French cabinet split over renewing Chamber of Deputies
The Times notes a divided French cabinet over renewing a fifth of the Chamber of Deputies. Key names include the Duke de Richelieu and M. Corvette voting affirmatively, while the Chancellor the Duke of Feltre and M. Dubouchage favored maintaining a popular, loyal body. Reports also discuss Caulaincourt’s arrest near Paris and suspected plots linked to Didier and other patriots of 1816.
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Chamber of Deputies
Haute Garonne
Gard
Tarn
Duke de Richelieu
M. M. Corvette
de Caze
Laine
Duke of Feltre
M. Dubouchage
Ald
M. de V Alleyrand
Fouche
Dresden
Paris
Holland
Grenoble
Brussels
Didier
France
Caulaincourt
Abbaye
Dahouf
Eliie
Lois
Vincennes
House of Commons
Howe
Meo Locke
London
Barthen
Liverpool
Itas
Norwavy
Bergen
Winks
Tadeu Cous
Decabie Alurin
Tar Pitt Club meeting hears praise and critique of fortune
The Tar Pitt Club gathering, chaired by Wirnnciaw Kootin with nobles present, celebrated Pitt era triumphs over France and praised club founder and officers while lampooning lotteries and fortune tellers as folly. Sir Lowry Cole gets a regimental appointment and Canova is honored by the Austrian emperor. Dibdin buys lease of the Royal Circus.
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Tar Pitt
Lowry Cole
G.C.B
Eyre Coote
Serpont
Canova
Thomas Dibdin
Royal Circus
Sarcey Theatre
Elliston
Bridewell
Court and Bastionaries. Royal court showsOxford address scenes
A Tuesday court at Carlton-house welcomed an Oxford procession for the marriage of Princess Charlotte to Prince Leopold with about 300 academical delegates. The Wednesday levee drew large crowds as 23 regional addresses arrived. Duke of Clarence and Gloucester attended, with two being named Field Marshals. Rumors of another royal union in England circulated. A grand Camelford-house party followed by a Winchester Opera appearance marked the week, while news from Tunis noted the Princess of Wales reportedly preparing to sail to Constantinople, accompanied by one German attendant. Mr. Canning arrived in England aboard the Granicus. A Mariage case in King’s Bench concerned Amelia Long and Lieut Peyton, involving broken promises and payments, ending in a verdict for the plaintiff for 300 pounds.
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Bastionarles
Prince Regent
Carlton-house
University of Oxford
Charlotte
Prince Leopold
Pall Mall
Lord Grenville
Dukes of
Clarence
Gloucester
Ltter
Fugland
Duke of Gloucester
Princess Mary
Camieford-house
Rowgan
Prince Cobourg
Camelford House
Constantinople
Mediterranean
Tunis
Princess of Wales
Felucca
Sicily
Constantinope
Morea
Uly
Germany
Mr. Canning
England
Bordeaux
Long
Portsmouth
Loi
Peyton
Olf
Salien
Pluras
Lius
Berg Frac Leen
Lord Eilenborough
Wellington Duke Plate Memorial Planned at Mansion House
An adjourned meeting chaired by the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House discussed completing a six foot high plate in honor of the Duke of Wellington. A column with allegorical devices and a shield depicting Toulouse will be created by top artists to serve as a perpetual heirloom, funded by subscriptions.
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Duke of Wellington
Toulouse
Egotism in Shakespearean Persona Sparks The Reader Debate
The piece discusses egotism as a common outcome of life’s disappointments and its effect on poets and authors. It argues Shakespeare’s works reveal egotism through characters, not the author, with Jaques as a prime example. The essay contrasts authorial presence vs character voices, noting meditation and solitude shape thought.
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Shakspeare
Reamen
Jaques
Hom
Forest of Arden
Tie
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