Armoured Ram De Buffel Launched For Dutch Government
A 205 foot armour clad ram for the Dutch Government, named De Buffel, was launched by Napier and Sons at Govan. It measures 205 by 40 feet with 1473 tons, armed with two 300 pounder guns and four broadside guns, and expected to reach sea readiness in four to five weeks.
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de Buffel
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Parliament Proceedings Report on March 10
Their Lordships met at five o clock. The Court of Appeal Chancery Despatch of Business Bill passed through committee. The Public Departments Extra Receipts Bill and the Registration of Writs Scotland Bill were read a third time and passed. The Railway Extension of Time Bill was read a first time. Adjourned at 5 20.
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House of Commons Proceeding at Four o'clock
The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock as the House of Commons moved to the order of the day for the second reading in Manchester Courts of Record.
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Manchester
Cheetham
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House OF Commons
Manchester Courts
Queen Receives Address After Fenian Outrage Meeting
The Lord Mayor and Corporation travel to Windsor to present an address to the Queen. In the White Drawing-room the Queen, with Princesses Louisa and Beatrice and Prince Leopold, replies gratefully noting sympathy for victims and pledging to uphold the law with royal support.
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Beatrice
Prince Leopold
Duchess of Wellington
Duchess of Atholy
Hardy
Napier informs of Dr Krapf quitting expedition
Sir R Napier writes to the Secretary of State for India that he reluctantly permits Dr Krapf Amharic dragoman to quit the expedition due to failing health. He has been advised by his medical attendant to proceed to Europe immediately. Napier praises Dr Krapf's services and notes replacing him will be difficult.
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Secretary of State For
India
Dr Krapf
Europe
Krapf
Garibaldi Calls for Immediate Invasion of Rome
The Genoa based orimento prints Garibaldi's letter declaring after reflection the only solution to the present crisis is to invade Rome at once with the Italian army.
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Rome
Todmorden Murder Telegrams Link Suspect to Crime
Telegram from Todmorden notes the prisoner is to stand trial at the Manchester Assizes. It says his sweetheart Sarah Bell handed over important letters to the police, which allegedly show the suspect had pondered the crime for months.
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Todmorden
Manchester Assizes
Sarah Bell
Poor Rates in Scotland Return Details Requested
In Parliament papers, Sir Andrew Agnew highlights a call for parish by parish returns on poor rates in Scotland for 1667 to 1867. The inquiry seeks per pound rates on annual parish value, deductions from gross rent, highest and lowest rates since the Poor Law Amendment Act, and total burden combining owners and tenants.
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Earl of Rosse
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Queen's Universities
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Horsman
Scotland
Sir Andrew Agnew
Appointment of Two Judges to Fort William High Court
Invra Office reports the Queen has appointed Frederick Augustus Barnard Glover and Daarkanath Mitter both to serve as judges on the High Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal. The appointments were announced in the Gazette of last evening.
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Frederick Augustus Barnard Glover
Bengal Civil Service
High Court of Judicature
Fort William
Bengal
Daarkanath Mitter
House of Lords reviews whisky colouring in Taylor v Macfarlane
The Lords assess if logwood colour in coloured whisky makes it unfit for trade. They rule the colouring is not life threatening but may deter consumers. appeal dismissed with costs. Lord Westbury and Lord Colonsay concur.
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Taylor UV. Macfarlane
Westbury and
Colonsay
Taylor
Wesbbury
Lord Coronsar
Count Pepoli to Succeed Marquis as Italian Minister
Report says Count Pepoli will replace Marquis d Azeglio as Italian Minister at the English Court signaling a shift in diplomatic leadership. The move reflects ongoing Italian court relations and foreign policy alignment.
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d’Azeglio
Irish Epveatiox Commission Opens in Dublin Offices
The Irish Epveatiox Commission will begin inquiries in Dublin with offices taken in Sackville Street. Reports mention political maneuvering for Devonshire divisions and ongoing Liberal contrasts on the Irish question amid broader governmental stability.
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Western Morning News
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Lord Derby
Lord Cairns
Mc Disraeli
Fall Mall
Bouverie
Bright
Karl Russell
Mill
England
Italian Chamber Sees Turbulent Debates on Currency Abolition
Florence March 9. In the Chamber of Deputies Count Cambray Digny pledged to present a bill to abolish forced currency by April 16 and to appoint a seven member committee to study the issue. Depretis proposed embedding recommendations in a formal bill. the Left opposed, a tumult ensued, and the sitting closed.
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Prussia
Austria
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North German Confederation
Decree bars export of key foodstuffs and factory acts extended
The Spanish government forbids sea and land export of wheat maize barley rye flour rice and potatoes. The Factory Acts Extension applies to sewing and cotton factories printing offices and similar establishments in various regions. Liverpool assault case moved to trial as Kugel the merchant is attacked. Market notes show brisk demand and firm rates for cap wool. Week ending March 7 reports Wheat 48,875 grs at 738 8d barley 49,000 qrs at 43a ld oats 7977 qrs at 273 2d.
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Kugel
Coren
ENGLISH BANKRUPTS LISTED IN LONDON GAZETTE
A roster of bankrupts from London and other towns including C Gibb warehouseman Cannon Street G Wetzlar foreign merchant late of Fenchurch Street J G Bayley builder West Bromwich J Barrington watchmaker Exeter G Wood mason Mold Green N Currie hotel keeper Bradford J Jowett grocer Horton near Bradford T Holt undertaker Bradford T Trow boot and shoe maker Saltnoy J Burwell dealer in fancy goods Llandudno H Pitcher late commission agent Liverpool J Molyneux publican Everton J Westtyck smallware manufacturer Swan Court Manchester.
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G. Wetzlar
Fenchurch Street
J. G. Bayley
West Bromwich
J. Barrington
Exeter
G. Wood
Mold Green
Huddersfield
N. N. Currie
Bradford
J. Jowett
Horton
T. Holt
T. Trow
Saltnoy
J. Burwell
Llandudno
H. Pitcher
Liverpool
J. Molyneux
Everton
J. Westtyck
Swan Court
Manchester
Weather Report Mixed Across Cities With Varied Conditions
Tuesday weather across several cities shows most locations as fine or cloudy with a few rain events. Edinburgh and Hull report fine conditions while Cardiff and Sunderland note rain or dull periods. London and Plymouth remain fine. Deal and Gravesend observe moderate to dull shifts.
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The Abyssinian Expedition Telegram News
Telegram from Agn February 26 reports the 10th Bengal Cavalry re-embarked for Annesley Bay while Gobazye nears Lasta and advances on Magdala. Also notes whisky theft at North Baston Railway Station. three youths arrested, two fled. case dismissed for insufficient proof. all suspects reportedly company servants.
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10Th Bengal Cavalry
Annesley Bay
Gobazye
Lasta
Magdala
Hawickk
Whissky
Nort Baston Raiway
Lanson
Anderson
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