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.
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Stock,exchange News of London
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Waterford
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Thuringia
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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.
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England
Portugal
Spain
Henry Bonar
Philadelphia
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Armount
M. Lafitte
Hull
Rowland. Hill
Chamber of Commerce
France
Bangor
St. Mary’s, Lambeth
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Mestwater-bridge
Regent’s Park
Park
Church of England
Hye Paxx
Seeteh Fusileer Guards
Hyde Park
Waterloo
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Duke of Wellington
Apsley-house
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Anglesea
Hussey Vivian
Henry Hardinge
Fitzroy Somerset
Woodford
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G. Townsend
G. A. Quintin
R. Manners Lygon
T.G. Woodford
R. Somerset
Saltoun
G. Bowater
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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.
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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.
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Frederick Watson
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Windor Castle
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Marlborough House
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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.
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Frederick Byng
Earl of
William the Fourth
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Alexandrina Victoria
London
Alexandrine Victoria I
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St. James’s Palace
Mr. Lee
Bowntree
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Ditto
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Royal Horse Guards
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Cockspur-street
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Middle Temple
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Arma
Kingdon
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Ladgate-hill
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Cheapside
Wood-street
Royal Exchange
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Ludgate-hill
Kensington
Duke of Cumberland
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Turner
Bond Street
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