Britain and Hanover Clash Over Elbe Tolls in 19th Century Dispute
The document recounts Hanover’s Elbe toll charges on 600 to 700 British vessels yearly, demanding payment for lighthouses and Heligoland, tied to a Schwinger Fort that once commanded navigation. It notes Vienna Treaty limits and calls for protest or force if relief fails after Queen Victoria’s accession.
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Kingdom of
Hanover
Vienna
Elbe
Hamburg
Government of of
Heligoland
Stade Poihit
England
Victoria
Hanover and Baden clash over king's abolition move
At Baden's meeting on the 22nd alt, deputy Iigstein warned that abolishing Hanover's constitution by King Augustus violates the Federal Act. A protest to the German Diet was proposed to defend article 13 of the federal compact. Ministers urged caution. the motion passed amidst an enthusiastic gallery.
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Baden
Alts
M. Iigstein
Hanover
Augustus
Germany
Itd i
Messrs
de Rotteck
d’Uttlingeh
Walker Supe
M. Blittendorff
Afifrs
M. Irstein
Coust
Grand Duke
Dublin City with Hanover Address Unhonoured by Lord Mayor
Dublin officials recount how the Lord Mayor took the Hanover king’s address to London, leaving the Hanoverian reply unpresented. Councilors condemn the act as improper while plans unfold to send Sheriff Bryan and aldermen to Hanover to present the city’s loyalty.
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King OF
Hanover
Dublin
Inds
London
Beover
Hinds
H Ouse
Queen Adelaide
Mr. Hinds
King of Hanover
Bryan
Urie Cme
Dress Peesty
Dontyervox
Farr
William Haweis Cooper
Canewee
Donnybrook Fair
Germany and British Tory leader clash over policy impact
The article notes high authority statements on German government opposition and the potential effect on public discontent, citing reactions to Tory positions in Britain and related regional tensions.
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Germany
Timed coincidences in Jewish and British histories
A correspondent argues for a providential alignment of Jewish and British timelines from ancient events to Queen Victoria's era. He lists numerous BCE and AD dates, noting striking coincidences such as Caesar's Britain discovery, Christ’s birth, and Roman conquest, while cautioning against overinterpreting patterns.
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Kelih Nood
Britain
Talian Catsat
Queen Victoria
Christ
Isaac
Abraham
Hhis
Julion Caesar
Gaul
Jacob
Esau
B.C
Moses
Israel
Victoria
Constantine
Joshua
Othniel
B.V
Henglist
Vortimer
Kent
Cerdte
Kingdom of
Wessex
Gideon
Gregory
Saul
Offa
David
Egbert
Terael
Jero- B
Phebe Ea
England
Ethelwulf
Ase
Juda B.V
Alfred
Ll Nigland
Northumbria
Jehu
Zechariah
Edward‘the Confessor
Harold
William the Conqueror
Josiah
Holy Land
Generki
Christendom
Wycliffe
Nehemiah
Pisa
Malachi
Paris
Joan of A
Ptolemy
Henry the Eighth
Ptolemy Philadelphus
Antiochus Epiphesus
Jerusalem
Louis XIV
Holland
London
Judes Maccabeus
Diiverer
Prince of Orange
Poland
Jonathan
Judas
Alexander Belus
William the Third
James the Second
The
Boyne
Simon
Maccabees
William
Johannes Hyrcanus
Marlborough
Pompey
A.D
Herod
Bonaparte
John the Baptist
Julius Crsar
Louis Capet
Aristotle
Francis I Opens Court to Ladies in Gallant Gesture
Francis I of France first monarch to invite ladies to his court saying a drawing room without women is like spring without flowers, a vivid metaphor highlighting courtly charm and social ritual.
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Francis I
France
Loyalist letter denounces Conservatives over Lord Clive support
A public missive from L Charlton addresses electors about perceived Conservative ingratitude and ambition. He accuses local Conservatives and their London counterparts of selfish aims, desertion of Lord Clive, and undermining public spirit. The speaker vows not to profit and urges voters to reject the Tory faction.
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Ae Jase Y
Megus
Ides
Zune
Clive
Ana L
House of Commons
London
Sant
Solénin
L. Charlton
Atlantic gale wrecks steamer and sways London Weymouth coast
A Friday to Saturday gale caused extensive damage along the coast from London to Weymouth with trees blown down and thatched roofs ruined. Passengers were landed at Coes and Southampton as ships faced dangerous seas. The report notes widespread destruction and alarm among travelers and shore towns.
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Plymouth
London
Coes
Chennel Islands
Eara
Weymouth
Ireland
Scotland
Laurence Sterne
Manurg
Portugal
Spain
Dumyries
The Portrait Poem of Love Across Time
A fragmentary poem recalls a beloved smile and lips that move with memory. The speaker cherishes the imagined presence, vowing to love and endure memory if the loved one dies, finding solace in a portrait that sustains the past and guides emotion through years.
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Staunrg
Return to the Way of Recovery Through Christ
A sermon discusses backsliding and the need for confession to obtain forgiveness. It urges returning to evangelical principles, citing David and Paul to stress Christ as the sole remedy. The text quotes Andrew Fuller on repentance and the conscience cleansed by Jesus blood.
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Jesus Christ
David
Jesus
Paul
Christ
Jesus Chrias
Andrew Fuller
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