Waterloo Subscription Raises Relief Funds for War Widows
A London Waterloo Subscription notice outlines a general fund to aid families of Wellington era soldiers killed or wounded after the Waterloo campaigns. It lists collection points across parishes in Norfolk Suffolk Warwickshire and Gloucestershire and names officers and donors. The effort seeks immediate applications from widows and dependents and mentions subscriptions received through multiple banks and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
City of London
Brelisty
Nuatrious Wellington
Hepent
Ladbrokes and Co
J.A. Wackerbarth
Wellesbourne
Walton
Warwickshire
Wakelia Welch
Price, Kay,& Co
Ad Crispin
Yf Renhold
Bedingishire
Jon Wilson Allch
Lloyd
Morriston Chapel
Swansea
Baines
Fuller& Co
George Norman
Bruce & Co
Kenneth M-Kerze
Martin Hale & Co
Win Jones
Marsh, Sibbald& Co
James R. Wheeler - Tal
Atrabon
Linchester
London
Francis Freeling
HS. Fe
Bonder
Livyd
Metropolis
Oo J. PA Wellfuicd
The Watering Places Guide and Related Publications
A long advertisement lists The Watering Places for 1815 describing a thick volume with Farry Mars views and a detailed itinerary of English and Welsh seaside locales. It notes prices and describes other works including Bishop Porteus life and works edited by Bell Hodgson and a volume of The Letters to a Noble Daughter by Elizabeth Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingland
Wales
London
Abbotourcy
Dawilich
Ramsgate
Averystwith
Dover
Recess
Coatham
Rppledore
Last
Bourne
Stortingdean
Bara Exmouth
Sandgate Clackpool
Folkscone
Scarborough
Rogier Fowey
Sidmouth
Bridhington Quay
Cromer Matlock Princed
Longman, Lurst, Rees
Grme
Brown
Bishop Porteuss
Cadell
W. Davies
Strand
W. Blackwood
Vatekdnburgh
Haridtsanely
Beiley Porteus
Obell Hodgson
St. George
Hanoversquare
Porteus
Phys
Church of St James, Westminster
Lunatic's Receiver Payment Debate Stirs Court
Law intelligence notes a dispute over payment to Captain Turner for the lunatic's support under a 1806 Mills will. The Master of the Rolls plans reargument and adjournment on charity interpretation.
Report to the King on France's plights under Allied pressure
The document laments Prague’s devastation and describes desperate scenes as disciplined troops ravage forests and crops. It argues European powers threaten peace, urges clear plans from sovereigns, and warns that continued war and misrule risk national ruin and mass suffering.
Ministers Reply to Allied Note on French War Policy
The King's Ministers received the Allied Note urging Paris policies to ease wartime exactions. They refuse to endorse reforms that could humiliate the crown and weaken royal authority, arguing nations that they bear heavy burdens while asserting their independence. The piece condemns disorder and civilian suffering under armies, saying depredations would only widen devastation. Cabinet meetings at the Foreign Office discuss dispatches to Paris as the war continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chez and Cooper
Ie Parish
Nightingale Club
Chelmsford
Lord’Gravexpist
Bri m. Cal
Htvbens
G. Araxes
Brazils
Aranjo
Mawnston-Kousmi
St. Mary-axe
Bury-street
Brown
Harrison
Marks
Parson’ S Preen Fair
Nir Mirks
Marky
Cheegemore
Mir
France
Europe
Sey
Paris
Venice
Klng
Josges
Napoleon
Alwaf
Marcel
Foreign Office
Earl of Harrowsy
Isle of We
Earl of Muncrave
Cast Lerency
Duke of York
York Ligure
Carhin
Ate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Furti
Salisbury
C. G Lrolie
Parisa
Tapborne
Staffordshire
Ithe Dtev
Rober
Ant Gre
Linicox
Cng Feliwarden
Church
Lds
Aspeden
Petts
Preston
Aspe
Eutetion
Plowion
Vari
Ipswich
Koyreit
Wispeach
Christophes Ison
Thornbury
Nottingham
Anion Holmes
Billingford
Norfolk
Phonis Cowper
Allhallows
Diondoea “Wail
Jbass
James Allen
South Lam
Elizabeth
Hamilton
T. Cadell
Woodfall
Jantus
Junius
Wikés
EL. S. Woodfall
Borke
Wilkes
Hlorne
Duncing
W. G Iamille
Mes G. Woodfal
Opiess
Royal
F.C
J. Rivington
T. Payne
G. Wilkie
Foneman
Tuist
Rees
Oraeamt
Davicas
Murray
J. Mawman
Baldwin
LAW Intelligence
State Papers
SS Wlitil
Foucie
Tite General Police
Prague
Havror
Buonaparte
Germany
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