Bombardment of Tangiers shows French naval shortcomings
The Tangier bombardment reveals weak French gunnery and mixed results for both sides. British observers note Moors defending bravely, modest damage to Tangier, and diverging intentions from Admiral Joinville. Reports contrast French incompetence with British naval prowess amid ongoing European tensions.
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Ely
Ben-Abon Abd-el-Melaci
Tangier
Kabyles
Lloyd's
GiwastTan
Prince de Joinville
Tiguel
Fez
Tetuan
Tangier-bay
Morocco
Mogador
Owen
Lockyer
Mareaty
Albion
Tangiers
J. L. CowEtting
Barbary
Agiers
Ceuta
Triton
J. L. Cowelt
Cadiz
Haps
Prince of
Belle Pusse
Drummond Hay
Fred
Gans
Rabat
Hay
Rock of Gibraltar
France
Spain
Warspite
Cution
Prince
Ponle
Mr. Hay
Maalses
Agein
Cape Spastel
Nelson
Hull
England
Isa
Dreasful
Europe
Miyself
Gibraltar
Joinville
Daly
Durartum
Alleglca
John Wearing
Kirby Lonsdale
Westmoreland Gazette
White-street
St. George's
Southwark
Guy's Hospital
Cook
Jamen Stewart
Tyler
Union-street
Deptford
Merchant Service
Greenwich
Southwark-bridge Road
Braidwood
House of Our
Imperial Gas Company
Paul
Tanzier Vesuvius
Jae Hi
Io 5
Waa Aquadron
Calendar for Great Britain and Ireland 1844 fragment
Legal and miscellaneous notes from a periodical calendar covering pensions for ex ministers, tenancy and insolvency questions, salaries under the Insolvent Debtors Act, time and astronomical data, and letters to the editor on legal and governance issues.
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Great Britain and Ireland
W. A
Liverpool
Earl of Sefton
Peer
Aia Eldeat
Vicount Molynrut
Exeter
Alove
Tata
Eavence
R. B
Avary
Clement Danes
Aunset
N . Sr
London
Milford Haven
Cowes
Noomsticx Leotscallox
Weekly Chronicle
Mateo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Tittanpay
St John the Baptist
Grther
Metco
Jonx Hanrer
Lord Brougham
Wolff
Bokhara
Bkhare
Stoddart
Conolly
Sarratan
The Morocco Question in The Morning Herald 1841
In The Weekly Chronicle from London dated August 2 1841 the debate over Lord Aberdeen and the Morocco crisis is debated. The Morning Herald is accused of semi official bias and of misrepresenting English policy. Letters discuss Tangier and the French bombardment and ponder the implications for Britain.
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Ephem
Monoa
Prince Albert
Meteo
Zadkiel
Teesnay
Batue
Algiers
Oan
Lord Aberdeen
Morocco
Questio
Morning Herald
The
Foreign Office
Lord Palmerston
England
France
Stoddart
Conolly
Joux Grovex
Cnattaghed
Army and Wary Club
E. W
Annerr
J. P
Lumanitas
al. G
Hackney
W—Chedren
P. R
London
Daedn
PuiLo Twist
Weakly Chronicle
Adams
Druxford Union
Philop
Rogarty
Mediterranean
Loecy
Robert Feel
John Roszell
Texpuse
Tangiers
Philo
Aberahis
Deen
Adame
Ita
Crotford Union
Africa
Workhouse Committee
Sezex
Aenan
Ales Pablojment
Gibraltar
Tengiers
India
Moman
Droxford
Paige
Margate
Emily
Munir
Philo Tria
Spain
Grenada
Herald
Pietrand
Albert
Palmoretin
Prince de Joinville
Bay
Pense
Iain Short
Trafalgar
Mr. Daffy
Natian
Grattan
Herod
Fox
Nisu
Ireland
Lord Normanby
Lord Fitzwilliam
Leach
Bie
Burt St. Edmund's
Bervisia
Secosp
Escare
Drex Somnar
Dyce Sombre
Court of Chancery
Liverpool
Lord Lyndhurst
Haymarket
Piccadilly
Burlington Arcade
Sauwox Fisang
Glasgow Courier
Mary Ann Kendall
Jeremy
Greenwich
Grand Surrey Canal
Blackhorse-bridge
Deptford
William Arthur Young
W. Padgan
Eliza
Abe
Jane Kendall
Bermondsey
Witesa
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Ahernoon
Zwasi
Drajesty
Bukhara
the Weekly Chronicle
Marshal Bugeaud
Louis Philippe
Toulon
Walla
Belle Poule
Mr. O'Connell
Treland
Teo
Aif
Juinville
Davy
Mark
Crapaud
Peru
Auderiog
L'Orchester Terrace
F. Paulet
Collingwood
Times
Warapite
Bay of Tangiers
Anguat
Fane Macalhanes