Procession details for royal coronation day and state carriages
A lengthy description lists each carriage and attendant in the royal procession from St James's Palace to Westminster Abbey, detailing the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and other royals, with six to eight horses per carriage and pages, grooms, and guards. The route via Pall Mall and Whitehall is given, with timing from 9 am formation to 11:30 am arrival, under Lord Frederick Fusciarenca's direction. An unrelated Brighton Beach inquest report follows about Mary Duan's death by violence, with witness testimony and an adjourned verdict.
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Edinburgh
Royal William
Oy Beatson
Katherine Dock
Offic
Leith
Glasgow
Joseph ‘Adams
Thames
Rotherhithe
James Birkett
Walbrook Buildings
Westmins' Abbey
London Assurance Corporation
C. i
Cerain
Birchin-lane
Cornhill
John Laurence
ITY of
Lincoln
High Court of Chancery
Beard
City of
A. I
Melville
Najor Terrewest
Thorpe
Muchlane
Samuel Beard
Capp
Witham
Kenssnd
Wm. Rudgs
St. Martin and Peter
Arches
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
London
Messrs. Barrow and Rawlings
Doughty-street
Bedfords Or
James Scott
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Joseph Moore
High Court
Ur of Chancery
John Payne
Phintiff
Frances
Toms
St. Cuthbert
Wells
Somerset
Henry Martin
Southsupton-buildings
Richard Burman
Doughty- Breet
Surrey
William Wingfield
Chancery-line
William Stevens
Hatton-garden
Stpigaier
Wheaton
Pearse
Abyssinia
Duchess of
Abrantes
Lord Edward Fitzgerald
Tom
South Ulland
Jacqueline of Holland
Deheri
Europe
G. Henderson
Old Bailey
Paris
G. G. Benninnse
Harmonicon
Spohr
Ty ‘Aris
Donizetti
Dr. Carnaby
Canon
Wi Cooke—Watts
Hickson
Moscheles
Cooke
Pe ‘Tsic
M. Fetis
St. Paul's
Paganini
Dillettanti
Longmen and Co
John R . Wilson Croker
Oliver Yorke
House of Peers
Taylor
Peter Robertson
Edinburgh Review
Loch Cherrig
Poland
Piasts
Jagellos Prraninenke
Military Magazine
Nion
Basil Hull
Africa
Tarifa
T. Symons
Tee
Woolwich
Philip Beaver
Diebitsch
Henry Colby
Xumber—Hirths
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
ST. James's Palace
Westminster Abbey
Glou
Duchess of Cambridge
Sussex Dod
Achess
Gaga i
Maestiss
Sig Araiag
Farnese
Privy Chamber
Benet
Genera Ea
The
Royal Artillery
His Majesty
Exon
Constitution Hill
St. James's
Abbey
Pall-mall
Charing-cross
Whitehall
Parliament-street
Frederick Fusciarenca
Brighton
Blackrock
Mary Duan
Rottingdean
F.H. Gell
Famel
James Newman
Tam
Vextohhouse
Rottingdean Barn
Black-rock
Thomas March
William Williams
Nottingham Street
B. Riley
Elizabeth Kelly
Nottingham-street
Mary Neal
Weither
Will
Ceretty
Henry
Abergavenny Arms
Abergavenny Arma
Neal
Mat
Mary
Turnpike
Henry Slood
the Rock
John Walpole
Bush Hotel
Kemp Town
Fastern Terrace
Groyne
William Simon Clarke
Greenway
Rathiemiesa
Thomas Sunderland Harrison
Penfold
Wise
Gloucestershire
Bream Lodge
Winstanley and Sons
Mart
Monmouthshire
Severn
Monmouth
Old Passage
Chepstow
Sidney
Gloucester
Monsmouth
Berkeley
Sale
Cheshire
Cleonger Hall
J. B. Aspinall
Barthamley
Church Coppenhall
Haslington
County of Chester
Sandbach
Middlewich
Nantwich
Wheelock
Woolf
Haslington Hall
Remer
Old Hough
Messrs. Lace and Son
Richard Addison
Old Churchyard
Liverpool
Messrs
T. Winstanley and Son
Winstanley Sons
Royal Exchange
Sir Walter Scott
Bart
Dryden
Swift
Charlotte Smith
Ralph Sadler
John Leyden
Miss Seward
Daniel de Foe
Duke of Buccleugh
Queensberry
Lord Somerville
George III
Lord Byron
Duke of York
Samuel Richardson
Henry Fielding
Tobias Smollet
Richard Cumberland
Oliver Goldsmith
Samuel Johnson
Lawrence Sterne
Henry Mackenzie
Horace Walpole
Clara Reeve
Ann Radcliffe
le Sage
Charles Johnston
Robert Bage
Walter Dickson
W.S
Royal Circus
Alex, Cowan
Archibald Constable and Co
Prince’s Street
Barton
Leicestershire
Cheatle
Dixie Arms Inn
Market Bosworth
County of
Leicester
Barnes
Barton-upon- A
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Atherstone Hunt
Thomas Smith
John Deacon
Inns
Radford
Atherstone
Green
Samuel Chapmen
Upton
Eeace Et Capital
Berkshire
Hampshire
Glover
Price
Crown Inn
Basingstoke
Wokefield Park
Mortimer
Reading
Bloomfield Hatch
James Pearce
Angel
Oxford
Salisbury
Southampton
Winchester
Portsmouth
George Richards
Basinghall-street
Glover and Paice, Auctioneers
Loss of the Rothsay Castle in 1831 wreck details emerge
Birmingham Journal reports additions to the lost list including Mr Farwood and Mr Brown of Chesterfield. In Bradford emotions rise as John Thompson and his wife, on a pleasure tour to Wales, may be among the missing. A Beaumaris update tallies 33 bodies landed, 21 saved, 57 remain unfound from an estimated 190 aboard. A subscription fund grows for affected families and preservation efforts.
