Hostilities Renewed by Dutch Move in Belgium
Brussels dispatch from August 3 reports the Dutch resuming hostilities after the Antwerp citadel suspension ends. King Willem II returns to Brussels, troops march to Antwerp, and proclamations urge civilians to support the war effort. Anticipation of Dutch attack on Venloo grows as England and France ponder actions.
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To the Editor of the Carlow Morning Post 1851
A letter from J Rochfort, foreman of the late grand jury of Carlow, denies Mr O Connell’s speech toast claims and lists alleged toasts. Dublin Morning Register notes Kerry Assizes convictions, a man acquitted after a pained witness exchange, and harbor quarantine opinions. Dublin Pilot cites Meath candidate dispute and Wicklow flood damage.
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Court Martial Clears Powell in Pluto Tragedy After Inquiry
Reports from the court martial detail testimonies from Simon Burn Lieutenant Simmons and Henry Myers on the Pluto barge accident. The panel found Richard Powell the pilot negligent, absolving Lieut Buchanan and Mr. Davis of blame, with swords returned to the officers. Separate notices cover arrests for stolen books, purse theft from a barrister, pawnings, colliery deaths, damages for breach of promise, an insanity acquittal, a lamp incident at Bow Street, and a fatal axe blow at Hilton.
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Armistice Crisis Between Holland and Belgium Deepens
Letters from Antwerp report armistice ends on the 4th, with both nations ready to resume hostilities. Belgium fortifies with 60,000 troops along the frontier while the Dutch muster about 80,000, threatening Brussels and Antwerp as European powers seek peace.
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