Adolphus Seeks Aim Of Plan In Adjournment Talk
The Forman recalled his initial recommendation as York and Adolphus questioned the plan. Blaikie suggested the group adjourn until two o clock to consider the matter further, with Eng et al noting the need for time to deliberate.
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Yorks
Adolphus
Blaikie
Funeral of the late Queen in Brunswick procession scene
The Times reports a royal funeral procession from Soltau to Celle, Offau and Brunswick. White-clad girls strew flowers, Hussars and cuirassiers serve, and crowds line streets as the coffin is borne to the cathedral. A midnight burial follows a formal, highly ceremonial entry with Brunswick Cavalry escort and strict crowd control.
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Hussars
Celle
Bergen
Col. Friegen
King-land
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Brunswick
George III
Matilda
Denmark
Offau
Count Aldenslaben
Lord Wood
Dr. Lushington
Lord Hood
Dukes of
Lushington
Aldenslaben
Lady Hood
Anne Hamilton
Wilde
Blackfriars Road
Hamburgh
George Nayler
Brunswick Cavalry
Sista Majors
Reyick
House of
The Prayer and Funeral Rites for a Princess
A solemn prayerful tribute follows the death of a princess, praising divine will and eternal life. The obituary notes the family’s prominence, attendance of Lord and Lady Hood and other notables, and mentions efforts to recover a plate from the coffin and a funeral sermon by Mr. Wolff.
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Shou
Lfe
Amery
Lord
Lady Hood
A. Hamilton
Lushington
Brunswick
Calvert
Colchester
Wolff
Large royal tomb scene with German sermon at funeral
A vast funeral chamber holds 57 coffins from the ancient family with a seven yard square separation draped in black. Wax lights illuminate a platform where the father and brother’s coffins lie, both slain in battles against Buonaparte. Minister J W G Wolff delivers a German prayer, translated for mourners.
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Buonaparte
Editor letter questions Sheriff Waithman jurisdiction
A reader questions the authority of Sheriff Waithman after a Sunday riot near Knightsbridge Barracks arguing the scene occurred within Westminster and not under his sheriffal powers. The letter insists Westminster constables can confirm jurisdiction and predicts Waithman may only share in public consequences with others who broke the Sabbath laws.
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Knightsbridge Barracks
Westminster
Yorkshire
Wellington in Paris and EuroNews Entente Deals
Paris reports note the Duke of Wellington in meetings with the French government before his departure for London or Frankfurt. Other dispatches cite naval activity near Cape Cerigo, a grand dinner at the Richelieu, and Strogonoff’s passport demand, along with Barcelona’s disease concerns and a Surrey election sale of fifty freehold houses led by Trustees with auctioneers Hoxins.
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Duke of Wellington
Council
London
Frankfort
Waterloo
Buonaparte
Ney
Blucher
Bulow
Marseilles
Dardanelles
Cape Cerigo
Archipelsse
Duke de Richelieu
Vienna
Constantinople
Porte
Russia
Baron de Strogonoff
Baron de Stregonoff
Gasette de
France
Barcelona
Constitutionnel
Surrey
County of
Cumberland Wharf
Messrs. Hoxixs
Births at Boyle Farm Lady Mary Stanley's Child
A birth notice from Boyle Farm reports the Lady Mary Stanley of Charles Craven Esq aboard in Brighton. The event is dated Thursdag af ataughen, noting the arrival of a child to the Stanley-Craven line.
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Te Midsdoe
Deine Ay Last
Boyle Farm
Mary Stanley
Thursdag Af Ataughen
Brighton
Charles Craven
Marriages and Obituaries From Various British Localities
Notices of multiple marriages including Townley and Cecil Watson at West Wratting Church and Major Sir Henry Floyd and Mary Murray at Marylebone New Church. also Frederick Williams Frankland and Catherine Margaret Scarth wed in Paris. plus obituaries for Sampson Kingsford and William Gratwicke and Edward John Holland. Includes ages and locales.
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Gale. Townley
Richard Greaves Townley
Fulborne
Cambridge
Cecil
Charles Watson
Wratting Park
Marylebone New Church
Geo
Augustus Montgomery
Henry Floyd
8Th Light Dragoons
Mary
St. Alphage
Canterbury
Sampson Kingsford
William Gratwicke
Ham-place
King George Fourth visits Slane and Dublin University
The king tours Boyne banks with the Conynghams and Montrose, enjoys a Slane Castle welcome with bonfires and town celebrations, then attends a grand Dublin University dinner. A correspondent notes crowded Slane Church and extensive royal hospitality across the events.
Royal dinner at Trinity College Dublin amid pageantry
An account of the King dining at Trinity College with a distinguished company including the Provost, Lord Lieutenant, and senior clergy. The feast featured royal toasts, music, and elaborate service, concluding with the King’s departure amid cheers and a final wave to the assembled guests.
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Viscount Sidmouth
God Save the King
Smith
John Stevenson
Weyman
Yager
Armada
Trinity College
Duke of York
Duke of Clarence
Navy
Air
Mr. Smith
Duke of Cumberland
Royal Family
Red Cross Knights
Measrs
Apollo
Ireland
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Oriel
William Conyngham Plunket
Plunkers
City of Dublin
Dublin Journal
Knights OF ST. Patrick
Knights Companions
Order of Su Par
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