King withdraws as mutiny spreads in Lille fortress
A dramatic report describes the French king leaving Lille with Mortier and allied nobles as garrison mutiny fears rise. Troops resist, Vienna declaration spreads, and Marmont units retreat toward Ypres while Orleans and Treviso inspire reluctant aid and loyalty amid growing disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Mortier
Vienna
Congress
Lille
Duke of
Bassano
Buonaparte
Berri
Dunkirk
Ostend
Lisle
Duke of Orleans
Marshal Munconnaid
Alénin
Hesid
Picquet
National Guard
Belgium
Monsieur
Marshal Marmont
Lethune
Paris
Ypres
Burt
France
Mortier
Luke
Orleans
Uulicer
Stef
Ahatsha- Davoust
Trévise
Paris Papers reveal Buonaparte aims for peace and war plans
The Courier reports Paris dispatches and Brussels lines detailing Buonapartes circle, requests to ambassadors to praise peace while war plans unfold. Notes on Swiss regiments and French emigre activity, plus Allied declarations against negotiating with Buonaparte and troop movements across Europe. Includes March news from Vienna and London about arms shipments and court ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Buoxa Parte
Camarncourt
France
Boursoys
Bouxapanin
Groucny
Lyons
Duke of
Ancouleme
Buonapante
Boursons
Coast Guards
Bollona- Parte
Murat
Brussels
Frankfort
Vienna
Napoleon
Viedus
Landwehrs
Fragmentary Roll of Military Names and Ranks
A jumbled OCR list names numerous soldiers and officers with ranks and units including Guards Royal Navy Artillery and Royal Arts. The text reads like an incomplete roster or muster list with fragmented spellings and many typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirse
Charles P. Bilson
Bingham
Foot
Hlegler
I F. Barnard
95Th Foot
Rich
Dawn Jackson
Cig Alery
Andy Colin Campbell
Ohio
Kenny KE
Rouverie
Dictave Guards
Jeremiah Dickson
Quan Doulas
John May
Royal Artillery
William Comin
Ceaaster Guards
Augustus Forager
Loyal Artillery
Maxwell Gustrean
Joen McLean
27Th
Hubert Gardiner
Naval Intelligence from April reports privateers and troop movements
April 12 dispatches describe arrivals at Ostend and Dunkirk bound ships carrying troops and horses. Reports mention two privateers at sea from Dunkirk, a heavy public rumour of orders and royalist support in Dunkirk, and Spanish army movements toward the Pyrenees. Duchess of Angouleme and Count Lynch among those aboard ships bound for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Mexvruve
la Vendre
An Gouleme
St. Sebastian
Bilbox
Frogtess
Manrcate
Gibbs
Ostend
Dunkirk
Packet
Titlon
Gate Pier
Harwich
Rent
Piy Mouris
Sthaeny Syren
Lady Melville
de ‘Partment
la Vendee
Duchy of Angouleme
Dux
St. Sebastian's
France
Pyrenees
Lynch
Bourdeaus
Wanderer
Buonaparte
William and Nancy
Lucack
Musiq Packet
Howard
Louis MVII
Dennis
Price
Blackwell
Angouleme
Dover Arrivals and Naval Movements Mark Busy Channel Day
Lord Duncan packet with Lord Harrowby and Mr. Wellesley Pole reaches Dover under convoy of a brig of war. A privateer chased the packet but withdrew after signals. Sixteen Dragoons sail to Ostend and dispatches from Buonaparte reach Deal and Calais. New arrivals include Marcus Lynch and families aboard ships to Ostend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Duncan
Capt
Hamilton
Lord Harrowby
Wellesley Pole
Denkirk
16Th Dragoons
Ostend
Deal
Buonaparte
Calais
Lord Castlereagh
Ostenden
Torrens
Campbell
Trotter
Fazel
France
Marcus Lynch
Cope
Neydham
Cuthbert Ard
Horse Races and Stakes from 1915 Newmarket Meeting
Racing notes from a 1915 Newmarket event list multiple races and entrants. Parson Tozer and Pericles compete in top classes with stakes from 200gs to 500gs, including a subscription plate for two year olds and the Oatlands Stakes third class with several named horses and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrei
Rubens
Payne
Thornhill
D. of Grafton
Partizan
Bouverie
Scheuehzade
Wr. Watson
Pericles
Stonehewer
T.M
H. Ft
Sof
Mr. Payne
B. c. Onyx
EveGe He
Orville
Lord Jersey
Shakespeare
David
T. Y.C
Sporting Extraordinary At Holkham Meeting
The report lists several matches in the Holkham Meeting including Bannam vs Grunrell and De Wynne vs Layzer with various horses and sired by different sires. The decisive outcome favored the gentleman riders and the Jockey Club after a contested program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holkham
Bannam
Grunrell
de Wynne
Index
Pont Trumpet
M.A. ‘Layzer
Sir So
Mannikin
Lord
Ossutton
Apne G. Hearhcore
Joothi N. B
Fhe
Abit Branp
Plough-boy
Ole Aton
Mr. Banine
Speeble
Jockey Club
Lottery Prizes Drawn At Nine o'clock Next Saturday
A promotional notice announces a lottery drawing next Saturday at nine o clock with three prizes of thirty guineas and three prizes of one hundred guineas in gold. It lists printers and publishers at Strand address and urges participation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hts
Idade
Panarie
Duke of Westincton
Ghent
Louvain
Buona- Parte
Vine Napoleat
Chaseyck
Wissemberg
Berlen
Neufchatel
Naronsgon
Poland
Magdeburgh
Earl of Harrowsy
Pour
Buonaraing
Eiba
Ventisero
16Th
Dreagoong
Dover
Ramsgate
Elussars
Woolwich
Marquis Wellesliy
Kilba
Lord Liverruon
Bremen
London
Knights of the Bath
Carlton House
Regen
Craxence
Kent
Giou- Cester
Richard Onslow
Lord Radstock
Roger Curtis
Uxbridge
Harry Calvert
William Henry Clinton
George Montagu
Charles Colville
Order of the Grand Cross
Comanders
Lora Gambier
Charles ‘Maurice
Pole
Bart
George Nayler
Badee
Lord Henley
Lord Gambier
Charles Pole
Himes Hawkins Whitshed
Robert Calder
Bardabu
Edeward Shornborough
George Campbell
George Murray
Johaniwon
Henry Edward Bunbury
Richard Hussey
Vivian
Kenneth Alex
Howorth
Robert W. O’callagh
Maclean
Thomas Dallas
Henry White
Seckville Browne
Colonese
CG. Bsisellas
Elly
Royal Regiment
Naval Intelligence
Aprin
Sporling Intelligence
Pergen
Hanlett
Joana Souphcote
Ab. M
Mr. Payne’s
Selim
Hambletonian
Fotev
F. Hye
Sporting Extraordinary
B. Mssweny
Strand
J. P. ‘Wanless
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