Prorogation of Parliament in Silent Royal Visit
His Majesty announced plans to prorogue Parliament in person. Parson crowds formed along the royal progress from St. James's to the House of Lords. Police and guards lined Parliament Street to maintain order as the cortege left at 2 25 PM and returned at 3 15 PM with notable public silence and a single cheer opposite Richmond Terrace.
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St. James’s
House of Lords
Parliament Street
Horse Guards
Palace
Richmond Terrace
Lords in rare ceremonial session amid royal pronouncements
Deputy-Speaker Lord Shaftesbury opened the session on the woolsack at one thirty, as bishops were replaced by foreign ambassadors. The Lord Chancellor reversed Tollemache v Coventry, and the King and Speaker presided while several bills received Royal assent and the session prorogued to September 25.
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House OF Lords
Lord Shaftesby
Hereford
Norton
Miss Sheridan
House of Commons
House of Commons braces for returns and scolding speeches
The Speaker took the chair at two o'clock as Hume moved for returns on public stationery. Smith corrected a miscalculation while EWART signaled attention to church distress. Ruthven and Rice clashed over accusations and record mentions. Althorpe urged restraint before Parliament adjourned to hear the King's speech at Westminster.
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House OF Commons
Hume
W. Smith
Ewart
Ruthven
Ellenborough
Court
King’s Bench
Rice
Hitt
Lord Althorp
Lord Althorpe
J. Hobhouse
S. Whalley
Westminster Hall
John
A. Baring
Admiralty
A. Clifford
House of Peers
House of Lords
Insolvency Declarations From The Gazette Of This Evening
From the Gazette of this evening declarations of insolvency list Pellegrin Archer and George Archer merchants Botolph lane Anthony Stratton and John Henry Secretan Cheap side Warehousemen bankruptcy superseded Henry Griffiths builder and juiner bankrupts James Smith stock-broker Old Broad-street Aug 30 at twelve and Sept 26 at 1 Court of Bankruptcy Attorney Mr Smith Clif ford sinal official assignee Mr Edwards Pancras ane Preston Wood Spittle-bridge Yorkshire inn-keer Aug 25 and Sept 26 at eleven Red Lion Inn Wool market York Attorneys Thomas Lake Catenton-street London and Mr Robinson York George Willson Atherstone Warwickshire victualler Aug 29 and Sept 26 at eleven King s Head Inn Coventry Attorneys Messrs Baxter Lincolns Inn-fields London Messrs Woodcock Twist and Sea Coventry William Timson Canon-street wine-merchant Aug 25 at eleven and Sept 26 at 12:30 Attorneys Mr Hoppe Sun-court Corn-hill official Assignee Mr Whitmore Businghall-street John Muliani Charlotte-street Portland-place lodging-house keeper Aug 26 at te and Sept 25 at 11 at Court of Bankruptcy Attorneys Mesars White and Whitmore Bedford-row Mesars Bevan and Brittan Bristol Bodfish Thorne Bideford Devonshire draper Aug 26 and Sept 26 at eleven at the Commercial-rooms Bristol Attorney Mr Burt Exeter-street Strand official assignee Mr Groom Abchurch-lane
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Pellegrin Archer
George Archer
Botolph Lane
Anthony Stratton
John Henry Secretan
Cheapside
Henry Griffiths
Peer Builder
Juiner
James Smith
Old Broad-street
Mr. Smith
Clifford ‘Sinal
Mr. Edwards
Pancrasane
Preston Wood
Spittle-bridge
Yorkshire
Inn-Keer
Red Lion Inn
York
Thomas Lake
Catenton-street
London
Robinson
George Willson
Atherstone
Warwickshire
Victualler
King’s Head Inn
Coventry
Messrs
Baxter
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Woodcock
Twist
Sea
William Timson
Canon-street
Hoppe
Sun-court
Corn-hill
Whitmore
Businghall-street
John Muliani
Charlotte-street
Exeter-street
Strand
Groom
Abchurch-lane
Harvest Proceeds In Scotland As Farmers Begin Shearing
A Kelso Mail report notes early winter wheat shearing begins with potatoes oats and first sown barley, driven by wind and rain from the northeast on the 19th alt. Farmers expect large labour needs and many strangers will be hired. The Edinburgh Courant adds harvest general across the district as ripening remains rapid and demand for shearers grows. The Edinburgh Advertiser confirms continued favorable weather aiding field operations.
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Edinburgh Courant
Kelso Mail
Edinburgh Advertiser
Embezzlement charges against Francis Burton in Marlborough Street
Francis Burton appeared for final examination on embezzlement charges involving funds from Mrs. Margaret Canham of Oxford Street. Evidence showed three receipts of 26 5s each were taken for rent by Burton, who admitted receiving the money. additional alleged loans to Burton’s brother and other sums are noted, with further evidence and a possible additional charge to be pursued at sessions.
