Royal visit pleases Guildferd crowd cheers and bows
A letter to the editor recounts Majesty's passage through Guildferd on the way to Portserouth. He moved slowly by royal orders while townsfolk and White-boys gathered, bells rang, colors saluted, and a public brewef at the Town-hall honored the sovereign with multiple bows from the Speaker and Recorder.
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Sinclair
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Susanna Haycock
Haycock
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Matthew Blumsfield
Middlewich
Cheshire
Geoffy Hornby
Preston
Lanca
Court Mourning Orders and Royal Session Highlights
Lord Chamberlain's Office announces mourning for Princess Louzia of Saxe Gotha with clothing directives for ladies and men. Royal assent given to several bills including funding, East India relief, bank note security, highways laws, and debt management as Parliament adjourns. Reports cover naval movements, Crimea era intrigues, and local incidents from Portsmouth to London with cricket scores and crime notes.
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John Augalus
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East India Company
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Adams
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Alderman Harley
Isis Royal
Duke of Gloucester
Stockholm
Finland
Norway
Fienna
Constantinople
No Alteration in the Assize of Bread This Week
A partial market note records no change in bread prices and lists assorted stocks and bonds. It mentions Bank stock, South Sea and India indents, various Consols rates, Navy bills, and India bonds with discount terms, all observed at one o clock in the afternoon.
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Lincoln’sden
London
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Macgowan
G. Keith
Gracechurch-street
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Church-yard
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Strand
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South-Sea
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