A Catalogue of Travels and Political Speeches
An 19th century ad listing volumes on travel down the Danube to Constantinople by Edmund Spencer, and a Westminster election item featuring speeches and letters for Sir F Burdett. Also promotes medical ethics and debility guides by Goss & Co with multiple city and bookseller references.
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Danube
Vienna
Constantinople
Black Sea
Edmund Spencer
Germany
Henry Colburn
Great Marlborough Street
London Morning Journal
Aru
Goss
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dublin
Sherwood and Co
Paternosterrow
Prince’s-street
Soho
Catherine-street
Strand
Porter
Grafton-street
Trongate
Calton-street
Goss and Co
Lancaster-place
London
Versailles Museum of Louis Philippe Recreates French History
The Versailles museum project under Louis Philippe assembles a sweeping chronicle of France from Clovis to 1830, restoring palaces and galleries with new ornament and relics while preserving diverse periods and figures, including Charles X and Pompadour.
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Versailles
Louis XV
France
Venice
Napoleon
Louis Philippe
Egypt
Clovis
Madame de Pompadour
Louis XIV
Louis XLV
Louis XVI
Repub
Louis XVIII
Charles X
Charles V
Francis I
Pope Leo
Richelieu
Newton
Descartes
Alfieri
Corneille
St. Denis
Empire
Murat
Museum of
Duke of Orleans
Britain
Scotland
Irelland
Germany
Great Britain
Battle Reports Across Catalonia and Basque Fronts
Telegraphic dispatches from June recount Barons de Meer and Cabrera commanding forces along the Segre and Noguera Rivers with engagements near Isona and Balaguer. Carlists suffer heavy losses while Christians claim several thousand troops. strategic movements include Oran’s return to Saragossa and preparations to receive the Protector at Sassona as tensions rise toward Barcelona.
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Baron de Meer
Centre
Isona
Carlos
Santa Maria de Meya
Pons
Remp
Davita
Juve
Bayonne
Forte-Bains
Sassona
Catalonia
Barcelona
Upper
Arragon
Noguera
English Legion in Spain Faces Pay and Morale Concerns
A correspondent reports on the proposed English Legion in Spain amid arrears, pay delays, and morale issues. Officers fear a small force, while hope rests on British government funding and secure pay to sustain discipline and legitimacy.
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America
Rostrum
Union
Washington
Administration
South
Mobile
New England
Wilds
Atlantic
Miss Martineau
ST. Sebastian
Jesus the Loth
St. Giles’s
Gay
England
Spain
Evans
France amnesty linked to Baron D Hausses trial risk
Report notes that ministers moved to issue a quick pardon when they learned the ex minister planned to seek a trial before the Court of Peers. Le Bon Sens claims D Haussez was in Paris pursuing his own request. Bank of France stock fell sharply after directors supported American banker Welles, sliding 30 francs and then 22 francs more.
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Baron D'Hausses
Europe
le Bon Sens
M. D’haussez
Paris
Bank of France
Welles
Paris Fetes Show Elaborate Garden Festivities and Games
Paris crowds fill the Champs Elysees for celebratory fêtes mirroring the 1835 three days of July. Booths offered gingerbread, sweets, lotteries, and gambling games while artillery and mock sieges entertained spectators. A live rat shooting was noted as recent but likely curtailed by police order. The Duke of Orleans’s display featured a simulated citadel attack and explosion.
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Paris
Tuileries
Champs Elystes
Great Road
Fieschi
Antwerp
St. Laurent
Duke of Orleans
Champ de Mars
Innette
Chaillot
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N.B
Great Western Railway Company
Cornhill
Chae
Saunders
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Junius
York Chambers
St. James's Street
A. B. Savory and Sons
Goldsmiths
the Bank
Ayeshire
Coilsfield
Ayr
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Cals
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Signet
Richardson and Connell
Fludger-street
George Johnston
Redburn Cottage
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Baron Dupustren
Young
Eld
Hegent-street
Baron Dupuytren
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Birmingham
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Brighton
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Bristol
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Broadstairs
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Cambridge
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Canterbury
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Chetham
James Knight
Cheltenham
Daniel Gibbon
Dover
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King's Arms Library
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Rainy
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Pope
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Little Eating
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Caroline-street
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Hatton-garden
Rowland
Victoria
Ty Russ and Sons
Dishopsgate-street
Naples
MR. Nicholson
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Madame Grisi Williging Mercadante
Andronico
Opera
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Assandi
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7Th
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Peter Simple
Liverpool Mail
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Syria
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Pardoe
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Mary Roberts
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C. Bradley
Hamilton, Adams, and Co
Paternoster Row
Hatchard and Son
Clatham
Ngh Wycombe
Waterloo
Jones
J. Booth
Duke-street
Portland-place
Uncle Philip
Peter Parley
Thomas Tegg and Son