Funeral of Queen Caroline Described in Parliament
Mr Bennet recounts the Queen's funeral and the Government's handling from her death on August 7 through the posthumous ceremonies in England and Hanover. He deplores delays, rough treatment by undertakers, and the lack of proper pomp, noting public sorrow across cities and towns and the absence of standard royal rites.
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England
Cumberlandgate
Camberlande Gate
His Majesty
Tottenham
Court-road
Rumford
Chelmsford
Colchester
Lord Liverpool
Caroline of
Brunswick
Brandenburgh House
Léth
Harwich
Anany fMon
G. Nayler
Qudéen
Earth
Cuxhavens
Hanover
Stadt
Marrx
Bruiswith
Mountaineer adds speed to Liverpool and Dublin packets
London and Dublin steam line boosts travel on the route with the new Mountaineer. Belfast begins service March 8 from George's Dock at seven, followed by Mountaineer and Waterloo. Auction notices list shares in canals and rail ventures, plus a Derby estate sale with coal and ironstone prospects near Alfreton and Ripley Brewery.
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Saint Mary, Lambeth
Kennington
D. R. Roper
Stamford-street
Great Surrey-street
Zuondon
Maidstone
Sendon
Homewood
Paternoster-row
London
Dublin
Liverpool
Belfast
George’s Dock
Mountaineer
Opices
Salter’s Dock
Ingram-court
Fenchurch-street
Dell's
Fee
Fleet-street
London-bridge
Thames and Medway
Croydon Canal
Croydon
Merstham Railway
Scott
To-iorrow
Leeds
Swansea
Barnsley
Ellesmere
Union
Portsmouth
Russell Institution
Mart
Swansea Canal
Barnsley Canal
Union Canal
Armanal
Hatchett’s Hotel
Piccadilly
the Moat
New Bridge-street
W. Smith
Red Lion Inn
Ripley
County of Derby
Alfreton
Codnor Park
Whirkland
Mt. Kirkland
Nottingham
Derby
Chesterfield
Derby and
Cromford
Kirkland
Ripley Brewery
Mousley
Clarke
Ene Aebeigns
Aid Hamilon
Solicitére
Henriettaaired
Covent Fe
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Imperial Parliament House of Lords Debates on Taxes and Land Distress
The House met at ten and discussed Army prize money and petitions from landowners in Upper Canada and Gloucester regarding distress not from taxation but over production. Several bills including Transfer of Aids and Exchequer Bills were read a second time and committed for tomorrow. Ireland related measures passed through committees without amendment.
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House OF Lords
Mazen
Spicer
Chelsea Hospital
Earl Bathurst
Upper Canada
Gloucester
England
Ireland
House of Commons notes on tax, audits, and colonial accounts
The House debated Irish Window and Hearth Tax revenue and Dublin results, sought a silver coin ledger from the Mint, and considered petitioned reform in Tavistock and Devon. Other items included Annual Indemnity Bill readings, Colonial Audit reports, and motions on Ionian Isles accounts through 1821.
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House OF Commons
Spicer
Chelsea
R. Shaw
Ireland
Dublin
Grenfell
Tha House
Tha
Lord Errington
Tavistock
Devon
Lushington
Hume
Board of Colonial Audit
Ceylon
Mauritius
Theodore Hooke
Cape of Good Hope
Trinidad
Malta
Wynn
G. Bennet
Naval Branch
Naval
Ionian Isles
Great Britain
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His Majesty's
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Holland
R. “Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Hunt
J. Jones
Coffin
M. W. Ridley
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Agricultural Committee
Lord Normanby
Revenue and Customs
Mr. Bennet
Crown
Duke of Sussex
Meejesty
Ogland
Sint
Military College
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Pizarro $ Rolla
Kean
Giovanni
Apland
Bullock
Rein Deer
Egyptian Hall
Constantinople
Tagus
Bar
Lisbon
Notre Dame
Paris
Mount Saint Bernard
Westminster Abbey
MacKenzie
Place Vendome
St. Peter’s
Rome
St. James’s Street
East India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Joseph Dart
Pyorce
Matthew Winter
Ofice For Taxes
Somerset House
Freemason’s Tavern
Great Queenstreet
Lincoln's-fun-Fields
James Meek
Green Man
Saint John’s Lane
Clerkenwell
Nathaniel Conant
Thomas Collins
Samuel Mills
Middlesex
Court of King’s Bench
Williams and Goddard
Gray’s Inn Place
Gray’s Inn
Sandee Aa Ueda
Bag
Paternouster Row
Bagster
India
J. and
W. Waithman
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Manchester-street
Manchester-square
Imperial Parliament
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