Paris Newsreel Details Vast French War Preparations
Paris reports reveal fortresses from Dunkirk to the Alps armed and provisioned, with inundation sluices readied and entrenchments in Vosges, Jura, and the Alps. French armies, guards, and naval crews mobilize, Lyons and Paris fortified, levy organized, and national spirit urged to defend the state.
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Paris
Dunkirk
Charlemon
Mormale
Argoné
Lorraine
Vosges
Alsace
Jura
Alps
Somme
Guise
la Fere
Vitry
Soissons
Chateau
Brotteau
la Guillotiere
Saone
Rhone
Pierre-en-Lise
St. Jéanyon
Saune
Lyons
Pont St. Esprit
North
the Moselle
the Rhine
Chambery
Antibes
Pyrenees
Perpignan
Britanny
Normandy
Limousin
Alfort
Alfort School
Plytechnic School
St. Cyr
Foot Artillery
Partisans
Free Corps
Messin
Branche Comte
Burgundy
Damphing
Picandy
Chalons Sur Saoue
Tournus
St. Jean de Losne
Marine
Dugayeux
Allis
France
Verdon
Frche
Compte
Binghindy
Anyonnois
Tas
Manfredonia
Naples
Bayonne
Bidassoa
Spain
Iran
Madrid
Movement in the South fuels fear with 600000 guards armed
The article discusses a civil unrest movement in the South tied to the Duke d Angouleme, noting over 600000 national guards armed with muskets after distrust in the late government. It cites French manufactories and Paris workshops boosting muskets and cast plating, while reporting Neapolitan and Italian theater actions.
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Paris
Neapolitan War News From Italy And Central Europe
Dispatches report Naples occupied by English and Sicilians as Austrian forces advance toward Rome Romagna and Naples. Murat’s retreat harmed by 6,000 Austrian Hussars and 22,000 Neapolitans. Neapolitan army rife with dissatisfaction while Italians suffer requisitions and looting.
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Promaitaly
Duke of
Modena
Murat
Hussars
England
Italy
Sicily
Jolachim
Jerome
Buonapirte
Caracosa
al ‘Muarat
Naples
Frankfort
Gazete
Narrative of the Duke D'Angouleme Letter from Leme Barcelona
Extract from a letter by the Duke d Angouleme dated Barcelona April 18. He states he has arrived and done all within his power and will report to the recipient in a concise message.
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Bares
Italy
Gazette de France
Aricdnd
Apilig
Neapaitah
Joachim
Cesend
Naples
Padua
Front Italy
Cesena
Mobigliawa
Forli
Filangieti
Gez
France
Barcelona
d’Angoifeste
Bilboa
Brussels
Duke of Wellington
Prince Blacher
Liege
M. Reider
Sienna
Modena
Spiiemberto
Hussars
Lichtenstein
Count Nepping
Carpi
Lieutenant Bianchi
Phe Ieee
D'Angous “Leme
Exton’s
Cornhill
Coveritrye
Miles
Oxford Street
I Tetearty
Great Britain
Royal Exchange
London Assurance Corporations
French retreat and capitulation during 1815 convention
Fragment recounts campaigns in France with Valence Isere operations, detachments, and evacuations. Describes capture and imprisonment at Pont St Esprit, negotiations with General Gilly, and final departure for Marseille. Ends noting the 1815 treaty terms and tax schedule excerpts.
Goldsmith v Goldsmith Trusts Allow Marriage Proposed
In the law report a trustee group under Mr. Goldsmith backs a potential marriage for his daughter. Most trustees consent. one abstains. The chancellor rules a silent trustee cannot approve and directs referral to the Master to inquire into propriety and proceed upon suitable settlement.
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Goldsmith
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