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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 25, 1837

Page

5

Mourning Orders and Royal Moves In July Preparations Aboard

A third London Gazette supplement orders mourning from the 24th. Autograph letter from the late monarch circulated via Lord Yugh eam to the Royal niece Lord Dunnam. Preparations at Lambton Castle for the Earl of Durham and family in early July. Dr Chambers not knighted. declined ordinary knighthood with Guelphic order.

London Lord Yugheam Lord Dunnam Lambtons Castle Earl of Durham Dr. Chambers Herbert Lady Taylor Herbert Taylor George the Third Charlotte Meareshal Treyta Walmoden Queen of Hanover Prince George of Cumberland Frederick Prussia Duchess Anhalt Dessau Albert of Schwarzbourg Mary Maria Theresa Tour and Taxis Esterhazy Lord Walter Butler Marquis of Ormonde Guards Victoria Willoughby d’Eresby England Marquis Cholmondeley Baron Gwydyr George IV Drummond and Cholmondeley Duke of Cleveland Merk Philips Manchester Guardian Marshal Grouchy M Garmann M. Gaimard Belgium Holland Denmark Sweden Lapland M. Bertrand -Boccande Senegambia Guinea Congo Ghent WM. Rosendael Vienna Sueow Rome America Florida Council of the Royal Society Isaac Newton FuInt Swing St. Omer Stock,exchange News of London Journal Des Chasseurs Conroy Alicia Parsons Lister Bridemare Ireland Sir Edward Blakeney Stephen Rowley Conroy Lord Mulgrave Duke of Wellington Zoological Gardens New Krya’s Blake and Collins Strathfieldsaye Waterloo Moore’s Bond-street Windsor St. George’s Hall Beniowski Strand Lord L Pythe Marquis Waterford Greenwich Norway New Orleans Jim O'Connell Cotton-street Jonathan Smith Gregson Thuringia Grand Waterloo Apsley-house

Antiguan shipwreck and European diplomacy notes

Reports mention the Antigua foundering with master and seven crew saved, Paris letters on a failed event, and references to Hebrew house of Duncker and Co. in Warsaw with claimed large connections. Also noted are nutrition losses in malting barley and a Quadruple Alliance scene with three female sovereigns.

Pda Tuetle Rome London Antigua Paris Hebrew House of Duncker and Co Warsaw Dantzie Berlin England Portugal Spain Henry Bonar Philadelphia M. Jaques Lafitte Armount M. Lafitte Hull Rowland. Hill Chamber of Commerce France Bangor St. Mary’s, Lambeth Higginbotham Mestwater-bridge Regent’s Park Park Church of England Hye Paxx Seeteh Fusileer Guards Hyde Park Waterloo Europe Napoleon Duke of Wellington Apsley-house Lord Hill Marquis of Anglesea Hussey Vivian Henry Hardinge Fitzroy Somerset Woodford R. C. Hill G. Townsend G. A. Quintin R. Manners Lygon T.G. Woodford R. Somerset Saltoun G. Bowater George H. Berkeley C. Hill P. Brummond T. May H. Murray Robert Garlwexer J. Freemantle Macdonald D’oyly C. Rowan Grenadier Guards Duke

Theatres Resume Performances Amid Mourning Notices

The metropolis theatres reopen after the royal funeral period with Drury Lane remaining closed briefly. Madame Vestris and others shine as new pieces and benefits unfold at the New Strand and Haymarket while performers like Buckstone and Rice resume engagements and tours.

Palace Madame Vestris Scanda Charles Farren Sir Peter Madame Teazle New Strand Theatre Cupid Haramond Lee Roberts Attweed Little Richardson Miss Daly W. Hammond Certes Hall S Stirling Hammond Parry Hanover Square Jenny Jones Charles Matthews Olympic Theatre Waylett Lancashire Ward Vestris Hooper Dudgeon

Proclamation and Mourning Mark Queen Victoria's Rise

Crowds gather at Kensington and St James's as William IV dies. Duchess of Kent, Duchess of Kent, and Princess Victoria are updated on the monarch's condition. Parliament contemplates the Queen's dower and public demonstrations of sorrow unfold across London with bells, flags, and solemn processions.

Gordon Frederick Watson Mousehold London Marquis Lord Conyngham Bushey Park Frogmore Lodge Augusta Windor Castle Duchess of Gloucester Marlborough House St. James's Earl Spencer England Caroline George II Charlotte George III Somerset House Windsor Eleet Atrest Shakspeare Richard I Beath Waterloo Road Shirley St.Paul’s Cathedral Westminster Abbey

Proclamation Procession Through London After Queen Victoria Ascension

Crowds line the route from Temple Bar to the Royal Exchange as Rouge Croix Pursuivant enters the city to proclaim Queen Victoria. The Lord Mayor and city officials attend, bands play the national anthem, and the procession proceeds through Fleet Street Cheapside and St. Paul’s, ending at Aldgate. Speculation grows about the Parliament dissolution and upcoming elections as King William IV’s death proceeds.

Fion New National Gallery Trafalgar Square Remai SF. James's St. Jamel’s Street George the Fourth William J. James's Street Metropolitan Police Leadbitter Gardiner Baw-street Mr. O'Connell St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields St. Margaret’s Westminster William Woods Queen Victoria Marquis of Lansdowne Duke of Argyll Lord Combermere Lord Hill Lord Melbourne Thomas Freemantle William Houstoun Frederick Byng Earl of William the Fourth United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland Alexandrina Victoria London Alexandrine Victoria I Mr. O’connell St. James’s Palace Mr. Lee Bowntree First Life Guards Ditto St. James's St. Martin’s Royal Horse Guards Pallmall Cockspur-street Charing-cross Northumberland House Tes Crry Temple-bar Rouge Croix Puarsuivant Temple Middle Temple Temple-bar-gate Palseo Arma Kingdon Rouge Croix Temple-harere Chancery Fleet-strest Ladgate-hill St. Paul’s Church-yard Cheapside Wood-street Royal Exchange Aldgate Ofiers of Arms Rundell and Bridge’s Ludgate-hill Kensington Duke of Cumberland Lord Glenelg Turner Bond Street

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