Missions and slavery anger new colonial crisis in island colony
Memorialists urge Britain to press Spain and Brazil to end the slave trade and enforce treaties. They warn that abolitionist backsliding risks rule by ignorance and intemperance, and that continued plantation profits rely on bondage. Mixed commissions and firm government action are demanded to secure liberty for Africans and revive religious learning. Signatures from Baptist Wesleyan Presbyterian and Independent ministers accompany the appeal.
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Homnmountaing
Europe
Chapely Amt
Cealtore Innetabote
Imeney
Spain
Brazil
Britain
British Empire
Maresty
Mary
Brozil
Overland Mail Dispatches From India Refer to Napier Arrival
Despatches arriving yesterday note Sir Charles Napier reached Calcutta on the Haddington the 6th and was sworn in the 7th, with speculation that he may supersede Lord Gough. Panjab news show external peace though disaffection flares briefly. Madraj trial at Lahore proceeds before a mixed British court.
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Sir Charles Napier
Calcutta
Haddington
Lord Gough
Charles
Panjab
Madraj
Lahore
Mansel
Progress of the Siege of Rome Arrives Ariel at Toulon
Letters from Toulon on the 23rd report the steam vessel Ariel reached the port after a 24 hour passage from Civita Vecchia the besieging force before Rome has made three practicable breaches and preparations for a possible assault. Additional infantry and artillery ships were dispatched from Toulon and a sizable force is expected to embark for Italy.
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Rome
Toulon
Ariel
Civita Vecchia
Italy
Offensive at Oedenburg repulsed by imperialists
Vienna reports on June 21 that imperial forces began an offensive at Oedenburg and were repulsed with about 3,000 losses. The Cologne Gazette cites this as from Vienna correspondence, with partial corroboration by the Wiener Zeitung of June 22.
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Cologne
Vienna
Oedenburg
Weiner Zeitung
Surrender of Ancona and Evangelical Address in Edgware
Ancona capitulated on the 18th with amnesty for inhabitants and the dissolution of the old garrison. Austrian troops occupy the citadel and town in the Pope's name. George Friend, minister at Lyons, spoke at Trinity Chapel Edgware Road, urging support for evangelical ministers in France after detailing conversion cases.
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Ancona
Turny
George Frien
Lyons
Trinity Chapel
Juln-street
Edgaware- Youd
France
Ecclesiastical rearrangements and union talks in Lincoln diocese
In Lincolnshire ecclesiastical matters Rev J Browne and others receive new livings with stipends and residences. the Ecclesiastical Commissioners scheme is reviewed showing revenues around £3650 yearly with distributions to rector chapels and parsons. A Kingston Kingston Kingston conference aims at Christian union among multiple denominations with reports from Dr King and British Evangelical Alliance.
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Prevenwents
J. Browne
Limber- Magia
Lincoln
W. Grice
Seredingston V
Lincolin
Prirons
Dean and Chapter of
A. King
Sherrington RR. Ducks
Diocese of
Oxford
Bishop of
Clerk
Mary CG
Ringshall
Suffolk
W. Metcalfa
Skeyton
Norfolk
Stight
Roan-Lamhormeie
Cornwall
Dincedecter
Corpus Christi Call
Dunbridges
Polehampton
St Aldutn R
Parconnes
Sunderland
Ministers Gather for College Trust Ceremony in Nowley Street
In Nowley Street Chapel a large Devon and Cornwall gathering heard Rev G Hine open the service. Rev James Roberts read scripture and prayed, then Alfred Booker presented a belated histories statement of the college since its start. Dr Alliott explained reasons for accepting the invitation and outlined theEpstututian trust Doctrines to be taught to the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Cornwall
Nowley-street Chapel
G. Hine
James Roberts
Travo
Alfred Booker
Alliott
Political turmoil and press bill in tense assembly
The Cercle Constitutionnel faction urges moderation while opposing total repression. A press law would shift publication timelines, restrict editors, shorten prosecutions, and defend the president from press attacks. Arrests exceed 200 amid alleged insurrection plots, with Versailles poised for June conspirator trials.
Romeans face renewed peril and praised assaults in Italy
Italy dispatches describe General Oudinot reporting successful breaches at Cesena bas tions, with three columns penetrating and field hospitals recording light casualties. Sardinia rumors claim Austrian withdrawal from Abbadessa and a secret Austro Piedmont peace alliance, sparking political unease.
Final Extinction of the PIAst Cian Parstayest
The Frankfort Parliament is dissolved on the 18th. Deputies tried to meet at the riding-school but General Muller blocked the entrance with troops. several members were sabre-wounded. The government notes the National Assembly must depart Stuttgart and Baden proclaims insurrection to aid Baden and Bavarian combatants. Baden army routed along the Neckar. Mannheim and Meidelberg captured. Magyars in Raab hold despite 10,000 garrison with 10 guns. News from Vienna reports General Reischach’s victory, 4,000 prisoners, eight 12-pounders, 60 horses, amid fortress lines and drawbridge defenses.
