Literary intelligence on Boulogne invasion plans and British defenses
The piece discusses an imagined 1800s invasion of England from Boulogne, detailing sea defenses, gunboats, coastal fortifications, and the British fleet's readiness. It weighs strategic options, including an Ireland landing, and compares Napoleon’s campaigns to Britain’s naval mastery and later military reforms after Trafalgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dapin
England
Great Britain
Boulogne
Kinglaod
Ail Che Dracs
Athintic
Cotoeted Chom
Virco
Lloyd
Lali
Garteh
Hellapolis
Hohenlins
Marengo
Boulyzue
Bylougne
Downs
Spithend
The
Nore
Admiralty
London
Phatut
Abuukir
Trafalgar
Bonaparte
Egypt
Italy
Ireland
Landias
Tus Bay
Galway
Atiernberke
Wheel
Winig
Mackab
Venter
Villeneuve
Helen Joane
Tad
Villenieve
Hanover
Holland
Enuhegn
Buch
Munich
Lone
Dale
Higgenius
Cithapus
Trish
Austerlitz
France
Spain
Corunna
Portugal
Agsterlitz
Jena
Greeks in Exile and Greek Learning Across Europe
A detailed review of a Paris published memoir on European Turkey’s populations, praising Greek resilience under Ottoman rule. It traces Greek linguistic and educational progress from Venice printing to Mount Athos, Vienna, and Paris, highlighting scholars, schools, and reformers. It argues Greeks deserve European support, not censure, and defends their civilizational aims amid oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Turkey
Greece
Grevian
Theodosius
Justinian
Turka
Massicrod
Vienna
Constantinople
Smyma
Jimaina
Voscopolis
Xenophon
Deuosthenes
Ecclesiastic
Jormalem
Archiishop
Athens
Karaja
Venice
Creat
Mount Athos
Wugonius Bulgari
Catherine
Tan
Kearnad
Bossles
Con
Stantinople
Jannina
Smyrne
Cydonia
Europe
Corai
Codrika
Koumes
Economos
Capetanski
Germany
Italy
Ohio
Cyclades
Grecian
New Cambridgeshire Apple Crowned Cambridge Pippie
A Barnwell gardener presents a new Cambridga Pippie apple after years of effort. The fruit measures 12 inches in circumference and weighs about Ub Loz avordupoise, praised for winter keeping and abundant production. The piece notes related curiosities on seeds and musical instrument news, plus a Derby coroner inquest verdict of willful murder and a hay-stealing incident near Templeogua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pleasance
Barnwell
Thal
Loz
Gardiner
Cambridge Chronicle
London
Auchmann
Germany
Murvek
Tyan Arcu
Turoditch
Derbyshire
Charnel Teatenan
Abraham Wirdle
Daniel Slater
Pulfield
Belper Market
Slater
Aml
Houie
Rolper
Wardle
Mlaynigan
Temple Ogua
Tallaght
Dublin
M'Riceman
Sir Robert Shaw
Bushy Park
Kevin-street
Flanigan
Observations on Hanover Kingdom Soldiers and Celle Towns
A traveler describes Hanover as full of tall dragoons with Waterloo medals, noting their mild discipline and police-like geararmes. He visits Celle, capital of Lunenburg, praising wide clean streets, river Aller, and a ducal palace. He estimates about 20,000 inhabitants including suburbs, observes retirement from business, and contrasts Archauph with Celle’s calmer society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I'lus
Gear
Luss
Brunswick
Hanover
Porhana
Gottingen
Celle
Lunenburg
Har Tay
Aller
Richmond
Demark
Jilava
Gerwany
Archouph Efamburgh
Ciy
Germany
Sasuny
Evra Fulda
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes From Local Journal
A garbled excerpt from a Newcastle Journal style text mentions diverse items including planting, roots, and sizes, plus scattered obituary and character notes. The fragment references Mr Haruson of Weldon-bridge-house, benevolence, and various names, with unclear dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis Maury
Arrinun
Mr. Haruson
al Weldon-bridge-house
Aarons
Christianeau
Henry Hada Rutter
Rosinn
Auberdusher
Mzoibuen Bridge
Tratton Garden
Beunin
Not guilty verdict in Daly assault case despite witness variance
Catherine Daly testified to a shooting at her home on the 16th while James Kennedy Dillon and James Doyle faced indictments for attempting to murder her and threatening arson. The jury, after reviewing the testimony and noting inconsistencies in Mrs Daly's statements, returned a verdict of not guilty for both prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justican
Rimon Dillon
James Doyle
Catherine Catted
Daly
Catherine Daly
Cavanagh
Oleh
Kennedy
Dillon
Doyle
Nor
Dilson
Kens Nody
Saul
Harbratiagd
Uhre
Kavanagh
Jens
John Daly
A. Kourns
Penca
J. Doyle
Mr. Daly
Clas
Carey
Muel
London Dwellings Collapse Trap Eighteen
A building collapse at Little Rider Street St James's sends eighteen people trapped. Seven men and a boy were rescued during the rescue, some believed dead, then conveyed to St George's Hospital. The site, formerly the White Hart, now an elegant home for Sir Homes Farquhar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Janes
Little Rider Street
St Janes
St. George's Hospital
Talla
St. James's Palace
White Hart Public House
Lewis
Imansion
Homes Farquhar
London
Ein Arandenburgs House
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