Poetic Voices and Political Dispatches in a Frat Volume
A fragmented survey of a 19th century literary miscellany lists poems and authors including Wordsworth Barrett and Horne. It also contains long letters from London dated July 19 to July 27 1840 about Syria insurrection, Mehemet Ali, and European diplomacy, with Palmerston and Glizot conversations and warnings of potential conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauder's
Pohms
William Wordsworth
K.horne
Richard Moncktoo Milnes
Thomas Papa Tsigh
B. Barrett
Barry Cornwall
Robert Bell
A. H. Horne
Oo Chéuger
Paget Linea Ober
R. Hy
Horne
Rd Nedsworth
Legenda
Philipp and
Philomene
Thomas Epeats
Leigh Hont
Ale
Wilhem
R. H. Horne
Thomas Powel
Th Hunt
Robert €Ail
Queen Annelida
Falea Arcite
Elizabeth B. Barrett
Serghant
the Franklin
Whitfaker and Co
Marialena
MG Guizottom
London
Syria
Jerusalem
Egypt
Mehemet Ali
Alexandria
Siege of Acre reported by British forces in 1840
Despatches detail the siege and capture of St Jean d Acre by allied forces led by Sir Robert Stopford and Colonel Charles Smith. Accounts describe bombardment from sea and land, magazine explosions, Egyptian casualties, and 3000 prisoners taken. Reports cite ships, commanders, and the strategic impact on Mehemet Ali's forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Viscount Palmerston
Charles Felix Smith
Syria
du Jean d
Robert Stopford
Acre
Omar Bey
Sidon
Tyre
White Mountain
Beyrout
Pasha Selim
Royal Artillery
Higgins
Aldrich
Royal Engineers
Mar Bey
Malta
Constantinople
C.F. Smarts
G.C.B
Admiralty
R. F. Stopford
Phenix
Charlotte
Beyrays
St. Jean d’Acre
Charlize
Powerful
Bellerophon
Hkevenge
Thunderer
Edinburgh
Benbow
Castor
Carysfort
Gorgon
Vesuvius
Strombolt
Phaniz
Bandeira
Walker
Princess Charmote
Princess Charlotte
Revenge
Pique
Napier
Charles F. Smith
Carystorf
Talbot
Wasp
Hazard
Baron Bandeira
Medea
Archduke Frederick
Lipsia
Walker Rey
Pheniz
Stromboli
Charles Smith
Koled
Admira
Hor
Jean d‘Acre
Royal Marine
Royal Marines
Earinburgh
F. D. Hastings Sighly
John Davis
Joseph Plimsoll
Henry Boys
Pigie
Arystart
G. B le Mesurier
Mer Tlenry Haseel
Mer Tlenry Haseel, Mate, Lightly. Seaman, Severely. Tecgus
Starine
Stcomaon
Phign
Vencrup
Ral Walker
Jevan Acar
Collier
Run
Toca Boxer
Caryster
Ates G Marti
Tasboe
Carrow
H.S
Wrugton
Hagart Seap
Hoo. C. Elliott
Was Beg
Manse
Henderson
Stegleri
W.shims
Tomeresem
Kiuttad
R. Hand Aavrian
Gurog
Tne
Uokphen
Cairo
Ibrahim Pasha
Levant
Dogerter de
Walta Times
Euphrates
Alexandria
Ith
Beyreut
Ibrabiat
Mehemet Ali
France Faces War Dilemma in Eastern Question Debate
In the French Chamber of Deputies discussion on the address, M Goiszot and colleagues urged restraint while defending May's cabinet. Critics warned England risks pushing France into conflict over treaties and influence in the East, urging an energetic but measured French policy to safeguard national honour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
England
Europe
Lord Palmerston
Fingland
Tsay
Syria
Egypt
Alexandria
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Marmora
Dardanelles
M. Glizot
Belgium
Holland
M. Thiers
East
Canning
Europol
Post
M. Goiszot
M. Canney
M. de Tocquiville
Fort
Mehemen
Frabee
Murfours
Dentel
M. Galst
M. Guigot
Comna
Ion
Eyate Ingberclublos
M. Jourraoy
