Crown Prince to visit Darmstadt and Carlsruhe reports
Berlin reports expect the Crown Prince to visit Darmstadt and Carlsruhe with Count Neusel delaying departure. Diplomatic circles note intensified talks after Toplitz and French minister Bresson hosted Count Nesselrode. Hanover presents a new constitutional outline, while Prague and Stockholm discuss unverified royal marriage rumors and Bohemian frontier access.
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Berlin
Darmstadt
Carlsruhe
Count Neuselrode
M. Bresson
Count Nesselrode
Toplitz
Hanover
Kingdom of
Stockholm
Gasette
Paris
Sweden
Don Pedro
Duke of Leuchtenberg
Donna Maria
Madrid and Bayonne Dispatches On King's Death and Succession
Reports from Madrid detail King Ferdinand VII dying after a long illness though no will was discussed. Couriers were sent to Don Carlos and foreign ambassadors react as Madrid remains tranquil amid rumores of court contention. In Bayonne, a Carlist proclamation claims Don Carlos I as heir after Ferdinand dies without a male successor.
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Madrid
Sia
M. Zea
Ferdinand
Devetheleas
al. de Martinéz
Fimattees
Carlos
Corregidor
Bayonne
Bilboa
Charles Y
Spin
Iam
Serenissimo
Carlos Maria Isidro
Fernando VII
Carlos Mara Isidro de Bourbon and Bourbon
Infante
Spain
Crown of
Infanta
Don Carlos of
Bowngoy
Bounson
Ramalhao
Don Carlos
Dor Carlos V
Bebobla
Spiril of the Parisian Journals on Spanish Question
Galignani’s Messenger reports varied European commentary on Spain. Zea Bermudez’s view of national pride resisting foreign interference, Times and Temps on liberal press, and calls for French intervention if Don Carlos gains strength. Mina’s role and the Queen’s fate discussed. stock panic ridiculed amid premonitions of sovereign actions.
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Galignani
Courrier Francais
M. Zea Bermudez
Courrier
Temps
France
Spai
Don Carlos
Bourmont
Spain
Journal de Paris
Corps Diplomatique
Stock Exchange
Londoners Born in Country Benefit Health Says Carlisle
Sir A Carlisle testifies before the factory commission arguing that London's healthier working population reflects country upbringing. He asserts half of London shopkeepers and artisans were born outside the city and move in after maturity, while a London born infant exposed to city life faces greater health risks.
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London
Sir A. Carlisle
British leaf condemned after Lord Mayor hearing at Mansion House
At Mansion House the Lord Mayor chaired evidence to condemn British leaf seized by Excise from Mr Heale. Experts testified the leaves resembled tea but contained no prussic acid. officials argued the product defrauded consumers. The Mayor and advisers ruled the leaf condemned.
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Mansion House
Yenterday
Heale
Sergeant Bompas
Cr. Phillips
Adolphus
Bompas
Dean
Brentford
Windsor
Board
Excise
Faraday
G. T. Burnett
King's College
Phillips
Bompaa
Birkbeck
Walthamstow
Witherby
Woodfield
John F. Daniel
King’s College
Pereira
Aldaragate-street
Huma
Sergeant Bompaa
Hobler
Loup
Rou
Marlborough-Street
Marsh
Park-Street
Hay
Fim
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Hay
Br. Hay
Randall
Sawyer
Queen -Square
Daniel Moore
78Th Regiment of Foot
J. Creed
70Th Regiment of Foot
Messrs
Gregorie and White
James White
Wéth Regiment of Foot
Brompton
White
Michael White
Creed
Pri
Search by Lord Hit Lieutenants Ends in Apprehension
Reports state that Creed and a corporal offered to search a deserter’s location at a house, claiming authorization by Lord Hit. They were aided by police, detained two prisoners, and faced penalties after magistrates ruled misconduct and ordered fines or brief imprisonment. Thames Office session described a separate brutal assault by Daniel Corcoran on Mrs Point, her servant, and a pregnant woman, with Corcoran sentenced to two months in prison for threatening and striking.
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Red House
Michael White
Lieutenant White
Garcons
Creed
Thames
Daniel Corcoran
Bronerro
Comn
Adrieks
Apg
Laighing
Broderip
Baoventy
Steam communication with India proposed to Suez route
A Bombay arrival reports a plan to establish steam service between Bombay and Suez with initial funding from Indian subscribers. The committee aims for three annual voyages, estimating 1,639,000 rupees expenditure against potential receipts from passengers and postage. Subscriptions start at 10 rupees with free passage offers for larger donors. 29,750 rupees was pledged at the meeting.
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Bombay
Presidency
Europe
Suez
India
Alexandria
Malta
England
Ndin
Judda
Red Sea
Abyssinia
Aleppo
Syria
Egypt
Damascus
Palmyra
Balbec
Jerusalem
Cairo
Deniers
Thebes
Phite
Mount Sinai
de Verar
Avam
Comparative Mortality in England and Industrial Regions
Table based mortality by district from 1813 to 1830 shows Rutland and London among high longevity, while Manchester and Leeds districts report numerous deaths and varied ages. Data cover factory zones including Carlisle, Macclesfield, Preston, Wigan, Bury, Stockport, Bolton, Holbeck, and Norwich with per cent deaths under 10 and up to beyond 40. A second note reproduces an order from Winchester 1795 revealing misapplied Sir Thomas White charity funds by city authorities. Finally, milliners’ practices frequently cause eye diseases leading to blindness.
