Subscription for Waterloo Sufferers Relief Declares Large Total
A London parish subscription drive to aid British and allied troops at Waterloo reports receipts up to October 25 totaling £167,570 3s 6d. Church and parish collections, house to house efforts, and loans at 5 percent funded the effort. Subscriptions continue from Westminster to Scotland and England, with numerous parishes contributing and promises of further funds from British factories, colonies, and overseas presidencies.
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The Blackheath Pedestrian Ends Remarkable Run
Wilson the Pedestrian did not complete his 750th mile until twenty minutes before six yesterday morning. He faced harsh interference from Wellington-area rusfians and police, but with support from Mr. Stephenson and Mr. Whittle he finished the last mile in fourteen and a half minutes. He rested four and a half hours at Mr. Dyer’s, then was escorted by constables toward custody at Greenwich, with further pursuit and diversions before final custody was arranged at the Heath.
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Dyer
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Licas
Greenwich
Croomb’s Hill
Constable
Williams
Lucas
Green Man Inn
Blackheath
Kent
Dr. Watson
Burney
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Arthur Onslow
Col. Jones
Jas. Rice Williams
Geo
Trenchard Goodenough
John Mason
Rich. Smith
Mitre Tavern
George Wilson
Kd Smith
J.R. Williams
Chas. Burney
William Wilson’s arrest disrupts ambitious walk event at Blackheath
An extended report details George Wilson’s ambitious one thousand mile walk and the mounting crowd at Blackheath, the constables’ warrant, a summoned magistrate, and the failed attempt to arrest him. It notes bets voided after magistracy disruption and Wilson’s condition while under mounting public pressure.
Inauguration Speech of the King at Brussels
The Belgian king speaks before the States General at the hotel of the States General after a royal procession. He praises union of provinces, references Charles V and William I, urges cooperation, unity, and liberty. He notes commerce, religion, and peace, and hopes for a prosperous monarchy guided by trusted leadership. Count de Thiennes replies with congratulations.
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General Assembly
Netherlands
Charles the Fifth
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Ear ‘ 'Aa
Aera
Deis
Hanpy
Count de Thiennes
French Papers Report Turmoil in Nismes Vannes and Brest
Reports from Nismes describe crowds returning home after agitation with limited disorder as authorities restore order. In Vannes vagabonds calling themselves royal volunteers caused alarm but left the town after prudent measures. Brest carries a letter from General Tarentzien praising the royal army’s service and pledging to restrain troops from Brittany fronts.
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Wurtemberg
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Denmark
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de Sol de Greselles
Britanny
Britany
Count Tauentzily
Alsace Inhabitants and Postwar Paris News 1815
Strasbourg dispatch reports Alsatians urged perseverance in French loyalty after the Rhine army disbanded. Paris notes banishment for Catherine Gervais and J. P. Feuillet for sedition at the Court of Assizes. Reports on Murat in Bastia, and a grand Hanoverian army review in Paris with 65,000 troops.
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Murat
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Duke of Alton
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