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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 08, 1815

Page

4

Grand Duchy exile tale of the Duke of Orleans in Switzerland

A British letter from Hamburg 1796 recounts the Duke of Orleans fleeing France after Louis XVI death. He journeyed to Switzerland with limited funds, lived in poverty, studied geometry, and taught in German at a Grisons college. He later left Robespierre era danger, sought North America, and expressed a desire to labor for independence.

Jouy Hn. S Duke of Orleans France Charles Fimperor Mons Switzerland Robespierre Louis Grisons Messrs. de Sulis Robe $Pierre North America Middle -of- Forests Genappe

Attachments to Animals in Paris Lives of Two Remarkable Characters

Two Parisians famed for animal bonds died years apart. One kept Guinea pigs and pigeons, ruined his fortune on stock, leaving no money for funeral costs. The other carried dogs in pockets and under arms, sharing bread and soup, guiding them on promenades, and kept them close even after blindness.

Paris Lee Preehold Trtheetree Tanoe Oxendon Market Haerough Northamptonshire Manchester Mail London Wim Warmiably Market Harborough Yomersetshire Puta Bligh Court of Chancery Francis Hogper Jasper Leigh Goodsvin Francis Paul Stratford Isq Wisty Dean and Chapter Bristol Stantonwick Stantondrew Somerset Me. Brodtus Lucas Eig Araf Ham Southampton Velnos Isaac Swainson Til Thomas Canhant Finch-street Sabo Rhmel Petersorgngh United Kingdom Swainson Frith-st? Soho Couhle Royal Colleges of London Dyburti Messrs Currie Caray Hatton Garden Irvine Blitton Garden

Robbery and a Boxing Match Highlight Seaford News

Three men Standley Jones and Webster were committed to Warwick for robbing John M Laughlin of 1052 10s by a staged gambling scam at the Royal Hotel Wolverhampton and a later brutal street exchange. A Colton Mill post boy fell from a horse while delivering mail, leaving bags safe. A Regent's Park boxing bout between Green and Shakespear ends with Shakespear the winner after a brutal 26th round.

Willian’ Standley William Jones John Webster Gaul John M‘laughlin Standley M‘laughlin Royal Hotel Jones M*laughlin Iriemman Fehmed Webster M ‘Laughlin Laushlin M Laughlin Warwick Colton Mill Staffordshire Rugeley Regent’s Park James Green Richard Shakespear Shakespear Green

Catholic of the Church of England objects to Papal label

A correspondent writes to the editor criticizing the Journal for using the exclusive term Catholic for Papists. He argues this concedes too much to the Papists and assaults the principles of the reformed Churches. The letter concludes with the signer’s claim as a Catholic of the Church of England.

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Madras and Bengal Appointments Almanac

India announces a slate of colonial postings in Madras and Bengal. Appointments include William Harington as Postmaster General and Government Lotteries supervisor, John Mackerrell and W A Fraser in external commerce and legal roles, and several zilla court register positions. Additional entries cover colonial judges, police, cadet ranks, and resignations, with General Orders praising Dr Ainslie’s 27 years of service. Java postings list D Ainshe as Probolingo president and other colonial officials.

Madras Wiliam Harington John Mackerrell W. A. Fraser Maddopallam H. W. Kensington Zilla Court of Chinwleput F. Ar. Bruce Zillah Court of Cuddapah C. Bird Zillah Court of Vizagapatam Robert Andrews Court of Appeal Peter Cherry Garris Thomas Galagan Zulah Court of Masukatam W. Langford Ainslie Charles Muxcune 9Th Regiment of Native Infantry George John Horn 5Th Regiment of Native Infantry Europe Java D. Ainshe Probolingo Bali W. Ainshe Samarang W. Davies Probelingo A. Loudon J. Sehkill Methven Bairengorg Iarles

Births Notice From Royal Military College and Other Homes

Birth notices list several royal and noble families: on Monday at Sandhurst the Lady of Capt Abraham has a daughter. at Edinburgh the Lady of Major General Sir John Oswald Bt C B has a daughter. at Dover Mrs John Alford has a daughter. at Brighton the Lady of Sir Loftus Griay has a daughter. at Paris the Right Hon Lady Frances Wedderburn Webster has a son and heir.

Royal Military College, Sandhurst Abraham Ndinburgh John Oswald Dover John Aliford Brighton Loftus Griway Earl of Mountnorris Paris Fran ‘Ces Wedderburn Webster

Notable Marriages and a Death in 19th Century Notices

Warnings of engagements include a solicitor from Covent Garden to Miss Davies of Chirk and a forthcoming marriage for William McInerheny of the Adelphi to Miss De Lohery of New Road. Aged 88, George Gunstow Esquire dies at Ashford Middlesex. Mrs Despard, widow of Colonel Despard, noted at Somers Town.

Warried Chirk Denbighshire Tamilton Henrietta-street Covent-garden Ais. Davies William M'Inerheny Adelphi Miss De'Lohery New Road Ashford Middlesex George Gunstow Somers ‘Town Despard Colonel Despard Uckinghamshire Sherrington County of Bucks Sheffin,ton Farny Bedford Northampton New Port Poynell Olney Adam Murray St. Martin's-lyne Rintoul Serriington Wvnsion House London Uoon Marsion Allie Murray Symonds Inn Sewell Thetford Norfolk Soutampton Meccy Southmpton Wouldham Vooo Acres Charles Laricon Rochester Ywhote Wouldhan Downs George Guy Louse Medway Mochester Maidstone Dean and ‘Chapter of Messrs. Simmons Acesters Foxney Uray’s Sittingboeurtve Canterbury Princips Anction Mart E. Brenchiey Sittinghourne Simmons de Lackin

Sales of Estay Hs Landon Reported

Printed by B. Pesway Ay and published by J. P. WANLISS, the notice records land sales at Estay HS Landon. The fragment cites publishing details and local involvement in the transaction.

Estay HS

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