Waterloo subscriptions and relief funds note 1815 report
A Waterloo subscription record from London Tavern lists totals of 195,876 172 for subscriptions and 149,060 reduced 3 percent annuities invested, with 60,260 3 percent Consols. June 28 1815 notes a general subscription opened to aid families of Waterloo officers and wounded. July 20 1815 records clergy collections for British and Prussian war sufferers with several parish donations listed.
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London Tavern
William Fraser
Richard Carr Glynn, Bart
Duke of Wellington
Alse
Prince Blucher
Newcastle Upon ‘Yyne
Westminster Waterloo Committee
Stev. J. Smith
Newcastle
James Potts
Corporation of
Ralph Atkinson
Walkers, Parker and Co
Winshipyuarle and Co
George Porster
Harle, Gothard and Co
John Renwick Bo
Locke, Blacket and Co
Francis Ewart ‘Challas James
Williamson
Surtees and Croser
Joseph Pollard
John Davidson
Johnson and, Co
Ogle
Loch, Witeu, and
Bell
Peters
Matty Plummer & Co
Armstrong, Thompson Alice
Monkhouse, Wright& Co
Anthony Hood & Co
Pravds and Co
W. Readhead & Co
Parish of Quainton, Vyne Iron Company
Bucks
Be Se
William
Ciapmans
Arderson
Hardwich
Loyd
The Duke of Cumberland and Princess de Salms Marriage
The article recounts the 1814 negotiations for the Duke of Cumberland to wed Princess de Salms, the Queen’s consent dated August 14, 1814, and a royal letter guiding the princess’s conduct in Britain. The marriage took place May 8, 1815, after which the Duke traveled to England without the Duchess while Parliament and military plans moved to counter Buonaparte. The Queen’s letter to the Mecklenburg Strelitz duke advised propriety and political caution.
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Princess de Salms
England
Salims
Germany
Great Britain
Buonaparte
Public Opinion on Buonaparte and Royal Authority Recalled
An official note from the Duc d Otrante discusses the state of public opinion regarding Buonaparte, the means of restoring the king's authority, and the need for conciliation, diplomacy, and cautious reform after the empire's collapse. It notes forged trust, the dangers of faction, and calls for pacification through measured actions by the Sovereigns and government.
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Paris
Bo Pn
Duc d Otrantey
Buonaparte
Europe
Grenoble
France
Congress
French Ministers Seek Stable Path to Restore France
The article discusses the new French Ministers and Chambers aiming to consolidate the monarchy, heal wounds from the revolution, and reassure both the nation and Allied powers. It praises prudent, moderate leadership over radical theories and hopes a healing parliament will stabilize Europe.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Hage
National’ Assembly
Constituent Assembly
Convention
Philospher
Legislative Assembly
England
France
Europe
Greenwich Magistrate explains circumstantial corrections at Witson warrant meeting
Mr Wittiams admits the meeting's state allowed some mistakes in the reporters' account of the protest against Witson. He notes alterations in the warrant when signed and describes informing Bicknell to recite magistrates' resolutions before finalizing the document.
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Williams
Moses
Witson
M&son
Bicknell
Paris Prefects urged to enforce order in troubled administration
The October 1515 Gazette of Vienna excerpts reveal the Interior Ministry in Paris urging prefects to uphold the Charter, oppose imposture, and expand vigilance. The missive stresses swift action against disturbances, loyalty to the King, and reporting misconduct to central authorities. It discusses political fears, ministerial firmness, and the balance between liberty and order in a volatile period.
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Viclence
Ministry OF the Interior
Tressen
Interior
Vaublanc
Sparta
Republicas Athens
Alcander
Buonaparté
Order
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