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Dublin Journal

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Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 21, 1820

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Funeral rites of King’s death described in Windsor ceremony

The account details crowds at Windsor as the King’s coffin lay in state, the Duke of York presiding as Chief Mourner, and a grand procession from St George’s Hall to the Royal Chapel. The chapel decor, canopy, and nobles’ arrival are described, followed by the interment service led by the Dean of Windsor and Archbishop of Canterbury.

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Rumours of Ministry Change and Crown Affairs

A detailed Courier report outlines circulating rumours of a ministerial reshuffle and a political shift following the late king's death. It notes discussions on divorce laws, Grown advisors, and potential new arrangements, with emphasis on constitutional duties and public stability. The piece also covers army movements to Dublin and Windsor, parliamentary messages, and condolence addresses as the nation observes the monarch’s succession.

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House of Commons Oathes and Castlereagh Message Read

The session opened with the Speaker presiding as members took oaths anew while several had not previously sworn. A message from the king delivered by Lord Castlereagh announced the royal message to the assembled Commons.

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Ailjonn Awear Lord Castlereagh Aacavciettien
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