Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

| jesty, and praying to be heard by Council in
in support Of said claim he Lord. Of tue
Cummi't tee, in obedience to your Majesty s
! said order Of ref.rcoce, have accordingly
, read her M.jesty's Attorney and Solicitor
General in airport Of her Alaj-,,y's said
| claim. i 0avios al.o heard the observations
OF your MaJesty's Attorney and Solicitor
GENERAL thereupon, their Lordsdips do agree
humoly 10 report to your Majesty their opin.
Ions, that as it appears to them that the
Queens Consort IF thi. Realm are not emit.
tied OF right TO be- crowned at spy lime, her
Majesty the Queen is not entitled as Of right
to DO crowned at the time specified 10 her
MsJesty's Memorials.
His Majesty having taken this said Re.
port into consideration, has been PLEASED, by
and with tbs advice of his Privy Council, to
approve thereof.
s,gned) sc. c. GRENviLLE."
I'hi, report was sent by Lord Sidmouth
to Lord Hood, the Queeu's Chamber
lain.
Her Majesty the Queen rent Immediately
the following reply -
BaANDsNBURGH House., July IL.
My LOri.--Your Lord.hip's letter OF
yesterday to Lord Hood, conveying to me
the report OF the COmmiItee Of Council,
on my Memorial to the King in Council,
claiming my right to be crowned, and as |
mud the Committee positively denies the right
whica have claimed, and which all Queens
Consort have enjoyed { without one excep.
toni arising from tn will of the Sovereigns,
| consider it necessary to inform your Lord.
ship, that it is my intentiou 10 be present at
the ceremony on the l9th, the day fixed
| for his Majesty's Coronation, and therefore
demand that suitable place may be appoint.
ed for me.
Signed } CAROLINE r.
&c To the Right Hon. Lord viscount
Sidmouth."
ANSWER TO THE QUEENS DEMAND.
The su6joinad letters appear in the Morn.
snS Chronicle and Times of Saturday and
they were enclosed in note to the following
effect. -
" The letter presumed to be from Lord
Sidmouth, received By her Majesty thi, after.
noon, 10 enclosed, together with the answer,
which was sent Immediately by the Queen;
the whole are true copies, the letter to the
Queen being without signature OF address,
The abrupt letter Of Lord Liverpooiis also
! enclosed. Her Majesty is determined to al
tend, accompanied by Lord and Lady Hepd
and Lady Ann Hamilton"
| WHIrEHALL, July l3, 1921.
! 'tMADAM:-I have laid before the King
i
this moa,h, in which il is stated hat your
| Majesty con,ijers i, necessary TO inform me,
| that 1t is your Majes,y's intehtIon to be pre-
| sent at the Ceremony Of the 10TH the day
liked for his Majestys Coronation, and you
therefore demand that suitable place may
be appointed for your Majesty and am
commanded by the King to refer Your NJ
Jesty to the Earl of Liverpoo's let er 10 your
Majesty Of ,he 9Th of VI ay last, and to &C.
quaintyour ajesty, that it is Rot his Ma
j-sty's pleasure TO comply with the applica.
ton contained in your alajes,y's letter.
Letter alluded TO IN the foregoing.
=" Lord Liverpool has received he Kings
commands, in consequence 1T The last CON.
nnnication of ths Queen to Lord Liverpool
ot the oh instae,, toinform the Queen, that
| his Majesty having determined that the
Queen shall form no part OF The cere ,nonia
i his Coronation, it is therefore his Royal
pleasure that the Queen shall! not attend the
said ceremony.
" Fire HOUSE, 9TH May, 1921"
BRANDEEBuEea HOUSE,, July -, 1921.
O'Clock p n
g MY LoRD.-i have this - j, receiv-
ed letter, au"d Whi,ehall, July 18th, with
out signature. I therefore consider II as
anonymous, and shall treat it as such till
hear from your Lordship,
CAROLINE
'''Fo the Right Hon. Lord Viscount sid.
mouth
The Courier states that the crcum stance
OF Lord SidmouthS letter being without
signature, was purely accidental The letter
was taken off his Lordship {, lhle, aud fold
ed up, under the idea that il was signed, as
usual. Immediately upon Its be ng returned
ny the Queen, bis Lordships signature was
affixed, and the letter forwarded to her
MAJESTY.
LONDON, July Is
ORANGE ASSOCIATION IRE
LAND.
Dreadful aGrGy.- \ desperate and bloody
affrsy, We regret TO learn, has taken place
between The Orangemen and the Ca,hoIicO Of
Bsodon, by which the town fer aimoss the
entire day, was in stale Of the utmost a
larm, Confusion, and horror. Phe outage.