Royal procession through London amid crowd and order
A vivid account of the royal entry with the Lord Mayor and civic pageantry. The procession from Temple Bar to Guildhall faced crowding and occasional disorder, with guards and officers maintaining order. The Queen’s carriage arrived amid cheers as dignitaries and city officials processed to the council chamber for a ceremonial reception.
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Samuel Beddome
Charles
William Hick
John Cowan
Roya
Temle Bar
Court of Common Council
Lord Mayer
Elest Street
St. Dunstan’s Church
St. Dunstan's Churh
Fleet-street
Temple-sar
Watringdo-street
Marchant
Life Guards
Royal Arse Guards
Freet-street
Quentin Durward
John Gilpin
London
Horzebick
Crosa
Farringdon
Brdge
Urdge-3
Reet
Berms
Sy, Paul's Churchyard
Chris's Hospital
Guildhall
Venturegame
Hellse Bow” Struss
Termple-bar
Police Committee
King-street
Foi
Maszory
Guildhalez
Arabia
Herajesty
G. Smart
The Royal Guildhall Banquet for Queen Victoria
Royal procession to Guildhall for a civic banquet in London. The Queen wass accompanied by the Duchess of Kent and other nobles. Lord Mayor and committee hosted extensive entertainment with a royal address and baronetcy grants.
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Lord Foley
Edward Fletcher
Guildhall
Counsil-Chamber
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of Gloucester
Duchess of Cambridge
Saayer
City of
London
Great Britain
Ireland
Jong
John Carroll
Moses Montefiore
Kent
Cambridge
Gloucester
Charles Bleaden
Goldham
Hick
Beddome
Sir George Smart
Metropolis
George Smart
Duke of Sussex
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George of Cambridge
Duchess of Sutherland
Princess Augusta of Cambridge
Countess of Mulgrave
Queen Victoria
Queen
Anil
Queen’s
Geo. Smart
Miss Birch
Moxley
Dando
Horncastle
Hawes
Broadhurst
M. B. Hawes
E. Seguin
A. Novello
Chapman
H. Phillips
Cherug
Mr. Wilman
Messrs. Card .and
Richardson
Mr. Price
Messra
G. Cooke
Keating
Denman
Tully
Willman
Godfrey
Bowley
Lazarus
Corneta
Piston
Mr. Handley
Platt
Rae
Kielback
Messrs
Harper and Irwin
Mr. Smithies Ophicleide
Ponder
Jepp
Chipp
Dnr
Fiatl
Albion
Star of
Brunswick
Vitoris
The Great Victoria Jubilee Illuminations Across London
A sweeping account of city streets and buildings lit with gas lamps, banners, and transparencies honoring Queen Victoria. From St James's to Temple and Fleet Street, landmarks like the Carlton, Reform Club, Lloyds, Savoy, and Guildhall display stars crowns and laurel in variegated lamps, with churches and shops presenting "Victoria" and "God bless the Queen" motifs. The scale and artistry attract thousands, showcasing unity and civic pride.
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St. James's Royal Hotel
Sams
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Bradley.and Co
Toussaint and Co
Harding and Co
Ordnance Office
Carlton Clark House
Roy
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Reform Club House
Travellers’ Club
Athelmium Club
Minerva
United Service Club House
Hancock and Rison
Colnagti
Union Club
Mr. Earth
Haymarket
United Service Chih House
George-Street
Parthenon Club
Strang
Borhuwberlad House
Star of Brunswick
Daeum
Vail
Victoria
Brigsten
Aiom
Vnr Isle
Acklam—tUompags
Rule of Freemasonry
Maminach
Cathering-street
Onital V
Rose Stara Festers
Somerset Heuss
Airance
Huminaim
Beker
Stangate
Navy Psy-office
King’s Corese
St. Maryde Strané
St. Clement Danes
Tne Initial V
Coloniea Lama
Coutts’ Banking
Saunders
Woolley
C. Latchard
Thomson
Webb
Adelphi Theatre
Order of the Garter
Murray
Hearne
Payne
Geddes and Dent
Baners
Simpson
Exeter Hall
Ackermann
J. Lambert
Gobe
Courier
Cadell
Star of the Order of the Carter
The
Morning Post
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Morning Chronicle
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Strand
Observer
Clarkson
Warner—V. R
Ivey
Chapman and Hail
Smith
Gar
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Milford-lane
Essex-street
Underdown
Graves
Jones
Cadman
Baugham
Victria
Twinings
V. BR
Snow, Paul, and Co
Bankers
V. H. and Crown
London Parcels Delivery Company
St. Cements’ Parish Vestry Room
Oliver
Laurel Brannass
Catherine-Street
Charles the First
Brunswick
Star of
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Faukers
Astonsom
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Temple Inn
Benkinghouse
C. St. Dunstan's Church
Shepherd
Peel
Howard
Regina
M‘pherson
Anderton
Noble
Dalby
Star
Arvalho
Phillips
Gye
Sunday Times Ofice
Welcome Victoria
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Ludgate-Hill
Albion Insurance Company
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Edward Eyles and Co
Silk-Mercers
Messrs
Everington
Indias
Ellis and Co
Silk Mercers
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Ellis and
St. Paul’s
Joseph Green and, Co
Staffordshire
Behrens and Co
Graad
Cowper and Co
Arundel
Morrison
Cupid
Justice
Wisdom
Mercy
Flora
Terpsichore
Fall
Allan
Cheapside
Garratt
Bull, Son, and Co
Mercers’ Hall
Garcia
S. J. Cotterell
Britannia
Hope
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King-Street
Cimeapside
Atlas Insurance Office
Lette
Gillett and Co
Taylor and Co
Barber and Hoare
England
Guildhall Yard
Guildhall Coffeehouse
Cross of
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Davis and Barber's House and Premises, Corner of Catenton Street
Elcome
National Education Article Omitted For Pending Continuation
Readers are asked to overlook the omission of a substantial article on National Education due to its length. The piece covers preparatory schools high schools and colleges and will be continued in the next issue.
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Worxine
Worxine Men's Association
Permutations of the Alphabet and World Writing Speed
The text argues that 24 letters transposed in all ways would take 620 418 401 783 289 459 452 000 years to exhaust at a rate of 46 pages daily with 40 positions per page. It claims humanity could not, in 1 000 900 000 years, write all 24 letter permutations even under generous writing assumptions.
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Cash
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