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Marlborough Street
Francis Burton
Chambers
Cnn
Margaret Canham
Erners-Street
Oxford-street
Canham
Canara
de Velno
Jarvis
Percy-street
Bow
Lash
Earl of
Cadogan
Park-place
Paul Serge
Ballard
Queen-Square
Elliot
White Lion-court
Wych-street
Gregorie
Digby
Filiot
Gulliver
Brobdignag
Lilliput
Charing-cross
Ropery
Tue Coursea Water-works’ Company
Jonathan Davis
Chelsea Water-works’ Company
Drake
Meney
Chelsea Water-works
Mgr. Halford
Chelsea
Pimlico
Mr. Rubigall
Thames-bank
Simpson
Henry Valentine
Mr. Twyford
Hannah Winter
Shoreditch
Spitalfields Market
Green
H Division
Twyford
Newgate
Rossery
Richard Amos
Goulds
Worship-street
Chandler
Surr
Fountain Taco
City Road
G Division
Sarr
Inspector Brindley
Marylebone
Omnibus Nursance AG Stn
John Williams
Thomas Hobbs
John Meredith
Paddington
Hoskins
Thomas Prebbs
Tottenham Court-Road
Williams
Hobbs
Palmer
Hobba
Meredith
Worthy
Craver
Mr. Hoskins
John Brown
Alexander Saville
T Division
Uxbridge
Ersing
Lord Kilmaine
Ireland
London
Paddington Workhouse
Inspector Filtham
Gues
Hetherington
Strandarr
James Cook
James Bryson
Vauxhall-bridge
Westminster-bridge
Lambeth Street
Omnteus Noraxce
James Grant Alias
Coburgh
Hardell
G. C. Norton
Leggate
Thomas Haydon
Society of Omnibus Proprietors
Bardell
Norton
Mr. Norton
Thames Police
William Miller
Asia
West India Dock Company
Blackwall
Noble
Broderip
Foy
Jeremiah Maine
Ward
Charlotte Eliza Neate
Neate
George
Mr. Neale
John Murray
Neale
The Operative Builders Meet at Prince's Head Westminster
A large meeting of householders and shopkeepers in St. Margaret and St. John Westminster met at the Prince's Head to review a deputation report. Speakers condemned master builders for refusing talks, urged support for workers, and passed unanimous resolutions backing wage fairness and opposition to a proposed signed declaration.
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St. Margaret and
St. John
Westminster
Prince’s Head
Princes-street
Evans
Butler
Pia
London
Lancaster
R. Peel
Robert Arkwright
Peel
Stafford
Arkwright
Derby
Walters
Moore
General Steam Navigation Company Half Year Meeting
The half yearly meeting at Lombard Street was chaired by Wolverley Attwood with a large proprietor presence. Directors reported an improved position, new ships City of Hamburgh and London Merchant added to a 21-vessel fleet, a 600 ton steam-boat under construction, and an Act of Incorporation securing charter advantages. A dividend was declared and John Wright elected auditor amid proprietor thanks.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Wolverley Attwood
Hamburgh
London
Grand Sailing Match at Royal Thames Yacht Club
A grand sailing match held yesterday in honour of Queen Victoria's birthday featured Royal Thames Yacht Club members competing for a superb silver cup and cover. The Alert led early, with Victorine and Matchless close behind. finish order timed near Gravesend, reception aboard the Royal Sovereign highlighted by a presentation to Mr. Ford. The event saw precise organization, excellent meals, a military band, and no accidents.
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Royal Thames Yacht Club
Royal Sovereign
Grant
Indies
W. H. Harrison
Greenwich
Ada Jane
G. W. Sweeting
Alert
J. J. Ford, Esq
Victorine
T. and
C. Stokes
Figaro
R. T. Wells, Esq
R. Williams
Essex
Archless
Blackwall
Gravesend
Matchless
Greenwich Hospital
Ford
Births and Marriages and Deaths in London Notices
Births reported from Palmaria Gulf of Spezzia and Clapham common, Muswell Hill, and Hammersmith. Marriage of J C Young to Miss Riley, eldest daughter of W Bailey. Died: James Maister, Lt Col Sir David Ogilby, and Catherine Elizabeth Molesworth. Announcement notes Chaise accident death and publication at True Sun Office in Strand, London.
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Palmaria
Gulf of Spezzia
Yeats Brown
Pigeon
Clapham-common
Muswell-hill
James Ewart
J.C. Young
Queen-square
Mr. Young
St. Alban
James
Maister
East Barnet
Herts
David Ogilby
Hon
East India Company
Finchley
Catherine Elizabeth Molesworth
Robert Molesworth
Carlisle
W. Keene
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