The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-07 00:00:00

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Her Majesty's cruise on the river will occupy about
and a half, and upon disembarking, her Majesty,
the Mayor in his carriage, will pass through the follov
streets to the Town Hall, where she will arrive about
o'clock.

Along Goree, Strand-street. round the south front of the
Custom House, passing the Sailors' Home, thence up South
Castle-street, along Lord-street, Church-street, Parker-street,
and Lime-street to the east front of St. George's Hall, and,
without alighting from her carriage, pass down St. John's•
lane, up Manchester-street and Dale-street to the Town Hall.

At the door of the Town-hall her Majesty will be received ity
the Mayor. Iler Majesty will be conducted by the Mayor up
the grand staircase, through the centre and east drawinp
rooms and the small ball-room, to the large ball-room, in
which her Majesty will take her place. The Mayor will then
retire to the part of the room appropriated to the members of
the council, and with them advance to the foot of the dais upon

which her Majesty will be grated. The address of the Corpo-
ration will then be read,by the Recorder, and presented to her
Majesty by the Mayor. During the nresentation of the address,
the dais will be occupied ty her Majesty, the Prince Albert,
and the Royal Family, her Majesty's suite being arranged on
each side of it. After the presentation of the address her Ma-
jesty will advance across the room to the balcony constructed

outside the centre window, and from it inspect the area of the
Exchange. On retiring. her Majesty will be conducted by the
Mayor through the small ball-loom to the drawing-rooms.

ance upon her. Her Majesty will partake of a strictly private
luncheon in the Mayor's dining-room. A luncheon will be pro.
vided in the council chamber for the ladies and gentlemen in
attendance upon her Majesty.
Upon her Majesty's return to the drawing-room, the ladi
and gentlemen assembled in the ball-rooms will be requa.
leave the Town Hall with the least nos'" to delay, in order t

pOSSI
the preparations for the ball may be immediately proceedel
with. But no carriage can be admitted to the front door until
her Majesty has taken her departure.

Mayor to her carriage, and proceed by Dale-street, Manches-
ter-street, St. John's-lane, to the north end of St. George's
Hall, of which she will make a private inspection. She will Le
received at the north entrance by the Chairman, Deputy-Chair-
man, and members of the IMw Courts Committee, and will be.
conducted by the Mayor, Chairman, and Deputy-Chairman
only through the building, being attended by the Surveyor to
afford explanations. After this inspection, her Majesty will
enter her carriage at the eastern front, and proceed to the
Railway Station en l'onfe to Worslev.

Consequent upon the foregoing arrangements, the following
orders, as approved by the various committees, are to be ob-
served. The whole course of her Majesty's route through the
Borough will be enclosed by a double row of fencing, with a
view to secure a free passage for the royal cortege, and to ena-
ble the greatest number of persons to witness her Majesty's
progress with the least possible inconvenience or danger from
pressure.

REGULATIONS FOR CARRIAGES CONVEYING PARTIES

TO THE LANDING-STAGI

Carriages conveying persons having tickets-of admission to
the Landing Stage must form into Line in Islington, pas
Shaw's-brow, Byrom street, Grcat Crosshall-street
'lithebarn-street and Chapel-street, turning to the 1
the Old Churchyard, where they will be admitted w
barrier to the north bridge of George's Do
in the Morning, and set (town at the north

Stage bridges

Those carriages ordered to remain for their parties will be
formed at the southwest end of George's Dock, hivell-street,
&c , and those which do not remain will return (
north bridge, going away by the above route. No car
be permitted to enter the barrier at the north bridge of
Dock after ten o'clock in the Morning

Her Majesty's carriages will form on the west side of
George's Dock.

passing to the Hall after her

their carriages will be pen
north-east corner of the

to pass 1
's Dock, ;

riages with company will not he sof
the Town Hall until after her Majesty's depart‘i
PARTIES GOING ON BOARD STEAMERS MOORED