Report on the Committee Appointed to Inquire into London Bridge
A parliamentary committee reports on the state of London Bridge. It reviews plans to replace or alter the structure to improve river navigation, examining piers, arches, costs, and engineering opinions. The panel leans toward a new bridge on the present site if feasible, or nearby, urging a bill in the next Session and noting funds from City estates may cover costs without tolls.
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London
Thergin
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Tatham
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Iavge Observer
Observer
United Kingdom
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London Bridge
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London-bridge
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Leach
Ftenitie
Chapman
Ludlaim
Jjondan Bridge
Corporation’of London
Thames
London‘bridge
City of London
Newman
Bridge-house
Debate on Royal Grants and Duke of Cumberland's Privileges
In the Lords on July 5, the Privileges Committee upheld claims to vote in the Agricultural Horses election. Lord Callthorp e moved a temporary discharge of judges and scheduled Monday for attendance. Lauderdale defended the Duke of Clarence Annuity Bill, noting support for granting 6,000 per year for royal sons to maintain rank. He criticized perceived unfair treatment of the Duke of Cumberland and warned against personal influence guiding decisions.
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Parchiament
Royal Highness
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United Kingdom
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Earl of
Kissvane
Mar. Pe Dowxaa
Callthorpe
Hull
Wolfe
Duke of Clarence
Lauderdale
Commons
Privy Council Hears Queen's Right to Crown Ceremony
The Privy Council met at Whitehall to hear Queen Victoria's counsel argue her legal right to be crowned with the King at Westminster. The session included 49 councillors, MPs, and numerous officials, as memorials urged a royal proclamation setting July 19 for the Queen Consort's coronation and directing services.
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