Bonaparte interview reveals a constitutional path for France
The document recounts Benjamin Constant’s interview with Napoleon Bonaparte at the Tuileries. Bonaparte argues the people support him, favors liberty and a free press in principle yet seeks a constitutional framework, peace through victory, and a government balancing popular sovereignty with strong leadership, while noting distinct risks and the need for national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Constant
Paris
Chamber of de- Patied
Baraparte
Elba
Thuilleries
Bonaparte
Jong
France
Montmorencies
Rohans
Benuvans
Mortemarts
Steed
Phoe
Perpereur
Bove Velans
Tans
Cy Tant
Napoleon
Lord Castlereagh
Aridine
Ilba
Europe
Oneruntays
Dublin
Catholic Sub Sheriffs Debate in Penal Law Tone
The author argues Catholics can be Sub Sheriff and condemns anti Catholic bias in Penal Laws. He reviews Statutes, including 1703 and 1705 provisions, noting the practical implications and urging fair construction while highlighting bigotry in enforcement and lingering discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
Treth
Ivo
Bart
Sherif
Cai
Falar
Rumored Political Moves Describe Royal Succession Contingencies
Extract from St Helena letter discusses heirs and seat in Commons, with names such as Lord Londonderry and Lord Stewart. Mentions Elphinstone and Sir Evan Nepean succession rumors, and a plan related to Croker and Ivan Nepean. Also reports Windsor Castle etiquette and royal household moves involving the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Sophia, plus a proposed marriage involving the Earl of Miltuch and a wealthy daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issea
Kong
Londonderry Town
Perage
Lord Stewart
Commons
Croker
Ivan Nepean
Elphinstone
Humaelf
Evan
Bambay
St. Hlena
St. Helena
Naval Farm
England
Windsor
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
Hanover
Sophia
Cambridge House
Aadley-street
Duke of York
Augusta
Frognare
Dlaun
Wortemberg
Earl
Miltuch
Shufina
Ted Tha
AGRICULTURE NOTES AND FARMER PRACTICES OF THE ERA
The excerpt discusses tenancy duties and protections, including notice for resumption, rent adjustments, and improvements funded by tenants under landlord consent. It then shifts to practical garden guidance, detailing crops, planting times, and cultivation methods for a British climate, with emphasis on potatoes onions clover and greens, and advice on trenching, staking, and weed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya' Notles
Matahea
Jair
Beutdh Agric
Inia
Sumner
York
Dily
Wende
Boeing
Lisbon
Cantle-yard statue to memory of the late King
A handsome statue is to be erected in Cantle-yard York in memory of the late King by a county subscription. The notice lists advertisements and subscriptions channels in Dublin and various addresses for payment and arranging advertising.
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Duke of Kent
Lancer
India
Price
Henrietta-street
Covent Garden
Schumacher
Troval
Copenhagen
Denmark
Itjelm
Namur
Dinant
Paris
la Plante
Meuse
Stapleaux
Datilleux
Jamaica
Wilkie
Jor Wilkie
92D Regiment
George Ball
Drogheda Journal
Rport
Aed
St. Patrick’s
Dublin
Patrick’s
Ballymooe
Rascomnon
Simpson
Line
Sam Gazette
Court of Exchequer
London
Walter Dolnan
Wii
Daffurn
Edward Crown
William Goodchild
James Houlton
Robert Guilder
William Higgenson
Appar
Goold
Gooldrick
Maxwell
Dartmoor Forest
Childeens
Lis
Archpistrony
Canterbury
Pall-mall
Secwty
Thessis Regiment of Foot
Shriwsbury
Ptyinewth
York
Thair OlFoe
K. Duwmenx, and Co
Gewers Advertising
Aus
Lower
Suchville-atreet
Ney Rae Coos
Warwickestreet
Warmica
Vda
Dessay Jeonsan
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Poquahneky
Wali
New England
Clifford
Stephen’s Green
Ireland
Petrie
Juba
Bel Olojog
M. Carto Fea
le Notizte del
Giorno
Cierro
Vatican
M. Angelo Mai
Fea
John
Chartres
Sntisbacy
Salisbury
St. Trexettin
Salishary
Cicero
Macx
Payne
Bundatreet London
la Beaume
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