Napoleon of Peace or Paris Fortifications May 1840s
The piece contemplates Louis Philippe’s era, speculation over a new War Minister Marsh al Bugeandi, and fears of revolutionary sentiment. It discusses French policy abroad from Cadiz to Antwerp, and questions whether Napoleon’s legacy as peace patron could fade as royal power tightens across Europe and Paris Fortifications loom.
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Napoleon
Marshal Bugeandis
Russias
Africa
Paris
Louis Philippe
France
Pesce
Louis the Fourteenth
Richelieu
Ulysses
Europe
Spain
Aranjuez
Belgium
House of Orleans
Cadiz
Antwerp
Dissolution of Parliament Proclamation by The Queen
Queen issues royal proclamation dissolving present Parliament prorogued to September 21 1847 and calls for a new Parliament. Chancellors of Great Britain and Ireland to issue writs for return of Lords Spiritual and Temporal and Commons by September 21 or September 21st 1847. Given at Buckingham Palace July 23 1847 in the first year of reign.
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Privy Council
Shires
House of Commons
Kingdom
Great Briain
Ireland
United Kingdom
Buckingham Palace
Death of Sir David Pollock Versand at Bombay and public notices
The article reports the death of Sir David Pollock at Bombay, noting his respected character, masonry ties, and his burial in the Cathedral with a large attendance. It also describes a subsequent Bar meeting at Middle Temple Hall condemning conduct by two members, a Steam Boat theft trial at London Bridge, and various India China notices including rumours of unrest in Gramsoor, Canton scenes, and British fleet movements, with dispatches from Calcutta, Madras, and Hong Kong.
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Dears
David Petroce
David Pollock
Bombay
Erskine Perry
Isrgs
Duke of Sussex
David
J.P. Willoughby
Larkworthy
Middle Temple Hall
Siunces
Fyice
England
Critain
C. P. Cooper
Bethell
Tareves
Arthur
Mc Donald
Everett
Mansion House
London Bridge
E City
Daniel May
No. 1 Waterman
Donvald
Shane
Apon Eg
Ma Ue
Alde
Tate Veeneie Gibbs
Bahardle
M‘donald
Ale
Nan Gibbs
M' Donald
Sen
Gig
Alderman ‘Se
Iicera
Gibbs
Pfraena
Madras
Gramsoor
Chakra Bisshye
India
Lahore
Lawrence
Durbar
Sirdara
John Littler
Jullander
China
Canton
John Davis
Hong Kong
Roneo
Siberia
Minerva
Castle Edis
Ceylon
Her
Royal Artillery
Ceylon Rifles
Madras Native Infantry
Royal Irish
Bengal
Vulture
Macdougall
Hon
Pluto
Airy
Whampoa
Ber Majesty
Scout
Loring Woosung
Rinadore
Clifford
Amoy
Childers
Pitman
Foo Chow
Espiegle
Thompson
Ceialus
Pinang
Labuan
China Mail
Keying
Yeung
Sinbing-fu
Kwang-tong
Can‘an
Wei
Young
I¢ Ia
Sinbiog Fu
Geome
Kesing
Blay
Yeang
Fubshan
Board of Punishment
Henan
Honan
Consoo House
Plato
Hanan
Hare
Hono Koxe
Hon. Company
Pilate
Wharspoa
Valtore
London
Lagt Mall
Shanghai
Imporia
William Somerville
Labouchere
Ireland
Dennis le Marchant
Home Department
Times
Board of Trade
Globe
Council On Education
Council Chamber
Whitehall
Committee of Council On Education
Committees of Council On Education
Shakspeare
Stratford Upon Avon
Stratford Skskspearian Club
Archeulogical
Arssocietion
Dr. Pettigrew
F.rs
Lord Brooke
M.P
C. Douglaas
William Bethem
Bert
H. Dillon
J. Apersley
Crofton Croker
H Ain
W. Betham
Joseph Arden
Archaeological Association
Shakepearian Club
Stratford-upon-Avon
Archiviological Association
Rng
James Whitssonz
Queen
John Terry
Carter
Grasshopper
Lemonfield
Braison
Botleyhill Farm
Botley Hill
Eastern Counties Railway
William Coldwell
Es E& Carriage Cleaner
York
Grimshaw
Shoreditch Termines
Huddersfield
Arsa
Richardson
Wildbare
Shoreditch
Arnhem
Holland
Gephens
Gophene
Fuother
Galignani
Total Loss of a Steamer and Forty Four Lives
A Sydney Morning Herald extra recounts the Sovereign steamer's loss off Amity Point Moreton Bay after leaving Brisbane for Sydney on March 3 with fifty four aboard. A bar, wrecked by heavy seas, caused wreck and deaths during attempts to reach shore. Survivors and rescuers faced a harrowing scene as the ship sank in four fathoms.