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England
Factory Commission
Rutland
London
Essex
Chester
Norwich
Carlisle
Heysham
Bradford
Yorkshire
Macclesfield
Preston
Wigan
Bury
Lancashire
Stockport
Leeds
Town
Bulton-le-Moors
Holbeck
Thera
Metropolis
Bolton
Corporation Commissioners
Leicester Corporation
Sir Lhos
White
Corporation of the City of
Winchester
Hillman
Andover
Alderman White
Bassett
Newport
Thomas White
Earle
Silver
Alderman Ridding
Ridding
Salisbury Journal
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Leicester Square
National Repository
Charles Toplis
Jondon
3 Capital One
Sbar Committee
Blount
Edward
Carnac
James Rivett
Easthope
John
Henderson
George
Hibbert
Humphrys
Ambrose
Uer
Thampton Rail Aw Aes
Deriham
Edmund
James
John S
Robert
Esq
Ww. Ees
Baring
Sir Thomas
Bart
Beach
William Hicks
Blunt
Edward Walter
Brocas
Bernard
Chute
L. Wiggett
de Blaquiere
Peter B. Fitabugh
William
Hambrough
James Barlow
Hunt
Lobury
Landon
Portland-street
Bankehs
Williams, Deacon
Eed Co
Birchin-lane
Wright End
Heariettest
Covent-garden
Sovruauprox
John Barney
Tilsons
Spowite
Gineer—Frenem Giles
Rishard Heathfield
Birmingham Railway Company
Edduta
Ondon and
A.A. Holdaworth
George Thackrab
William Hamilton
John Farnell
Phoebe Porling Fan
Epeeteans Ee
Henry Hunt
John Kirkland
Applegath
William Ellwand
Wyner
John Ramsbottom
Samuel Brook Pechell
Wal
Ommittee
R. Blunt
C. Snowden
John Secker
Curries and Co
Ramsbottom and Legh
R.S. Young
Tokenhouse-yard
Karslake and Crealock
Carlton Chambers
Regent-street
Joseph Gibbs
Crocksbank and
High Road
Edgewars Road
Edgeware
Grand Junction Water Company
Paddington
Middlesex
Clewer Field
Clewer Meadow
Clewer
Southall
Heston
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Arlington
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Sipson
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Michielmas
High Court of Chancery
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Webster
Henry Martin
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County of
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Northgate
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Coniscliff Lane
Capital Inn
High Row
Blackwell-gate
Prebend-row
Priestgate
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Low Worsall
Appleton-Upon-Wiske
North Riding
County of York
Freashery
River Tees
Dalton Upon Fees
Croft
Norv
Chapa House
Dalton Middle Farm
Thorntres House
Dalton Upon Tees
Dean and Chapter
York
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
E. and
C. Harrison
James Griffith
Raymond
Gray's Inn
Winter and Slaughter
Lincoln Chambers
Lincoln’s
Innields
Stokes and Hollingsworth
Cateston-street
T. and
J. Griffith
Robert Henry Allan
Mewburn
Mr. Thompson
Bishop Wearmouth
Ralph Carr
Ir. Wm. Walters
Talbot
King’s Head
Mr. Hirst
Northallerton
Black Lion
Stockton
Yarm
Catterick Bridge
Richmond
Waterloo Hotel
Queen's Head
S.C. Blount
Thomas Broadwood
Cahill
Charles B. Curtis
I. L. Goldsmid
Sir William Jolliffe, Bart
Gndon
Brighton
Shoreham
Richard L. Jones
R. Kemp
John Mandersanon
William Routh
Sir David Scott
Henry Templer
vaNit Messra
Williams, Deacon, and Co
Sea
Piccadilly
Thomas Hasler
Sec. N.B
Strand
Savoy Steps
John Burgess and Son
B.and Son
Burgess
Burgis
John Burgess
Son
Mons
Mallan and Sons
Russell-street
Bloomsbury
Hargea
Mallan
J. Pett
Regent Street
Sanger
Oxford-street
Smith
Gower-street
Nix
Royal Exchange
Rouse
Wellington-street
London Bridge
F.and
W. Batley
Blackfriars-road
Sterling
High-street
Whitecapeal
Kendall and Son
West Strand
Fisher and Wagstaff
New Bond-street
J. and
I’. Rigge
Cheapside
R. Johnson
Cornhill
Prout
Temple-bar
W. Holwell
Brunswick House
Blackman-street
Borough
Yates
Sloane-street
Price and
Gosnell
United Kingdom
Messrs. M
Kent
Penshurst
Cowden
Winstanley and Sons
Mart
Charles Brooke
New House
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Cold Harbour
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Tunbridge Wells
Tunbridge
Paris Garden
Eden Bridge
Hartheld
East Grinstead
Edells
Crouches
Ash Down
Cowden and Hever
Claringbould
Sevenoaks
Bromley
Croydon
Baxendale and Co
King’s Arms
Crowborough Lodge
Sussex
Tunbridge-wells
Stab
Auction Mart
Tunbridgewells
Lord Dela Warr
John Shelley
Hamburgh
Prague
Bastierad
Bordeaux
Germany
Duke of
Charles X
Duke de Blacas
Leobin
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Duchesse de Berri
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Juan Ve Gorenecur
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