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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

26 Oct 1844

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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 26, 1844

Page

4

Her Majesty's Visit to the City Opens Royal Exchange

A detailed plan outlines Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Prince Albert opening the new Royal Exchange on Monday October 28 1844. The ceremony features a guarded procession through Temple Bar to the Exchange with the Mercers Company and Gresham Committee, seating for 1520, a dejeuner, and a private audience. scaffolding adorns streets and buildings while banks and public venues prepare for the visit.

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Guildhall Royal Exchange Ahwe Court of Aldermen Pn Satori Osham Committee Prince Albert Ahe Rigts Mr. Resorder Corporation of London Corporation of the Mercere’ Company Thomas Grasham Great Western Railway Exchange St. Mary's Strand St Clements Danes King's College St Paul's Bank of England Poultry Cheapside, &c Paternoater-row Newgate-street Mansion-house Temple-bar Mansion House Biamare Bridge S. R. Goopuax Meyor Messrs Staples Albion Mercers’ Company Bali Grannoy James Graham Home Department Pope Anllery Company Whitehall Prince Alert Honourable Artillery Company Grand Quadrangle Grand Western Messrs. Hope and Bull Rathbone-place Cornhill St. Paul’s Churchyard Gresham Committee Royal Artillery Claudius Stephen Hunter Peter Laurie Oggeridge Edless Frodsham Finnis Dixon Bedford Sidney Hunter Mendes Spmcueuwu West of England Royal Exenaxce Brito Heston Blackfriars Bridge Thamsa Highlands Macillop Ballachulish London Bridge Ce Anch Sassenach Amathera Reaoon Southbark Iol Bridge Southbark-bridge Waterloo Tell-Bridge Vannhal Dberdeen Sherif Campbell Gonaratirthy Smeal Paisley Bidetur Hysry Peter Aimee
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Sgal & Miscellaneous Correspondence. Se Home and Colonial Inten

A long letter from a distressed woman seeks public inquiry into the alleged withholding of her property by an institution aiding poor children. The piece blends this appeal with a chorus of other notices and commentary on chess match plans, railway terms, and social debates. It includes similar notices about wages, public affairs in Ireland, and local legal matters, all tied by a fragmentary newspaper page tone.

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England Ilineas Maxcuestzs Afr. Staunton Bristol Channel Breshsea Point O'Connell Bir Repest Association Staunton Ike William Brocksopp Jun Trail Tor Kennington Road Brocksopp Templeder Edwin Reepanda Cork Examiner Ana Bien Father Mathew Een Dublin Judas Staun Hathée Mathew Reveau Medical and Surgical Association Saint George Walker St. Amant College of General Practitioners United Kingdom RR. Pennington College of Surgeons Cooper Ancel Girdwood Gray Davies Michele K P Higgs Parker Brook St. Ament Jerry Harry Wrraox Belle Vue Carisbrooke Fale of Wight Ireland Seasion Ita Habitus Mr. O'Connell Mr. Duffy Trs Marim Duffy Bia Constant Reader Bedford Dr. Cronin George Ibba East Street Red Lion Square Strand Constant Reider Manchester Forkshire Salterton Benjamin Ulph Dyer Weekly Chronicle Robert Ulph Gererel Corriers Oldbury L Ord Sandan Tain Bennitt Dudley GNP W. Russell, Bart 7Th Hussars Hoge Hogg West Bromwich Ragesell Rehuing Joyce Muons Fe L.M Deamlar
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The Edinburgh Review on Tory Rule and Irish affairs

The October Edinburgh Review article analyzes Tory governance, Repeal movements, and Irish policy. It questions parliamentary principles, praises certain compromises, and critiques Coalition dynamics, O Connell, and Catholic Emancipation discourse. It notes the Canada Corn Bill's uncertain start and its long term trade implications.

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Edinburgh Review Lord Grey
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