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The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Letter from London, Sept. 22, describes the indescribable grandeur of the day's coronation and resolution of a dispute allowing Irish peers and peeresses to join the royal wedding procession alongside British nobility according to rank.
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The Grandeur of the Coronation this Day is not to be described, nor can you have a perfect Account of it. In the mean Time I think proper to inform you, that previous to the late Royal Marriage the Dispute was revived about the Precedence of the Irish Peers walking at the Wedding of their Majesties, when the King directed, that the Privy Council should enquire and report the Precedents as they appeared upon similar Occasions, upon which Report, the Irish Peers and Peeresses were admitted to walk, and were marshalled in the Procession together with the Peers and Peeresses of Great Britain, according to their respective Degrees, taking Place of the British Nobility of inferior Rank.
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London
Event Date
Sept. 22
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irish peers and peeresses admitted to walk in the procession with peers and peeresses of great britain, marshalled according to respective degrees, taking place of british nobility of inferior rank.
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The Coronation this Day's grandeur is indescribable. Previous to the late Royal Marriage, a Dispute was revived about the Precedence of the Irish Peers at their Majesties' Wedding; the King directed the Privy Council to enquire and report Precedents, upon which Report the Irish Peers and Peeresses were admitted and marshalled in the Procession together with British Peers and Peeresses according to their Degrees.