The Duke and our Defences
A critic defends cautious defense planning amid fear of French invasion. The piece questions panic, urges strengthening militia and regular forces, and weighs Wellington's warnings and a letter attributed to him advocating preparedness for national security. It argues for prudence over alarm and cites Parliament, ministers, and public sentiment.
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Army
Civil Department
Government
Anow Ireland
Duke of Wellington
Borgore
Morning Chronicle
F. M
Morning Post
Weasion
Ahirty
Grace
France
Epi
Jess
Wellington
Algiers
Rez
Paris
Blackheath
Downa
England
Paria
Havre
Southampton
Portsmouth
Sucre
London
John Ball
Bowring
Nelson
Prince de
la Scripsisse
Fevon
Beane
Europe
Aly
Tate
Tog
Lacretelle
Thiers
de Tocqueville
Louis XV
Dow
Kenter Sussex
Calcutta
Jamaica
Dublin
Lisbon
Malta
Tichsa
Boulogne
Lisle
Arras
North Healland
Dunkirk
Weatphalis
Pulteney
Whitlock
Prevost
Mediterranean
Vittoria
Heneka
Sir John Burgoyne
Ecclesiastical appoints and court reform debate in Times notes
The Times reports a postponed consecration at Whitehall Chapel pending a criminal information trial involving a prelate elect against Mr. Gutteridge. It notes rector appointments at St Marys and Magdalen Hall, critiques Ecclesiastical Courts as family-run, and previews a Derby conference on religious education by voluntary effort.
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Maxcupsten
Lee
Whitehall Chapel
Gutteridge
J. H. Gurney
St. Mary's
Marylebone
W W. Jacobson
Magdalen Hall
Hampden
Regius
Herster Jeyner
Jexsen
H. J. Fust
Jennes
Drre and
Jex
Dyxe
H., Fosr
Drxecer
H.j.fosr
Nicrout
Niewott
Proctora
theJznneRs
Lord Plankett
Little Hannibals
Edocatrox
York
Derby
Educational Fund
von West
Glocester Journal
Barones
Tamwonta
William Yates Peel
Tamworth
Jane Peel
House of Commons
Thas
Anstey
Mahon
Great Britain
Ireland
Queen's Bench
Juatloe Wightman
Justice Wightman
Misa Hoare
Hoary
Serjeant Talfourd
Serjeant
Shee
Cmal
Naval Benevolent Society
Gagaoay
Mooney
Belgium
Whateley
Thompson
Hampstend
Gregory
Doctor's Commons
Natare
le Bas
Privy Council
Maculloche
Hhis
Namure
Court OF Common Pleas
Sante v. Contex
Thos. N. Smith
Warwickshire
Hina
Earl Ferrere
Britannia
Cockburm
London
Mias Smith
Earl Ferrera
Earl Ferrers
Ilford Petty Sessions
Bevraz
W. Cotton
George Edwards
Butcher
Thomas Brown
White Hart
Dagenham
Brown
Wood Lane
Chadwell
Robin Hood Beer
Edwards
Norton
Chelmaford
Ering
Marlborough Street
Bewansto
Mary Ward
Hardwick
John Hall
Oxford Street
No.7
Shepherd Street
Ull
Asaault
William Henry Ellis
Tibbington Square
Talington
Andrew Coxhead
Banks
Regent Circus
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Barrell
James Hanson
King’s Road
Chelsea
Ebury Square
Keppel Place
Compton
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National Associated Trades
Burrell
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Ronpenizs Py Railway
Goanos
Robert Rounce
George Crane
Eastern Counties Railway
Spitalfields
Crane
Rounce
Calm Mexico news and Atlantic trade tensions report
The Caledonia brings New York dates to the 15th and Halifax to the 18th, noting quiet in Mexico City and moves by Pena y Pena and Pena y Ponsa toward possible resumption of Congress sessions and war readiness in Querétaro. U S Army health issues, Orizaba and Atléxico changes, Trist peace proposals, plus Lexington meeting condemning the Mexican war.
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Liverpool
New York
Boston
Halifax
Mexico
Penn Y Pena
Queretaro
Mexican Congress
Pena Y Ponsa
Santa Anna
Rincon
Santa Anas
Tehuacan
Atlexco
United States
Orizaba
Vera Cruz
New York Courier and Enquirer
Mezivai
Trist
Lexington
Henry Clay
United States of America
Republic of Mexico
Texas
Taylor
Corpus Christi
Matamoros
Rio Bravo
Congress
London
England
Caledonia
Washington
Londonderry
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Times
New York Herald
Europe
Canada
Montreal Herald
Lord Ashburton
Grosse Isle
Quebec
Montreal
Ireland
Lord Palmerston
Gulf
Sligo
Racey
McKiderry
Toronto
J. E. Mills
Shede
Catone
St. Lawrence
Banka
Herald
Bank of Montreal
City Bank
Montreal Building Society
Great Western Railway
Lake Champlain
Mediation Talks on Swiss Dispute Move Forward in Paris
Foreign intelligence reports Sir Stratford Canning meets Gaizot in Paris and prepares for Swiss mediation by the five powers. The plan includes religious counsel, cantonal protection, dissolution of the Sonderbund, disarmament, and unanimous cantonal consent before changes.
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Switzerland
Stratford Canning
Paris
Turkey
Great Britain
M. Gaizot
Neuschatel
Sonderband
Holy See
Sonderbund
Ralgge
Enera Bomas
Aide du Camp
Eho
Rochefort
Chamber of Deputies
General Dumas
Mons. Baroche
Cour d'Assizes
Marseilles
Russia
Perpignan
Montpellier
Nismes
Touloute
M. Benjamin Delessert
Lucerne
Uri
Schwytz
Unterwalden
Dufour
Italy
Rome
Florence
Lucca
Tuscany
Pontremoli
Fivizzano
Modena
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