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...that Westminster had ever seen. While the Queen's remains lay in state at Whitehall, the neighboring streets were filled every day, from sunrise to sunset,...preceding Sovereign had ever been attended to the grave I ra Parliament : for, till then, the Parliament had always expired with the Sovereign. A paper had...

...saddest and most angnst Funeral of that Westminster had ever Ыаг?seen. While the Queen's remains lay in state at Whitehall, the neighbouring streets were...which made all traffic impossible. The two Houses ivitli their maces followed the hearse, the Lords robed in scarlet and ermine, the Commons in long...

...Whitehall, the neighbouring streets were filled 7 every day, from sunrise to sunset, by crowds which i5 made all traffic impossible. The two Houses with their...Lords robed in scarlet and ermine, the Commons in long 19 black mantles. No preceding Sovereign had 7 ever been attended to the grave by a Parliament: for...

...Whitehall, the neighbouring streets were filled7 every day, from sunrise to sunset, by crowds which 15 made all traffic impossible. The two Houses with their...Lords robed in scarlet and ermine, the Commons in long12 black mantles. No preceding Sovereign had7 ever been attended to the grave by a Parliament:...

...had ever seen. While the Queen's Funend remains lay in state at Whitehall, the neighboring orn»rjf. streets were filled every day, from sunrise to sunset,...and ermine, the Commons in long black mantles. No * Remarks on some late Sermons, 1695; A Defence of the Archbishop's Sermon, 169H. preceding Sovereign...

...that Westminster had ever seen. While the Queen's remains lay in state at Whitehall, the neighboring streets were filled every day, from sunrise to sunset,...attended to the grave by a Parliament : for, till then, a Parliament had always expired with the Sovereign. A paper had indeed been circulated, in which the...

...that Westminster had ever seen. While the Queen's remains lay in state at Whitehall, the neighboring streets were filled every day, from sunrise to sunset,...all traffic impossible. The two Houses with their maccs followed the hearse, the Lords, robed in scarlet and ermine, the Commons in long black mantles....

...between them." t The Queen's funeral is memorable as having been attended by both Houses of Parliament, " the Lords, robed in scarlet and ermine, the Commons...preceding Sovereign had ever been attended to the grave by Parliament ; for till then Parliament had always expired with the Sovereign." J Her husband's name...

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