Inquiries into London Bridge and river navigation plan
A parliamentary committee reports on the London Bridge situation. It reviews proposed alterations to widen the waterway, the cost estimates, and the impracticality of pier strengthening. It favors removing the bridge and waterworks for a new five-arch span, with funding from estate trusts and non toll options, and recommends a bill in the next session.
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Finsbury-square
London Bridge
London-bridge
Corporation of London
Messrs. Dance, Chapman
Alexander
Jas. Mountague
Remmie
Messrs
William and
James Mountague
Rennie
Ghapamh
Ralph
James Walker
Starlings
Messrs. Datcé
Firoper
Hutton
Port of London
William ‘Mountague
Rennie Chapman
Port Me
Leach
Renhie
Chapman
Ludlam
Londonbridge
Thames
City of London
Privilege Committee debates Duke of Clarence annuity
In Tauaspay July 5 the Lords discussed who could vote in peer elections. Bills on agricultural horses were read third time. A Hull petition against cruelty to animals was noted. The Duke of Clarence and Cumberland salary questions were debated with praise for the Commons and concerns about royal favoritism.
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Duke of Cumberland
Earl of Limerick
Parliament
Royal Highness
of Clarence
United Kingdom
House OF Lords
Tauaspay
Earl of
Wolfe
Duke of Clarence
Earl of Lauderdale
Hee
Commons
Gabal
Queen's Privy Council Hears Claim To Coronation Right
The Privy Council met at Whitehall at ten to hear the Queen's Counsel argue her right to be crowned with the King. A large audience, including many MPs, attended as memorials request a royal proclamation for the Queen's coronation on July 19 at Westminster. The Queen seeks access to the Libre Regalis to support her claim, but authorities delay, prompting calls for production or legal remedy.
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London
A. B
Mr. Callow
Gerrard-street
Sehu
Cheshunt
Herts
Michachnas
Beaumont Hall
Hammond Street
Tatham
Bedford-place
Russell Square
Observer
United Kingdom
France
Advertiser
C. Rivington
Waterlooplace
D. D
Strong
St. James’s Street
Pall-Mall
Lond
Bridge-street
Parliament-street
Westminster
Glanville and.Co
Messrs. G. and Co
George-street
ROYAL
Sessions House
Little George-street
Prince’s‘street
Storey's-gate
St. James’s Park
Gonpany
Messis
Brindley
Parlianente Street
Privy Council
Whitehall
Dukes of York and Clarence
Earl of Harrowby
Marquis of Chulmundeley
Chamberlain
Marquis of Hertford
Master of the Horse
Duke of Montrose
B. Bathurst
Wellesley Pole
Peel
Abbott
Dallas
Master of the Rolls
Wm. Scott
Jose Nicholl
Earl of Donoughmore
Lord Melville
Lord
Mr. Denman
Her Majesty
Dr. Lushington
Wilde
Mr. Williams
Agacon
Carltainhouse
Westthuster
Baoveaax
Gutset
Maijesty
Crown
Court of Law
Mandantus
James Eb
Loup Cuarcerrror
Brovenam
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Lieven
Shakspeare
Isracs
East India House
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East Indian Company
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Heaton
Killingworth
Heburn Main
London Wharf
Committee of House
Nerther
Guy
Joseph Dart
Admiralty Office
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
His Majesty
Royal Marine Forces
Secretary of the Admiralty
Europe
Americas
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Wau
Ritish
Strand
Cornhill
Dirk
Joseph War
Douglas Kin Hum
Jon Cox Hippistey
Robert Wigram
Aliam Agnew
J. P. Auriol
John Bedd
P. Cockerell
James Henry Deacon
Charles Freeman
Neill
Malcolm
Navy Office
His Majesty's Navy
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Sheerness
Paxkis
Church of England
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England
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Hillier
Lambeth
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Uchaf
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Les
Wiles
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Dolgelly
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Griffiths
Gordon
Yton
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West
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Adamtphwaite
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Maddesley
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Rome
Carda
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Janes
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Street
Portuau-aquare
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Wyrench
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Peacy
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