horse Guards
Frog, Lindon
2Th Light Dragoons
Her
Calchester
Lushington
Wilde
L. Wilde
Geo. Francis
St. George's Hospital
Middlesex Hospital
Tras Honey
Procession Programme for Her Majesty's Burial in 1821
Details the official procession order with Twelve Horse Soldiers, multiple carriages and mourners including Sir George Naylor and Lord Hood. Describes state carriage, hearse, Crown and Cushion bearing the Imperial Crown, grooms, pages, and associated officials. Includes letters from Sheriff Waithman to Lord Liverpool arranging route from Brandenburgh-house via New-road to Romford and Harwich.
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Longes
His Majesty
Stata
Mr. Cobb
Shelton
Kunepman
Birch
Anderson
Tyer
Jolly
Gillers
Sir George Naylor
Clarenceus
Mr. Woods
Sir George
Ivere
Girumpeter
Lord Hood
Her Majesty
Lady Hood
Lady Hamilton
Page
Lushingwu
Wylde
Ald. Wood
Count Vassall
Hesse
Wilson Ee
Sir Robert
Her
Mr. Wood
Wim. Austin
Sis
Hownam and
Wignn
Ar.Hieronyimus
Mariette Bruny
de Mont
Aay Hood
A. Hamilton
Melburn
Adolphus
Nicolini
Bailey
Brunswick
Hammersmith
London
Sheriff Waithman
Liverpool
Sherif
Middlesex
Brandenburgh-house
Robt. Waithman
Bridge-street
Earl of Liverpool
Tite-house
Lord Chamberlain's Department
Romford
Harwich
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Edgware-road
Foyind
Church-street
Uch
Cobbett
Botton
Icis
Sheriff Parkinns
Town
Robert Baker
Kensington-gate
R. Baxer
Hyde Park Corner
Parkins
New Road
Tottenham Court Road
Hackney
Broadstreet
Aldgate
Whitechapel
Hford
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