The Queen's Visit to St Pauls Cathedral Controversy
Detailed report of key city bodies debating security, arrangements, and public access for Queen Victoria's visit to St Paul’s on Wednesday. Deputations, guard plans, and procession orders outline who attends, where, and in what sequence. Bank and civic officials coordinate constables, ceremonies, and reception routes to ensure order and pomp.
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Mejesty
St. Paul's
Veholey
Hughes
Ajesty
Amen Comer
Alderroan Wood
Shen
Walthman
Favell
Thamely
Alta Abe
Eaty
Con
Hughesby
Commitick
Sity
London
Catty
Ani
Idas
St. Paul's Cathe- Methersby
Guildhall
Freemasons
Queen-street
Brandenburg
Haydon
Flanterwalth
Gould
Hammermith
Notte
Fulham
Bramford
Richmond
Liva
St. Paul’s
Maydon
Ald. Wood
Breadenburgh House
Hammersmith
Gous
Alderman Wood
Iste
Messia
Marcus
Wateman
Robert Wilson
Guard of Honour
Board of Honour
Freemasons’ Tavern
Hyde Park Cornet
Broadway
Hyde Park
Metropolis
Reef
Brandenburgh House
Ciy
Hyde Park Corner
Bank of England
Hase
Haing
Manion House
Montan
Home Secretary
Recisely
Great West Dloor
Her
Corporation of the City of London
Ines
Lingard
Hyde ‘Park Corner
Keppel
Craven
Chirch
Mr. Birch
Tilgrd
Liverpool
Cork
Conway's Hotel
George's Street
Bill of Paine and Penaliea
Joseph Dennis
Rag Barriater
James Mahon
Trumph
Jamed’ Ludlow Stawell
Reynold
Coppinger
Vicory
Alderman Wool
Caraline Amelia
Butha
Isis
Dennis
Win, Bleasley
Hig Manly
Special Meeting on Sinking Fund and Retrenchment in Dublin
The Lord Mayor convened a special Metal Main Committee meeting to discuss a government letter on enforcing sinking fund provisions for pipe water works. Resolutions praised the government and pledged retrenchment, while the Dublin treasurer admitted limited yearly contributions and acting on orders from the Pipe Water Committee. Commerce notes a spring revival as prices drop and speculation rises in Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Scotland.
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Dublin
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Scotland
London Paper
Violent assault shocks Moylough area in Ireland
The Tuam Gazelle reports a brutal attack in Moylough with a ruffian strike on a woman, a man knocked down, and a pursuit by relatives. A shooting near the barracks injured a sentry, prompting an investigation by Regimental officers. Local peace had been fragile amid wider disturbances and debates on the Ribbon System.
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Lee Abe
Stone
Dar
Yeeland
Pany
Rifle Corps
Moylurh
Dhalle de
Joseph Carter
Ok Isa
Mr. Donoghue
Wieise
Dunwore
44Th Regiment
Castleblakeney
Colasmanstown
Irish Spirits warehoused for export under Treasury order
Treasury orders permit Irish spirits to be warehoused and exported in bond for foreign ports without prior duty payment. The change followed English Irish Distillers pressure and allows exports from Irish warehouses. A London sale of 180 puncheons to an English house occurred under the privilege. Local wheat prices and market notes accompany the report.
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Treasury Chambers
Ireland
Hewitt
Treasury
England
London
London Corn Exchange
Essex
Kent
Kent&Eave
Harley
Norfolk
Dublin Journal Advertisement Agents and Subscriptions
Dublin printers advertise for readers and subscribers with offices in Parliament Street and Lower Sackville Street. They list subscription options and a network of agents in London and Edinburgh handling English and general news distribution.
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Dublin
Parliament
J. K. Jolnston
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