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Baden
The
Neckar
Prince of Proasin
Peuchner
Manheim
Meidelberg
Microlawski
Grand Duchy of Baden
Austria
Hosxcaman
Reischach
Schutz
Beordahely
Raob
Vienna Gate
Bruckel
Wochstrass
Poltenberg
Gongo
Comora
Kinpka
Kossuth
Soma
Raub
Sass
Dukla
Epines
Wyas
Crorna
Eguth
Foreign dispatches note continued bombardment and retreats
Reports describe strategic moves as Jollachich withdraws to Nisker and Bom advances from Caransebies to Oraowa. Turkish aid to Macyara provokes Selavonian protests. In Presburg, Razga the evangelical preacher is hanged for sedition. Berlin monitors Austrian hostility with Silesia troop build up and looming Central Power rift with Prussia.
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Nevants
Peterwardein
Jollachich
Nisker
Vercaot
Theresiopol
Beegedin
Bom
Caransebies
Mohnudia
Oraowa
Macyara
Armo
Selavonian
Hxucurion
Presbury
Brescia
Hayana
Razga
Ian Uno
Stazyn
Humatehea
Ubia
Konsath
Presburgis
Mayryara
Nazeu
Nets
Prussia
Beriix
Berlin
Silesia
Lou
Denmark
Frankfort
Cologne
Neckar
Nerlin
West Indies News Reports Dull Trade And Sugar Concerns
The West India mail packet Kovern reports dull business across colonies. Jamaica hosts a bishop backed meeting to discuss slave trade treaty non observance and humane relief measures. Barbadoes notes 14200 hogsheads sugar exports with crop estimated at 30000. Demerara supplies blocked, creditors unpaid, and public affairs unsettled amid prolonged wet weather threatening the sugar crop.
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West Indies
Athivan
West Supta Mat
West India Mail
Kovern
Jamaica
Santa Anna
Spain
Portugal
Barbadoes
Demerara
Wellington Reform Banquet Promotes Representative Institutions
Wellington attendees gathered for a reform banquet on March 1, inspired by petition advocates to Parliament. Nearly 200 people attended as speakers urged representative institutions, with strong enthusiasm and praise for the cause.
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New Zealand
Ktgvonst Banquer
Wellington
War in Evnorg prompts US to extend control over mail steamers
United States debates expanding authority over navy and post office mail steamers built under government contracts. The move would disturb mercantile interests and be debated in Washington's Cabinet as war in Europe looms. Letters from California note rapid growth toward 100000 population with a male-dominated influx and resistance to slavery.
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United States
Evnorg
Europe
Navy
Washington
Cantron Mia
California
India and China Overland Mail: Lahore trial for Moolraj
Despatches from India dated Calcutta May 2, Bombay May 12, Madras May 9 and China April 24 report Moolraj, late Sirdar of Multan, to be tried at Lahore by a commission with about 300 witnesses. possible guilty verdict implies a lengthy trial. Chattar Singh and Bhero Singh return home unpunished. Maharanee Chuna Koonwar escapes from Benaras dungeon and travels 300 miles toward Nepal. authorities debate Punjaub settlement and army strength as Mala bar coast rains loom and Nizam states face disturbances.
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India
China
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
Moolraj
Sirdar of Mooltan
Lahore
Chattur Singh
Bhero Singh
Maharanee
Chuna Koonwar
Dhullop Singh
Maharajah
Punjaub
Bensred
Chunar
Uo Trave
Nepaul
Bengal
Tha Hot Agason
Malabar
Nizdm
Appa Babib
Nogpory
Roillus
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Ecclesiastical Intelligence
Jamatca
Kingston
Kine
Christian Union Amour
East Queen Street Chapel
United Presbyterian
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American Congregational
Dy. King
Cuba
Great Britain
Falmouth
Dr. King
J. Andrews
Westey Chapel
Macfadyen
King
Slutyer
Baxter
Fraser
Wanda
British Evangelical Alliance
Church Universal
Israel
Baptist Norn
Spafields Chapel
Airedale
nGcy
Branvorn
H.R. Reynolds
USA
Leeds
Jonathan Glyde
Bradford
James Parsons
York
James Pridie
Waliix
Joseph Tattersfield
Keishly
Mounton-In-Manan
Gloucestonsuutiy
Bit. Cowper
Springhill College
Chavel
Sunbury
MidDlesex Country Association
West Middlesex County Association
R. Ashton
Christian Instruction Society
Messrs. Kennely
Western Connect
Plymouth
R. Alnott
Western College
Foreign Intelligence
Uranch
Tn Camnet
Cercle
Constitutiqunel
Legislative Assembly
MM. Dafunve
Uewarty
Party of Order
le So-Cayed
Biewo
Council of State
Rab
Batignolties
National Guard
Nome
Ti Tatan
Tun
Versailles
Trehouart
Oudinot
Noa
Sardinia
Pidmontese
Piedmont
Grarmany
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