Leith and London spies launch new Royal steam ships
The Royal William Captain Richardson Royal Victoria Captain Mill and the Royal Adelaide join sailing from St Katharine Dock Steam Wharf near the Tower with departures set for August 12 15 19 and 22. Appointments at Blossoms Inn Lawrence Lane Cheapside Hay Market and the Company Office 8 Cornhill Leith and Glasgow Wharf. Joseph Adams Agent.
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Joshua Blackburn
Croxted Lane
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Voyage of Charles V to Spain through France and Bayonne
An account recounts the journey of Charles V with a French escort from Dieppe to Bayonne and into Spain. It details meetings with officials, efforts to avoid suspicion, the King’s resolve, reactions at Dieppe and Paris, and an auspicious eagle sight as they crossed into Navarre signaling a hopeful reentry to royal dominions.
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Calais
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Paris
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Rue de Bourbon
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America
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Hamburgh
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M. Jange
London
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Jange
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England
Joan
M. Junge
Louis Quinze
de Boulogne
Long
Louis the Sixteenth
Luxor
Charles Quint
Louis Philippe
Neuilly
Auguste
Biscaite
Ake
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Orleans
Charles V
Louis Phillippe
Louis XIV
Aranjeuz
Charles the Fifth
Ile
Arbezieux
Henry the Fourth
Fsa
Forssha
Bayonne
Sarre
Marquis de Lalande
King
Mile Lalande
Lon
Baron de Bichoy
Navarre
Manners of the Germans and a note on public gardens
The Frankfort public garden impresses with German manners, clearly preserved by open access and civic protection notices, contrasted with English habits. Also cited are anecdotes from Loudon and Bailey on Paradise imagery and the true essence of effective public speaking.
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Frankfort
Loudon
Paradise
Purediae
Asiatic Journal
Puptte
Andere
Hia
Bia
Bailey
Conspiracy fears in Europe and colonial notes abroad
Paris dispatch reports growing ire and plots against Emperor Nicholas with sixty conspirators linked to Piedmontese, Paris, and French groups, amid tightened security for foreigners. Brussels notes law changes and a Tunis/Algiers indemnity talk, while Australia records colony population, revenue, and exports. Antwerp and London ferried updates on diplomacy, drought effects, and political contests.
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Queen's College, Cambridge
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Hearn
London
Charles Wethere
Brighton Guardian
Bolser
Hampshire
Juse
Isle of Wight
Gill
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