France News Roundup From The Morning Chronicle Rumors
The piece surveys the Duke of Wellington's Paris return amid war rumors with Russia, Cambronne's trial and acquittal, and the French chambers prorogation over clergy clashes. It denounces Britain's role in Spain and Latin America, condemns captives in Old Spain, and argues the government misreads South American policy while defending religious toleration.
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France
Morning Chronicle
Duke of Wellington
Paris
Russia
England
Prince of Orange
Cambrone
Drouot
Buonaparte
Elba
Torreno
Porlier
Ferdinand
Gibraltar
South America
Old Spain
Lord Castlereagh
House of Commons
Bread price rise sparks penny increase in city loaves
Mon day bakers push wheaten loaf price to twelve pence per quartern as relief over naval loss and political moves appears in crowded news. Reports chronicle Phoenix wreck no loss, Cochrane Ellenborough votes, Williams the deserter arrest, Cork necklace theft inquiry, Unitarian marriage protest by Isaac Carter and Charlotte Southworth in Dublin era.
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Phoenix
Bay of Chisme
Lord Cochrane
Lord Ellenborough
House of Commons
Ponsonby
Lord Castlereagh
Williams
Sieur Barbazan
Isle Jourdain
Auch
M. Barbazan
Paris
Cork
Isaac Carter
Shoreditch
Charlotte Southworth
Jesus
Royal pair wed and depart for Oatlands in quiet ceremony
The Prince and Princess of Coburg married at Windsor with Princess Charlotte performing her vows and greeting the Queen and uncles. They left for Oatlands near midnight. Also reports a Wellington votive gift meeting in Egyptian Hall and the Prince Regent receiving a Protestant Address from the City of London.
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Princess of
Oatlands
Duke of
Duke of Wellington
London
Waterloo
Paris
Court of Common Council
France
Case of incest judged in Harting parish Sussex
In the Court of Arches Doctor's Commons Sir John Nicholl heard a case where William Brider of Harting wed Mary Walton, his late wife’s daughter by her former husband Thomas Walton. Both found guilty and enjoined penance. Penitents wore white sheets at church porch and again in the church during services.
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Court of Arches
Doctor's Commons
John Nicholl
Harting
Sussex
William Brider
Mary Walton
Thomas Walton
Dramatic Review of Covent Garden Theatre Performers
A London theater critique praises Mr. Kempe’s faded yet noble presence and contrasts him with Mr. Kean and Mr. Kraar j in Sir Giles Overreach. It notes Keene’s cautious acting, Kelpie’s misfires, and Kraane’s fiery force, concluding with reactions to the revival and a shift away from Dinger’s troubled night.
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Kemple
Mr. Kemoce
Haydon
Milton
London
Kempe
Mr. Kran
Giles
Kegan
Mr. Kemace
Mr. Keane
Kemaic
Sir Giles
Mr. Kean
Kemne
Coriolanus
Penruddock
Kiempre
Kuan
Kesnie
Ann Otf
Kraae
Pope
Gray
Dr. Johnson
Collins
Ford
Dryden
Dinger
Star of Peace
English author Sir Herbert Croft dies in Paris
Sir Herbert Croft, English author and figure in a famous Johnson-era literary feud, died last week in Paris at an advanced age. He had lived in France for the past fifteen years.
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Herbert Croft
Dr. Johnson
Paris
France
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Crescent
Jewin Street
Dramatic Review
Covent Garden Theatre
MR. Kemble
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