Chamber
Prince Regent Reprimands Officers Over Challenge Incident
A Royal order from Horse Guards dated April 5 1819 erases Lieutenants Hasker and King from the army list for insulting and challenging their former commanding officer Lieutenant Frederick. Lieutenant Lambrecht on half pay is also named as equally culpable and to be erased. The Prince Regent condemns such conduct and warns officers that future challenges will meet royal displeasure. The Commander in Chief endorses the decision and commends Colonel Frederick for his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granls
Great Batainere
Messrs. Saunders and Odey
Conduit-street
Hanover-square
Old Bond-street
Old Jewry
E. Solomons
Anthony Carlisle
P.bs
Langhem-place
Benjamton
Brodie, Bart
F.R.S
F.R.S., &O., Saville Row. Sir‘ James B. Anderson
New Burlington-Street
James Johnson
Suffolk-place
Brinebey B. Cooper
New-street
Spring-gardens
G. Andrews
London Hospital
St. Helda’s-place
Te Copland Bay
Bulstrode-street
Manches
CraAston Key
St. Jehen's-place
Te Scott
New Brosd-street
J. B Aldis
Old Burlington-street
R. Keste
Albemarle-street
Titun Berry
Chester Terrace
Richard Middlemore
Temple-row
Birmingham
Jobo
Boden
Bath Lofrmary
Tweedy Joba Todd
Grand Parade
Brighton
Andrew Pummier
Old Steyne
Brawater
Seabrook
Key
Eye Infirmary
A.martin
Eng
Rochester
James
Saxony
Dresden
Profeteoga Charme
Kahl
Leipsic
Ocphiat
Dat Isingers
Hacsbure
James Mdonnell
M D
Belfast
Ireland
Woodroffe
Cork
de Faneben Au
Do. A. Ackey
Waterjcra
Podte St Sr
City
Tréland
Olddeawry
Piccadilly
Morse Cooper
Horse Guards
Thomas Hasser
Edward King
Jane
Frederick
Thomas Hasker
Prince Regent
Thomas Banker
Richard William Lambrecht
Therma Uis
Barer Cacveaz
Inquest On Daniel Eege Brunt Drowned In Surrey Canal
An inquest at Princess Charlotte heard Daniel Nicholas Eege Brunt aged 55 drowned himself in the Surrey Canal. Evidence showed he suffered business stress and mood decline, withdrew from church and family, and left home to go to the City. A hat and coat were found near the bank and his body recovered two feet from shore. Verdict: temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Susasi Canal
Yeserday
William Carter
Surrey
Princess ‘Charlotte
Albany Road
Cartocrwell
Daniel Nicholas Eegebrent
Surrey Canal
F. Eggebrecht
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Sacco
Aylesbury
Birmingham Rail
Riemineham
Ee Se
Ditta
T R. Creed
Bec
Egon Stason
Ilver Plate
Eiflibe
T. Cox Savory
T. Cox
Geldamith
Cornhill
Gracechurch-street
Pondanata
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Taviel’s
Rstra
Windsor and
Palm
Windsor
Rose
Barnes
Martin
New Slaughter
Mesars
Williams and
Messrs
Goss
Merridd
Ferialga
M.R.C
Caren
Paternoster Row
Ollivier
Pell-mall
Juat
William Macgillivray
M.A
Londen Ee
Rost Stopromn
RK. More (Ferrall, Esq
Edward Borer
Codrington
Rosext Stopford
N. More O' Ferrall
Esiy
Austrag
Purreeze
S. E. Petroni
J. Davenport
T.mo
Petroni
Corso Tdi Lingua Italiana
Hy J. Davenport
Dulac and Co
Soho Square
Boteniss
Maclachlan
Fae Nloumeapr
Lasendor
University of Oxford
Lord Killikelly
Abbott Lea XI
Th. L
Nolronian
Winddleas
Calder Campbell III
Mra. Abdy
Constantine
M.cassefigue
Songe
Spain
Mins
A. B. Macdonald
Progresa
Richard Tothill
Exeter
Chamber OF Deputies
Prince Alberts Hussars