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Walmer Castle
Sydney
London
Sydney Morning Herald
Amity Point
Moreton Bay
Sovereign
Brisbane
Dennis
Berkeley
Elliot
Stubbs J
Mrs. Gore
Mary
Mr. Dennis
Mr. Elliot
Captain Cape
Mr. Stubbs
Seok
Mr. Gore
Cape
Joyner
John Scard
Mr. Berkeley
Hoxton
Cowan Cowan
Tamar
Hexton
Richards
Clements
Gore
Child
Supdown
Stubbs
Isand
Blamire
Vir
Thornton
Wickham
John Balfour
Captein Wickham
Aed
Caps
Richard Stobba
John M’quade
John Neil
Lawrence Flynn
John M Cellum
John Clements
Aes
Thomas Harvey
James M'Geevern
Air
R. Gore
Henry Dennis
Darling Duwna
E. Berkeley
W. Elliott
Clarence River
Mr. Brown
Ateerage Pansen
Frederick M'Keger
Royal Agricultural Society Northamrrox July Exhibition
The Northamrrox county meeting opens with an eight o'clock yard display on twenty acres near the racecourse hosting 143 implements from grinders to harrows. Judges award prizes for heavy and light land ploughs and steam engines while crowds enjoy a festive scene with zoological displays and discussions on turnips and manures.
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Northamrrox
Society
South Midland
Implementa
Brlow
Couran
Seaby
Green
Pickering
Moulton Park
Market Harborough
Wombwell
Hia
Lnhich
A. Huxtable
All Saints’ Parochial
Earl of
Messrs
Button and Hallend Co
Way
Huxtable
Noathampton
Busby
Howard
Garrett
Sharwan and Co
Corner
Sanders, Williams, and Taylor
Sanders
Williams
Taylor
Hornaby
James
Mr. Robinson
Akim
G. Kilby
John Read
Mr. Newbury
Stratton
Mesers.Garrett
Clayton
Napplebeck and Lowe
Stram
Cambridge
Gooch
Crosskill
Smyth
Read
Grant
Mapplebeck and Lowe
Wedlake and Thompson
Eastern Counties
Fisher Hobbs
Essex
Birmingham
Kilsby
Newman
T. Smart
George Hotel
United Gardeners’ Horticultural Association
All Saints
Thompson
Stresta
Northampton
London
Peterborough
Derby
Waterloo
Assize Intelligence on Home and District Trials
Reports from the Home Circuit include Maria Renahan’s trial over abandonment of her infant at Bexhill, with Not Guilty verdicts after debate on intent. Mary Hughes tried for murder of her three children in South Wales with insanity noted. Midlands cases include robberies at Six Hills with Dale and Wright found guilty and transported. parallel trials in Barnetby and Wold involve arsenic and pancake poisoning with not guilty verdicts.
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Lewis
Cap Duszxtrox
Baron Parke
Maria Renahan
Bexhill
Attree
Therisoner
Hastings
Bastings
Brighton
Bowley
Johnson
South Wales
Caamantoey
Justice Creaswell
Mary Hughes
Sarah
Mars
Evan Hughes
Linnbyther
Lewrard
Welab
Rotary
Mageaty
Midland Circuit
Lancozy
Borotagy
Martin Dale
Joseph Wright
Festus Donhem
Fidlin
Flower
Adame
Dale
Wright
Festus Dunham
Sixhills
Witness
Margaret Dunham
Joseph Raweon
Ledford Town End
Marke
Sir Bill
Tobias Kirman
Market Rasen
Beron Ralfe
MumpEnsst Porson
Criminal Court
Baron Rolfe
Mary Ann Miler
Mary Milner
Hannah Tickels
Wildman
Dennison
Miller
Abe
Mary Winter
Sbe
Homse
Mary
House of Lords view tickets halted after prorogation
Gazette supplement announces suspension of weekly tickets to view the House of Lords due to Parliament prorogation and immediate resumption of works.
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House of Lords
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Royal Agricultural Society
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