Reform meeting in Markham denounces taxes and calls for unity
A Markham gathering declares York county taxes excessive, denounces British policy, and vows to reform by forming twelve to forty member societies. Delegates are named to a provincial convention and support Papineau, Baldwin, and Rolph while pledging vigilance and public safety actions.
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Wulit Eelead
Purrisat
Seine
I - Sermers
Markham
A Willam Ketcham
Tueep 'Femkinson
Tobe Eh
Toronto
Jacek Mibtrro
Sého Bart
Peter Migje
Tosh Tomlinson
James M‘dayid
Justin Bedgerow
Henry Aller
Lee
Mackensie
Reform Associations
Sackers
Zed
Mechanic
Ory
Eh Exk
York
Europe
Canada Company
London
Kingston
John Joseph
F. B. Head
Joseph
Teel&h Tak
United States
England
Ireland
Canada
Houses of Assembly
Quebec
County of
North America
Three Kingdoms
Francis B. Head
Bank of Upper Canada
Paverty
Britain
Axmeachout
House ‘of Assembly
Pver Canada
Lower Canada
House of Assembly
Roebuck
The
Lawrence
Great Britain
United 8
Lord J., Russell
Joseph Milburne
Rachael Horner
Joseph Vandize
Thomas Morgan
Martines Badgerow
George Robinson
John Burr
William Stockdale
Peter Hemmingway
Henry Miller
Duncan Weir
Peter Shell
Moses Hemmingway
Peter Stalee
Dudley Wilcox
Marcellus M'Keen
John Shell
Christian Henry Jnn
John Neeles
William Cantley
Louis Joseph Papineau
Rolph
Baldwin
Macintosh
Morrison
Parke
Gibson
Duncombe
Moore
United
Hagerman
Upper Canada
St. Lawrence
Welland
F. Head
Colonial Office
Papineau
Ostr# Toxtryson
Peter Micyr
Debate on Algerian affairs sparks potential clash with Clausel
The Journal des Debate publishes a letter from C. Bauge refuting claims by Eyoub Ben Hussein Kasmadji and the Tlemecen Couloughs that defamed Marshal Clausel. The Chamber of Peers address was approved 130 to 12 without amendment. Vidocq papers exams end. 5,670 rolls reviewed, 2000 sent to M. Zangiacomi on charges of usurpation, swindling, and usury. over 3,000 witnesses summoned.
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Journal Des Debate
C. Bauge
Algiers
Eyoub Ben Hussein Kasmadji
Marshal Clause
M. Baude
Durand
Coulougus
Pepilsss
Marshal Clausel
Chamber of Peers
Vinoca
Vidocq
M. Zangiacomi
Magisrate
France and Its Leaders Celebrate Restored Order and Peace
The message lauds France for consolidating its institutions and prosperity under liberty and law. It notes amnesty to heal quarrels and calls for electoral colleges to gauge public opinion. It praises world peace while lamenting Spain's civil war and the misfortunes of its people.
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Stre
France
Spain
France Voices Support for Treaty and Prosperity in Africa
An editorial passage lauds the Quadruple Alliance efforts to pacify the Peninsula, praises national military gains in Constantine, and endorses stronger acts of governance. It notes France's ascendant position in Africa and outlines aims to strengthen commerce, finances, and legal reforms under the dynasty and charter years.
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Isabelis
France
Mary
Constantine
Duke of
Orleans
Hopfer
Algeria
Africa
Atlantic
Hayti
South America
Bolivia
Carlist War News From Spain and France Report
Dispatches report heavy losses in a Carlist attempt to force the Ebro crossing between Lodosa and Tudela with no official confirmation. Related letters claim another Carlist column under Moreno retreated in the Incartaciones. A Molé remark criticizes the Carlist army as destitute, while Espartero’s War Office changes unfold and an envoy to Goritz is noted.
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Spain
Barowatz
Basilio Garcia
Ebro
Lodosa
Tudela
Valcarlos
Bergara
Dist
Moreno
M. Cousin
Chamber of Peers
Count Molé
M. Cousins
M. Conchin
France
Paiae Espartero
Latré
Chiet
Sec-deery
National Guards
Madrid
Caronice. E
Augsburg Gazette
Don Carlos
Frankfort
Princess da Beira
Baron de Los Valles
Goritz
Egyptian Affairs from Syria to Egypt's Monopolies
Alexandria dispatch reports Mahomed Ali Pacha in Antioch for the winter amid rising discontent in Syria over universal monopoly and conscription. Edhem Bey and a Turkish-Arab party proceed to England for study. a new Egyptian steam vessel shows promise, and reports of Arab forces' defeat are unconfirmed. Wheat scarcity and tariff-free corn imports worsen Egypt's hardship.
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Egypt
Alexandela
Nile
Syria
St. Jean d*Acre
Latakia
Swedia
Scanderoon
Antioch
Mahomed Ali Pacha
Cairo
Upper
Hough Lindsey
Suez
Bombay
India
Volcano
Edhem Bey
Malta
England
Homever
Pacha
Mahamed Effendi
Ibrahim Pacha
Yrore
Smyrna
Constantinople
Arablc
Ismail Pacha
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Hend W. Wright
Agricultural and Sporting Library
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Urray
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