God is published Part V of Delineations of Southern Coast
Publication notice lists engravers Rel VOR and COOKE from J. M. Turner drawings, with printers and publishers in London addresses including Albemarle Street Cornhill Royal Exchange Harley Street York Place and Penitville.
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England
W. Rel Vor
G. Cooke
J. M. Weturner
John Murray
Albemarle-streets
A. Arch
Cornhill
J. M. Richardson
Royal Exchange
Lie
Harley-street
W.B. Cooke
York-place
Pentonville
Ato
Lewa
Welling
Peter Flemeng
Longman
Hurst
Rees
Orme
Brown
Taylor
High Houlburn
Hunter
St. Paul's Churchyard
Price
Royal
India
Chalmers
Oxford
University
COL. & Leges
Cambridge
G. Dyer
A. B
Emmanuel College
Rees, Orme
Sherwood, Neely
Jones
Paternoster Row
London
Deighton and Sons
Orme and Brown
Paterfoster-row
British Gallery
New Bond-street
WM. Kirby
Boa
Fb. S
Wald Spence
Inquest Brings Verdict of Insanity for Mr Wait
Testimony from J Wilshire and Mr Holland portrays months of mounting derangement prior to the Dover Street inquest. The private secretary and John Weir corroborate the scene of the fatal act, a throat cut and a severed mind. The jury returns a verdict of insanity as Wait’s brain is studied by Sir Henry Haltonrp.
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Ofythe
Esgl Cdroner
Dover Street
J. Wilshire
Josq
Jie
Hertfordshire
Mr. Whitbread
Whitbread
Howavar
Mr.w
Wilshire
Atlhig
Holland
Mr. W
Deury Lane ‘Theatre
Cavendish Bradshaw
Jase Persch
John Weir
Waitareap
Henry Harronrp
Biggleswade
Bedfordshire
Arrival of Marquis of Ajigleser in town after wound
The Marquis of Ajigleser arrived in town yesterday between three and four, four days after a dangerous amputation from a battle wound. He traveled by Admiralty yacht to Burlington Gardens and was escorted through Westminster by cheering crowds to Uxbridge House, with dignitaries and light horsemen aiding his passage. He wore no fever or fatigue and was warmly welcomed by supporters along the route.
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Westminster Bridge
Carridjte
Park
St. James’ S-Street
Uxbridge-House
Burlington
Storey
Return of a War Hero to his Home
His gallant conduct has touched the country and the warm welcome he received back to his home is described. Marquis and Marchioness attended with his son the Earl of Uxbridge, Berkeley Paget, and three aides-du-camp. The Prince Repent sent Colonel Bloomfield to inquire after his health and congratulate him on his safe return and his exalted fame.
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Marquis
Earl of
Bloomfield
Allied Armies Advance After Napoleon Abdication News
Reports from Paris and Swiss centers describe Allied forces driving French units across the Rhine and into Saare valley. Napoleon’s abdication is confirmed and armistice proposals are rejected as German, Austrian, and Russian troops press toward Nancy and other key points.
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Spires
Upper Rhine
Saare
Nancy
Vesoul
Prince Wrede
Gerera Menage
Prince of
Lambert
Sts Avold
Courcelles
Nied
Marshah
Putelange
Morange
Prince Charles of Bavaria
Fort Masal
Basle
Rheinfeld
Lecourbe
Bourglibre
Burgfeld
Neudorf
Iuningen
Count Colloreda
Befort
Montbelliard
Hohenzollern
Colmar
Geneva
Chosore
Arve
Savoy
Gex
Lyons
Hermance
Douaine
St. Julien
Annecy
Brussels Papers Report Siege News and Paris Plot
July 3 dispatches describe Prince of Conde marching to Paris with his household, 700000 Allied troops in France, Douay and Conde surrender, and Valencia nnes siege actions. Burgundian counts warn officials and urge martial law as Paris yields and Bourmont proclaims crackdown on rebellion.
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Brussels
Prince of Cande
Paris
England
Bruges
Sauipre
Francy
Douay
Conde
Bouchain
Barnes
Duke of Wellington
Valenciennes
Uat Town
Federés
Lois XVIII
Lenhs
Prince of Conde
France
Buonaparte
Count Bourmont
Louis XVIII
Sas
Extraordinary Commandant Urges Loyalty to King in Name of Ring
The Extraordinary Commandant for the Xin OW Military Division calls for preserving faithful subjects from the malevolence of Brown’s accomplices. He stresses duty and unity under the king as the anti Brown faction moves to suppress dissent.
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Ives
Longman
Hurst Kees
Orme
Brown
Patege Nostererows
British Gallery
New Bond-street
Edinburgh
Francé
Biographie Dlodyrne
Bengs
Naparte
Wirtus
Nowth
Pas Des Calais
Thie Xin
Browoe We
Paris and Allied Forces Hold The Line During Morning Engagement
Morning reports from the front describe English and Prussian forces facing French positions near Meudon and Issy. Cavalry advances and a sedan flag atop village steeples signal a tense stand, then suspensions of hostilities and mutual toasts precede negotiations.
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Paris
Cinenefe
Meudon
Verrivees
Angres
Issy
Champ de Mars
Seine
Eflemp
Chaillot
Ghent
Monsieur
National Guard
Theis Coe
Skylia
Wall
Buonaparté
Ingland
Chamber of Representaniiey
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Bowles
Murray
Albemarle-street
Ames Hogg
John ‘Murray
Winckawood
Sxene Queen’ & Wake
William- Herbert
Tn Srna
Lord Byron
Ealin
Lora Byron
Bulmer
Aeriga
Difé
Bark
Foolscap &Vo
ROBERT _ ; SOUTHEY
Longman, Hurst, Tees
Ormo
Brown, Batérnorterrow
Lumetick
Keha
Madoc
Thulaba
Arc
Isi
Matthew Weld
Arts Stonges Esq
Longman, Horse
Abctore
Jacobu
Gregory
M.D. Olim
Mead
John Fairbairn
Longman, Fursty Rees,Orme
Pater- Hester-row
W. Kirby
Switzerland
James Montgomery
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme
Amt Brown
Pater- Tosterrow
New Bond-atreet
Montgomery
Calve
Edward Grangiers
Royal East
Efarst
Grawa
Paow
Olus Marquis
Weissemburg
Prince of Wurtemberge
Rhine
Strasburg
Frankfort, Suly
Wrede
Free Corps
Europe
Saargemuind
Panis
Bianchi
5 Fanand
Capua
Ulil Ducass
Hocheuls
Cherbourg
Napolesh
Chartes
Vendome
Chateau
Malmaison
Marshal Massena
Fountrys
Ruel
Trusslans
Loire
Marts
Versailles
Ts Np
Meaux
Langres
Wrede Weas
Ae Incrion
Maubeuge
Deputies
Calamni
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