Witness accounts of royal funeral crowd clash at Hyde Park gate
A witness describes guards clashing with stone throwers at the Hyde Park gate during the Queen’s funeral procession. Stones and bricks flew from the Park wall and Oxford Street while Life Guards attempted to clear the crowd. Officers fired in the air as violence escalated and a hearse was maneuvered away toward Edgware Road.
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Oxford-street
Wall
Life
Oxford Street
Edgware-road
Duchess of Marlborough
Henson
F . A .Suryman
Aso
Mr. Harmer
Francis Humbert
Flounsdow-heath
Grosvenor
Cumberland-gates
Park
Honey
R. Baker
Fred
Harmer
Turan
Life Guards
Thomas Emans
Regiment of
Robert Baker
Hyde Park Barracks
Oakes
Storey
Halil
George
Hall
R. M.oakes
Sir H. Baker
H. Baker
Hiall
Wm. Spratt
Spratt
Wheele Harmer
Winegan
Wiers
Wieness
Dtr. Henson
Peti Bowman
Hartley-street
Cavendish-square
London Hospital
Aaniante
Private correspondence on European peace hopes amid war talk
A Paris dated dispatch argues that Alexander I privately desires peace while his cabinet and Russian public favor war. It discusses French funds lowering on reports of hostilities, potential mediation by England, and Austria-France ties including Austrian support to France and shifts on Savoy and the Belgian frontier.
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Paris
London
St. Petersburgh
Turkey
St. Petersburg
Alexander
Russia
Germany
Catherine
England
Austria
France
Sardinia
Savoy
Sans le Bourg
Mount Denis
Gate clash at Cumberland Street in chaotic inquest scene
Testimony describes an officer striking a man at a gate while others hurled stones on Cumberland Street. A bystander avoided a thrown stone, then witnesses from St George's hospital recounted the confrontation and the crowd's cries of shame as the inquest adjourned until tomorrow afternoon.
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Cumberland-street
Cumberland-gate
Alenson
Edgware-road
Mr. Uarmer
St. George’s Hospital
Henson
Tlarmer
Fleason
Letter to Editor Corrects Inquest Testimony from Oxford Visitor
A resident member of the University identifies a man calling himself William Delorraine Jones as a non degree holding Oxford fruit-boy not connected to any college. The letter urges public justice and notes the Oxford Calendar lists university members.
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Mansitox House
Murray
The
Constitutional Association
Carlile
Hawkins
Association
J. Purton
Cross-court
Drury« Lane
Mayon
Rance
Sanderson
Paine
William Delorraine Jones
Oxford
Joney
N.B
University
Anecdotes and Foreign War News in Paris Papers
The extract reports Russian forces in Bessarabia with five divisions and a possible five more, Turkish countermeasures and sieges around Slatina, and brutal reprisals on Hetarists. It notes press repeats in Journal des Debats and Constitutionnel, plus Madrid dispatches. An anecdote tells of George IV aiding a distressed army officer and his family in Covent Garden.
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Kisthenon
Bessarabia
Pruth
Jussuf Pacha
M. de Wittgenstein
Jussus Pacha
Follischan
Brajisch
Slatina
Jordaki
Moldavia
Wallachia
Journal Des Debats
Journal de Paris
Vienna
Constitutionnel
Augsburg
Madrid
Panes Aliaz
Cadiz
Maidstone
George the Fourth
Percy
Prince of Wales
America
Covent Garden
Colonel Lake
Street
Royal Dublin Church Visit Stirs Public Gratitude and Plans for Palace
An August 19 visit of the king to Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin drew immense crowds and praise. A national subscription aims to fund a grand royal palace memorial, with parochial committees urged to collect funds from all subjects.
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Faulkner
Dublin
Parliament-street
Christ's Church
Ireland
Nelson
Wellington
The King's Levee Opens in Dublin Palace
From our private correspondent a royal levee in Dublin marks the first ever held by a British king in Ireland. Nobility and gentry from across the kingdom arrive early as carriages fill the Palace Yard and the reception room becomes crowded before the scheduled hour.
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Dublin
Palace of
Ireland
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