Public notices and Victorian wares in Oxford Street and Regent Street
A long OCR fragment lists stoves at COTTAM and HALTEN'S MANUFACTORY, price details, and advertisements for lens makers, waterproof coats, garnments from the Bay, prize cups, plate glass, and various goods. It mentions ARGYLL ROOMS, Hudson's brew, hotel notices, and publishers promotions with names and addresses across London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottam and
Halten'stmaufactory
Wiesley-street
Oxford- Streat
C. Linpitas
Nace Hotel
Ea England
Dellies M. D
George-street
Weatcree
Sigmon
Audleysee Kode
Bergeon
Manchester-street
Mansquare
Caen
Sargeon
Harleyford-place
Ken
Thie Daly Badoe
New Broad-street
Newington-place
Reerick
Upper
Govwer-street
Noble
Alberharls-strest
Dancan
Leadenhall-street
Pegiasie
Williansiroxt
Argyll Rooms
Rei “Street
Hudson's Nore
Ates
Audson's Bay
Ray Baye
Fred Ptiptes
Dresmes
Regent-street
Hudson’s Bay
the Duchess of Kent
Hudson's Bay
London
T. Cox Bavory’s
Goldsmith and Watchmaker
Cornhill
Gracechurch Street
France’s East Policy Debates In October 1830 Chamber
In the French Chamber of Deputies discussion on Oriental affairs, M Thiers and others defend France’s policy to preserve Constantinople while opposing a single power protectorate. They recount Anglo French diplomacy, Vienna talks, and the July treaty, arguing Britain pressured France and that France was duped by Lord Palmerston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Deputies
M. Bauzet
G Ciixot
Porelen
Marshal Soult
Duperré
Alecussion
Betn
Merstial Soors
Ogatell
Gatt
Blaraba
Cornell
Henee
France
Egypt
Constantinople
Syria
Engiland
Europe
England
Great Britain
Russia
M. Tuas
Aioe
Lord Palmerston
Soulh
Hagland
Thiers
Vienna
M. Thiers
Porte
Acre
Austria
Brance
Canning
Rogland
Bern
Guigat
Palmerston
Prussia
Andear Por
Sint Paimanton Semelay
Mekchemet Ali
Teasty
Gelsot
ML Guizot
London
Diplomacy on Eastern Affairs and Palmerston Policies
A historical dispatch from Lord Palmerston to France dated July 17 proposes joint coercive action against the Pasha in Syria and blind pursuit of a united fleet approach to Constantinople if the Sultan refuses, while France seeks prior permission and a peaceful settlement. Despatches show France gaining the right to enter the Dardanelles with Sultan’s approval, aligning with Mehemet Ali’s settlement efforts and England’s shifting support as France advances its aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
Constantinople
Dardanelles
France
Tenedos
Goddénly
Hussia
Bonthyays
Alexandria
Mehemet Ali
England
Heraid
Dupein and Thiers Fight in Parliament Sparks Bitter Exchange
The National notes violent clashes between M Dupin and M Thiers during a committee discussion on the address. Dupin accuses the late ministry of arming for contracts and public foods, while Remusat and Thiers defend their positions in a tense exchange. A later salon confrontation prompts threats of police action. The report also cites a Bordeaux letter accusing Thiers of duplicity and a French court martial trial of two artillerymen in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Dupin
M. de Remusat
M. Remuusat
M. Dupin
M.dupin
M. Thiers
Stock Exchange
Paris
Tm. Fonfrede
Courrier de Bordeaux
M. de Walewaki
Foreign Office
Mehemet Ai
Alexandria
Taurus
Constantinople
France
Bombardment and Capture of St Jean d Acre
Malta dispatch describes the fall of St Jean d Acre to allied fleets led by Admiral Stopford. British losses are light. Egyptian losses heavy. Action features Admiral Walker and Commodore Rapier. 3,000 prisoners and vast stores taken. shore forces land to secure Syria coast. Details cited from Phoenix and other ships with orders to assault Acre.
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Malta
Phoenix
St. Jean d'Acre
Levant
Europe
St. Jean d
Accre
Admiral Stopford
Sir Robert
Eeeere Revere
Phenix
Commodore Rapier
Walker
Syria
Acre
Nelson
England
Walker Bey
le Mesurier
Talbot
Princess Charlotte
Powerful
Thunderer
Benbow
Revenge
Edinburgh
Bellerophon
Hne
Castor
Pique
Carysfort
Wasp
Hazard
Aloops
Gorgon
Vesugius
Stromboli
Pheonix
Beyrout
Abe
Constantinople
Lord Ponsonby
Admiralty
Acrewaa
C. F. Smith
R.E
Vesuvius
Thanderer
Inburgh
Guerriera
Medea
Sir Charles Smith
Phannix
Phosnix
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Saoron
Avery
Larrying
Ieee
Teoulog NE
Baturdey
Tomvery
Oval Exchange Assurance Office
Corto
Royal Exchanea-Assurance
Agenera
Ssid Corporating
Lombard-street
Root of
Thames Tooke
Beumian Wiill
Green
Reddy Foe
Ss. Plsce
Blackfianara
Loodday
Boraby Iet
HALE
General Court
CE Ee Et More
Holden Rathak
David Foggo
Fovincial Bank OF Ireland
Old
Branti-street
Wright and CO
Bank of Ireland
Spooner
New Zealand
Court of Directors
Dsre Woy J Ward
Mote
API Prominm
Gota
Pered
Oor
Bonaa
Boras
Alaretp
Bonas
Asylum Life Office
Savory and Sons
Cog Bank
Prinsellers
Cla
Hin
Denbighabie
Seana
Venhigh
R. le Williams
Nirmary
Y.onbe
Denbigh
Robert
Roberts
Tofirmary
Agaratreat
West Strand
Red
E. L. Bulwen
Haymarket
Lyons
C. Saunders and
Otley
Conduit-atrest
George Stephen
Milan
Lord Ohn
Russell
Society For the Civieization of
Afri
Sir George
Stephen
Ssonders
Quey
Publighora
Conduit-street
LAW
Teddy
Sama
Empton Mercury
Fenders
Fléetiatrest
Pilkington
Bro
Prige
Poe
Cimsbae
Matthew Pilkington
Ae Mt
Wi ‘ Upton
Bistoricsl
Ucals
The
British School
Allan Cungham
NING _ benders
Hémea
Cheapaidd
Mathemaiich
Suteereord
Royal Thities Academy
Edie Rosheristy
Royal Military Academy
Fiona Marheriattics
Charing Faston
Oey Dwar Biddter
Mathematical School
Royal Hospitals
Gresnwich
Thomas Tegg
Cheapside
Poeto
M. Guizot
M Guizot
M. Cocheret
Loddon
Murmors
M.’Perier
Lord Palmerstut
M. Dupin and
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