Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-31
Major Beresford,
Captain Green.

Two Grooms The Second Carriage, Two Groom,
walking. drawn by Six Bays, waking
Conveys
or 1,oror Charles Elice. Esq
Two Gentlemen fishers T"s H., n'THeS p' Esq
Two Grooms The Third CARING, Two Groom,
walking trawn By SIX Bays, walking
Conveys
Two Bedchamber Women Lazy G Theresa Theresa, Digby,
,.u- ,v.;.;, The Hen. George Kepgel
Two Grooms IN Waiting Henry Rich, Esq f''
waking. drawn by Six Bays, waking.
r v,,.,. v.s~n Lndy IIarrc, Give.
Two De1c"a'h0'' "''"e" Lady Caroline RarrInc,o,
,r ,v.;,i The Hon VIM Coopsr
Two O''oms IN "a'nNg Sir Frederick StoyinF
Two Grooms The Fifth Carriage, Two Gr,o-,
walking. dawn by Six Bays, waking.
Conveys
ro .oru, Hon Miss Rice.
W. ''a0' - '' Hon Miss Murray
Groom Of The Robes, Capt Francis Scymor,
Clerk Marshal lion Colonel Cayercsb
Two Groons The Sixth Carriage, Two tiroom.
walking. drawn BY SIX Bays, WALKING
Conveys
Two Maid. or lroro, Hon Miss Lister,
Keeper of Ptivy Purse, Sir Henry Whealcy
Vice Chamberlain, Earl of Belfast.
Two Grooms The Seventh Carringe Two Groom.
walking drawn by Six =, walking
r., Md. IS Homo, Hon. Miss Cavend.h,
Two ''a'Es o' ''"""' Hon Miss Cocks
Treasurer Of the Household, Earl of Surrey
Controller of the Household the Right Hon G.. Byn,
Two Groorns The Eighth Carriage, Two Groom.
walking. dEawnby six bays, walking
Conveys
,,-:,.c u Hon Miss Dillon,
i"' ''1'' u '''''' Hon. Miss Pit
Two Lords in waiting i io,G i I'Ir",'f'
Two Groom, The Ninth Carriage, Two Groom.
walking drawn by SIX steys, walking
Conveys
Two Ladies of the Bed. Lady portmun
chamber Lady Barlsm.
r.o Lords in Whiting hord Byron,
l"o L"iDS l" "''''"s Vrscount Falkland
Two Grooms The Tenth Carriage Two Groons
walking. drawn by six bays, walking.
Conveys
Two Ladies Of the Ded Lady Lytilet"n
chamber Countess of Nulgrave
~ Visconnt Torrnston,
Two Grooms Tire Eleventh Carringe, T@o Groom.
walking drawn by six bays walking
Conveys
Two Ladies Of the Bed Countess Of Charemont,
chamber Ma!chioness Of Tavistock.
Two Lords in Waiting Marquis Of tiesj I'
Two G:ooms The Twelfth Carriage, Two Groom.
walking. drawn by Six Blacks. walking
The Principal Lady ~
of the Bedchani. The Marchioness Of LlnsGowre
Der
The Lord Chamberlain TIE Marquis Conyrsham,
The Lord Steward. The Duke of Argyll
A Sguadron of Life Guards
Mounted Band Of the Household Brigade.
Military Staff and Aid de Camp lIorsebatk Three
aud Three, attended by one Groom each, and on q.
ther side by the Equerry Of the Crown Stable, Sir
George Quentin, end the QTeen's Gentleman Rec!
Deputy dutant General, Deputy. Quariermaster.G &c
neral, Deputy Adlutant General. Royal Artillery
Quartemas;er Genera. Military Secretary to The Gem
mander.n-Ch chief, Adjuan,- General.
The Royal Huntsmeu, Yeomren, rnckers, and Foxes
Six Of her Naesiys Horses with rich trappings
Horse led by two Grnoms.
The knight Marshal, on horseback.
hlarshaImen in ranks OF Four.
The three Junior Exons Of the Yeomcn of the Cua'i
hose5 back
One hundred YeomeR of the Guard, -Four ana -Four |
The Senior Exon, Ensign, and Lieutenant o. the iCo
men. on horseback.
THE STATE COACH,
Drawn by eight coloured Horses attended By
Yeonan OF the Guard al each wheel, and two
Footmen az each door.
The Gold Stick And the Captain Of The Yeorsr
Viscount Comhermere, the Guard the Earl lches'e'
riding either side, attended BY two grooms each
Conveying
THE QUEEN.
The Mistress Of the Robes the Duchess Of Sutherland
The Master of the Horse. the Earl Of Albemnr'e. |,
The Captain General Of the Royal Archers the Duke
Buccleuch, attended by two GvoOms.
A Squadron Of Life Guards.
The moment after the carriages Of the Duchess Of Ken
emerged from the palace gates and especially the Queen
the acclamatons Of the assembled multitude made The
wpkin ring. The Queen acknowledged the mpllmen'
and looked remarkably beautiful and highly delighted Il
The Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge also chtertc
The troops they passed along the line, successfully
salu'ed her with presented arnis-Most ct the ioeiGn
ambassadu entirely new-tbat 0 Marshal S"Cl
magnificent The proces siou reached Hyde PARK
which presented most picturesque appearance by tie
marq"ees and pavlIions with taunng banncres, erected
there for the sports OF the people during the three days
fair. PIccadlllY lined with costly galleries, aHl
those in front Of the houses Of the nobility. were hItt
with the fashion, beauty, and rank Of the land. Tie
dense mass great along the line, that It vas
mex. 10 Impossible 10 clear ont passage by The troops
Some caught in between the double files ." troops
and had pass down the whole route before The!
could get egress. Marshal Sout Acknowledged white
quent obcsancss the acclamaors Of the people when us
splendid carriase appeared. ! he waving of hancks''
chiefs and the cheering the Queen along the whole
route presented spectacle p"mpOus and eIhIlrnlis
and seemed 10 have great effect on the ynnhiul %
verpgn feelings. In ST James street and Pail Nj, II
all the club houses and other dwellings, had also spen ~
galleries the ordnance department, with lis buur
rnrnis and amphthealre, and the Queen Dowsgcr IL
sdence with galleries and evergreen. excited particular
attention The streets in The procession were all Govt
ed the night before with gravel The spectacle if'n
Charng Cross TO Whitehall was truly imposing Hs'eI
every where else, the roofs covered with swam
OF eager spectators, which added 10 the dense thonsI
on foot, presented an ocean Of living beings
The conduct Of the people extremely order'y,n'l
wilIslanding the difficulty with which the police I'll
military had contend in keeping the clear t'rI
the pressure behind the line Of troops There was some
flaming some dashes Of cavalry, and picking II
pockets, but nothing of importance TO disturb the h'
mony Of the scene. The successive passage OF The
billy carriages to Westminster Abbey prevo TO ia
procession, attracted much attention. When the pro
cession arrived at Charing Cross, the bells Of I'll
churches in the neighborhood began 10 ring msn!
peal, and the bands successfully played as the Grra
passed The galleries near Parliament stree, and he
Abbey rented at 10 shillnps to ruineas seat ne
House of Commons met at early hour and bal'r'