Insurrection at Demerara Describes Murder and Flight
Extract from a Demerara letter dated March 19 reports a breakout among Mr Van Bairen's enslaved workers on the Beehive and the Bush estates. An engineer Mr Torre and armed companions captured nine runaways, encountered more in a forest camp of over 80 enslaved people, resulting in the killings of Torre and another man. An East Coast Militia expedition is being formed as reports claim widespread violence, mutilation, and a large scale response is anticipated.
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Demerara
van Bairen
Torre
van Bai
Endeavous
Anong
Ma van Haires
Uitte
Young
Spencer ‘Mackay
Demarata
Gly
Erie
Wap Brugle
Ranaway Megroes
Rebels Driven From Wallapaya In Ceylon Uprising
Reports from Colville Dec 20 describe rebel leader Mohattuies forced from Weilasa, with remnants retreating toward Wallapana near Kimalgedera. Lt Col Hook and Captain Bickeniy pursue through difficult terrain while reinforcements move to Panelia to suppress the insurrection.
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Ceylon
Colville
Weilasa
Wallapana
Ktvilyadera Mohattuies
Kimalgedera
Radulia Oye
Weliapage
Woyalovwa
Bickeniy
Earhs
Jungs
Tyro Palanpulns
Lledit
Olopel Hook
Kiwulgedera
Maduila
Hook
Mudulla
Tibeto
Godda
Reuella
Walgeberg
Blackenberg
Uus
Dame Oye
Badutla
Panelia
Col
Hardy
Ger
Houk
le P
Cecil Hook
Candy
Dave
Wellesse
British mercy after massacre fears haunt frontier camps
The narrative recalls a tense episode where prisoners expected instant death but were spared after Lieutenant Colonel Kelly urged peace. Chiefly, an assist surgeon and interpreter were attacked near Tiboto Gudda, with a Caffree attack wounding Mohan and others. Some captives fled, while others remained and expressed gratitude.
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Kelly
Kelly Shade Thao
Kennedy
Dassenage Mohandiram
Candyan
Fe Jib Iist
Com Panella
Hook
Vinlays
Caffrees
Caffree
Tiboto Gudda
Anstabla
Holok
Mr. Kenned
Daseothartee Mohandiramas
Price of Irish Stocks Yesterday
Bank Stock 6 percent fiov Deb 3 per cent 9 Do Stock 3 per cent 6 Gov Deb 5 per cent 6 Do Stock 5 per cent 6 44 G C L 6 per cent 82 W St Deb 4 per cent P W Deb 6 per cent City Bonds 6 per cent Exchange per Cent.
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Fiov
G.C.L
St. Deb
P. W
Curious Items From Hay's Paper Weed Ide The Fourth Report
An 1850s column lists curious articles on Scrawmere Sunsnere and last pige. It mentions Dr Bre vater's Cauntporcorr and other items on Litzaany and Bien wre Susseets, presented in a fragmentary newspaper narrative.
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Hay
Bre Vater
Litzaany
Continent in Turmoil as Army of Occupation Debate Roils Europe
A Dublin Journal summary from the London Journals discusses European tensions over the occupation army in France. It notes possible French reactions, the Bourbon dynasty’s fate, and concerns about travel safety and trade impacts. The piece highlights speculation on Paris talks, Frankfort or Aix-la-Chapelle meetings, and the potential withdrawal’s broad implications.
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Chester Mail
London
Germany
Emrenons
King of Palasta
Frankfort
Aix-la-Chapelle
Paris
France
Europe
United Kingdom
Fontainbleau
Savary Memoirs Letter to Vienna Ambassador
Savary states in a Moniteur letter to the Vienna ambassador that he wrote memoirs and entrusted them to a person who cannot publish without consent. He says extracts in Dass Lt JOURNAL are genuine and explains Paris confusion over disclosures and a planned public release. He asserts fabrics of Paris publications intended to ruin individuals and denies publishing the memoirs himself.
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Savary
Vienna
Memirs
Dass Lt
Malta
M. Bergnot
Paris
C. de. LE Duc DE Rovigo
Great Britain and France in the Shadow of War
The text argues that a new war era threatens as Germany signals will push France to battle. It warns British distuchance could spur French action while urging the Solvereighs to adopt Representative Constitutions. If granted, social unity would rally the people and preserve Confederation tranquility, preventing the factional French minority from harming the nation.
