Queen hints at dissolving parliament amid royal reviews
The Queen signals possible dissolution if Parliament displeases her. A grand Hyde Park review is planned as soon as mourning ends. The Queen Dowager attends drawing-room ceremonies, and a Greenwich Hospital statue may honor the late naval king.
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Sun Tavern
Nassau Balloon and Duke of Sussex News From London
The article covers Gocking's model balloon and parachute demonstrations in North Brixton, the Duke of Sussex’s appointment as Captain General of the Royal Artillery, and a Doggett Coat and Badge race with prize details. It also notes multiple local inquests and incidents in Waterloo, Fetter Lane, and Clerkenwell, including drownings and a robbery on an omnibus.
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Parachute inventor dies in first descent failure
Historical notes describe a parachute maker who tested a reverse cone design inspired by an upside down parasol. Despite improvements like sliding weights, the large bottom aperture created a vacuum, destroying buoyancy and causing fatal descent.
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Gamnerin
Mr Cocking In the Car of the Parachute at Ascension
An item notes Mr Cocking in the vehicle associated with parachute ascent, recording the moment of ascent and the role of the car in the event.
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