FIRST PART OF THE LONG EUROPEAN PEACE.
Distress in England after the war—Reductions in the Army and
Navy—Stations of the Brigade—French Eagles captured, deposited
in the Chapel Royal, Whitehall—Reforms in interior
economy—Death of George III., and Accession of George IV.—Cato
Street Conspiracy—Trial of Queen Caroline—Coronation of George
IV.—Guards in Dublin—Distress in 1826—Death of the Duke of
York—Changes in uniform—Death of George IV.; succeeded by
William IV.—Political agitation at home, revolution abroad; the
Reform Act—Coronation of William IV.—First appearance of
cholera—Death of the King, and Accession of Her Majesty Queen
Victoria—Changes and reforms introduced during the reign of
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