Irish Reform Bill turmoil and European stock movements
The article notes a surge in agitation for the Reform Bill across counties Clare Galway Roscommon and Tipperary prompting police measures. It reports a 4 percent rise in French lands following a loan instalment advance by the French Bank and a stock market rally with Consols moving from 8 34 to 8 27 83. Antwerp reports Belgium warning Prince Leopold must accept the crown or war would start with Lord Ponsonby resigning Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Galway
Roscommon
Tipperary
Paris
Reed
Antwerp
Belgium
Leopold
Holland
Lord Ponsonby
Brussels
Paris turmoil and royal decorations stir unrest in 1831
Private correspondence from Londox dated May 15 1831 reports ongoing reform gains in France with an 11 to 1 majority for the national cause. It details Louis Philippe’s cautious rule the July uprisings the French press clash the presence of English interests and a May festival around Napoleon’s column. It notes a mob threatening Louis Philippe and a public dinner end with anti royal sentiments and arrests. An extraordinary railway feat is described with Stephenson engines transporting New Orleans cotton from Liverpool to Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Louis Phillippe
Duke of
Orleans
France
Charles X
la Fayette
Dupont de Peure
Delaborde
Lafitte
Absolutists
Cassimir Perrier
Wellington
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
London
Place Vendome
Napoleon
Pompiers
Martmonts
Conde
Court of Assizes
Roi
Pendaughs de Boulogna
la Republique
C. O
Sampson
Goliah
Stephenson
New Orleans
Liverpool
Manchester
Record of Cotton Train Feats and Passenger Traffic
Two engines pulled 1035 bags of cotton with Sampson carrying 519. Delays came from a strong north wind and slippery rails after weather showers. On Good Friday 2013 passengers totaled 2013 across Manchester to Liverpool routes, with no accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Sampson
Liverpool
Stephenson
Liverpool Mercury
Brutal murder shocks Kirkland township residents
A 13 year old girl was assaulted strangled and left on a road near Kirkland. A pedler named Barns was suspected after his wagon was seen nearby. Coroners and juries examined the case with little progress before printing. Mormon leaders ordered followers from Thompson to move to Missouri or lose Mormon blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland
Isaac Russel
Henry Williams
Barns
Newbury
Chardon
Pres
Pedler
Townsfolk abandon crops and flee Mormon influence
In a township about twenty families left for the Ohio River after week of upheaval over Jo Smith and Mormon leadership. Those who stayed were blamed as slaves to a controlling religious movement, with many departing over the Prophet's now contradictory commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Joany
Jo Smith
Mad dog bite leads to fatal hydrophobia in Ohio man
Mr. Foster of Chillicothe, bitten by a mad dog, treated with cautery, recovered briefly then died in agony about six weeks later. He suffered thirst, then spasms when water was offered. Physicians failed to help as hydrophobia, said to be caused by the dog’s bile, claimed several other deaths in Lancaster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Gaz
Bronson Township
Joan D. Hoserya
Hoskins
Boston Guards Visit Philadelphia Parade and Festivities
The Boston City Guards arrived Saturday with the Boston Brigade Band and toured the city. Citizens escorted them along parade routes to the encampment, visiting Navy Yard Water Works Museum theatres and sharing a military dinner with officials. The band gave two concerts to broad acclaim. The visit strengthened ties between cities of the confederacy and left mutual satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kensington
la Fayette
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Confederacy
Destructive Fire's Aftermath Described by Traveler in Fayetteville
Fayetteville observer notes after a large blaze that left about six hundred yards by six hundred yards of destruction with no intact homes. Witness asserts most accounts exaggerate the scale. only one description failed to capture the full devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville N. C
Fayetteville
Devastation Describes Town After Wide Destruction
In the town only three or four stores remained, and the speaker notes an unprecedented level of destruction never before seen or heard of, highlighting the total impact on the community.
Poland Fates and Local Flood Damage Report
Norwalk on July 4 1831 notes no Europe news since last. Reader concern over Poland's fate persists. Heavy Friday afternoon showers raised creeks to high levels washing away bridges and fences and damaging hay and grain on the bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Poland
Trade at Rochester and other 1829 notices
Tolls at Rochester from April 15 to May 15 totaled 39 четыр Р 26424, up from 18 248 60 a year earlier. Detroit land sales since March total 48 727. Navy directs ration payments for abstaining sailors. Newport Mercury marks 73rd year since 1758 publication. Counterfeit notes circulate on Lancaster Bank and Lexington Branch. Gen S Bernard returns from France. New York population 203 015. Ohio Canal work includes 44 boats. recent exports at Massillon amount to 5 780 barrels flour and 51 562 bushels wheat. Other items note Adams invited to Quincy oration. Texas settlers’ status. Fayetteville fire relief. Canada Free Col ony growth. sugar preservation tip with camphor. Ohio Portland Canal progress. a Paris youth suicide. political misgivings in Pennsylvania and Vermont elections. and a Delaware River finding near Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Detroit
Woodbury
Navy Department
Newport Mercury
James Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Lancaster Ohio Bank
S. Gill
S. Bernard
U. S. Engineer Corps
France
New York
Ohio Canal
Ohio Repository
Massillon
Adams
Quincy
Texas
Fayetteville
Canada
Free Colored Persons
Cincinnati
Louisville and
Portland Canal
Western Post
Ohio
Falls
Paris
Baltimore Patriot
Richard Rush
Pennsylvania
Green
The
Telegraph
Amos Kendal
Blair
Congress
Vermont
Burlington Sentinel
Bailey
Heman Allen
Swift
Easton Whig
Delaware
Kensington
Shocking Accidents and Local Notices From Fayette and Beyond
A tattered curation reports a box with two infants found partially submerged, fate uncertain. In Fayette N C a relief contribution request moves through the House of Representatives. Amherst resident Lewis Ely dies after a wagon accident, leaving a widow and four children. An affray at Middleport ends with fatal head injuries and an arrested Cole. A Peru marriage seals David G. Pouros to Miss Beisey Porrrr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Mags
Minions
Hinsdale
Fayette
N.C. Ia
Lewis Ely
Amherst
Ely
Lurain (O.) Gazette
Middleport
Cole
Grouns
Boute
Orients Telegraph
Peru
Charney Hubbell
David G. Pouros
Beisey Porrrr
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Londox
Courier and Enquirer
Sdalive Sews
Missouri
Thompson
Boston City Guards
Norwalk
Ieekly Atmarac
Ain
Nes
Wreo
Jehiel Hayward
Willa Jaques Warren Konnan
John Tilden & Kittredg
Me. Carty Owen Myers Joseph
New Maven
Huron County
Jacob Aumond
Zachariah G. Burlah Benjamin
Benjamin Berge
Merit Clarke
Jane Crago
Nancy Clem
Bne
Joshua Chilcote
Joan W
Auly
George Evans
John M. Golder
Horace Hough
Patrick O. Herre
Paul Lebo
Rufus Love
Jeremiah Robinson
Sinston
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