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Saturday 16th June 1832
WINDSOR AND ETON.
His Majesty has been pleased to order that the statue of the late Earl of Harcourt shall be placed in St.George's Chapel. The splendid statue, by Siever, which holds a conspicuous place in the present exhibition at Somerset House, represents the late Field Marshal in his Coronation robes [?].POLICE COURT.
On Monday, John Williams and William Woodhall were charged with breaking the peace, when in a state of drunkenness on Sunday evening. The prisoners, in default of bail, were committed to gaol for fourteen days. Williams said he deserved the punishment, for when he was drunk he was a perfect madman, and quite un-rational.