Queen's Address Sparks Public Support Across Boroughs
From The Sunday Papers an address to the Queen is reported, with Loyal Boroughs sending thanks. Public responses include petitions from Berwick upon Tweed and Shoreditch, while Milan arrivals Persico and Pergami accompany the Queen to her trial context, and London ladies seek to sign further tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Alderman Wood
Parliai
Lord Liver
Wren
South Audley Royal
Duke of Cambridge
Poveddy
House of Peers
Duading
Wend Ryene
Rea Mabie
Grendenburgh House
Palo Yard
Henry
Tualy
Neman
Milan
Ne. Sceseany
Vien
Metropolis
3Rh Alt
MM. Lodegario Persico
England
Pergami
Pesaro
Brandenburgh Homre
Mrs. Wood
Audrey Street
Saint Leonard
Shoreditch
London
Letter from Lord Joan Russell to Mr Wilberforce
A dated public letter from Lord Joan Russell at Tunbridge Wells on August 3 1820 praising Wilberforce for public spirit while criticizing Whigs power and urging consideration of the Queen’s position, with reflections on the Princess of Wales inquiry and the Fate of Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Russell
Wilberforce
Afton
Wayland
Walea
Lake
Como
Commona
Humble Petition Against Queen Caroline Prosecution
A group of loyal subjects urges the king to prorogue parliament and halt bills to impeach Queen Caroline. They argue there is no public necessity or clear state interest, warn of political and moral harm, and propose returning to domestic harmony instead of punitive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Mnanichdribes
Goliah
Mrney
Earl of Clarendon
Bolingbrooke
Bishop Atterbury
John Finwick
Como
Athens
Daly
Ragland
Rome
Boglind
House of Lords
Tviravatiog
Yeensere
Quasen
Dora
House of Brunswick
Caroline
Milan
Italy
House of Commons
Queen Charlotte's
Society of England
Queen Entering Jerusalem Paints Historic Scene At Genoa
A Genoa mercantile house offers a striking painting showing the Queen’s entry into Jerusalem. Carloni of Milan crafted the dramatic scene over four months, depicting the procession with the Queen and Jerusalem backdrop amid a lively foreground crowd. Also described is a royal review on Hounslow Heath where King and dignitaries observed cavalry, artillery, and infantry in coordinated maneuvers with public cheers and formal salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Tucoa Jerusaleam
Dermguiel
Turin
Carloni
Milan
Ami
Jone
oHeet
Canterbury
Jerusalem
York
Hounslow Heath
War Office
Horse Guards
Royal Blues
Royal Lancers
Royal Artillery
10Th Husars
Hounslow
Nite
Dukes of York and Cambridge
Duke of Wellington
Lord Cathcart
Lord Rosslyn
Edward Somerset
Windsor
10Th Hussars
Artitlery
Lord Cattcart
Tim
Watt
Wunple
Portrait of Bergami and Countess in Horseback Scene
A London paper describes a vivid painting featuring Bergami in a blue riding dress with medals, the Countess Oidi resembling a queen on horseback. Nearby are two chevaliers and a young son of Bergami, with a black bay and white bay in attendance, while Billy Austin the black charger adds variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbe
Bergami
Anasa
Beryach
Billy Austin
London
Price of Husil Slucks Del 3ppiets Stock
Fragmentary item notes stock quantities and prices for items labeled Husil Slucks. It references supply counts and yesterday's figures but lacks complete details or clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husil Slucks
Siov. Lel. Spoet
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Beoogham
Lord Oxsulston
Berwick Upon Sweed
Ann
Addrena
Bailitt
Loemiek
Fortiande
Green Bage
Pegury
Piay
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