Royal visit preparations flood Edinburgh streets
The city gears up for a royal visit with extensive crowd controls and viewing galleries along the routes to Holyrood and the Castle. Guards, constables, and civic bodies coordinate parades from Leith to the palace, while the Regalia are moved under warrant to the Royal Palace for the ceremony.
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Waterloo Place
Leith
Procerdon
Ano
Constitution Street
Arantiraly 2
Lord Melville
Gayfield
Wteceta
Baxter
Pisco
Bich
Holyrood and Holyrood Abbey Details Through Time
Narrative describes Bolprooy House and Holyrood complex with abbey origins in 1128, later reforms, and destruction. It outlines kings residence use from James V to Charles II, reconstruction after Restoration, and the palace’s grand galleries and royal apartments. Also notes 1748 Falkirk aftermath, portraits, and modern refurbishments. Includes population notes and various unrelated market and political items of the period.
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Tag Avery
Hotraoon
Bilinburgh
St. Augantine
St. Andrew's
Kingy
Scotland
David
Casim
Archibald Crawford
Neotland
Hulyrsod Hoot
David the
Daaoverl
Charles II
Canongate
Arnot
Magdalene
Noul
Darnley
Watiess
Holyrood House
Meli<e Abbey
Wry
York
Bern
Robert Bruce
Ariot
James V
Crormwell
Hulyrood Hone
Sr W. Hruge
Duke of Argyle
Dan
Duku
de Witt
Falkirk
Chia
Peers of
Frasco
Duke of Harilton
Mary
Darulay
Bia
Rizalo Hor
Home Guards
Henry Darnley
Peonaut
Henry
Prince of Wales
Queen Mary
Charles 11
Cardigal Bouton
John Knox
Holyrood
Temopton Court
Uie
Torages
Rome
Cardinal de St. Russho
d’Aubri
Continental politics and press items from the Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reports on French budget debates including passports taxes and a repeal motion that failed. It notes General Benton’s trial date and prison access limits, Spanish Royalist actions in Badajoz and Catalonia, Austrian congress preparations in Vienna, and expected negotiations in Vicenza or Florence. Philadelphia and Baltimore papers discuss yellow fever in Cavannal and naval protection for Old Providence. A proclamation from Emperor Sense Dox Avecsii addresses Mexican affairs after a voyage from Kan-ton.
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Chamber of Deputies
Feanoa
Giaanpry
Benton
Polctiers
Avstze
Keven
SRALS
M. Maingou
Paris
Mequincuza
Vienna
Congress of Sovereigns
Europe
Russia
Parssia
Pince Esrennazy iv
Londonderry
Verona
Vicona
Florence
Naples
Vienne
Philadelphia
Cavannal
Baltimore Ps
Commo Lara
Old Providence
Gine Sgil
Laguirs
Porto Cabello
Moralesia
Dato
Vera
Kanton
Glascowers celebrate royal pageant with regalia and crowds
The Glasgow Courier reports on a grand display featuring a gold belt with Gaelic motto and a Scottish crown jewel set in diamonds rubies emeralds and topazes. The piece is shown as the finest heirloom in the country and may be worn on a hat or arm band amid preparations for a major event in Edinburgh with crowds and extra boats and tents anticipated.
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Scotland
Glagow
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Ireland
Glmagow
Ktinburgh
Funds and Market Conditions in The Englishman of Sunday
The funds stay in inactive state but money scarcity hints at price improvement. Markets are thin with few purchases and stock levels edge near small quantities. Foreign bonds show mixed activity with notable advance in Chilean securities amid speculation over limited circulating money and upcoming obligations.
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Cha Ory
Mento Capital Vcc Tin
Toweria Proporti
Prussia
Agil S
Cay
Sudden Death of the Marquess of Londonderry
Fourth edition reports the sudden death of Lord Londonderry aged 45 of a gout attack in the stomach. Loxnonogany title passed to brother Lord Srawant. the ambassador at Vienna, with despatches sent to ministers and the king. In London the news unsettled government offices and caused a half per cent drop in funds.
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PROM
Larcr- Fond
Foreign Office
North Gray
Marquis of
Loxnonogany
Fatty
Lord Srawant
Ambaadger
Vienna
Death of Lieut General Sir Samuel Auchmuty Inquest
An inquest on Sir Samuel Auchmuty’s death found it was caused by apoplexy. The body lay at the Royal Hospital with soldiers in attendance. his embarkation remains unnotified. Sir Samuel, unmarried, formerly in India, owned an estate between Canterbury and Maidstone and was revered as a country gentleman.
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Premice Pear
Scotland
Earl of
Angus
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Douglas
Earl of Errol
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Holyrood
Stone
Wall
Weam
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Admiralty
Viscount Stormont
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Caltia Society
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Albya Club
Leith Roads
Embler
Banda
Raisad
Antwerp
Chapeeu de Parlle
Rubens
Horius
Phetwa
Vandyke
la Chievalier le Roy
L'pouse du Chevalier le Roy
Oring
Confessor
House of Lords
Soane
BeLrasp
Ballymacurrat
Ouley
Cork
Uhyaat Vity
Lord Longford
Iile
Vesuy
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Suvalay
Duke of York
Fishton
Will Sajouen
Clare
Nowecastle
Limerick
Big O Ta
Prinidad
Las
Samuel Auchmaty
Sir Samuel Auchmaty
Royal Fospital
Samuel Aurhmuty
Duke of Dorset
England
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Kirk
Jarvis-street
Doubtley
Sir Samuel
India
Canterbury
Maidstone
Kent
Samuel
Swynel Anecbauty
Cmmand
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Schief
Lru
C Jonel
Ta Prus Te
Faseral
Cub
Moot
Madra
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Dane
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