Turmoil After Prince Regent's Return Amid Attacks in Park
Reports describe violent demonstrations in St James's Park as the Prince Regent's carriage returned from Parliament. Bullets and stones fractured glass of the state carriage while Life Guards protected the procession, with arrests and investigations under way.
Procession and Outrage at Opening of Parliament
Yesterday the Prince Regent traveled in his private carriage from Carlton House to St. James's Palace to open the Session. The Royal establishment awaited His Royal Highness at half past one, with the Lord Chamberlain and others in readiness.
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