Secret Letters from Saint Helena Letters Revealed
An extract of a fictional correspondence attributed to Madame Bertrand recounts Napoleon's capture at St Helena. The letter reveals plots to use trusted lines of communication with Europe and America, covert finance, and plans to influence key figures, including a cousin, while detailing surveillance methods and cipher strategies. The tone echoes a melodramatic prison memoir with operatic intrigue and imagined confidants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaanat
Mos
London
Miny
M.S
Haute
Mapoleon
Bank of
Londay
Caroline
America
France
Napoleon
Cambaceres
Caulincourt
Maret, &c
Westphalia
St. Helena
East Indies
Belfast Academyship Education System Described
A detailed notice outlines the Belfast Adademic Institution the school and college sections, daily routines, classical and mathematical curricula, and examination practices. It covers boarding, instructors, exam medals, language instruction Greek Latin Hebrew and modern subjects, with plans for botany and political economy and notes on the admiral’s cruise and plague precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Trelunei
Luscombe
Elwede
Trinity Gallege
Christos
Midsiiien
Aigtésk Sefton
Hermes
Harris
Dinversidny
Parley
Abar DE Condibdlac
Eccler
la Grange
Continent
Vince
Woodhouse
Ivory
Leslie
Trinity College
Exchyles
Acistophanes
Aristotle
Plagius
Martial
Quintilia
Munis
Clive
Hite
Liege
Pitagerdld
Frey
Parkhurst
Aiso
Irish County Election Reflections and Victory Speech
A detailed account of a county election in Ireland describing the canvass by General Mathew and Lord Viscount Cater. It notes their speeches praising liberty, Catholic Emancipation, parliamentary reform, and opposition to ministerial control. Crowds responded with support as result declared, with celebrations and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County OF Tipper
the Wood Airlaee Wits
Caton
Barton
Bin
Ai Vther
Dart
Cligh Sherif
Tennetry
Hastings
Viscount Cater
Montague Mathew
Cane
Rope
William Pitt
Wellington
France
Piv
Sydney
Hampton
Russel
Dan
Geveral Maritien
Francis Burdett
Sir Francia
Ward
Clin
William
Eliogarty
Bonaparte
warmArte
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Pitt
Liv
Enthusiagmn
Barmape
Bonaparte Entering Rome as Senator Amid Pageantry
A correspondent recounts Lucien Bonaparte's entry into Rome as senator. The four o’clock procession from the Prince's palace moved to the Quirinal and Capitol with guards, cavalry, and adorned wagons. Bonaparte wore scarlet and gold, bowed to crowds, and spectators cheered from scarlet-decked streets as palaces illuminated and fireworks erupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Bonaparte
Italy
Rome
Quirinal
bin Houdess
Thome
Weather register notes varied June to July temperatures
A Dublin weather column reports Regintor of the Weather and notes a mix of warm spells near Dublin while other regions faced cold or piercing conditions. The register records daily temperatures from Monday to Saturday with many days showing sun or cloudy and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Helfast
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madame Bertrand
Troliey
Erfurt
Europe
Retham
Labedovere
Elizabeth
Mary Stuart
Joe Abe
Atlantic
Jouney
Cartge Wopolson
Brace
Scotland
Eoghaid
Kaygland
Voltaire
Napor
Nise
Eagland
Cibraltat
Paris
Porio
le Benjamin Hallowell
Catd
Lee
Mediterranean
Paorqimrfons
Thuir Glice 18
Meubalrevet
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