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Birmingham Journal
Farwood
Brown
Brazier
Chesterfield
Bradford
Yorkshire
John Thompson
Wales
Price
Beaumaris
Beaumaria
Penmewr
Carnarvonshire
Arniweh
Penmawr
Puffin Island
Tam
H.W. Price
N.B
Manchester
Mr. Hochetts
Journal Office
Birmingham
Coronation tickets and public notices from 1831
Notice from the Earl Marshal and Queen's Office listing admission tickets for Lords Spiritual and temporal and peeresses to Westminster Abbey and drawing room attendance. Includes dates Sept 3 and Sept 8, and Sept 12 coronation robes, plus a king’s levee at St James's Palace on Sept 13. List of deputy lieutenants and insolvency declarations follow, with multiple bankruptcies and dividends across London venues.
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Earl Marshal
Westminster Abbey
Knights Grand Crosses of the Bath
Dugwss
Her Majesty
Lord Chamberlain
St. James's Palace
Robert Dixon
Millwall
Poplar
Charles Beville
Clapham-common
Surrey
John Bell
Oporto
Basinghall-street
John Moody Pontin
Turnmill-street
Thomas Phipp
Union-court
Old Broad-street
Alexander Fletcher
John Young
Millbrook
Southamptonshire
Vicsars
Makinson and Sanders
Elmcourt
Middle Temple
William
Lancashire
Eagle and Child Inn
Wigan
Adlington, Gregory
Faulkner
Bedforuow
London
H. Gaskell
Thomas Wrigley
Oldham
York Hotel
Manchester
Thomas Holme Bower
Chancery-lane
Racley and Clegg
Church-lane
John Mollins
Leeds
Court-house
Charles Wilson
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury
Smith and Hutchinson
Ano
Lasinghall-street
T’. Gardner
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Lyon
Plymouth
Freenttons’hall
A. Reed
Bishop Middlelam
Durham
City Tavern
J. Macdonald
Knaresborough
Yorkshire
Draper
Crownton
Anaresborough
Salmon
Uanbury
Oxfordshire
Miller
Retton Inn
Banbury
J. Horton
Horton-le- Moors
Nnkeeper
Bridge Inn
Bolton-le- Moors
W. Lowth
Kingston-upon-Hull
Bosier
Granby Inn
Grimsby
Lincolnshire
J. Lowry
Tanker’s Hill
Cumberland
Lion and Lamb Inn
Carlisle
R. Fentham
Brookesby-street
Islington
R. Wakeford
Andover
I. Field
Royston
Ceda
D. Drakeford
Waker
D. Jonez
St. Woolles
Monmouthshire
T. Wimbrell
Trowbridge
J. Shaw
J. Wood
Dukinceld
Cheshire
Simpson and Jackson
Otley
J. Sehnfield
D. Holt
J. Garside
Prestwich
J. Metcalfe
Drawes
Yorkshare
Mellish and Son
Finsbury Terrace
J. Browne
T. H. Watson
FE. March
Bo Wo Naas
Kidgwater
Somersetshire
E. Mureh
J. Backhouse
Ork
J. Rowlinz
Deers
R. and
J. Cockburn Ant ‘O
Leith
A. Stein and Co
Kirkliston
Tenderson
Whitebulks
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George's Hospital
Cesar Hawkins
G. Babengton
Brodie
British Institution
Pall Mall
William Barnard
Gray, Son
Fell
Piccadilly
Purubase
Brooks, Hedger
Old Bond-streat
Howes and
Hart
India Warehouse
Fleet-street
N.B. Cadmers
Rothsay Castle
London Gazette
Norfolk
Crown Office
City of Dublin
Frederick Shaw
Viscount Ingestrie
R Harry
Jervis Perrin
Borough of Armagh
John Brydges
Middlesex
Henry Bromley Lord Monttford
John Hale
J. Carmichael
Psy
Kent
William Stace
Stratton
Robert George Marsham
Eng
Chester
Charles Stanley
Essex
Samuel Bawtree
William Johnson Campbell
Charles Bullock
York
Henry Wright Wilson
Knt
Apithead
Frans G. Bond
Edward Belcher
Sir Edward Codrington
Iear
W. Parker
TT. Dick
D. Colby
I. Rowley
J. Hillyar
H. Pigot
Hyde Parker
J.W. DD
Dun
Tee Eldoanhim
Lalep Sttivesi
Count Lavallette
Napoleon
Elba