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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 13, 1843

Page

6

Burial Places of Royalty in England From Westminster to Windsor

Long article traces English royal tombs from Saxon barrows to Westminster Abbey and Henry VII chapel. It covers ancient burial customs, key royal interments, transfers of bones, and the shift to Windsor as a royal necropolis with detailed notes on specific kings and vaults.

England Mate Guara Sussex Stukeley Wormius Teking Aldborough Denbighshire Pimpern Dorsetshire Shipton-hill Engand Egbert Gregory the Great Inni Sebert St. Peter Westminster Westminster Abbey Winchester Canute William Burns Edward the Confessor St. Edevard Editha St. Peter's of Westminster Henry Edward St Edward the Confessor John Henry Iit Henry VII Britain Henry III Sieg Royal Chapel Edward I Eleanor of Toule Edward III Philippe of Haineult Vd II Anne of Bohemia Henry V Catherine of France Thej Anne Warwick Hebard IL Fechoit Catherine Toniwater St. Edward Leland Edward V Caasles II Mary Queen of Scots Elizabeth William III Mary Prince George I & IL George IL Cromwell Restoration of Commons Tyburs Charles I Naseby Abbey of Westminster William Fequeror Caen Normandy Maude of Ruder William Rufus Reading Richard Fontevrard Franca Fieury Edward IT Gloucester Isabella of France Gray Friars Church London Edward the Black Prince Pantertory Asaluo Henry IV Joan Navarre Richard II Bargate Mary VI Edward IV Elizabeth Woodville Windsor Henry VIII Charles George III Windsor-castle Ielliam the Conqueror Etna Bath Yorkshire Stone Ee NL Kily Charlotte Queen Charlotte Duke of Kent George IV William IV

Ackermann and Co suspends payments in London printsellers firm

The well known firm Ackermann and Co in the Strand suspended payment on Friday afternoon announcing to creditors that after eleven years of struggle they must wind up books and stock, with debts reported at £200,000 though liabilities should not exceed £35,000 and a dividend expected. The notice urged immediate statement of accounts.

Es Roral Naval Femare School Speach Waktey Wakley Middlesex Baker Counse Justice Coleridge Nisi Tag Queen Kixo Birch King Mansion House Abraham Johnson 3D Battalion of Grenadier Guards Ray Towerhill Marylebone Pickus James Frederick Edwards Paddington Street Mary Norris Joannah Rourke Edward Warde Wells-street Oxford-street Rourke Norris Bourke Ward Marlborough Street Ssavanxt Elijah Hodge Henry William Pickersgill Soho Square Traro Cornwall Sur Ren Weil Satandey Savage Joseph Brading Eagle Red Lion-square Townsend Birmingham Euston Square New-road Newgate Worship Street Suomirtine Thomas Jones Broughton Barber Upper Clapton Kennedy Morninglane Hackney French Thames Ballantine Jeremiah Scannell Peliam Gundon Scannell Harrow Poplar Scamull Pelham Barry Union Hale Robert Nunn Wheelwright Salamanca Place Kennington Cottingham Lambeth Battersea-fields Jefferies Lim Battersea Fields Fatncne Ackermann and Co Strand Phe Ackermann and Co. PS Europe America Ackermann Paris Palais Royal Guada Loupe Swain Fontainebleau Milan Prince de Belgioso Highirth Duchess de Plaissance Prince de Wagram Manchester India Mail Leeda Holmforth Bradford Orleans Brioutox Duke of Sussex St Nicholas and St. Peter's Caxsus

Mr Evans's Piqua Plant Promoted As Tea Substitute

A flavorful plant from Mr Evans at No. 1 Savoy Street Strand is advertised as superior to tea for a third of the cost. It is touted as three times stronger than finest gunpowder tea and suitable for nervous depression and digestive issues. Testimonials from J. Benxiz of the Royal College of Surgeons and others praise its effects. Available in tinfoil packages at 33 1/3d per pound, with mail options across England. agents sought.

J. Benxiz Royal College of Surgeons London England Evans Savoy-street Strand Olloway Duke of Portland Ann Mellish Holloway Welbeck Abbey Scott Portrand Marquis of Westminster K.G Lord Westminster Mr. Holloway Eaton-hall Cheshire Temple-bar

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