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Pogram Remin
Germany
Market and society notices from a Victorian era weekly
The page reports English stock prices on Saturday evening with Consols at 793 and 795 and notes movements in other securities. It mentions Viscount Sidmouth leaving London for Bristol after court duty, a candidate for Donegal, and general political and police news. It covers riots deterred on Trinity Sunday, a Dublin meeting for repealing the Window Tax, and a Royal yacht voyage to Calais. It also notes the Queen’s health, a large osprey shot at Brocklesby, and a measured wing span of six feet.
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Viscount Sidmonth
King’s Bench
London
Town
Bristol
Hiley Addington
Ashtres
Donegal
Conmons
Galles
Montagne-street
Manning
College-street
Lindonderry
Wm. Scott
Marquis of Downshire
George Hill
Cosacre
Henry Cobbett
Political Register
Conkonance
United States
Royal Sovereign
Calais
Deke
Cambridge
Perham
Brocktesby
Jones Denies Participation in Worthless Production at Theatre
The Crow Street Theatre manager Mr Jonas is attacked for endorsing a pamphlet and reading it to friends at Cloniffe. The paper urges creditors to press for payment, criticizes his handling of debts, and proposes placing the theatre under Commission for public interest, asserting the Dayo lineage may hold superior claim to the patent.
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Caritcis
Joya
Jonin De‘clared
Carrick
Jonas
Crow-street Theatre
Jones
Dayo
This Gentleman to Take a Benefit at the Theatre
Dirt Turquand, an army officer now pursuing theatre, seeks a benefit show tomorrow evening. The Garrison backs his noble status and hopes for a full house. He faces a denied rehearsal due to the play being old and the company seeking perfection, prompting a forthcoming inquiry.
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Turquand
Further particulars of the murders at Albi and inquests
Accounts from Albi dated May 6 report declarations of appeal by the condemned trio Bastide Jansson and Colard. If the Court of Cassation rejects, execution will occur in Albi. Prisoners are heavily ironed, guarded, and isolated. one prisoner, Bax, is in a separate room. Madame Manson speaks of the witnessed horrors and the impact on her mind. Inquests address Pat Malley’s death from drink and a separate infant murder near the town. Sheep stealing and depredations on Ballybeau lands are also noted, with complaints of wool theft and animal harm near Maynooth.
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M. Fualdes
Albi
Court of Cassation
Riodez
Bastide
Jansson
Colard
Gena
Bax
Tess Ringour
Chat City
Bistide
Conowea
M. H. Moran
Pat. Malley
Newport
Dlayo
Deula Browne
Ballybeau
Americas Latin Revolt Reports and South American Strife
The letters describe Buenos Aires and Artigas in Uruguay as leaders of republican struggle against Royalist forces, with British officers aiding, and Chile and Peru prospects. Reports mention the Army of the River Plate, battles, evacuations, and cautions about loyalty, liberty, and foreign intervention. The Baltimore Telegraph questions Mina’s fate and notes rumors of his survival.
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Sebtiaods
Nana
Oporto
Pert
Atie i
Mautin
Sini
Saif
Line’ Marte
Bal- 44Ack
Braver
Fredchy
Military College
Budos Ayres
Thicm
Chili
Patiiota
Lima
Conception
Talca
Abélieve
Artigas
Himbo
Stalin
Anza
Hoje
Anc
W. W
Cape Horn
Fienganza
Vengraner
Siemorths
Igor Plate
Upper Peru
Potasi
Fry
Norfolk
United States
Artig
South America
Rio de la Plata
Buenos Ayres
St. Mantin
Republic
Baltimore Telegraph
Mina
New Rowan Cana Company receives third reading in Lords
The Act to provide for maintaining the Royal Canal from the Liffey to the Shannon was read a third time in the House of Lords last Thursday and passed. A separate report notes a canal boat plunder by armed men on the Royal Canal near the 17th lock, stealing flour and oats. In Dublin, the Vestry trial of North versus Verey proceeds in King’s Bench with nine claimants and multiple trials, while bullion prices show no London quotation on Friday with gold unavailable and silver at standard rates.
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New
Rowan Cana Company
Torovide
Royal Canal
Liffey
Nontuo
King’s Bench
Edward North
Broomfield
Dublin
Verey
Therr
Ms. North
London
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Qeneral Mina
Gilber
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